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08/02/1825 |
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Arkansas, A.T. on the 30th of June 1825
Anderson, James
Bennett, Peter H.
Calliotte, Jean Baptiste
Carson, Andrew
Cocke, John H.
Dawlings, Jesse
DeHart, Abraham
Fulton, John -2
Franklin, B.
Ferguson, Robert B.
Huff, William H.
Hall, John
Harrington, John
James, Thomas
Kuykendall, Joseph
Kerr, Lucius H.
Knapen, Jason H.
Lucas, James H. -3
Lemon, Samuel
Lewis, Henry
Morris, Bockner - 3
McGary, R.
Montgomery, Richard
Mowler, John
Mitchell, Joseph
Offand, Marius J.
Patterson, John
Pelham, Charles H.
Reed, Hugh
Rees, Elijah
Strickland, Don F. -2
Shannon, James
Tucker, Nath'l. Owen
Vaughan, Sterling
Weir, John
Weekly, Sarah
Williams, James
Eli J. Lewis, P.M.
Arkansas, July 1, 1825
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08/02/1825 |
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Davidsonville, A.T. on the 30th June,
1825.
Cravins, Robert
Crains, John
Cochran, James
Dickinson, Nathaniel
Duckworth, Jacob - 2
Elkins, John
Fortenberry, Jacob
Fuller, Arad -2
Gibson, Samuel
Gray, Abner - 2
Hatcher, Charles
Hardin, Joseph Jr. - 2
Hardin, Joseph, Sen.
Hix, William
Hodge, Alexander - 3
Holderly, Thomas - 3
Hooper, Ailcey
Harris, George D.
Jacobs, Rufus
James, Jesse - 2
Jeffery, Jesse - 3
Job, Isaac
King, John
Martin, Daniel - 3
Miller, Samuel
McWilliams, Robert
McCarrill, Nathaniel
Oberbough, George
Reed, William - 8
Robertson, Moses -3
Stubblefield, Fielding
Stubblefield, Moses
Shoemake, John
Tweedy, Robert
Wells, Thomas
West, Abner
Hy. Sandford, P.M.
Davidsonville, July 1, 1825
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08/02/1825 |
MARRIED - At Fourche de Thomas, Lawrence County, A.T. on the 26th
ult., by Edward McDonald, Esq., Dr. Joseph A. Huber, formerly of
Davidsonville, to Miss Sarah Lindsey, daughter of Mr. Caleb Lindsey, of
the former place.
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08/09/1825 |
DIED - At the house of Mr. James H. Martin, on the north side of the
Arkansas, opposite this place, on Saturday night last, Mr. Samuel
Faulkner, aged about 30, late mate of the Steam-boat Spartan and
recently of Pittsburgh. He came up two or three weeks ago, from the
Mississippi, in a state of great debility, produced by a recent illness
of several weeks duration, at the mouth of the White River.
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08/09/1825 |
DIED - In this place, at 11 o'clock on Sunday night last, after an
illness of only five days, Mr. BARTHOLOMEW ENNALLS, of the firm Muir &
Ennalls, Merchants, of this place, aged about 23 years.
Mr. Ennalls was a native of Cambridge, Maryland, where, we understand,
his mother, and other relatives reside. He had been a resident of our
town only about three months, having recently emigrated from Baltimore,
where he was bred to the mercantile business - but during his short stay
among us, by his uniform correct moral deportment, and pleasing and
engaging manners, he had gained the friendship and esteem of all who
were acquainted with him - and all deplore in him, the loss of a
promising and amiable young man, who bade fair to become a useful
citizen, and a worthy member of society.
For some time past, during the late warm weathers, he had been busily
engaged packing up goods, and dispatching them for Hempstead County,
where they contemplated locating a branch of their establishment; and
intended to have set out to take charge of it, on Wednesday morning
last. But on that morning he was attacked by a violent illness,
produced, no doubt, by the fatigue and anxiety of mind which he had
recently undergone - and, instead of undertaking the journey which he
had in contemplation, he, who, one week since, was apparently in
excellent health and fine spirits, had been cut off in the flower of
youth, in the midst of the most flattering prospects, and is now a
tenant of the cold and silent grave.
It may be consoling to, and assuage the grief of his afflicted mother
and surviving relatives, to learn, that, although he died among
strangers, the utmost dare and attention was paid to him during his
illness, and every mark of respect shown to his remains, which it was in
the power of his friends to bestow.
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08/09/1825 |
LANDS FOR SALE FOR TAXES IN LAWRENCE COUNTY
NAMES OF OWNERS - NAMES OF PATENTEES
David Gillespie - Francis Rickets
Blackole W. Ball - Benjamin Buttler
Henry Long - Jacob Householder
David Gillespie - Freeman Tuttle
Joseph Desha - Reuben Davis
Asa Hartfield - Charles Stuart
David Gillespie - John Morringly
David Gillespie - William Carl
James Semple - John Cully
David Waldo - Benjamin Townsend
William W. Lyons - David Miller
Dicks Alexander - David Cooper
Sherlock Willard - Michael Daily
Robert Bledsoe - Silas Gammon
William Sherlock - Clarendon Day
Moses Pierce - William McCleard
Micajah Perry - Micajah Perry
William P. Hardwick - Jordan Goodson
William P. Hardwick - Burrell Campbell
Henry Long - Jacob Londeuslager
David Gillespie - Barzilla Gurton
Richard Smith - John Johnson
Jesse Hendersliter - John Harris
David Gillespie - David Allen
Lucy H. Green - Timothy Rockes
William Arnold - A. Cummings
James Campbell-John H. Smith
John C. Gale - James S. Smith
Elijah Teasley - Elijah Teasley
David Gillespie - Daniel Coleman
Robert Bledsoe - Baldwin Rice
Reuben Nelson - Andrew Billinger
Sterling Nuckols - Thomas Cravins
James Van Rensellear - Aaron Dunscomb
William Hickman - James Laughton
Robert Desha's Heirs - James M. Gouge
Ezekiel Dawson - Daniel Staten
David Gillespie - Peter Prints
- Moses Place's Heirs
- Joseph Pattle
- James Thompson
- Owen McGown
- George Swain
- James Christee
- Jacob Cobb
- James Wilson
- Peter Mosholder
- Robert Rowe
- William Pairs
- Joel Hutchins
- John Ervines
- John Hooper
- Isaac Young
- Edward Finch
- Pleasant H. Bean
- John Turner
- John W. Turner
- Robert Lee
- Daniel Eashan
- J.W. Reynold's Heirs
- Hugh Patton
- Robert Bryant
- Freeman Wing
- Foster Darnsters
- Wm. Summons's Heirs
- Dav. Hany's Heirs
- Daniel Chase's Heirs
- John Cook
- Burrell Robertson
- Robert Teal
- Jacob Moor's Heirs
- James Slaid
- Patrick Patton
- John Jenkin's Heirs
- Thom W. Harris
- Wiatt Douglass
- John Young
- Joseph Elliott
- Tarleton Wood
- Henry Gill
- John Stoneking
- Luther Horry's Heirs
- George Ellinger
- Nathaniel Kerr
- Dav. McGuinn's Heirs
- Robert Whittle
- Nathan Mago
- Zach. Chumbley
- James Valentine
- William Ward
- Richard Cooper
- William Stewart
- John Miller
- Zachar. Sherburne
- Quinton Todd
- Joshua Clark's Heirs
- Isaac Roberts
- John Eves
- John Ward
- Francis Haskel
- John Thompson
- James Harris
- Samuel Munsell
- Joseph Cotton
- Merryman Thorn
- John Missinger
- Henry Joice
- William Landrum
- Lewis Ozmatts
- William Watson
- Joseph Thatcher
- Thomas Haywood
- John Collins
- Alexander Carson
- Hamlin Mallory
- Hiram Stivers
- Michael Carney
- Stephen Smith
- Dempsey Selton
- Henry Stuart
- Benj. H. Jewel
- Isaac Morgan
- John T. Tarhoon
- William Burnette
- Thomas G. Benton
- Zachariah Stegale
- Daniel Keltner
- David Whurm
- David Johnson
- William Bolin
- James Knight
- Joshua Maxwell
- Joseph Smith
- Thomas W. Duckatt
- George Cook
- William Case
- Asa Blanchard's Heirs
- D. Worthouse's Heirs
- Thomas D. Morrison
- Joseph Ketler
- Sterling Ashbrook's Heirs
- Dempson Stives
- Thomas Teeney
- David Pembrook
- Zadic Morris
- John Combs
- David Wakeam
- Hugh Davis
- James F. Anderson
- John Gardener's Heirs
- Samuel Spencer
- Jacob St. John
- William Love
- Lewis Probbst
- Holyman Battle
- Joseph Coffman
- Robert Davis
- Thomas Hall
- Jacob Tanner
- Thomas Harris
- Pharoah Summers
- James McKay
- John Howard
- Isaac B. Hooter
- Aaron Kelly's Heirs
- Peter Long
- Williford Jenkins
- David Bagley
- John Garrett
- Green Demmington
- James Gardner
- William Tiler's Heirs
- John Buskley's Heirs
- John Kerbough
- Ebenezer Jackson
- Ebenezer Stears
- Nichalaus Hathaway
- O.N. Pumroy's Heirs
- James Sperring
-Joseph Holmes
- Morgan Posey
- Henry Riley
- John Pierce
- Eli Macnabb
- T.W. White's Heirs
- Richard Proctor
- William Sesterson
- John Simpson
- John Patterson
-Solomon I. Cedes
- Reuben Rounds
- Joab Tatum
- Thomas Gill
- Walter Richards
- David Almey
- Robert Curry
- James Long's Heirs
- Elijah Darr
- Elias Cooreill
- John Wilson's Heirs
- Charles Heacocks
- Benjamin Green
- Thomas McConklin's Heirs
- James C. Hillock
- Thomas I. Dollan
- John McGerry
- David Little
- Samuel Howe
- George Smith
- John Morris
- Jacob Belding's Heirs
- B. Wiley's Heirs
- Eli McNabb
- Charles Donahue
- John Rogers
- Nathaniel East
- Ebenezer Johnson
- Daniel Pool
- Z. Sammons
- Thomas Conner
- Thomas Weeks
- Joseph Wade
- Peter Bucane
- Levi Craig
- Daniel Frost
- William Smith
- Stephen Powers
- James Strickland
- Philip Havel
- Henry Grant
- James Ewing's Heirs
- Anderson Norris
- John Pitman
- I. McCraney's Heirs
- Nicholas Clain
- James Cameron
- John Sharp
- A. Holliday
- John Bowman
- Samuel Brown
- Aden Square
- James Mattocks
- William Thomas
- Elijah Jacobs
- Samuel Jacobs
- Solomon Clark
- John B. Terry's Heirs
- Jacob Hooter
- John B. Batman
- Jacob Whitright
- William Webb
- Bledsoe Brooman
- Jonathan Anderson
- Mary Hillard
- Hugh Ware's Heirs
- Charles Lanier
- David McMehale
- Terry Poe
- Doctor Dunning
- Robert Jones
- John Nanlock
- George Hill
- John Edwards
- Charles Dickerson
- Daniel Marsh
- James Williams
- Jesse Sandlin
- James Craig
- Josiah Clark
- John O'Neal
- Benjamin Alexander's Heirs
- Elijah Redman
- Matthew Veser
- John Otride
- Abner Terry
- Thomas Fisher
- Judson Farrer
- Joseph Murry
- Moses Stanes
- Morris Shay's Heirs
- Littleburry Wesson
- Zachariah Emmery
- John Furr
- John Hinkley
- John Furry
- Giblert Close
- John Hicks
- John McKinney
- Dempsey Trueman
- Randolph Handlin
- William Warfall
- James H. Colbert
- John Hutchin's Heirs
- Joseph Cross
- Ezekiel Clinton
- Robertson McGuire
- John Edwards
- John Loonis
- Lawrence Hartee
- Abner Hill
- Hugh Hook
- Randolph Surgett's Heirs
- William Valient's Heirs
- John Southweek's Heirs
- Joseph O' Carroll
- John Redding
- Benjamin Johnson
- Balis Tapp
- William Robertson
- Isaac Halley
- Joel Foster's Heirs
- David C. King
- Thomas Johnson
- William McShare
- James S. Garrett
- George Nearer's Heirs
- Balls Hum
- Samuel Stanbury's Heirs
- Thomas Kelly
- Robert Martin's Heirs
- Nathaniel Smith
- William Dunning's Heirs
- James Lanier
- Elisha Popham
- Thomas Harris
- Charles Wright's Heirs
- Thomas McIntire
- John Daugherty
- Thomas Cumming's Heirs
- Pleasant Thacker
- Thomas Upcraft's Heirs
- John Trailey
- David Carter
- David Harshorne
- Richard Conaway
- Levi Wright
- Jeremiah Ball
- Matthew Stoddart
- Gregory Ferrill
- Hiram Curtis
- John Watson
- Joshua Patch
- Abner Reynolds
- David Denny
- William Nixon
- Lodowick Cook
- George Neheseir's Heirs
- James Gregory's Heirs
- Israel Watson
- John Avery
- John Ferguson
- John Sesoms
- Charles Carter
- David Rolston
- John Powers
- William Jones
- James Youngblood
- Thomas Coots
- Dominick Hendricks
- Thomas N. Spruce
- John Sheppard
- Benjamin Heath
- Even Evrinoff
- William Bodford
- Absolom Odin
- Joshua Minor
- George Donchey's Heirs
- Richard Peck's Heirs
- James Irvin
- William Flack's Heirs
- Able Abbey's Heirs
- Joseph Reed
- William Lewis
- James Smith
- Abraham Hunt
- E.S. Meeder
- Bennet Ivy's Heirs
- E. Sprigg's Heirs
- T.W. Rogers
- James Griffing
- Marshal Man
- Absolom Croke
- Samuel Taylor
- Henry Watson
- Joseph Barsett
- Robert Brook
- Samuel Ferguson
- Edward Sneed
- Charles Cox
- William Shadden
- George Geates
- John Gates
- William Hopkins
- Jonathan Hobden
- Robert Fuller
- Zachariah Talleferro
- James Martin
- James Palmer
- John Pickett's Heirs
- Jesse Mullard
- Richard Kelly
- Thomas Glass' Heirs
- Elijah Murrell's Heirs
- Edward M. Wood
- James Gay's Heirs
- Collin Mattocks
- Robert Reed
- James Leroy
- Bartlett Nash
- John Robertson's Heirs
- Robert Scott
- Charles Wood
- George Pero
- John Terry
I will offer for sale the foregoing tracts of Land, or so much thereof
as will pay the TAXES and CHARGES due thereon, agreeable to the laws of
this Territory at the Court House door, in the town of Davidsonville,
Lawrence County, Arkansas Territory. The sale will commence on the FIRST
MONDAY of NOVEMBER next.
Joseph Hardin, Sheriff and Collector for the County of Lawrence,
Arkansas Territory
Davidsonville, July 25th, 1825
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08/09/1825 |
LITTLE ROCK MARKET
THE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens of Little Rock, that
they have erected a shed, near the Court House, where they purpose
keeping a regular supply of BEEF, twice a week, for the accommodation of
the citizens of this town and its vicinity. Their Market days will be on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, and the BEEF will be ready for delivery at 4
o'clock on those mornings.
Farmers from the country are invited to bring in their marketing produce
on those mornings, and they will have the privilege of vending the same
under our shed, free of cost.
BRUMBACK & THERBER
Little Rock, August 9, 1825
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08/09/1825 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the undersigned has obtained, from the Circuit Court of the county
of Hempstead, in the Territory of Arkansas, Letters of Administration on
the estate of James M. Stuart, late of said county, deceased: Therefore,
all persons having demands against the estate of the said James M.
Stuart, deceased, are required to present the same properly
authenticated, to the undersigned, within twelve months, or they may be
precluded from all benefit of said estate; and if not presented as
aforesaid, with five years, they will be forever barred.
John Clark, Adm'r of James M. Stuart, deceased.
July 20, 1825
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08/09/1825 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the undersigned has obtained from the Circuit Court of the county
of Hempstead, in the Territory of Arkansas, Letters of Administration,
de bonis non, on the estate of John McLean, late of said county,
deceased: Therefore, all persons having demands against the estate of
the said John McLean, deceased, are required to present the same
properly authenticated, to the undersigned within twelve months, or they
may be precluded from all benefit of said estate; and if not presented
as aforesaid, within five years, they will be forever barred.
John Clark, Adm'r.
de bon is non, of John McLean, deceased.
July 20, 1825
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08/09/1825 |
We understand that Gov. Izard will hold a Treaty with the Cherokees,
at this place, about the 20th of this month, which will be attended by
all of the principal Chiefs of the nation.
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08/15/1825 |
A SULPHER SPRING has recently been discovered in the Quapaw Purchase
about five or six miles from this place, which has already been visited
by a number of persons, some of whom remain there for the purpose of
using its waters, and several others are preparing to visit it from this
place. If the use of its waters prove as beneficial as is anticipated by
those who have visited it, it will soon become a place of considerable
resort. The distance to it is only a pleasant morning's ride, which
alone will be conducive to health, whether those who visit it derive any
benefit from drinking its waters or not.
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08/15/1825 |
CHEROKEE ANNUITY - Those who have claims against the Cherokee
Indians, will learn, from a notice of the U.S. Agent for that nation,
which will be found in a subsequent column, that the annuity due to the
nation will be paid, at, or near, the Agency house, on the 29th inst.
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08/15/1825 |
FRANKLIN WHARTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of Arkansas. After the
commencement of the session of the Superior Court, his residence will be
permanent at Little Rock,
August 18, 1825
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MARRIED - In this township, on Sunday last, by B. Smith, Esq., Mr.
Samson Gray, to Miss Maria Gray, all of this county.
DIED - In this township, at the house of Mr. Wright Daniel, on
Thursday evening last, Mr. John Bell, a native of Virginia.
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08/23/1825 |
A PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS
WHEREAS, representations have been made to me, that white people are in
the habit of trespassing on the Indian Country, for the purpose of
hunting and killing their game; and that numerous Indians, are roving
about the Territory, without any fixed place of abode, and committing
depredations upon the property of the whites, contrary to the laws of
the United States: -
Therefore, I, GEORGE IZARD, Governor of the Territory of Arkansas, and
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, in order to prevent the difficulties
which are daily arising by the Indians and whites trespassing on the
lands of each other, and to maintain peace between them, do order each
party to confine themselves within their own boundaries, under the
penalties prescribed by law.
And the Commandants of Regiments of Militia in the several Counties in
this Territory, and all Subordinate Officers, are required to aid in
carrying this order into effect.
Given under my hand, at Little Rock, the 22d day of August, A.D. 1825.
Geo. Izard
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08/23/1825 |
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
A.B.K. Thetford, Sheriff of Arkansas County, vice Louis Bogy, declined.
George W. Ferebee, Clerk of Phillips County, vice Henry L. Biscoe,
resigned.
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08/23/1825 |
Arkansas Territory, Crawford County
In the Circuit Court, July Term 1825
Patsey McBee
Vs.
Silas McBee
Petition for Divorce
THIS day came the plaintiff, by her attorney, and the defendant, though
solemnly called, came not: Therefore, it is considered by the Court,
that an alias summons issue in this case, returnable to the next term,
and the same be published in the Arkansas Gazette, for six weeks,
successively, before the next term of this Court, requiring the said
defendant to be and appear at the next term of the Circuit Court at a
Court to be holden at the seat of justice in Crawford County, on the
fourth Monday of November next, and show cause, if any he has, why the
bill should not be taken as confessed, and the Court proceed to hear
evidence ex-part on the part of the plaintiff.
A true copy from their records - teste,
John C. Sumner, Dy. Clerk
August 26
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08/23/1825 |
Arkansas Territory, Hempstead County
In the Circuit Court, July Term, 1825
Nancy I. Worson, by Wm. Sims, her next friend
Vs.
William I. Worson
Petition for Divorce
AND now at this day came the said Nancy, by her said next friend, and
the said William I. Worson, being solemnly called, came not: And it
appearing, from the return of the Sheriff, that the said defendant is
not an inhabitant of said county, it is therefore ordered by the Court,
that an alias summons issue in this case, and that said defendant have
notice, that unless he be and appear, on or before the third day of the
next term of this Court, and answer the complainant's bill, the same
will be tried ex-parte, and a decree entered accordingly. And it is
farther ordered, that a copy of this order by published in the Arkansas
Gazette, once a week, for a six weeks, successively.
A copy - teste,
Allen M. Oakley, Clerk
August 23
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08/23/1825 |
Arkansas Territory, Hempstead County
In the Circuit Court, July Term, 1825
William Mann
Vs.
Evans Williams
Attachment
AND now at this day came the said plaintiff, by Chester Ashley, his
attorney, and the said defendant being solemnly called, came not: And it
appearing, by the return of the Coroner, on said attachment, that said
defendant is not a resident of this Territory, it is ordered by the
Court, that notice be given to the defendant, by a publication of this
order in the Arkansas Gazette, four weeks successively, that an
attachment has been issued against his estate, by William Mann, for a
debt of seven hundred and ninety-two dollars and thirty-six cents,
damage one thousand dollars, and the amount sworn to as actually due,
one thousand one hundred and ninety-one dollars, with interest and costs
of suit, and that unless he shall appear, by himself or attorney, and
file special bail to the aforesaid action, on or before the third day of
the next term of this Court, to be holden on the third Monday of
November next, a judgment will be entered against him, and his said
estate sold to satisfy the same. And it is ordered, that the publication
be four weeks successively, at least thirty days before the November
Term of this Court.
A copy - teste,
Allen M. Oakley, Clerk
August 23
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08/23/1825 |
DIED - In this place on Wednesday evening last, Mr. Adam D. Kinkead,
late of Versallies, Woodford County, Kentucky, in the 20th year of his
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08/23/1825 |
Epitaph
Reader, I've left this world, in which
I had a world to do;
Sweating and fretting to get rich,
Just such a fool as you.
Honesty
Be honest, and 'tis clear as light,
You'll make by far most money by't
The profits that are got by cheating,
Are very few and very fleeting.
Experience proves the adage true,
Then never lose it from your view.
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08/23/1825 |
NEW ELECTION
WHEREAS I have received a notice from the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
and two Justices of the Peace, for Pulaski County, declaring that Edmund
Hogan and Alexander S. Walker had an equal number of votes for Member of
the Legislative Council, and ordering a new election: I, therefore, give
notice, that an ELECTION will be held, on Monday, the 12 day of
September next, at the following places, for an election of one Member
of the Legislative Council for Pulaski County to serve for two years,
viz:
In Big Rock Township, at the Court House in the Town of Little Rock -
Bernard Smith, Archibald McHenry, and John Douglas, Judges thereof.
In Vaugine Township, at the house of Francis Vaugine - John G. Deadrick,
Creed Taylor, and Israel Dodge, Judges thereof.
In Pyeatt Township, at the house of William P. Thompson - Peter Pyeatt,
Samuel Taylor, and William P. Thompson, Judges thereof.
In Cadron Township, at the house of William Carlisle - Thomas H.
Tindall, Charles Adams, and James Kelleam, Judges thereof.
In Welborn Township, at the house of Radford Ellis - Elisha Welborn,
John Tucker, and James Titsworth, Judges thereof.
In Saline Township, at the house of James Lockett - Jarrot McARty, Abner
Harrill, and Samuel Williams, Judges thereof.
In Little Red River Township, at the house of John Magness - John Cook,
Hardy Wilbanks, and Hiram Peeler, Judges thereof.
In Hardin Township, at the house of Abraham Wiley - John L. Lafferty,
Samuel Copeland, and William Wiley, Judges thereof.
H. Armstrong, Sheriff
Of Pulaski County, A.T.
Little Rock, August 16, 1825
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08/23/1825 |
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES, IN ARKANSAS COUNTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the following tracts or parcels of land, lying in the county of
Arkansas and Territory of Arkansas, or so much thereof as will be
sufficient to satisfy the taxes and cases due thereon, will be sold at
the Court House door in the town of Arkansas, on Monday, the 7th day of
November next.
Patrick Cassidy
Edw'd Hempstead's Heirs
Daniel Mooney
William Morrison
Wm. & George Morton
William Russell
James Scull
Richard Searcy
George Shipman
Christopher Wilt's Heirs
TOWN LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS
Henry L. Biscoe
John E. Burk
E. Morton & R. Crittenden
Robert Johnston
Wm. & George Morton
Wm. J. Orr's Heirs
William Pugh, Jun.
Samuel M. Rutherford
Petty & Demoss
H. Armstrong
Sale to be continued by adjournment from day to day until the whole are
sold.
T. Farrelly,
Late Sheriff and Collector of Arkansas County
August 12, 1825
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08/23/1825 |
Territory of Arkansas, County of Lawrence
July Term of the Circuit Court - to November Term, 1825
Monday, 1st day of the Term, July 4, 1825
William Jarrett, Executor, and one of the heirs and legal
representatives of Martin Miller, deceased, appears in open Court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that there is a negro
slave belonging to said estate, partition whereof cannot be made among
the heirs without a sale of said slave, and it being represented to the
Court, that Catharine Lanebarger, Nicholas Miller, Margaret Perkins, and
Elizabeth Bollinger, who are heirs and legal representatives of the said
Martin Miller, deceased, are not residents of this Territory, it is
therefore ordered by the Court, that the said William Jarrett, Executor
of the last will and testament of Martin Miller, deceased, do give
notice to the said Catharine Linebarger, Nicholas Miller, Margaret
Perkins, and Elizabeth Bollinger, in the Arkansas Gazette, for at least
six weeks, successively, previous to the next term of this Court, to
appear and show cause why a sale of the said estate shall not be made
agreeably to the application of said Executor.
By Order of the Court,
Hy Sanford, Clerk
August 23
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08/30/1825 |
Attempt to Commit Murder
The following anonymous letter was received by last Saturday's Southern
mail. As it bore no signature, and not being acquainted with the hand
writing of the writer, we immediately determined, as is invariably our
custom in all such cases not, to publish or take any notice of it
whatever, until convinced of its correctness by authority which we could
rely on. But, on making inquiry of a respectable person, direct from
Miller County, where the transaction took place, we have ascertained
that it is correct in all its particulars - that Cheek, who had
attempted to take the life of the Commandant of Cantonment Towson, had
not been arrested, but was lying out in the woods, as was said, armed
with three guns, a brace of pistols, a butcher knife, and a club,
setting the civil authorities at defiance, and threatening to kill any
person who should attempt to take him. He is said to be a resolute and
desperate character, and will no doubt attempt to carry his threats into
execution, if his lurking place should be discovered by his pursuers.
Fort Towson, August 18th, 1825
Sir - An atrocious murder was attempted in the vicinity of this
garrison, on Saturday last. The circumstances are briefly as follows:
The Commanding Officer of this Post, Capt. Hyde, while attending the
trial of a man, named Jesse Cheek, prosecuted for furnishing the
Soldiers of this garrison with spirituous liquor, was assaulted, in open
court, by the prisoner, who struck him repeatedly with a club, with
which he came armed, for the purpose, as he said of murdering the
prosecutor. This he nearly effected. He was taken into custody - fined
fifteen dollars, and then discharged! A warrant has since been obtained,
but the villain absconded. As I understand his intention is to proceed
to Little Rock, I wish you to give the foregoing and following facts an
insertion in your paper, in order that he may be apprehended and brought
to justice.
The said Cheek is about 5 feet 10 inches high, has a sandy complexion
and downcast look. He was formerly a pedlar in St. Louis, but left that
place with a considerable quantity of goods entrusted to him for sale,
and never returned.
My name, if you think necessary, will be furnished at any time, on
application, by letter, directed to this Post.
[The author of the foregoing letter, is requested to communicate his
name to the Editor]
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DIED - At Hempstead Court house, on Saturday, 20th inst., Anthony F.
May, Esq. Attorney at Law, and Prosecuting Attorney for the Southern
Circuit of this Territory. Mr. May was a native of Knoxville, E. Ten. -
emigrated to this Territory in November last, and had settled himself in
Hempstead Co. He was pleasing and engaging in his manners, his friends
numerous and respectable, and his prospects flattering. - Communicated.
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DIED - At his residence in Bonamme, Mo. on the 4th inst. His
Excellency
Frederick Bates, Governor of the State of Missouri.
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DIED - Near Cadron, in this county, on Thursday evening last, Mrs.
McElmurry, wife of Maj. John McElmurry, at an advanced age.
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DIED -- At St. Charles, Mo. on the 7th inst. the Hon. Rufus
Pettibone, one of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Missouri. |
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Land for Sale for Taxes
In Hempstead County, A.T.
Conway, James S.
Conway, James S.
Conway, James S.
Olivias, Elizabeth
Paxton, Joseph
Notice is Hereby Given,
That I, Samuel M. Rutherford, Deputy Sheriff and Collector of the
Territorial Revenue for the county of Hempstead, in the Territory of
Arkansas, will offer for sale, at the Court House door of said county,
on the first Monday of November next, the foregoing tracts of land, or
so much thereof as will satisfy the Taxes and costs due thereon.
Samuel M. Rutherford, Deputy Sheriff
Washington, August 22, 1825
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Land for Sale for Taxes, In Independence County, A.T.
That the undersigned, Sheriff of the County of Independence, will sell
on Monday, the seventh day of November next, being the first Monday, the
seventh day of November next, being the first Monday of said month, at
the Court-house door in the town of Batesville, Independence County,
Arkansas Territory, the following described tracts or parcels of land,
situate, lying and being in said county, or so much of each tract as
will be sufficient to pay the Taxes and costs due thereon for the years
hereinafter set forth, unless said Taxes and costs be paid before the
time of sale.
Names of Patentees
William Powers
John Turner
William Foster
Barnebas Noland's Heirs
Sutton Young
Arnold Stafford's Heirs
Robert Cain
George Bennett
Daniel Taylor's Heirs
John Carns
John Wilson
William Johnson
George Black
William Talbot
James Johnson
Cornelius Smith
Daniel Stone
Amos Ibderaft
David Battefield
James Thomas
Thomas Green
Henry Heilleman
John Rawlins
Antone Pelsh
John Hall's Heirs
Hugh McDonald
A. Knox's Heirs
William Rand
Hugh McClelland
William Brady's Heirs
Geo. M. Bowan's Heirs
John Barber
John Bark
N. Kingland's Heirs
David McCombs
William Barker
Joseph Jacob's Heirs
George Pierson
Adrian Smith
Hiram Saul
John P. Thompson
Aaron Lewallen
John Cook
Samuel Anderson
Levi Aniburns
Charles Witham
John Ordly
Robert Rains
Enoch Wolf
Nicholas Cook's Heirs
Henry S. Hammond
Elias Swartwood
Ezekiel Howard
Nicholas Stupler
Henry Kieffer
Richard Fleming
Frederick Young
Stephen Carney
James Keach
Spencer Osberry
Edward Gilstrap
Raymond Atkisson
John Clark
John Meeker
Edward Ceeseborough
John Jackson
Willis King
Daniel Hair
Joseph Staum
John Savage
John Lively
William Mace
James Crawford
Diler Catterton
H. Perrybone's Heirs
George Meltz
Robert Bruham
Lemuel Jackson's Heirs
William Hasting's Heirs
Samuel Nelson
James O. Conner
John Francis
William Ford
Jacob Faltz
Simeon Viming
John Siler's Heirs
Ezekiel Turner
Jacob Wright's Heirs
Bartlett Dorsey
John Donnelly
Dennis Hoskins
Richard Steois
John Jacobs
Ephraim Putnam
Andrew Lewis
Jos. Huchinson's Heirs
Seybarn Pollard
Ebenezer Bachelor
William Door
Ezekiel Billings
J.W. Chiston's Heirs
Artimos Conants
John Stewart
John S. Gorden
Ezekiel Tully
Jeremiah Bramner
Hugh McCase
William Knight
John Jamerson
William Johnston
John Goldsmith's Heirs
David Brown
Edward Taylor
Nathaniel Sawyer
Drewry Boatright
Robert Borles
John Bois
George McLaughland
William Mitchell
John Wilson
Joseph Buck
John Manuel
Henry Suttly
John Sedgewich
Adolph Yoder
James Ireland
George Kinginger
John W. Calvert
A. Livingston's Heirs
Nathaniel Ewing's Heirs
Luther Goodspeed
Luke Halbrook
Joseph Jilds
William Campbell
Edward McCommick
Burton Green's Heirs
Partrick Begley
Isa Butler
Lemuel Bennett's Heirs
Charles C. Cushing
Robert Densmoore
Lewis Douthridge
William Evans
Amasas Knight
Henry Bowman
John Travers
William Johnston
William Butler
Eli Bunch
Joseph Palifox
Eli Snora's Heirs
James Braddock
Robert B. Wells
Elephet Luther
Tiner Anderson's Heirs
David Moore
Jacob Bask
James Davis
Warren Land
Hugh Smith
Robert Buck
John Moneyham
Abijah Hall
Joseph Loyd's Heirs
John Fulton
Stephen Twist
Thomas Robertson
James Johnson
Prestly Anderson
Moses Plumer
Thomas Smith
John V. Smith's Heirs
John Brown's Heirs
Hiram Sumners
Wm. Cavenon's Heirs
Frederick T. Winkles
Micajah Summons
James Bridges
John Battles
Robert Madden
James Billington
Benjamin Fugit
Simon Cooper
Horatio Glynn
Walta Hays
John H. Smith
Henry Howard
James Moore
Hosea Sattorfield
William Newbern
Daniel Raney
John W. Smith
Moses Bean's Heirs
Daniel McCarty
David Miles
William Hayham
James Burl
Benjamin German
Jesse Geork
George Jinkinson
John Barker
William Peters
Jacob Sirk
Sam P. Stiles
Titus Canfield
Addison Reed
David Hopefield's Heirs
Asa Faulkner's Heirs
Daniel Philbrook
Martin Fox
Samuel Harris
Elijah Cobbs
Henry Galloway's Heirs
Ramford Peel
Elisha Martin
James Moley
William Shanklin
William Ballow's Heirs
Henry Rittenhouse
Jacob Trammel
James Muniett
John Thompson
John Myers
Jesse Earlman
Joseph Kenyson
Charles Sneed
Joseph Bartley
Daniel D. Doss
T. Greenwold's Heirs
John Worsham
Moses Hancock
Hiram Hill
Joseph Green
John McCramel
James Hopkins
Isaac Bell
Thomas Brewer
Enoch Abbott
Joseph W. Denty
Christ Daily
Solomon Gragg
Henry Hacker
B.T. Dickinson
Joshua Otis
John Quick
William Hunt
Patrick Norton
Sanford Brown
William Harris
William Orboy
Robert Asherrun's Heirs
John Scott
Robert McNair
Joshua Rolintson
Peter Lantz's Heirs
Balis Romine
Ebenezer Baty
Job Russell
William Boyd's Heirs
Jesse Tubbs
John Gale
Frederick Miller
Samuel Davis
Wessel Harney
James Lahooby
John Pratt
Cordee Parker
William Woodman
John Martin
Nathaniel H. Sanderson
John Wells
Garret J. Blewrett
Richard Belleworth
Daniel Burgess' Heirs
Daniel Wing
William Sparks
Thomas Hardle
Daniel Felch
Jesse Gray
John B. Shrew
Charles McGonigale
George Latimore
Absolom Widdore
John Scott
Andrew Clary
James Adair
Joshua Robinson
James P. Gipson
John Smith
Thomas Fare
Richard Prestley
David Anderson
John Ingram
Joshua Welsh
James McSterling
William Bartlett
H. Hill's Heirs
James Wilson
William Rowan
Elisha Beard
Jeptha Duncan
Joel P. Davis
Kenemith Coulterain
Wm. Cross' Heirs
Giles Rowe
Francis Mallaid
Isahm Rozine
Andrew Cramer
Daniel Granader
James Jinkins
Samuel Tibbits
Peter Remove
Jacob Pike
Peter Downs
William Hamrick
James Watkins
Thomas Eddy
Joseph Friday
Willis Medlin
Thomas Staunton
Edward Johnson's Heirs
Michael Smothers
Joshua Blearter
William Murphy
John Hall
Daniel McCaskill
James Burk
Zadoch Spyry
William Danford's Heirs
Philip Wray
Lott Harnlet
Henry Rootz
Pickett Slom's Heirs
Charles S. Elliott's Heirs
Samuel Stockton
J.H. Waley's Heirs
Giles Johnson
William Hemer's Heirs
Abraham Vallery's Heirs
Jacob Myers
Lewis Starks
Thomas Burmingham
Anthony Parris
L.H. Bryan's Heirs
B.E. Berkley
Peter Hessom
Thomas C. Smith
Alexander Gray
Ezekiel Morea
William Boyd's Heirs
Solomon Chappell
Godfrey Albright
Nicholas Noble's Heirs
Littleton Crabtree
Joseph Huntoon
Ebenezer Collin
Jonathan Hobson
Josiah Moore
Jeptha Garberry
James Sanders
William Christin
Henry Clement's Heirs
Francis Dupree
Samuel Moore
William Tolburt
Danvers Sterlings
John Shitany
Jesse Barber
Henry Cassady's Heirs
John Denton
Thomas Bradley
James Barnett
Henry Chick
John Hope's Heirs
James Newbury's Heirs
George Young
John Pullennee
John Washington
John Palmer
William Turman
Anthony Peroney's Heirs
George Hartley's Heirs
Daniel Love's Heirs
Charles Conoore
William Graham
Hugh Mullin
Arnold Kidd
Z. Fannehill
John Guin
George Gerring
George Foster
Thomas McHan
William Brown
Hartwell Long
Elias Highsmith
William Pool
Henry Forester
James Elkins
George Sharp
James Burran
John McAlfee
John Thompson
Horace Allen
Argus Patterson
John B. Oliver
Henry F. Goss
Henry Stanford
John Frubran
John White's Heirs
Archibald Watson
Ross Barker
Silas Jones
Tenant T. Steadman
J. Welch's Heirs
Francis Sanders
Charles Cooper
William Stonett
F. Winkoop's Heirs
Moses Jones
Ora Blanford
Samuel Hartford
William Rumsey
Daniel Penhatten
William Calhoun
Simeon Kilsy
Forester Turmar's Heirs
William Quates
John Butler
Henry Dixon
William Colvin
John McCoreland
William Barkers
William Johnson
John Vanderford
Thomas Williams
Elisha Hill's Heirs
James Bell's Heirs
Samuel Mullen's Heirs
William Carroll
Benjamin Ingram
John Kretzer
Hugh King
John Sapp
Thomas Cork
Thomas Pleyton
William Radford
Jesse Roach
Nicholas Nelson
Ashal Castle
David Doney
George Legarson
Lemuel Fox
William Bell
James Bradford
Asa Bynard
John Lovett
George Mittinger
Joseph Cuslard
Alexander Haggart
Henry Hite
David Venal's Heirs
Jason Farrington
James McFadden
Solomon Jones
Robert Carlisle
Charles Jones
Alexander Carthers
Thomas Christian
Nathaniel Belch
Asa Partridge
Bennett Williams
Hontice H. Conce
Augustine D. Cicarty
Bernard Purnell
Jonathan Gibbs
Richard Waldrope
Francis Sriever
James Ballock
James Biggs
John Smith
Benjamin Powell
Andrew Ward
George Ghent
James Lee
Benjamin Kimey
William Eastis
Nathaniel Bostick
Zepheniah White
Jacob G. Wolcott
M. Hardwick
William Cover
Simon Balusky
John Jimb
John D. Reed
Isaac Madas
Bright Harring
Philips Krafts
Thomas Brown
Elijah Wells
Aaron Mowbray's Heirs
Daniel Stafford
John Smith
Daniel Moulton
Josiah Spaulding
James Vaughan
Nathan Lee
Aaron Dodd
John Sifficks
Charles J. Broermer
Thomas Graves
W.L. Wolf
Sampson McGill
W.M. Stockwell
E. Roberts' Heirs
T.D. Abbott's Heirs
Gibbon Smith
A. Cartney's Heirs
Jesse Campbell
John White
Thomas Bacon
Lewis Turnwater
Wm. Brickey
Jacob Kinkle
George Sutlan
G. Bentley's Heirs
Charles Wilson's Heirs
John Harper
T. Smith's Heirs
James Leamaus
John Waddle
Jeremiah McDonald
Henry Wolster
Wm. Ganey
Wm. Yoeman's Heirs
James Banage
E.O. Buyass
R. Lockhard
Benjamin Camp
D. Harris' Heirs
James Waller's Heirs
James Webb
Samuel Plant
John McDonald
James Barley
Henry Bragur's Heirs
Henry Blancharg
William Falcher
Joseph Wyant
Henry Chambers
Charles Menege
Thomas Gilbert
Lewis Stone
Stephen Downs
Sylv. Yates
Thomas Harmat
John Morris's Heirs
Thomas Case
Lewis Shave's Heirs
David Battles
Spencer Cord
S. Ruddlespurgers
Robert Ruddell
Vitsant South
Wm. Saunder's Heirs
Wm. Hogue
Nathan Underwood
John Dowling
James Moore
Ira Wilkinson's Heirs
D.D. Trash
John Jones Jr.
James P. Royal
John O' Neal
John Varness
Robert Moore
J.B. Jone's Heirs
William Dodson
Eaton Name
Elijah Pierson
Jacob Brumstead
Daniel McCalister
Briton Sanford
Michael Galiher
John Cary
Asa Bunch
George Lordes
James Turrant
Names of Owners - Names of Patentees
Ashneron Robert - James Konklin
Bradshaw William - William Bradshaw
Bradley Hezekiah - D. Shepherd
Burr Philo - H.H. Conce
Cummerlord J. - J. Cummerlord
Conway Henry W. - Philips Lacure
Dyer Aaron - Luke L. Shaw
Dorsey Michael - William Shanklin
Dudley Wm. Sen. Heirs - William Dudley
Dawson Ezekiel
Dickinson Samuel - Matthew Cooper
Dana James - D.G. Brown
Davis Morgan - J.H. Armstrong
Foot Isreal - T. Burn
Foot Isreal - John Wyatt
Foot Isreal - Benjamin Hurst
Fountain Gidson - J. Ashneron
Graves Erastis - William Southwick
Grisham Joseph - R. Jones
Gridley Timothy - R. Kingston
Grisham & Fulton - Daniel Neaves
Gilispie David - T. Valleries
Gardner Lewis - L. Gardner
Judson David - B. Buckhannon
Mundenhall Richard - Thomas Smith
Murphy William - Jesse Campbell
McMenomy Robert - H. Baily
Magaeron Lewis L. - Jacob Miller
Nelson Matthew - William McDonald
Sterns Lewis - Lewis Sterns
Stewart John - J. Stewart
Smith Richard - Cordee Martin
Shaw Daniel L. - C. Tenton
Tubbs Benijah - Robert Yates
Waldo Zachariah - Joseph Harring
Wanton James - George Jenkinson
Charles Furanash - C. Furanash
Elijah Morton's Heirs - E. Morto
Charles Kelly, Sheriff and Collector, Independence County, Arkansas
Territory
Batesville, August 17, 1825
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TAX SALE
In Pulaski County, Arkansas Territory
On Monday, the 7th day of November 1825
At the Court House door, in the town of Little Rock, there will be sold,
the following tracts of Land, or so much thereof as will pay the Taxes
due thereon and costs of Advertising, lying in the county of Pulaski and
Territory of Arkansas. Sale to commence between the house of 9 and 2
o’clock of said day, and will be continued from day to day until the
whole are disposed of.
Note – If a less quantity than eighty acres of any tract be struck off
for the taxes and costs, it will be surveyed off of the south-west
corner of tract; if eighty acres or more be struck off, it will be laid
off on the west side of the tract.
Name of Patentees
Daniel Abbot
Asa Avery
G.R. Anderson
H.B. Abbey
Charles Amos
E.T. Allen
J. Valliant
N. Cooper
George Kelly
Charles Bachus
William Babcock
Richard Braddy
R.C. Brown
M. Branch
W. Berry
John Bent
S. Baker
William Bearden
A. Basham
Alexander Boggs
W. Babster’s Heirs
C. Brown
John Bullis
James Bell
E. Brown
P. Gardner
Charles Johnston
John McGee
J. Hendrick
A. Hughes’ Heirs
J. Perry
W. Parham
L. Sweeney
R. Thomas
J. Englehart
H. Cook’s Heirs
H. Barrister’s Heirs
J. Betts
T. Newman’s Heirs
M. Tanner
M. Hagarty
W. Walls
N. Andrews
G. Sifford’s Heirs
H. Caswell’s Heirs
M.S. Hawley’s Heirs
J.F. Hedges
J. Dewsett
E. Durgan
J. Ingram
H. O”Donnell’s Heirs
John Davis
W. Wortman’s Heirs
J. Rogers
James Wilcox
George Frazle
J. Byras
Jessee Smith
W.B. Shields
Peter Hauson
S. Beatty
B. Gross
D. Hunter
John Beck
N. Puffer
M. Manney
W. Jackson
J. Van Alstine
R. Blanchard
J. Bates
W. Beech
J. Butter
James Byeas
S. Beatty
George Battist
B. Brown
Charles Bader
J. Barton
W. Barnett
John Berry
T. Boyd
Thomas Buin
S. Bowles
S. Brandon
W. Burford’s Heirs
M. Baize
W. Brown
J. McNielle
J. Dunham
C. Buchanan
R. Razey
Wm. Bain
John Crawford
John H. Conk
J.J. Crow
Willis Carter
J. Crow’s Heirs
John Cooper
W. Caswell
Stephen Chase
H. Cook’s Heirs
H. Caswell’s Heirs
J. Calleat
H. Cahoon
E. Caswell
A. Crump
V. Chattaighe
C.W. Carney
H. Cranshaw
T. Cook’s Heirs
J.B. Cummin’s Heirs
J. Cockburn
J. Crow’s Heirs
J. Murry
J. Duval
J. Chapman’s Heirs
E. Cooper
J. Oliver
D. Kelly
J. Clayton
B. Cramer
L. Chambless
W. Wilson
F. Clarke
H. Clarke
J. Carman’s Heirs
W. Dunaway
John Dill
Jabez Dexter
Eli Debble
Thomas Doors
Wm. Donling
George Dunfee
J. Davis
Nathan Dexter
A. Davis
M. Daughterty
Felix Donnelly
Thomas Davis
Joseph Delk
J. Dupuy
D. Demmick
J.F. Duval
J. Drum
J. Denning
P. Diffendaffer
Wm. Drews
S. Graham
S. Strickland
W. Bleakley
G. Durrie
S. Brooks
Francis Dumass
Alferd Eldridge
John Erwin
Wm. Evans
Peter Emmons
Wm. Earle
J. Edwards
W. Kendrick
D. Stephens
F. Francis
Asa Fifield
John Free
Richard Winans
J. Kingston
D. Mitchell
T. Furbush
S. Findley
G.J. Frick
E. French’s Heirs
George Frazie
Peter Fonty
D.F. Foan
Alexander Ford
Jesse Finch
E. Ford
M. Fratrell
D. Flinn’s Heirs
W. Foster
T. Ferris
J.D. Ferguson
George Take’s Heirs
M. Ferree
R. Fleming
S.T. Gardner
D. Gilbert
John Gamble
Robert Gladden
J. Glass’s Heirs
R. Welden’s Heirs
Peter Cooke
M. Brown
C. Havens
P.L. Davis
E. Brown
O. Lewis
J. Coleman
S. Snow
R. Clarke
J. Newman
G. Owens
A. Owens
John Gaulse
W. Gilliland
A. Gladden
Asa Gerry
E. George
L. Golden
T.W. George
J. Gregory’s Heirs
John Hill
J. Harbet
H. Hogan’s Heirs
H. Hartgrove
H. Harrington
J. Haglet
J. Harrison’s Heirs
J. Huston
W. Howell
W. Burk
W. Henry
R. Heindon
F. Henry
W. Sutterfield
H. Hamilton’s Heirs
W.S. Hawley
D. Hunter
C. Howard
W. Howe
T. Humphris
J. Hottice
P. Hoppick
J. Harris
R. Harris
Jos. Hamilton
J. Harper
H. Guile
R. Higgin’s Heirs
T. Houser
S. Henry
T. Douty
T. Vickroy
S. Bird
P.L. Munson
S. Strayer
James Henry
C. Haines
R. Clustier
S. Hayes
P. Hughston
William Hudson
James Hall
Anty Head
John Hay
Isaac Jones
W.Z. Johnston
Elias Jones
J. Ingram’s Heirs
A.B. Johnston
John Jones
J. Jones
M. Johnson
L. Ingram
R. Jackson
James Indwood
Thomas Jones
Thomas Jones
J.C. Kerr
P. Kuhn Jr.
Jacob Kemp
A. Klinge’s Heirs
John Kemp
B. Kenyan’s Heirs
W. Kelbourne
M. Kelly
Robert Kelly
William Kerr
R. Belt
J. Leavy
J. Rowe
J. Swan
J. Kennedy
C. Lown’s Heirs
J. Leddies’ Heirs
G. Lamb
D. Lantee
J. Luxin’s Heirs
G. Loving
J. Latimore
J. Leazenby
James Lyons
J.C. Lister
John Lyon
William Linch
Samuel Love
C. Roberts
Samuel Lyons
A. Luther
F. Graff
Thomas Dunn
J. Ouncehire
P. McGarvey
J. Figley
W. Parker
George Long
S. Wallace
S. Lamb
Charles Low
Thomas Martin
Elias Martin
Wm. Maxwell
K. Mckaskill
Samuel Maine
William Murry
John Mandon
J. Mear’s Heirs
J. Griffith
J. McCuaige
Wm. Morgan’s Heirs
A. Minor
W. Johnson
M. McGrath
J.J. McIntire
S. Martin’s Heirs
P. McGleechlin
W. Manning
N. Mason
M. McGowan
J. McKelsey
G. Meloney
George Bell
A. Darrington
Jesse French
T. Gordy
R. McClasky
H. Murry
G. McKnight’s Heirs
Chas Mitchell
M. Marsh
Amos Mead
J.R. Miller
J.G.A. Miller
Thos. Moore
J. McPhurson
J. Matton
Geo. Miller
Jessee Mills
J. McDewitt
Silas Maigar
T. Malone
W. Major
J. Marshall
J.B. Graves
W. Lloyd
W. McDonald
Jas. Kelly
S. Parker
J. Brown
D. McKean
E. Monroe
M. Mayfield
D. McGregor
G. Morton
J. Alexander
S. Baker’s Heirs
D. Waddle’s Heirs
J. Calleat
J. Forts
R. Notsby
Geo Nand’s Heirs
H. Nicholas
T. Tyson
J. Odell’s Heirs
Noah Outlaw
Peter O’Hara
J.O’ Doneld
John Otty
J. Turk
T. Roberts
D. Straw
H. Howard
Thos. Cole
H. Tuttle
H. Jackson
Lewis Jones
J. Morrison
P. McGarey
J. Stephens
J. Owens
W. Compton
Charles Develn
A. Standemere
John Holcomb
Jos. Midget
J. Daniels
Wm. Hone
Jos. Tucker
H. Benkley’s Heirs
Geo. Williams
J. Flute
S. Webster
James Travey
Robert Morris
S. Holmes
Nelson Dealle
T.B. Shields
John Morris
Robert Miller
Peter Hoss
B. Woolberry
James Nichols
S. Williams
J. Brown
J. Edwards
H. Pierce
A. Laparte
J. Williams
J. Baker
B. Crocker
Samuel Ames
J. Foy
Wm. Fuller
Geo. Earnest
Nelson Fortune
P. Watkins
N. McKean
Jonas Casey
E. Armstrong
J. McGuinis
R. Rawley
Stephen Wair
J. Williams
J. Higgins
G. Helmbold
D. Mann
W. Simpson
Rich Lake
D. Etheridge’s Heirs
J. Morret
M.G. Becklins
J. Yakasky
S. McGuire
John Mills
T. Scurlock
Daniel Lisk
Geo. Robertson
J. Sloan
E. Crook’s Heirs
R. Kenniston
B. Cheesborough
D. Sellers
J. Greene
D. Wells
W. Richard
John McGran
J.V. Hamilton
Wm. Beech
H. Proctor
Geo. Lewis
R. Vincent
D. McKeag
N. Hardinburg
B. Thomas
C. Aldrick
R. Gladden
Aaron Pool
E. Yarborough
J. Jones
J. Butter
Oliver Pike
W. Biglow
H. Johnson
H. Murry
A. Bentley
L.T. Prescott
Jos. Johnson
A. Holder
Alex Enos
B. Batcher
Wm. Gardner
M. Greene
L. Lawrence
J. Williams
J. Brown
J. Walbert
D. Bement’s Heirs
Jos. Jones
J. Phillips
J. Harding
C. Chapman
J. Plough
H. Pritehard
Peter Peck
W.H. Perry’s Heirs
Asa Purafoy
J. Pott’s Heirs
S. Putnam
A. Prenelle
Luke Parker
Geo. Pilcher
M. Prewet
Oliver Pike
J. Phillips
Jo. Pratt
Isaac Pack
G. Plummer’s Heirs
D. Patterson
W. Platt
S.C. Price
J. Waglin’s Heirs
W. Barnett
C. Ludd
A. Carthage
M. Woodruff
John Pierce
W. Phebus’ Heirs
Rich. Pealey
Sam. Roan
T. Roseau
Wm. Reed
Z. Richardson
Ben Riley
Wm. Reed
T. Ranis
J. Rice’s Heirs
J. Reed’s Heirs
W. Ruffin
Wm. Ross’ Heirs
Isaac Ross
J. Shelhouse
T. Younger
J. Russell
T. Reynolds
Jo. Pee
P. Eggleston’s Heirs
D. Kirkpatrick
R. Burwell
J.B. Dardane
L. Bertholemew
United States
Chas. Mills
Peter Larkin
E. Fisher
J. Richmond
J. Vanlandingham
J.C. Pike
B. Gordon
R. Stephens
J. Smith
E. Sturm
R. Shellings
E. Sweazie
G. Shippey
S. Shaw
A. Shendan
S. Savage’s Heirs
Eli Stiles Heirs
D. Sparks
W. Scampart
Jessee Spikes
S. Skillan’s Heirs
J. Sanders
J. Stillman
C.W. Sanders
T. Spellings
D.N. Sampson
A. Steel’s Heirs
Jo. Keeter
P. Turner
W. Stearnes
C. Roderick
J. Savage
W. Sneed
J. Brasland
E. Wincoff
M. Purcett
S. Holcomb
J.B. Coultermarch
J. Walmouth
E. Warton
T.A. Clapp
W. Sheets
Luke Sweeney
G. Sifford’s Heirs
Jessee Smith
J. Smith
W. Smith’s Heirs
T.H. Simmons
J. Swartout
T. Sebert’s Heirs
J. Sheffield
E. Smith’s Heirs
Geo. Shriever
D. Singer
J.J. Smith
W. Stephens
D. Spencer
A. Smith
J.B.Thomas
G.H. Tenbrook
D. Twiss, Jr.
A. Triplett
G. Towns
W. Thomas’ Heirs
S. Thomas
W. Thomason
D.G. Taylor
H. Trouburgh’s Heirs
John Trull
Cordy Thomas
J. Tyler’s Heirs
H. Tappan
R. Thomas
Jos. Toney
E. Taylor’s Heirs
R. Townsend
J. Thompson
J. Thacker
J. Treat
E. Barnes
J. Henry
J. Vanness
Geo. Valleant
John Beck
R. Oder
R. Titley
G. Loudermilk
P. Valentine
H. Button
A. Golthwaite
J. Wilson
N. Wakeman’s Heirs
M. Wright
E. Wilson
A. Waldrope
Chas. Watts
L. Wright
G. Walraven
Robert Wair
W. Weaden
S. Wheeler
Thomas Weston
J. Wheeiock
J. Woods
T. Wilkin’s Heirs
S. Williams
S. Weir
W. Walls
J. Wilcox
H. Wheeler
N. Woodbridge
E. Walker
A. Ward
H. Ostrander
D. Wilcox’s Heirs
P. English
Wm. Wright
H. Wiles’ Heirs
Wm. Wood
E.H. Williams
W. Ward
Wm. Ward
Wm. Young
Charles Yopp
Thomas Young
E. Yarborough
John Youst
Little Rock, August 24th, 1825
H. Armstrong, Sheriff
Pulaski County, Arkansas Territory
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