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12/06/1825 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS
And Insolvents, owing Territorial and County Taxes for the year one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, within the county of Phillips,
and territory of Arkansas.
David Adams
William Almand
Thomas Anderson
William Bailey
Henry Brown
Thomas Badbury
William Bills
William Brown
James Corseley
Zarah Caul
- Carleton
Jessee Case
John Council
Samuel Campbell
John Clayton
Bela Downing
Richard Dozen
Michael Elsberry
Champion Ferguson
John Fulton
Mathew Gillispie
Elijah Green
Andrew Gilbert
Russell Gardner
Isaiah Goza
Shadrech Helm
Henry Hudgeons
John Hudgeons
James Hayne
John Huffman
Henry Hampton
Jesse Kennedy
Charles Lord
William Sloy, Sen.
William Meeks
Thomas I. Mills
Abraham Millet
Francis Mareshal
Joseph McClain
Joseph McGlaughlin
Edward Owens
Nathaniel Padget
George Pasons
Charles Page
James Shaw
Charles Stewart
Warren Smith
Thomas Stroud
Thomas D. Stroud
Stephen Thomas
James Nevil
D. Mooney, Sheriff Phillips County, A.T.
Helena, November 15, 1825
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12/06/1825 |
DIED - At Natchez, on the 1st October after a short and severe
illness, Capt. Richard Wash, of the 7th regt. U.S. Infantry, and late of
Cantonment Gibson.
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12/06/1825 |
MARRIED - At Helena, on the 20th ult. by Geo. W. Ferrebee, Esq.
Henry L. Biscoe, Esq. formerly of Richmond, Va. To Miss Phebe Carpenter,
step-daughter of Col. Wm. B.R. Horner - all of Helena.
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12/06/1825 |
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF LAWRENCE
CIRCUIT COURT, NOVEMBER TERM 1825
Townsend Dickinson
Vs.
Abner Gray
On a Petition to foreclose a Mortgage.
The said defendant, Abner Gray, being solemnly called, came not;
whereupon, on motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered, that publication
be made, agreeably to law, notifying the said defendant, that unless he
appear on the first day of the next term of this court, and proceed to
trial a judgment will be entered against him.
A true copy from the record - teste,
Hy. Sanford, Clerk
December 6, 1825
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12/13/1825 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS
And insolvent persons owing Territorial and County Taxes in the county
of Arkansas for the years one thousand eight hundred and twenty-four,
and one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, viz:
Thomas Barker
Simeon Cool
Robert Connel
James Dadley
John East
S.T. Demoss' Heirs
Thomas Farmer
Wm. & Sam Farmer
William Johnston
Eden Myers
Joseph McGuire
George W. McSweeny
John Price
Jonathan Padget
John Rainey
Hugh Reed
Samuel Smith
William Tucker
William M. Williams
Henry Dougherty
James Johnston
Joel Hewes
William S. Lewis
John Lewis
Pascal R. Moss
Thomas McKee
Thomas Moore
James Murray
James Rutherford
Joseph Stockton
James Sutton
Osea Smally
Peter Tidwell
Bedford Tidwell
Moore Verdolle
Ebenezer Tracy
John Alcock
Solomon Garrison
Absolm Garrison
Samuel Goforth
Rowly Hamilton
James Purtle
Wiley Taylor
T. Farrelly, late Sheriff of Arkansas County
December 5, 1825
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12/13/1825 |
A LIST OF DELINQUENTS
And Insolvents owing Territorial and County Taxes, for the year 1825,
within the county of Crawford, and territory of Arkansas:
Elias Allen
Robert Allen
Jeremiah Coutney
John W. Clay
Michael Crownover
Wilks Decker
Richard Dunn
Simon Frost
Richard Howard
John Hooper
Thomas Hutson
Alexander Legate
John Luce
Adam Lawrence
John Logan
James Mathews
Samuel Morrow
David Murphy
George Parker
John Riggleton
James Robinson
Andrew Smith
Smith Saunders
Andrew Skiles
Richard Severe
James Scott
Martin S. Tuttle
Felix Taylor
William Wood
John Wood Jr.
Jonathan Westfall
Powell Weaver
Hezekiah Wood
John Willis
Josiah Widdington
James Wilson, Sheriff
Crawford County, A.T. November 24, 1825
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12/13/1825 |
A MURDERER TAKEN - We learn, by a person from Miller County, that
William Hill, the murderer of Mr. Wm. Perry, at Potosi, Missouri, and
for whose apprehension a reward of $1,000 was offered by the brothers of
the deceased, has been taken on the Colorado, in the Province of Texas,
by Col. Ross, of Clark County, in this Territory. A citizen of Miller
County (from whom our informant derived his information) passed Col.
Ross within three days travel of Natchitoches, about fifteen days since,
and says he had Hill well secured, and under a strong escort; and he
understood that he would proceed to Missouri with his prisoner, with as
little delay as possible.
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12/13/1825 |
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR - Samuel M. Rutherford, to be Sheriff of
Pulaski County, vice Henry Armstrong, resigned.
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12/13/1825 |
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.
AT AUCTION
The subscriber will offer at public sale, on Wednesday, the 1st day of
February next, to the highest bidder, sundry articles of FURNITURE, &c.
consisting of: Bureaus, Bedsteads, Tables, Stands, Rushbottom Chairs,
&c.
He will also offer:
Farming Utensils, 5 or 600 bushels of corn,
And a number of other articles too tedious to mention.
The Furniture was selected, is neat, made of the best materials, and by
first-rate workmen.
A FARM - at private Sale.
He also offers the FARM he lives on, at private sale. The tract contains
320 acres, and is decidedly the most beautiful situation in the
Peconery, and not surpassed by any on the Arkansas. This tract might be
divided into three farms, giving to each of them an equal front and an
equal quantity of cleared land on the river. To persons wishing to farm
a small way, this place would be an object. It will be divided to suit
purchasers but the subscriber would prefer selling the whole together.
There is a first rate Cotton Gin on the adjoining farm, and there will
shortly be a Grist and Saw Mill in operation in the neighborhood.
If not previously disposed of at private sale, the FARM will be offered
in small tracts, on the day of sale.
The whole will be sold on a credit of 12 months, by the purchasers'
securing the payment at the expiration of that time.
The subscriber takes this opportunity of stating to his friends and the
public in general, that he is not selling out for the purpose of
quitting Arkansas, nor even Conway county; but merely for the purpose of
taking a fair start on his own bottom.
Thomas Mathers
Peconery, December 13, 1825
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12/13/1825 |
LIST OF DELINQUENTS,
Owing county and territorial Taxes, in the county of Independence, and
territory of Arkansas, for the year of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and twenty-five, viz:
Allen, Jason
Anderson, Evan
Ashburn, John
Buzzard, Jacob
Bross, Peter
Barker, Elias
Bond, Solomon
Bircham, Isaiah
Blair, William
Carter, Morgan
Cooksey, Vincent
Cobb, Gabriel
Chandler, William
Dickson, John
Foster, Thomas
Freeman, Benjamin
Friend, Alexander
Friend, Charles
Hudson, William
Hudson, Barbary
Heath, John
McKinney, Charles
Mansel, Samuel
McGee, Ann
Melton, Wm.
Nonnan, Elisha
Stewart, Moses
Sullens, Edward
Steward, Amy
Smith, Sion
Stanhope, William
Sahers, David
Terry, Jesse
Tidwell, John
Tally, Jacob
Svgart, John
Whetstone, Peter
Wheathy, Henry
Wright, David
Yoocham, Allen
William, Barker
Cotrell, Gilbert
Pierce, Francis
Wrenfro, Jas
William, John
Charles Kelly, Sheriff
Batesville, A.T.
December 13, 1825
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12/13/1825 |
MARRIED,
At Helena, on Sunday, the 4th inst. by Peter Edwards, Esq. Col. Eli J.
Lewis, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Arkansas County, to Miss Harriet
Phillips, daughter of Col. Sylvanus Phillips, of the former place.
"May blessings crown increasing years,
And dandlings to their arms be brought;
To ease the mind, and soften cares,
And doubly tie the marriage knot."
Recently, in Miller County, John H. Fowler, Esq. Clerk of the Circuit
Court of that County, to Mrs. Denton, widow of the late Thomas Denton,
deceased.  |
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12/20/1825 |
MARRIED - At Washington, Hempstead County, on the 8th inst. by A.M.
Oakley, Esq. Mr. Hogan Moss to Miss Frances McLelland.
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12/20/1825 |
PUBLIC SALE
On Tuesday next, the 27th inst.
There will be sold, at my residence, ten or twelve miles in a
south-westerly direction from the Town of Little Rock,
4 Head of Pack Horses
1 Mule
1 Surveyor's Compass
1 Good Rifle Gun
4 or 5 Pack-Saddles
Together with
A full set of Camp Equipage,
Consisting of 1 Tent Cloth, Blankets, Buffalo Skins, Axes, Bags, Camp
Kettles, Coffee-Mill, Tin Cups, Spoons, &c. &c. - the same being the
remains of an out-fit procured for the purpose of running the eastern
boundary of the Choctaw lands in the Territory of Arkansas; and will be
sold as the property of the United States.
Terms of sale - CASH
J.S. Conway
Little Rock, December 19, 1825
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12/20/1825 |
TO JOURNEYMEN PRINTERS
WANTED, immediately, at the Office of the Arkansas Gazette, a Journeyman
Printer, who is complete master of his business, and capable of taking
the entire management of the mechanical department of the Office. One of
this description, who can produce good recommendations, as to his
honesty, sobriety, and industry, can find an easy and permanent
situation, and good wages, by making immediate application.
Little Rock, December 20, 1825
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12/27/1825 |
MARRIED,
In Vaugine Township, in this county, on Tuesday evening last, Mr.
William Kinkead, of this place, and formerly of Versailles, Ky., to Miss
Leonora Dardenne, both of this county.At Peconery, on the 8th inst. by the Rev. S.T. Toncray, Mr. Thomas
Harris to Miss Mary Travis, both of Conway County.
In Cadron Township, on the 15th inst., by the same, Mr. Samuel Pelton,
of Saline Township, in this county, to Miss Martha Adams, daughter of
Mr. James Adams, of the former township.
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12/27/1825 |
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF CRAWFORD
CIRCUIT COURT, NOVEMBER TERM, 1825
John McLean
Vs.
Peggy McLean
Petition for Divorce
This day came the plaintiff, by his attorney, and the defendant, though
solemnly called, came not: It is therefore considered by the court that
an alias summons issue, returnable to the next term of this court, and
publication be made in the Arkansas Gazette, for six weeks,
successively, before the next term of this court, requiring said
defendant to be and appear at the next term of this court, at a circuit
court to be holden at the seat of justice in said county, on the fourth
Monday of March next, and show cause, if any she can, why the bill
should not be taken as confessed, and the court proceed to hear evidence
ex-parte on the part of the plaintiff.
A copy - teste,
Geo. C. Pickett, Clerk
December 27, 1825
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12/27/1825 |
TO CARPENTERS, MILL-WRIGHTS, AND OTHERS,
EXECUTORS'S SALE
On Friday, the 27th day of January next,
There will be exposed to PUBLIC AUCTION, at the late residence of Joseph
Thornhill, deceased, in the town of Little Rock, the principal part of
the personal effects belonging to said estate, consisting of a large and
complete set of
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
Sufficient for carrying on the business of a builder on an extensive
scale. Also, A large assortment of LOCKS, HINGES, LATCHES, BOLTS, 8 BY
10 AND 10 BY 12 GLASS, SEVERAL PAIR OF VENITIAN BLINDS, WINDOW SASHES
(WITH AND WITHOUT GLASS) one OX CART, two LOG CHAINES, and a great
variety of other articles too tedious to mention.
Terms of Sale - All sums not exceeding $10 cash - over $ 10, and not
exceeding $30, three months, over $30, and not exceeding $50, six months
- and over $50, 9 months credit. Notes with approved security, will be
required.
Also - At private sale,
The Frame for a MILL HOUSE, and a complete set of MACHINERY, for a
SAW-MILL, On The inclined plane principle. This piece of property is
entirely new, made in a substantial and workman-like manner, of the best
materials, and is nearly ready to be put together. The person purchasing
this property, can have the privilege of taking, at the original cost,
several LOTS of ground situate on the bank of the Arkansas, a short
distance above the landing, which were intended as a site for the Mill.
The situation is very eligible, and believed to be the best that could
have been found in the vicinity of this town; and the great and
increasing demand for lumber at this place, offers strong inducements to
persons acquainted with the sawing business, to purchase and put this
Mill into immediate operation.
If not previously disposed of at private sale, the frame and machinery
of the Mill will be offered at public auction on the above mentioned day
of sale.
One-fourth of the purchase money will be required to be paid down; and
the balance to be paid in three equal installments, of six, twelve, and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving notes with approved security.
Persons wishing to purchase any of the above property, at private sale,
will please make application to Wm. E. Woodruff.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock A.M.
B. Smith
Isaac Watkins
Wm. E. Woodruff, Executors
Little Rock, December 27, 1825
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