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02/01/1825 |
DIED - At Crystal Hill, on Wednesday evening last, Mr. Mark
Westland, a native of Austria.
- Also, at the same place, on Thursday morning last, Mr. Hiram Green.
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02/01/1825 |
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING in the Post Office at Helena, A.T., on the 1st January, 1825.
John W. Clavert, Wm. Clerk, Ely Casey, John R. Dye, Wm. Dunn, Thomas P.
Eskridge, Jackson Fisher, John Howard, David Holley -2, John Huffman,
Elijah F. Lloyd, James McGoulgal, Silas Penabaker, Silas Pledger, Moses
Quick.
W.B.R. Horner, P.M.
Helena, January 1, 1825
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02/01/1825 |
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS
AT PRIVATE SALE
THE undersigned is authorized to sell for cash, or on a reasonable
credit, the following quarter sections of Military Bounty lands viz:
The NW 24, 6N, 9W and SW 28, 7N,15W, both lying in Pulaski County -
also, the NW 13, 10N, 7W, lying in Independence County.
The deeds for the above tracts have been regularly recorded according to
law, and the taxes paid up to the previous year. Indisputable titles
will be given by
Wm. E. Woodruff
Military Land Agent
Little Rock, February 1, 1825
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02/01/1825 |
STATEMENT
OF
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES,
Of the County of Miller, Territory of Arkansas,
From the first day of October 1823 to the 30th day of November 1824.
Receipts
By amount stated to have been due the county 1st October 1823 $18.64
By tax list for 1823, $43.29
By fine imposed on Philip Henson, $10.00
By fine paid in by Justice Ewing, $11.12
By fine paid in by Justice McCann, $16.00
By fine paid in by Justice Crownover, $2.00
Ferry license to H.B. Greenwood, $5.00
Fine assessed on David Tramel, July Term, $3.00
Fine assessed on David Tramel, July Term, $3.00
Fine paid in by J.H. Fowler, $5.00
Fine paid in by Justice Ewing, $15.00
Fine paid in by Justice Bowman, $5.00
Tax list for the year, 1824, $394.67
Total receipts: $831.78
EXPENDITURES
To John Morton, for viewing road, $10.00
To Charles Burkham, $14.00
John Clark, per account filed, $23.30
Charles Burkham, $14.00
John H. Fowler, per account filed, $19.52
B. English, for error, $20.00
Willis McCann, for viewing road, $10.00
Neil Martin for viewing road, $14.00
Gabriel N. Martin, $14.00
To Sheriff, allowance made at July term, $18.00
Same for delinquent list for 1823, $12.37
U. States vs. Freeland Simpson, $2.75
U. States vs. Jonathan Poole, $5.00
U. States vs. John Hanks, $1.40
U. States vs. George Carlton, $7.75
U. States vs. Wm. Slingland, $7.45
U. States vs. Jonathan Poole, $10.22
Same, summ'g, grand jury to April Term, $5.00
Same, summ'g, grand jury to July Term, $5.00
Same, summ'g, grand jury to November Term, $5.00
Same, for 3 days attendance November Term, $6.00
Same for services as jailer 4 months up to Nov. Term, $66.86
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02/08/1825 |
A COTTON GIN
Will be in operation at Little Rock in time to receive the present
year's crop of Cotton.
Tho's W. Johnston
Little Rock, February 8, 1825
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02/08/1825 |
JUST RECEIVED,
AND NOW OPENING AT THE STORE OF THE SUBSCRIBER,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF MERCHANDISE,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths and Casimers,
Blankets and Flannels
Domestics and Calicoes
Silks, Shawls, and Handkerchiefs
Vestings and Cravats
Irish and country Linen
Dom. Linsey and Jeans
Fur, seal-skin, wool, and morocco HATS
Straw and Leghorn BONNETS
Ladies, Misses', Mens' and Boys' SHOES AND BOOTS
Hardware, Cutlery, and Stationary
Loaf and Brown SUGAR
Coffee and Teas
Alspice, Pepper, Ginger, Allum, Copperas, and Madder
Powder and Lead
Dyes and Paints
Iron and Steel
Castings and Nails
Flour and Apples
French, Apple, and Peach BRANDY
Wines and WHISKEY
Apple and Crab Cider
Spanish and Common Segars
Manufactured Tobacco,
Also - A great variety of FANCY GOODS,
Which will be disposed of at lower prices than they have ever been sold
at in the Territory, for CASH, FURS, PELTRY, AND COTTON, delivered at my
store.
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02/15/1825 |
NOTES STOLEN,
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against trading for or taking an
assignment of sundry Notes of hand which were stolen from the subscriber
on the 19th inst. viz.
One note for $600, signed by William Montgomery.
One note for $600, by Messrs. Allen Hill & Co.
Three notes signed by Richard Montgomery, and several other small notes,
the amount not recollected, all of which are drawn in favor of the
subscriber.
Also - One note for $48, signed by H.S. Smith; and one for $32, signed
by Messrs. Jno. C. Jones & Boon, drawn in favor of Montgomery & Bennett.
Joseph Bennett
Mouth of White River, January 25, 1825
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02/22/1825 |
A Post Office has recently been established at the Mouth of White
River, in this Territory, and Mr. Wm. Montgomery has received the
appointment of Postmaster of that office.
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02/22/1825 |
DIED - In Peconery settlement, in this county, on Monday evening,
14th inst.
after an illness of less than 24 hours, Mr. Joseph Bentley, aged about
18,
son of Mr. George Bentley, of that place.
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02/22/1825 |
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
The copartnership heretofore existing under the firm of Scull & Bogy, is
this day dissolved, by mutual consent. All persons having demand against
the said firm, or those indebted thereto, will please come forward and
settle their accounts with Hewes Scull, who is fully authorized to
settle the concern.
Hewes Scull
Louis Bogy
Arkansas, February 6, 1825
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02/22/1825 |
HORSE RACE - A race was run on the new course in the vicinity of
this town, on Thursday evening last, between a bay horse belonging to
Mr. Drope, and a small gray horse belonging to Mr. Scott. The distance
run was 600 yards, and the stakes about $450 a side. The gray took the
lead at starting, and kept it for about two-thirds of the distance, when
he was passed by the bay, who came out about 40 feet a head.
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02/22/1825 |
MARRIED - In Peconery settlement, on the 30th ult. by the Rev. Silas
T. Toncray, Mr. Wm. Lackey, to Miss Sarah Harris, both of this county.
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02/22/1825 |
MARRIED - In Vaugine township, in this county, on Thursday evening
last, by John Dodge, Esq., Sam C. Roane, Esq. (U.S. District Attorney
for the Territory of Arkansas) of this place, to Miss Julia Embree, of
the former place.
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02/22/1825 |
RESPITE - The Acting Governor has granted a farther respite, until
the 4th day of April next, to Mad Buffalo and Little Eagle, the two
Osage Indians confined in the jail in this town, under sentence of
death, whose execution pursuant to a former respite, was appointed to
take place on Thursday next.
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02/22/1825 |
TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS, CLARK COUNTY
CONFORMABLE to an order to us directed, from Moses Moor, a Justice of
the Peace, we have proceeded to view one stray horse taken up by Andrew
Hemphill, and find the said stray to be of the following description:
One Bay Horse, about fourteen hands high, supposed to be eleven years
old, no brands perceivable, with a large star in his forehead, his mane
roached, appraised to twenty-two dollars and fifty cents, by us.
Martin Latham,
John McLendon, Appraisers
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 17th November 1824.
Moses Moor, Justice of the Peace
A true copy from my record - teste,
T.S. Drew, Clerk
February 22, 1824.
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