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09/06/1825	COMMISSION HOUSE NEW ORLEANS The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the public that they will, on the first day of next November, open a house in New Orleans, in connection, with their house in this place, for the purpose of transacting a general agency and commission business, under the firm of Wallace & Pope. They will attend to the selling, purchasing, and shipping, of every description of produce of merchandise. As their attention will be devoted exclusively to the above business they hope they will be able to give general satisfaction. A.H. Wallace W.H. Pope Louisville, Ky. August 6, 1825
09/06/1825	INDIAN ROBBERY We learn by a gentleman from Crawford County, that a party of hunters from the neighborhood of Fort Smith, in the employ of a Mr. Gray, of that vicinity, have recently been robbed, on the south side of the Red River, by a large party of Pawnee Indians, who took all their horses, guns, ammunition, peltries, &c. leaving them nothing but the clothes on their backs, and even stripped one of the party entirely naked, who suffered very much from the excessive heat of the sun, and was shockingly blistered when he reached the settlements. Mr. Gray's loss is said to be $500 or $600. It appears that this party were hunting on the Indian lands, and not only without their permission, but without any license from government, a practice, which they must know is in direct violation of the laws of the United States. Under these circumstances they can expect but little sympathy for their misfortunes, from their fellow-citizens; and no indemnity for their losses from the Indians who committed the robbery. While our hunters persist in intruding on Indian lands, and destroying the game which is their only support, and in open violation of the laws of their country, they must look for retaliation and robbery, whenever, they shall be fallen in with, on their incursions by the injured party. Although we can by no means justify the Indians in committing depredations on our traders, properly licensed as such, and would go as far as any in demanding their punishment for such aggressions, yet, justice requires us to say, that the Indians have rights too, and that they ought to be respected, and that the laws of the U. States, for the regulation of trade and intercourse among the Indians, ought to be rigidly enforced against all who violate them. As connected with this subject, we would call the attention of our readers, and particularly those in the habit of hunting on Indian lands, to the Proclamation of the Governor of this Territory, prohibiting all such intrusions, which has been published in this paper for several weeks past.
09/06/1825	NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the undersigned, Administrator of Moses Graham, deceased, will apply at the next November term of the Circuit Court of Clark County, for a final settlement and adjustment of said estate. Wm. Blakely, Adm'r of Moses Graham, deceased Clark County, August 23, 1825
09/06/1825	SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES IN ARKANSAS COUNTY, A.T. Notice is hereby given, That the following tract of land, lying in the Territory of Arkansas, and county aforesaid, or so much thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the Taxes due and costs thereon for the years hereinafter set forth, will be sold, by Public Vendue, at the Court-House door in the town of Arkansas, on the first Monday of November next, being the 7th day of the month, viz: Names of Owners David Gillispie A.W. Cotton G.K. & W. McGunnigle William Hampton Henry Long James Hartley Jesse Hinderliter James Culstead James Prior A. Work's Heirs Robert Benton's Heirs A.W. Cotton George Mason's Heirs George Bell's Heirs A.W. Cotton David S. Stone Sylvanus Phillips Joseph Desha William Gholson William McKee John Nesbit J. Kingsley's Heirs William Harper David S. Stone Joseph Desha William Gholson John Welch John Troutner John Standin Daniel Moore Jacob Igo Isaac Dykes D. Thomas Heirs B.F. Hughes John S. Deroy Gabriel Freeman James McClain Arnold Wharton David Brown Abm. Eston Daniel Whiting Benjamin Prince Charles Harrington John Richards D. Washburn's Heirs William G. Camp William Young Benjamin F. West Isaac Parrish Ebenezer Waide Michael Weathers Samuel Davis George T. Waddle John Carter James Leatherman David Gillispie James Gray Daniel Whitling Robert Bledsoe John Doune Lazarre Keward Weakly & Pugh Jos Jones Jn. Ambrister Jesse Murphy Thomas Hamer Colvin Ellis' Heirs William Mandray O' Reily Cotton David Gillispie A.W. Cotton Thomas Louel Cyrus Liun Francis Bigsby Robert Bledsoe Cuban Hadhanis William Totton Asbury Knigh George McKay G.K. & W. McGunnigle Jno. Clark Daniel Conklin Joel Godsey's Heirs William Thompson David Gillipsie G.K. & W. McGunnigle Randin Blanding Daniel Whiting Greenberry Gaither John Rogers Samuel Hall Timothy Tucker Hugh Kannedy Stephen Knolion Elisha McNabb Daniel Whiting Lewis Sampson M. Clarke James Allen Allen Murray Daniel Whiting S.T. Toncray John Snead David Gillispie A.W. Cotton Ebenezer Blodgett W.&D. Rowley Elisha Welliston Justice Morgan John Townsend William Pugh, Jun. Sale to be continued, by adjournment, from day to day, until the whole are sold. T. Farrelly, Sheriff and Collector of Arkansas County August 12th, 1825
09/06/1825	TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF PHILLIPS, CIRCUIT COURT, AUGUST TERM, 1825 Sarah C. Lewis, alias Sarah Barfield Vs. James M. Lewis Petition for Divorce At this day came the plaintiff, by her attorney, and the defendant being solemnly called, came not, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the said defendant is not an inhabitant of this Territory, it is therefore ordered, that the said defendant have notice, by a publication in the Arkansas Gazette, for six weeks, successively, that a petition for a divorce in this case has been filed against him, and that, unless he appear, and defend the said petition, on or before the next term of the Court, said petition will be taken for confessed, and a decree had thereon accordingly. Geo. W. Ferebee, Clerk September 6
09/06/1825	Tuesday, September 6, 1825 Vol. VI - No. 36 - Whole No. 296 LAND FOR SALE FOR TAXES IN PHILLIPS COUNTY, A.T. Notice is hereby given, That there will be sold, on Monday, the seventh day of November next, at the Court house door in the town of Helena, in the County of Phillips and Territory of Arkansas, the following tracts or parcels of Land and Town Lots, lying and being situate in said county, or so much of each of them as will be sufficient to pay the Taxes and costs due thereon for the years hereinafter set forth, unless the said Taxes and costs due on said Lands and Town Lots, be paid before that time, by the owners or agents thereof, viz: Names of Patentees James Taylor Elisha Tobin & c. John Pierce Peter Ambler Robert Davis Eli Segon Richard Radford Wm. Roberts David Combs Robert Mathews Jeremiah Baffelbe John Henderson Joseph Norwood Therwood Furr Jacob Perkins A. Fitzgerald Thomas Winters Wm. Wallace Lewis Benn Wm. Wortman Wm. Barker Benj. Buckley M.M. Cromwell Amelia Tracy &c. Sidney Crandell Richard Pry David Adams Daniel K. Ayres George W. Adams Joseph Allender John Ammon Catharine Adair Joseph Agard John Ambrose Abel Brunel Samuel Brown Stephen Prescott Josiah Elliott Wm. Bayding H. Beckwith Mathew Norman Henry Bowden James Caton Nathaniel Bink Lewis Brothers Jos. Bladget, &c. Edward Brown’s Heirs Wm. Bridges Peter Bersaw’s Heirs James Boon M. Blackburn Wm. Bell Adam Ball’s Heirs Wm. Batty Jeremiah Bruce J. Bateman Wm. Bowlware Ephraim Marsh Stephen Nobles Jeremiah Biggs Wm. Erett Joseph Burk’s Heirs Wm. Beatty P. Bellincour John Boddy Nath. Bunker M. Barn’s Heirs N. Buel’s Heirs Elias Barber Gideon Bradon Nicholas Hill Gabriel Bennett S.T. Burnett John Barrell H. Bertaw’s Heirs J.W. Bradford John Bower’s Heirs John Clark Wm. M. Harte W. Merriman John Bridges Isle of White A. McCraven John Myers Ambrose Rush Michael Acorn Wm. Douglass Wm. Force J. Trascenrider Samuel Welter Francis Parks Tho. B. Green John Hart C. Hailey Nathan Kelly Jon. Houge Tho. Miles Midginil Patton John Frasier Jos. Bazielle Samuel Jacobs John Smith Elijah Drake Ferdinand Hinds J.W. Bower Barney Rogers C. Compton Dan Lytle Fargus Farrell Amos Evans A. Beckman’s Heirs George Hunter’s Heirs Daniel Saylor Tho. Leed W. Labounty Jon. Rennester John Wooton Tho. P. Gressam Jno. Kepley John Carver Chas. McMullin John Bradley E. Thrasher Wm. Meeks Lemuel O. Miles John W. Perry Elijah Cameron James Anderson Martin James Daniel Isbell Henry Sheckle Chas. Lockart Levi Adams Levi Ellis John P. Pool J. Edward’s Heirs Nancy Warrenton Benjamin Thompson Jn. Wetherington Walter Clay Numus Daniels Joseph Delk’s Heirs David Davis Joseph Berry James Paskiel Alex. Brannon Wm. Coney Dan. McArtney Robert Smith Javis Sledge Jn. C. Serrkler Phineas Briggs W. Robertson’s Heirs Hiram Keeting Nicholas Jameson Simeon C. Ames John Speaks Joseph Milner James F. Scott Henry Weaver’s Heirs Isaac Ford’s James Lindsey John Welsh John Danley Wm. Little James Dillon Samuel Vance James Wood Elisha Tuel Joseph Gray John Fitzgibbon John Abel Ira Wallace John Politto Lewis Bunch John Arnold Nelson Crowder Joseph Stahlee John Swain Robert S. McLain John Capps John Campbell T. Chandler W. Cook A. Cox J. Conner Benj. Cummings R. Copeland Wm. Campbell Joseph Curtis Tho. Combs Heirs Cornelius Cloud Ezekiel Carrier Abijah Clark Wm. Collins Geo. Webb Stephen Whiteacre James Cofer John Cook Nath. Camplin S.M. Clark Aaron Courter John Colvin Alfred Coburn Jas R. Cane Polly Cook, &c. George Carter David C. Cook Isaac Chadwick And. Campbell Jonathan Clark Hugh Conner John Cornwell G. Conkling John Clark M. Champlin D. Crownover Wm. Childress John Conway Phillip Combs Phebe Dunn’s Heirs Jas. McKnight Wm. Delvin Thomas Devine Edward Downing Henry Anender Joseph Dean Charles Jenkins Joseph Dyches Conrad Duval E. Dunham George Dewese Allen Deamond Dan. Dowlin’s Heirs David Devine Asa Dowd Adam Dawse Joseph Drake Charles Dean John Degear Abraham Dobbs Levi Williams Henry Bowden William Dobbs John McBey Henry Brott Joseph Evans John Carter Michael Brynon Gideon Edwards J.T. English’s Heirs Archibald Fallen Leonard Smoots C.D. Pettison Dan Symonds David Thrift Garland Lucas Tho. Smith Joseph Brown Wm. Dever John Cunningham Ebenezer Smith Isaac Canklin Geo. Wright Drury Green Joseph Carbon James Treadwell James Hines John Spencer Patrick Bevins Wm. Colter Jeremiah Putney John H. Johnson J.C. Jackman Jeremiah Rawson Wm. King Peter Belincour Geo. Dewese John Taylor Phillip Coombs Tho. Bray P. Faulkner’s Heirs John Foot Dennis Harley Nathan Goss William Passard Benj. Fowler John H. Fowler Wm. Combs Wm. Burton Joseph Fondrie D. Fage’s Heirs Benj. Somerdike Mich. Fleming Wm. Fulford Benj. Foster Jos. Franklin’s Heirs Tho. Furnold H. Farronsworth Silas French F. Fuller Jacob Frith John Force, &c. Mathew Clark’s Heirs Nathan Foot’s Heirs Sam Barker’s Heirs Sam Eaton D. Kingsland’s Heirs E.B. Fanning’s Heirs Rob. McArter’s Heirs James Kookin, &c. Rufus Chead’s Heirs Tho. Miles, &c. John Gunn Cyrus Gates John Godfrey Sam Grace Rich. Gibbons Tho. Glede, &c. Sam Gough John Gardner D. Greenleaf Robert Goddy’s Heirs John Boyd James Gorley Aaron Burland Michael Gouldy Wm. Steadman Edward T. Gates John Davis Darins Hawley Thomas Harris Colvin Holcomb Wm. Hatcher Tho. Hollings’ Heirs Jacob Heiser Newell Hayden Tho. Hardwick Tho. Hebden’s Heirs John B. Howard Wm. Hightower Wm. Pierson John Howell Gid. Howard’s Heirs Wm. Hardwick M. Hobart Hardy Hulsey Onas Doane Robert Childress E. Smith Joshua Holmes Patrick Hand Alex Hutchinson George Hendrick James W. Howe James Hall Jonathan Houston Wm. Hill Anthony Isler George Isaacs David Jennings David Johnson Edward James Wm. Johnson Thos. Jones’ Heirs John Javis George Jenkins Joseph Jemp Geo. Jewell’s Heirs Geo. Knowland E. Knap’s Sampson Kanady M. Knight’s Heirs Rich. Bliss, &c. Wm. Kirkman’s Heirs David Knight John Kimble Cornellus Lane, &c. Levin Trager Samuel Dean Isaac Long Isaac Lewis Nathan Lacount Jacob Lyon Wm. Johnson John W. Lee Luther Lawton Campbell Lafavre Samuel Lewis Aaron Levit Charles Love Alex. Lore Wm. Landon Archibald Lowery David Linier Wm. McKinney Joseph Segon Geo. Jamieson James King Wm. Marshall Robert Morrison And. Michael John McClemons John Monholland Peter McGohagan Joseph McRuth Jabol Miller Chauncey Mansell Stephen Murphey Robert Maxwell Peter Masoe Asa Miller Cormack McGower John Badger Robert Moon Onan Miller Wm. Morgan And. Sciffarts Jessee Lambert John Miller James Mybert Geo. W. Ormsbee Enoch Dudley John Coleman John Murphey Burd McLendon John McGuire Conrod Miller Alex. McAllister Lewis Martin John Robertson Wm. Morrow Elijah Wilder Josiah McGorend Peter McNamard James Mellen Benj. Manlif D. McClelland Mary Stice, &c. Jn. Hardwick Elias Smith Lewis Martin John Parker Dan Dowlin’s Heirs John Wilson Chas. H. O’Burt John O’Dell Benj. Owens William Oglesby Clem Olds Wm. Patterson Wm. Enos John D. Pate John Penchen Tho. Payne, &c. John Pate James Pritchard Tho. Peacon Richard Rice Kichen Williamson John Pratt Silas Owen Sam. Palmer Freeman Place’s Heirs Nath. Philbrook Frederick Baldwin William Penny John Parre Rich. Pollard John Parker Anderson Prophet John Pasley William Pryor Isaac Fooy John Roe Richard Radford John Reed Nath. Ranney Henry Ramsour Elijah Adams Mathew Rollings Geo. Merrit Ambrose Sutton J. Rutherford’s Heirs Jessee Ruble John Barlow Berry Wells John Reed Ellison Rutledge Stephen Reynolds Wm. W. Roper William Bussell McKim William Reed S. Rathbon, &c. John Ross Tho. Ruinguist, &c. Erastos Ransom Wm. Beach Dan. Sullivan Pleasant Statham N.W. Smith Absalom Surl Jacob Dayhoff Sam. Snodgrass Wm. Smith John Sman John Sweeney James C. Stephens Ferdinand Smith Geo. W. Sweet John Snyder Leonard Smoots Joel Staffird Edward Sanders Thomas Stinson George Sherby John Stephens Henry Speaks Joseph Sweet Wm. Stiner’s Heirs John Blair’s Heirs John Scott’s Heirs Aaron Simonton Michael Sloop Tho. G. Brent George Saling Hubbard Jones J. Stephenson’s Heirs John Shubert John Simmons William Sears John Snodgrass Griffith Sanderlin Elias Smith T.C. Schemerhome George Saul Robert Sutton’s Heirs Joseph Stephens Arthur Slayton Joseph Seal Z. Stephens Jordan Smith Henry Hynes Benj. Strigler Peter Sullivan Catherine Stroud, &c. David Forbes Abram Strong Daniel Smith D. Stack’s Heirs Senom Staples Eli Segon Anne W. Stargess William Tucker Charles Taylor Hez. Thompson Silas Tyler Lewis Tyner Palmer Tanner Enoch Word Reuben Thogmorton Alfred Trueblood Thomas Turner John Tinsley J. Thompson’s Heirs John Taylor James Tucker Sam. Wiley Joseph Gray, &c. Tho. Cunningham Martin Vittorice John Van Ness John J. Taylor David G. Jackson Roger Collins John Gunn John Patterson Henry Ramsonr Thomas Combs, &c. John Stephens Nathan Downing Heirs of Levi Gleson Hardy Burrell James Boon Isaac Davis John Pendell Benj. Smith Isaac Hubble Wm. Branner Charles Symes Jacob Walker Jas. Thenber’s Heirs Meridith Tungate Ambrose Crane Rob. S. Smith James S. Smith Elisha Luckey Lewis Tignon Rich. R. Newman Ruth Whitman, &c. Joseph Fields Andrew Coun James Gibson Wm. Larrimore Aaron Fugway Edward Green James M. Clarke Joseph Drake Edward T. Gates John Nicum Wm. Hall Abijah Hager’s Heirs Belthazer Kramer Mark Delancy Geo. Miller Peter McNamard Edward Sanders Geo. Knowland Charles Woodlock William Whitefield Geo. Williman Lewis Williams MIcajah Wallace Benjamin Carley Geo. Rapse Robert Martin Wm. Woodbury Elisha Crowson Francis Simpson Spicer Brown Levin Fisher Brewster Platt Hugh Spear Ja. H. Babcock Jacob Loring Wm. Daugherty Wm. Wood P. Welch’s Heirs Geo. Woodall Samuel Water’s Heirs Pleasant Ward David Whiting J. Woodward’s Heirs Barnett Warden John Wentworth Darius Marsh Abraham Day James Wood David Walt Samuel Wortz T. Wright’s Heirs Richard Willis James Walker Daniel White, &c. Jessee White, &c. Joseph Wallace Levi Wood Lewis Yarborough Mathias Yocumb John Yocumb Gabriel Zielman Samuel Stiles Joseph Taylor And. Corsmonder Thom. Stieblin John May John Godfrey Samuel Lang Tho. Burke Wm. Davidson Bennett Jones John Ammon Gideon Edwards James Tucker Sam. Wortz Jordon Smith Isaac Chadwick Alex. Hutchinson Wm. Morrow Henry Hinds Josiah McGorend John Cornwell Henry C. Smith Helena, August 12, 1825 D. Mooney, Sheriff, Phillips County, Arkansas Territory [Costs of Advertising, 17 ½ cents per tract.]
09/13/1825	CRESWELL & EDWARDS CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS And GOLD & SILVER SMITHS, RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Arkansas, that they have permanently located themselves in the TOWN OF WASHINGTON, the Seat of Justice of Hempstead County, where they carry on the above business, in all its various branches, viz.: Gentlemen's and Ladies' Patent Lover, Horizontal, Repeating, Duplex, and all kinds of fancy Watches, Clocks, and Chronometers, repaired and warranted, with dispatch. Gold and Silver work of all kinds, executed with neatness, and reduced prices. Having a correspondent in New Orleans, they will be able to keep on hand a general assortment of the best materials. They tender their respects to the citizens of Washington, and its vicinity, for the liberal engagement which they have received and solicit a continuance of their patronage. Washington, September 15, 1815
09/13/1825	MARRIED - In this county, on Thursday evening, 25th ult. by Samuel McHenry, Esq. Mr. Daniel Greathouse to Miss Elizabeth Magness, daughter of Mr. Robert Magness, all of this county.
09/20/1825	BATTALION ORDERS THE Commissioned Officers of the 2d Regt. Arkansas Militia, in the townships of Little Red River, Vaugine, and Big Rock, are hereby commanded to enroll and muster all the men subject to Militia duty in their respective Company bounds, and report to me, at Little Rock, by the 1st day of October next, their names and numbers, and also to recommend proper persons for Non-Commissioned Officers, and return the names of all delinquents. It is expected, that the foregoing Order will be strictly attended to, as it is the earnest wish of the Commander in Chief, speedily to organize the Militia, to have them in training, and ready for actual service. Robert C. Oden Lt. Col. com'g. Batt. Little Rock, August 30th, 1825
09/20/1825	Executor's Notice All persons having demands against the estate of John Dukes, late of Phillips County, Arkansas Territory, deceased, are required to present the same, properly authenticated, to the undersigned, within one year, or they may be precluded from all benefit of said estate, and if not presented as aforesaid with five years, they will be for ever barred. Joseph Robbins, Esq. Of John Dukes, dec'd Cache, August 23, 1825
09/20/1825	MARRIED
09/20/1825	MARRIED - In this place, on Tuesday evening last, 13th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Haile, Mr. Joseph Thornhill, to Mrs. Catherine E. Bates, relict of the late William Bates, Esq. of Herculaneum, Missouri. - Also, on Thursday evening last, by Mr. Cunningham, Esq. Mr. Henry Jay, to Mrs. Katy Austin, both of this County.
09/27/1825	APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR, Antoine Barraque, Sub-Agent to the Quapaw Indians. David Tollett, Justice of the Peace, Mine Creek Township, Hempstead County Isaac Baldwin, Justice of the Peace, Big Rock Township, Pulaski County Nicholas Rightor, Surveyor of Phillips County John C. Sumner, Coroner of Crawford County Military - Clark County Thomas S. Drew, Major, 1st Reg't Arkansas Militia; Abner E. Thornton, Judge Advocate; William Kelly, Paymaster; George W. Rogers, Captain; Josiah Smakey, 1st Lieutenant; John Fentim, 1st Lieutenant; John Hood, 2d Lieut. James Bankston, 2d Lieutenant; James J. Melson, Ensign; Middleton Scarborough, Ensign Cavalry - George H. Owens, Captain in the Lawrence County troop of Cavalry; Robert Muir, 2nd Lieut; Squier Pevehouse, Cornet William McDonald, 1st Lieut in the Hempstead County troop of Cavalry; Joseph Alcut, 2nd Lieut; Cha's Pettigrew, Cornet
09/27/1825	LIST OF DELINQUENTS For Territorial and County Taxes, in the County of Clark and Territory of Arkansas for the year 1825. Bagly Sally Cornelius John Golihn Charles Haladay Thomas Hays John Lindsey Walter Lindsey Samuel McCanley Richard McFirdin John Preston Robert I, James Miller, Sheriff of Clark County, do hereby certify that the above is a true list of delinquents within my county. James Miller, Sheriff September 9th, 1825
09/27/1825	LITTLE ROCK TAVERN It gives us pleasure to state, that this establishment (which has, for some time past, to the great injury of our town, been unoccupied) has been rented to Mr. Nicholas Pee, late of Shelbyville, Ky., who contemplates having it ready in the course of a few days, for the reception of Boarders and Travellers. During the time the Tavern has been unoccupied, it has underwent very considerable repairs, which will render it very commodious and comfortable; and we feel assured, that its respectable and enterprising landlord will spare no pains or labor, to give general satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custom.
09/27/1825	NOTICE ALL persons indebted to me, are requested to make immediate payment, as I expect to start to the upper part of the county in a short time. A failure to attend to this request, will place me under the disagreeable necessity of bringing suits without discrimination, as I stand in need of each to meet my own contracts. All persons interested, who do not pay me before I start, will find their accounts in an officer's hands for collection, as it is not in my power to give further indulgence. S.T. Toncray Little Rock, September 25, 1825
09/27/1825	PAPER, CARDS, &C. FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, Hot pressed vellum LETTER PAPER Fine and common LETTER PAPER Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Fool's Cap Paper Quills (of various qualities), Wafers, Ink-Powder, Ink, Ink-Stands, Sand-Boxes, Pencils, and a number of other articles in the Stationary line. PLAYING CARDS, of various qualities, by the dozen or single pack, at from 25 to 50 cents per pack. Also - A great variety of SCHOOL BOOKS, which will be sold very low, for cash, or on short credits. Orders from a distance will be punctually attended to. Little Rock, September 27
09/27/1825	PROPOSALS Will be received, until the fifteenth day of November next, to furnish the Quapaw Indians with PROVISIONS for six months, commencing on the 12th day of December next ensuing. The supplies required, are FRESH BEEF, CORN-MEAL, and SALT. The ration to consist of three pounds of fresh beef, and other component parts in the proportion usual among the Indians. The amount will from 300 to 350 rations per day, varying from the largest to the smallest amount, at the option of the Agent, upon a notice of thirty days; to be delivered at sundry stations, as directed by the Agent, on the route from the present settlements of the Quapaws, near the southern bank of the river, Arkansas, to the Cadeau Country. The first delivery will be on the 12th day of December, when the supplies for the journey will be required. The second on the 10th day of January thereafter, and so on the 12th day of each alternate month thereafter till the last month is included. The articles will be required to be of good merchantable quality, to be approved by the Agent; and in case of the opinion of the Agent being contested, it will be decided by some fit person to be specified, (Commissary, if there is one at hand) to be called upon by the Agent for the purpose. Provisions to be delivered in the bulk at the periods designated, and payment made on delivery, and on being approved by the Agent. No advances will be made. Geo. Izard, Governor and Superintendent of Indian Affairs Little Rock, Arkansas Territory September 24th, 1825
09/27/1825	TERRITORIAL SCRIP WANTED, immediately, from $800 to $1000 in Territorial Scrip, for which a liberal price in current money, or approved drafts on New -York, will be given. Apply to Wm. E. Woodruff Little Rock, September 27, 1825
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