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| 06/06/1832 |
Alexander Ferguson has been appointed
Postmaster at Grande, Crittenden county. |
| 06/06/1832 |
Alfred E. Pace has been appointed
Postmaster at Scotia, Pope county, in the room of T. Pace, resigned. |
| 06/06/1832 |
Another Post Office has been established
in Independence county, called Pleasant Island, and John M.
Childress, appointed Postmaster.
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| 06/06/1832 |
[Communicated]
MARRIED - In St. Francis County, on the 23d ult, by N.B. Clopton,
Esq. Mr. Wm. Sanders to Miss Phebe Vaughn - all of that county.
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| 06/06/1832 |
DIED - In this place on Wednesday night
last, of dropsy, Dr. John Barrington Fleming, aged about 50 years.
He was a citizen of New Orleans, where he had resided for more than
20 years past, and was on his way to the Hot Springs, for the
benefit of his health, when he was arrested by the hand of death.
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| 06/06/1832 |
TAKE NOTICE!!!!
THE subscriber gives public notice, that he will not be responsible
for any debts or contracts made by Bailis D. Johnson, in the name of
Clark & Johnson, or of Clark, Johnson, & Co. without his concurrence
and consent. Said Johnson is not authorized to trade or contract for
either of said firms. All persons indebted to either of said firms,
or for articles purchased of either of them, " even if they made
their contract with, or executed their notes or bonds to, said Balis
D. Johnson, solely.) are hereby forbidden to pay to him, or to any
other person, without my consent, unless by the order of a court of
justice.
Josiah Clark
Crawford Co. May 26, 1832
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| 06/06/1832 |
The steam boat Volare, Capt. Kelly, passed
down on Friday last, from Fort Gibson. |
| 06/06/1832 |
The United States of America
Territory of Arkansas,
County of St. Francis,
Township of Franklin,
PURSUANT to the within, to us directed, we have this day viewed a
stray - a dark iron gray MARE, shown to us by William G. Cocke , of
Mitchell Township, and we do find the same to be a dark iron gray
mare, three years old, fourteen hands and a half high, branded with
the letter B on the nigh side, and on the nigh rump letter B, on the
off shoulder with letter S, on the off thigh, the letter B; these
are all the brands or marks to be seen, and we do appraise the said
estray to the sum of thirty-five dollars. Certified under our hands,
this the 5th of April 1832.
Daniel Mitchell,
David Richards,
Stephen Stacy, Appraisers
Sworn to and subscribed before me, a Justice of the Peace within and
for the Township of Franklin and County aforesaid.
S. Shepherd, J.P.
A true copy from the stray book - teste:
A. Kendrick, Clerk.
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| 06/06/1832 |
Town of Litchfield,
The Seat of Justice of Jackson County.
On Wednesday, the 4th day of July next, I will expose at Public
Auction, on the premises, to the highest bidder, the LOTS, in the
TOWN OF LITCHFIELD, the Seat of Justice of the county of Jackson,
A.T., on a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months - purchasers
giving bond, with approved security.
The Town of Litchfield is situate on the west brink of Village
Creek, two and a half miles from White river, on a high, dry, and
healthy situation, in the centre of a rich and fertile country of
land, and lies on the mail route leading from Batesville to St.
Francis. Merchants, who design making improvements, will receive
liberal encouragement.
John C. Saylors
Litchfield, May 26, 1832
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| 06/13/1832 |
DENTAL SURGERY
DR. B.F. HALL expects to remain in Little Rock for some time, and
will be grateful for calls in his profession. He deems it
unnecessary, at this late period, to say any thing in relation to
his skill in his profession - his work will speak for itself.
Those who intend having Dental operations performed, would do well
to call as soon as possible, that time may be afforded, before he
leaves, to repair any work that may fail.
To those who may not have an opportunity of seeing his work, or
examining his testimonials, Dr. Hall would say - he pledges himself
to perform all Dental operations more scientifically, more neatly,
and more durably, than ever have before been done in the Territory.
Little Rock, June 11, 1832
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| 06/13/1832 |
DRUG STORE
Received by steam-boat Elk, a supply of best Winter strained sperm
Oil, a few baskets of fresh Sallad Oil; also on hand, Window Glass,
Putty, White Lead, Linseed Oil, Paints, Varnish, Lamp-black, &c. For
sale by
RITCHIE & VAN PRADELLES
Little Rock, June 13, 1832.
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| 06/13/1832 |
Small Pox - We regret to learn, that this
disease has broken out in Conway county, in the family of Wm. G.
Saffold, Esq., and that two of his children have fallen victims to
it. Mr. Saffold and his wife were both ill of it when we last heard
from them, the former, however, was recovering, but the latter was
said be still dangerously ill. The infecting, is said to have been
communicated by a small bundle recently brought up from New Orleans. |
| 06/13/1832 |
Strayed or Stolen,
FROM the subscriber, living at Sulphur Springs, 5 miles South of
Little Rock, on the 21st ult., a SORREL FILLEY, two years old, this
spring, rising 14 hands high, ball face, both hind feet white, and
not other marks recollected. If said mare be found any where in this
neighborhood, I will pay Five Dollars reward to any person who will
take her up and return her to me; and if taken up out of the
neighborhood, I will pay the above reward and all reasonable charges
for her delivery to me.
Ambrose Hudgens
Sulphur Springs, June 11, 1832
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| 06/13/1832 |
The steam-boat Elk, English, arrived on
Wednesday evening last, from Mouth of White River, and departed on
Friday evening, for Fort Smith. |
| 06/20/1832 |
A Post Office has been established at
Cadron Mills, in Conway County, and Rodney Earheart, appointed
Postmaster.
The Post Office at Harrisburg has been discontinued.
John S. Ficklin has been appointed Postmaster at Jackson, Lawrence
county, vice Wm. Black, resigned.
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| 06/20/1832 |
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
THE undersigned having been appointed by the County Court of Pope
county, in the Territory of Arkansas, Administrators of the estate
of Pleasant Jarnagan, late of said county, deceased, hereby gives
notice, to all persons having any legal demands against said estate,
to present them, properly authenticated, for settlement, within one
year from the date of said Letters of Administration or they may be
precluded from deriving any benefit from said estate; and if said
demands be not presented as aforesaid, within the term of five
years, they will be for ever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
A.W. Lyon,
Mark Robinson, Adm'rs.
Dwight, June 4, 1832
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| 06/20/1832 |
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
THE undersigned having been appointed, on the 8th day of May 1832,
by the County Court of Union County, in the Territory of Arkansas,
Administrator of the estate of Isaac Pennington, late of said
county, deceased, hereby gives notice, to all persons having any
legal demands against said estate, to present them to him, properly
authenticated, for settlement, within one year from the date of said
Letters of Administration, or they may be precluded from deriving
any benefit from said estate; and if not presented as aforesaid
within five years, they will be for ever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
W.D. PENNINGTON, Adm'r.
Estate of Isaac Pennington, dec'd.
Union county, June 10, 1832.
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| 06/20/1832 |
DOCTORS COX & MCDONALD
OFFER their professional services to the public. One or the other of
them may always be found at their place of residence, (in
Greenville, Clark county,) except when absent on professional
duties.
Dr. Cox will attend particularly to all calls on MIDWIFERY, and
hopes that his experience in that branch of his profession will
entitle him to a liberal share of patronage.
Greenville, Clark County, A.T.
June 4, 1832
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| 06/20/1832 |
Lee's Patent Medicines,
JUST received a supply of Lee's Valuable Medicines, comprising the
following articles: Vegetable Nervous Cordial, Autibilious Pills,
Essence Mustard, Itch Ointment, warranted to come without mercury;
Wares Lozenges, Tooth-ach Drops, and Fever and Ague Drops. Observe
that none of these articles are genuine, without the signature of
Noah Ridgely, (late firms of Michale Lee & Co.) For sale, by
RITCHIE & VAN PRADELLES.
Little Rock, June 13, 1832
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| 06/27/1832 |
$20 REWARD
FELL overboard from the Steam-boat Niagara, on or about the 14th of
April, several miles below Pine Bluffs, a BLACK MARE, about 12 years
old. Said Mare had a white stripe in her face, some white saddle
spots and some of her feet white; was branded S.S. off either her
left hip or shoulder; has remarkable full eyes. She had a colt 2
months old, which was brought up in the boat. She was very poor in
flesh. The Captain left her on the north side of the Arkansas, near
a cane-break. Whoever will take up said Mare, and deliver her to the
subscriber, at Little Rock, shall receive the above reward.
ALFRED WRIGHT
Little Rock, June 20th, 1832
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| 06/27/1832 |
A Post Office has been established at
Lewisburgh, the Seat of Justice of Conway County, and Thomas Mathers
appointed Postmaster. |
| 06/27/1832 |
DIED - Recently, at New Orleans, Col.
Atherton T. Penniman, jr. publisher of the "Emporium," of that city.
He was a native of Boston, and was employed for several months in
the Arkansas Gazette Office in 1821.
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| 06/27/1832 |
DIED - In this town, on Friday evening
last, after a severe illness of several weeks, Mr. Edward D.
Deaderick, late of Nashville, Tennessee, and brother-in-law of Mr.
David Thompson of the house of Thompson & Drennen, merchants of this
place, aged about 26 years.
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| 06/27/1832 |
Judge Binn, we understand, has arrived in
the Territory, and is now holding the Circuit Courts in the counties
on the Mississippi river. |
| 06/27/1832 |
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS
A two days' meeting will be held in the Baptist Meeting house, in
Little Rock, by the Methodists, assisted by others, on Saturday and
Sunday next.
A Camp meeting will be held in Clark County, for the Hot Spring
circuit, commencing on Friday, 6th July and closing on Tuesday the
10th.
A Camp meeting will be held in Hempstead County, for the Mount
Prairie Circuit, commencing on Friday, 13th July, and ending on
Tuesday the 17th.
A two days' meeting will be held at Hot Springs, by the Rev. A.D.
Smyth, Rev. Harris G. Joplin, and others, on the 21st and 22d July.
A Camp meeting will be held at Williams' Camp-ground, on the Saline,
in Pulaski county, commencing on Thursday, the 26th, and ending on
Monday, 30th July.
A Camp meeting will be held on the Military Road, five miles
south-east of Cadron, commencing on Thursday, 2d August, and ending
on Monday, the 6th.
A Camp meeting will be held in the Creek Nation, near the Agency,
commencing on Friday 10th Aug., and ending on the 14th.
A Camp meeting will be held at the Mountain Spring Camp ground, in
Washington county, commencing on Friday the 17th Aug., and ending
the 21st.
A Camp meeting will be held in the Cherokee Nation, near the
Washington line, commencing on Friday, 24th Aug., and ending the
28th. - June 26, 1832
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| 06/27/1832 |
REMOVAL OF JUDGE BATES,
The old Spanish proverb - " Save me from my friends, and I will take
care
of my enemies" - was never more applicable than in the case of Judge
Bates.
Some of his imprudent friends charged Col. Sevier, through the
columns of
the "Advocate," with being the instigation of his removal. This has
been
denied by the friend of Col. Sevier. But still his enemies are not
satisfied.
They keep up on incessant whining about the removal, and demand the
CAUSE.
They now have it below, in a letter from Maj. Noland, formerly
Receiver of
Public Moneys, at Batesville - a gentleman of the first standing in
society,
whose testimony will be conclusive with all who know him. The reader
will
make his own comments.
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| 06/27/1832 |
STRAYED OR STOLEN,
From the subscriber, living at Sulphur Springs, 5 miles South of
Little Rock, on the 21st ult., a SORREL FILLEY, two years old this
spring, rising 14 hands high, ball face, both hind feet white, and
no other marks recollected. If said mare be found any where in this
neighborhood, I will pay Five Dollars reward to any person who will
take her up and return her to me; and, if taken up out of the
neighborhood, I will pay the above reward and all reasonable charges
for her delivery to me.
Ambrose Hudgens
Sulphur Springs, June 11, 1832
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| 06/27/1832 |
Temperance Celebration
A meeting will be held on the 4th of July, at 11 o'clock, in the
Baptist Meeting house. The presence of every patriot, of every age
and sex, is respectfully and anxiously solicited. Several speeches
are expected to be delivered.
The object in view is to enlist volunteers, an make arrangements for
prosecuting a war of extermination against a foe, more numerous and
formidable to American liberty, than the enemy of SEVENTY-SIX.
ALLEN MARTIN, Secretary of the Little Rock Temperance Society.
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| 06/27/1832 |
The Drought still continues with great
severity - threatening the destruction of the crops in every
quarter. |
| 06/27/1832 |
THE undersigned having been appointed on
the 8th day of May 1832, by the County Court of Union county, in the
Territory of Arkansas, Administrator of the estate of A.G. Johnson,
late of said county, deceased, hereby gives notice, to all persons
having any legal demands against said estate, to present them to
him, properly authenticated, for settlement, within one year from
the date of said Letters of Administration, or they may be precluded
from deriving any benefit from said estate; and if not presented as
aforesaid, within five years, they will be for ever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment.
W.D. Pennington, Adm'r.
Estate of A.G. Johnson, dec'd.
Union county, June 10, 1832
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