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40,000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
THIS land is situate in several counties in Arkansas, and is of the
best quality. A large portion is on the Saline, Washita, and Tulips,
and is generally well watered. Any person wishing to make purchase
can, either in large or small quantities, obtain great bargains, by
applying to Joseph Gray, living twelve miles south of Judge
Barkman's, and near the Washita river. April 1, 1837 |
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given, that whereas, Letters of Administration were
granted by the county court of Izard county, State of Arkansas, to
Henry Niell, to administer the estate of James B. Niell, deceased,
late of Izard county; and whereas, the personal property of the said
intestate, the said Henry Niell, Administrator of said estate, will
petition the circuit court of said county of Izard, at its next
term, for an order to sell the east half of the south-west quarter,
and the west half of the south-east quarter, of section twenty-two
township fifteen north, range nine west; which land was owned by the
said James B. Niell, deceased.
Henry Niell, Adm'r. of the estate of James B. Niell, dec'd.
Izard county, March 8, 1837 |
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
THE undersigned having obtained, from the county court, in vacation,
of the county of Hempstead and State of Arkansas, Letters of
Administration, on the estate of John F. Elliott, late of said
county, deceased, bearing date the 24th day of September 1836,
hereby gives notice to all persons having claims against said
estate, to exhibit them, properly authenticated, within one year
from the date of said Letters, or they may not derive any benefit
from said estate; and if they do not present them, as aforesaid
within five years, they will be for ever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate
settlement.
Wm. W. Williams, Adm'r. of John F. Elliott, deceased
Hempstead county, February 24, 1837 |
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ADMINISTRATION SALE
I WILL expose to public sale, on Thursday, the 14th day of April
next, at the late residence of John W. Core, deceased, the following
property, to wit: Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture, together with the Farming Utensils of which the
said deceased was possessed at the time of his death.
Terms - All sums not exceeding $5, cash in hand; and for all sums
over $5, twelve months credit, purchasers giving bond and security.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.M. and continue until the articles
above mentioned shall be sold.
Hannah Core, Adm'x.
of John W. Core, dec'd.
Eagle Township, March 4, 1837
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CAUTION
I FOREWARN all persons from trading for, or taking an assignment of,
a Note, executed by me, to William Philips, of the county of
Jefferson, State of Arkansas, on the fifteenth day of June, 1836,
for two hundred and fifty dollars, and payable on the fifteenth day
of June, 1837, as I will never pay the said note unless compelled by
law. Peter German. Pine Bluffs, March 29, 1837 |
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CO-PARTNERSHIP
THE undersigned having entered into co-partnership, and established
themselves at Pittsburg, Johnson county, Arkansas, under the name of
Howell & McConnell, respectfully inform the citizens thereof, and
the counties adjacent, that they will keep constantly on hand, so
soon as steam boats can run the Arkansas river, a good supply of
fresh Groceries, and a full assortment of Dry Goods direct from
Philadelphia, will be received by the 1st of June.
John Howell,
E.E. McConnell
Pittsburg, March the 7th, 1837 |
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COUNTY COURT NOTICE
AS the time of holding the County and Circuit Courts for Pulaski
county, at April Term, take place on the same day, therefore;
agreeable to the provision of law, the approaching Term of the
County Court will not commence until the fourth Monday of April, and
all those concerned, will take notice and be governed accordingly.
LEMUEL R. LINCOLN, Clerk
Little Rock, April 3, 1837 |
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Died, At Fort Gibson, on the 19th ultimo, Lieut. Lawrence F.
Carter, of the 7th Regiment U.S. Infantry. Lieut. Carter, a native
of Virginia, graduated at the Military Academy at West Point, in
1825; he was held in high esteem by his brother officers, and had
the confidence of the government as a faithful agent of the
Quartermaster and Commissary departments; having acted as
Quartermaster and held the appointment of Commissary of Subsistance
upwards of nine years. He has left a widow and four children to
mourn his loss, and numerous friends to regret his death. Peace to
his ashes! |
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Died, In this county, on Tuesday last, after a very short
illness, Mr. Jacob Gray, formerly of Williamson county, Tennessee,
aged 39 years, 1 month, and 7 days. |
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FAYETTEVILLE LAND OFFICE
Land Office, Fayetteville, Ark's
March 11, 1837
This Office will be re-opened for the entry of lands on the second
Monday of April next.
Ja's. McKisick, Reg'r.
M.Leeper, Rec'r. |
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Fresh Garden Seeds
30 BOXES superior fresh Garden Seeds, just received from New York,
and for sale, by Pitcher & Walters.
March 4. |
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GLASS
10 BOXES 10 by 12 Glass;
also, a quantity of sole and upper Leather, just received and for
sale by Wm. B. Wait. |
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Homicide - We learn that on the night of the 14th inst., a party
of armed men went to the plantation of Mr. Fielder Offutt, in the
lower part of this county, and commenced an affray with the inmates
of Mr. Offutt's house. In the affray, one of the assailants, William
Armstrong, was shot by the brother of Mr. Offutt, and another one
named Burk, was badly wounded. Mr. Offutt came to this place and
surrendered himself to the officers of justice. The affair was
investigated by the proper authority, and Mr. Offutt, discharged. |
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List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Little Rock, on the 31st day of
March, 1837, which, if not taken out within three months, will
be sent to the General Post Office, as dead letters.
Anderson, John H. -3
Arnout, Samuel
Arnold, Thomas H.
Ashley, Miles
Auten & Olmstead Messrs.
Baker, A.J. & Co.
Baldwin, Isaac
Ball, Maj. James
Ball, Wm. McKnight
Banks, Richard T. -3
Bass, Metheldred
Beay, William
Beardsley, Henry
Beatty, Muhlenburg H.
Bissell, J.S.
Blake, John
Burress, James
Bosse, Henry
Booth, James A. -2
Booth, James -2
Booth, Ferguson
Bouldin, Dr. R.E.
Bradley, Leland J.
Brit, Edwin
Brockenbrough, John T. -3
Brown, James
Brown, Dr. John R.
Brown, Mrs. Louisa
Burton, Alexander
Byrd, Ann S.B.
Byrne, Michael
Carlisle, Wm.
Carnes, Peter A.
Carrington, Walter C. -3
Carrington, Edward C. -2
Carson, Jason H.
Carter, Edmond B.
Caruthers, John
Campbell, Wm. G.
Campbell, C.
Campbell, William
Chandler, Sarah -2
Choat, Champion
Clift, Hiram
Cocke, Dr. John H. -2
Cochran, Stuart
Coleman, Virginia
Cook, Sam'l. J. or Mr. Burton
Cornelius, Rev. H.
Cross, N.
Cowgill, Addison P.H.
Cunningham, Dr. M.
Curtis, Horace L.
Dalrymple, William C.
Daniel, Geo.
Daner, Geo
Daniel, Robert
Davis, Rezin
Davis, Phineas
Dickey, William
Dobbins, Drury
Doughton, John C.
Drake, Charles
Duncan, Dr. Wm. B.
Daval, Capt. Wm.
Eads, Elijah C. -3
Earp, Josiah
Eason, Reddick
Edwards, Sarah
Edwards, Mrs.
Ellis, Wm. C.
Erwin, Nelly
Ewing, John B.T.
Flournoy, Wm. B.J. -2
Fenter, Martin C.
Ferguson, Lucinda
Galbreath, Laughlin
Gilchrist, Rob't. J.
Graham, John E.
Greathouse, Elizabeth
Gregory, Rev. Rob't.
Gregory, Rob't.
Gwilliam, Robert
Gwinn, M.A.
Gwinn, Morrison
Hardy, Miles
Hardy, Alamon
Hair, Gilbert M.
Haggard, Nathan
Hall, Johnson
Harris, John
Harris, Charles
Harris, Daniel
Harral, Whitfield, Sr.
Harrison, James
Hawkes, Wm.
Hayes, James
Hester, James
Hill, Everett T. -5
Hill, Wm. -2
Hill, Thomas H.
Hillyer, John
Hineman, Thomas -2
Hinkson, Samuel H.
Henderson, John
Holt, William D.
Hunt, James
Huffman, John - 8
Hudson, Thomas G.
Hull, Samuel -2
Hurt, B.L.
Hubbard, Julius C.
Irwin, William -2
Irwin, James -2
Jewett, Col. E.P.
Johnson, N.T.
Johnson, Ellen
Johnson, Thomas
Jenkins, Hezekiah
Joiner, Johnson J.
Kellam, Smith
Kendal, Francis
Kinder, G.W.
King, Edmond
Kinion, Henson
Kinsawl, Dennis
Knappe, Peter
Knowles, Samuel M.
Lea, Burwell
LeFevre, Godfrey
LeFevre, Francis G.
Lewis, Martha -2
Lightner, Isaac
Linebaugh, H.W.
Linton, John
Lillybunge, C.
Logan, Benj. H.
Macy, Hiram
Magness, John
Malone, Thomas
Matthews, M.
Marcus, Wm.
Martin, Littleton
Martin, S.H. -2
Martin, James
Mauler, James
McAdam, Dr. Robert
McAnulty, John
McBride, James
McCamy, Robert -2
McCraw, Pleasant
McCristian, Thomas R.
McCoy, Jane
McCullough, Evan -2
McLain, John
McLogan, Robert -2
McLaughlin, Alexander
McLin, Edmond
Mernis, Dr. Phillip
Mills, Wm. or James
Mills, Mulinous
Mills, Ulysses
Miller, Minerva
Moore, Benj. L.
Moore, Joseph H.
Moore, W.H.
Moss, Smith C.
Montgomery, Mary M.
Morres, Joseph
Morrison, Rev. Joseph
Morrill, L.
Munson, Rensalaer
Mussey, Calvin
Myers, William
Nelson, William Carey -5
Orbison, Samuel M. -2
Owens, William -3
Padget, J.C.
Palmer, Isaih
Parish, Elijah
Peach, Wm.
Parkins, Daniel
Perkins, Joshua
Pettit, Joseph
Phillips, Mrs. John P.
Pickle, Jacob
Pittman, P.J.
Polston, Baker
Porter, Dickson
Porter, Samuel T. -2
Premice, John B.
Price, Dr. William
Price, Isaac E.
Pyeatt, James -3
Ragland, Dr. Joseph A.
Rathbone, Henry A. -2
Ray, Simon P.
Ray, Peter
Reed, Milton
Rhea, Col. Ja's. D.
Reyburn, Dr. W.P.
Rice, Hawkins
Richardson, Mrs. Susanah
Ridditt, A.J.
Righter, N. Surveyor
Rives, George
Robertson, James
Roberts, Richard S.
Robbins, Jacob
Robinson, Gen'l. Hardy
Rodgers, William A.
Roland, Rudolph N. and Daniel
Roso, E.M.P.
Rountree, John
Royall, Thomas
Royster, Mrs. Elizabeth
Roysdon, D.L.F.
Russell, Wm. O. -2
Runion, Lawson
Sagneas, F.
Sampson, Wm. M. M. -2
Saunders, R. & G.
Saunders, Thomas
Saunders, George
Scott, David -2
Scott, William
Scott, B.
Scott, Gee W.
Sheriff of Pulaski co -2
Sheldon, Albert
Sheldon, Purdon
Singleton, A.M.
Smith, Col. Rob't -2
Smith, O.B.
Smith, Washington
Smith, Thomas
Smith, T.C. -2
Smith, Benjamin -3
Smith, Assey
Shaw, Mary
Spencer, Jesse
Sprague, Lieut. John S.
Standless, William -2
Stapp, William
Stevenson, William W.
Stinson, Major Rob't. H. -2
Strong, Franklin
Sutton, Isaac -2
Sutton, David
Swain, Doctor
Taylor, Lewis G.
Templeton, William
Tracy, Wesley or John -2
Thomas, Mrs. Maria
Thompson, David -4
Thornton, G.W.
Thornton, Tho's C.
Vose, Benjamin
Walker, Colonel
Walker, John H.
Walker, James P.
Walker, Samuel W.
Walton, A.J.
Walmealy, James W.
Watkins, Geo C.
Ward, Joshua
Ward, Augustus J.
Wayord, Isaac
Waine, S.
Waine, Thomas W. -2
Wilson, Col. John
Wells, Stinson -3
W??, Samuel
Wilder, Daniel
Willoughby, Dock
Wilkinson, James O.
Williams, William T.
Williams, William G. -2
Williams, Dr. John C.
Wilson, William
Wilson, George S. -2
Wilson, James
Wilson, Sally
Winn & Spaulding
Wirt, John
Wood, David S.
Wood, Gen'l. John W.
Whitaker, Rob't.
Wright, Maurice
Whittington, H.A.
Whinnery, Hon. Abram
John T. Fulton, P.M.
Little Rock, April 1, 1837
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MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOLS,
THE subscriber informs the citizens of Little Rock and the adjacent
country, that he will open a school for boys at the Baptist Church,
in connection with Mrs. Brown's school, taught at his house, for the
instruction of female children, both to commence on the first Monday
of April next. Prices of tuition as follows to wit: For Spelling and
Reading $6 per quarter, (i.e. eleven weeks); Writing and Arithmetic,
in connection with the above, $7; Grammar and Geography (with the
use of Globes) $8.50; History, ancient and modern, menial and
natural Philosophy, $9.50. All contingent expenses to be divided
equally among the students, and no deduction will be made for the
lost time of scholars, except when they are unable to attend school
for a considerable time from sickness. Tuition must be punctually
paid at the close of each quarter, or, at the beginning of each
quarter, if the teacher think proper to demand it.
J. Brown
Little Rock, March 24, 1837 |
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Married - In Mulberry township, Crawford county, on the 28th ult.,
by Alfred Henderson, Esq., Mr. Vinsan Lickins to Mrs. Mary Hardin,
all of that county. |
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Married, In this place, on the 9th inst., by J.J. Bowie, Esq.,
Mr. Wm. S. Able to Miss Maria M. Berbank; all of this town. - Hel.
Journ. |
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Married, In this place, on the same day, by Judge Butts, Mr.
James M. Martin, printer, to Miss Mary Brashers, all of this place. |
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Married, Near Marion, in Crittenden county, on Sunday evening
last, Hon. John C.P. Tolleson, Judge of the first Judicial Circuit
of this State, to Mrs. Nancy E. West, late of Lexington, Ky. |
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MORUS MULTICAULIS SEED
THE undersigned offers for sale the seed of the genuine CHINESE
MULBERRY, imported direct from France, by Smith & Sons, New York,
and warranted the growth of 1836.
Said seed is put up in half-ounce papers, and will be sent, with
short directions for cultivating, per mail, free of charge, to any
part of the U.S. on the receipt of $3 for one, or $5 for two papers.
Notes of all solvent banks received in payment.
Seth Whalen, P.M.
Whalen's Store, New York |
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NOTICE THIS
THE Co-partnership existing between Lorenzo and William R. Gibson,
under the firm said style of L. & W.R. Gibson, will expire, by
limitation on the 1st of April. It therefore, becomes necessary that
the business of the concern should be settled as soon as possible.
All persons, therefore, indebted to us, by note or account, up to
the 1st of January last, are hereby requested to call and pay off
their respective dues, as no longer indulgence can be given. It is
hoped that all who are indebted will see the necessity of attending
to this notice promptly.
L.& W.R. Gibson
Little Rock, 13th March 1837 |
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PAY UP AND SAVE COSTS
ALL persons indebted to me, as administratrix of the estate of
Daniel Greathouse, deceased, are hereby notified, to pay the same
immediately, as I am anxious to settle said estate, and cannot give
farther indulgence.
ELIZABETH GREATHOUSE,
Administratrix of Daniel Greathouse, deceased,
by S. Hall, her Attorney
Pulaski County, April 3, 1837 |
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Robbery - A most daring robbery was committed, a short time
since, by three individuals, well armed with rifles, who arrived in
a skiff, at the plantation of Mr. Everette, just above Randolph, in
Mississippi county, in this state. The villains burst open and
rifled the trunk of the overseer, containing about $200 in money;
appropriated to themselves an elegant pair of pistols belonging to
Mr. Everett, and a vest, in one pocket of which was about 445 in
bank bills. They next fell upon Mr. E.'s trunk, and were in the act
of bearing it away, when becoming alarmed at the approach of the
overseer, they ran to their skiff, pushed out into the river, and
made off with their booty. Though instantly pursued, these reckless
and impudent scoundrels have not as yet been taken. It is but proper
to remark, that these fellows are not citizens of Arkansas, but were
from above. |
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THE DUKE OF YORK
THIS splendid high-bred horse will stand for mares, the ensuing
season, at the stable of Doctor Williams, on Little Mulberry, in the
county of Crawford, at twenty dollars the season, for each mare;
leaps and insurance will be arranged at the stand by Doctor
Williams, under whose management he is placed. Notes will be
required, at the time, for all services performed by said horse,
payable on the first day of January next.
THE DUKE
Is over fifteen hands and an inch high, a dark bay, with black mane,
tail, and legs. For bone and muscular power he is equaled by few
blooded horses; for elegance of form, carriage, and movement, he is
excelled by none. |
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The new and staunch built Upper Cabin
Steam Boat Arkansas,
Tho's. J. Halderman, Master
Will ply as a regular packet in the Arkansas trade, during the
present season - making speedy trips to New Orleans, and ascending
as far up the Arkansas as the stage of the river will admit - and
will carry freight and passengers (for which she has very superior
accommodations) on as reasonable terms as any boat in the trade.
March 10, 1837 |
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THE PRESBYTERY OF ARKANSAS
WILL meet at Spring Hill, Hempstead county, on Thursday, the 13th of
April next.
J.W. Moore, Stated Clerk
March 27, 1837 |
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DIED,
In New Orleans, on the 16th ult., Captain W.S. Newton, of the U.S.A. |
| 04/18/1837 |
Died,
In Eagle Township, in this county, on Friday evening last, very
suddenly, Mrs. Sarah Mills, consort of Mr. Wm. Mills, aged 34 years. |
| 04/18/1837 |
Died,
In this township, yesterday morning, Mrs. Holly Pyeatt, Concort of
Mr. James Pyeatt, an aged, useful and very respectable member of
this community. |
| 04/18/1837 |
HOT SPRING STAGE LINE
THE undersigned begs leave to inform the public generally, that he
has a 9 passenger COACH, and a light two horse CARRIAGE,
for the accommodation of the public, which he intends running to the
Hot Springs during the summer season.
His drivers are careful, experienced, and accommodating, and every
exertion will be used to give general satisfaction to those who may
favor him with their patronage.
Wm. Barkeloo,
Little Rock, April 7, 1838 |
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Married,
In this city, at the residence of Wm. Cummins, Esq. on Tuesday
evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Gregory, the Rev. William P. Ratcliff,
of the Methodist Episcopal church, to Miss Mary Cummins - both of
this city. |
| 04/18/1837 |
NATHAN HAZZARD
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Batesville, Arkansas
WILL practice in the Supreme and Federal Courts, at Little Rock, and
attend to business whereanever employed in Arkansas. |
| 04/25/1837 |
A LAND PATENT LOST OF MISLAID,
THE Patent granted by the President of the United States to John
Warmack, on a Donation Claim, has been lost or mislaid by the owner
of the land, who has a regular Deed from the patentee. Any person
who may have it in his possession, will receive TEN DOLLARS reward,
by leaving it at the office of the Arkansas Gazette.
Wm. E. Woodruff, Adm'r. of estate of Samson Gray, dec'd.
Little Rock, April 15, 1837 |
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BOLTING CLOTHS,
FRENCH BURR STONES
WILLIAM F. HOPKINS, up-stairs, No. 74 Main Street, Cincinnati, over
W.R. Beech's dry goods store, 3d door below Lower Market Street, has
constantly on hand the above and other millers' articles, of a
superior quality, and at greatly reduced prices.
Being directly connected with the manufactory in Europe, he can
afford his bolting cloths cheaper than any other person west of the
mountains; and he gives a written warrant of their good quality,
with a promise to receive and pay for them, if not found good on
trial. In fact, they are first rate articles, with the latest
improvements. Orders received by Messrs. Mapes, Ryan, & Co Mouth of
Arkansas River.
*To be inserted in the Advocate, six months, and account sent to
Mapes, Ryan, & Co. |
| 04/25/1837 |
CAUTION
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against trading for, or taking an
assignment of, a receipt given by Peter T. Crutchfield, Receiver of
Public Moneys at Little Rock, Ark's, to George W. Gibbs, on the 5th
day of January last, for the deposit, with said Crutchfield, of one
hundred and ten MEXICAN DOUBLOONS, of which receipt the following is
a true (or substantial) copy:
"George W. Gibbs, has deposited with me, one hundred and ten Mexican
Doubloons, each valued at sixteen dollars, and I will return the
same to him, or his order on the back of this paper, or their value
in specie, as here stated, whenever this receipt is returned to me.
(Signed) P.T. Crutchfield.
Little Rock, January 5th, 1837
The said receipt was endorsed on the back thereof, and made payable
to bearer, by said George W. Gibbs, and delivered to me, and I am
now the sole and legal owner of the same. Said receipt, however, has
been lost or mislaid, and cannot be found; and this notice is given,
as a caution to all persons not to trade for, or to purchase it, as
the payment thereof has been stopped to all and every person
whomsoever except myself or the said Gibbs.
Wm. Owens
Little Rock, April 8, 1837 |
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HEAD QUARTERS
2D BRIGADE, 1ST DIVISION,
Arkansas Militia,
Little Rock, April 24, 1837
[Order No. 1]
The Brigadier General commanding the 2d Brigade of the first
Division of Arkansas Militia, hereby appoints E.A. More, Brigade
Mayor, with the rank of Major, and Samuel H. Hempstead, Aid de Camp
with the rank of Captain. The officers and soldiers of the Brigade
are required to respect them accordingly.
By order of Robertson Childress, Brigadier General. Samuel H.
Hempstead, Aid de Camp |
| 04/25/1837 |
JACOB REIDER,
HAS just received, from Cincinnati, per steam Little Rock,
S.F. Family Four
Rectified Whiskey
Old Monongahlea Whiskey
Tin Ware, ass'd.
Churns
Well Bucket, &c.
All of which he will sell on the most reasonable terms. April 25,
1837 |
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Married,
On Sunday evening, the 23d inst., at A. Hooper's by John Hutt, Esq.,
Mr. George B. King, to Miss Jane Walker, daughter of Col. A.S.
Walker, of this place. |
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State of Arkansas,
County of Lafayette,
IN THE LAFAYETTE CIRCUIT COURT,
April Term, A.D. 1837
Davidison Bradley, John M. Bradley, and Thomas Quigg, Complainants,
vs.
Andrew Pawley, and others, Defendants
CHANCERY
THIS day the complainants appeared, by their solicitors, John W.
Cocke and George Conway, and on their motion, it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, that said defendant Andrew Pawley, is not
an inhabitant of this State; and he having failed to appear in this
cause, and file his plea, answer, or demurer, to the bill of said
complainant, herein exhibited, agreeable to law, and to the tales of
this court;
It is ordered, therefore, on motion, that unless the said Andrew
Pawley shall appear here, by himself or his solicitor, and file his
plea, answer or demurer, to the complainant's said bill of
complaint, on or before the first day of the next term of this
court, at a court to be holden in and for said county, on the first
Monday after the fourth Monday in September next, the same shall be
taken as confessed against him, and the matter thereof decreed
accordingly; and it is farther ordered that a copy of this order be
published in this State, for four weeks, by successive weekly
insertions, at least four weeks before the next term of this court,
and it is farther ordered, that a summons against Allen M. Oakley,
one of the defendant's in this case, directed to the Sheriff of
Hempstead county, reasonable to the next term of this court, be
issued herein.
A true copy. Teste: Wm. Henry Conway, Clerk |
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The new and fast running steam boat GEN. DE KALB, Lemon, Master,
Will run as a regular packet, on the Arkansas, during the present
season. She will perform regular trips between New Orleans and
Little Rock, as as much higher as the stage of the river will
permit, and carry freight and passengers on as reasonable terms as
any boat in the trade. April 1837 |
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