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15 BBLS. prime BROWN SUGAR, received per steam boat Compromise,
and for sale by Cha's Rapley. Feb. 12 |
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
THE undersigned having obtained Letters of Administration, from the
county court of Pulaski county, state of Arkansas in vacation, on
the estate of John W. Core, late of said county, deceased, bearing
date the 27th day of January 1837, hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against said estate, to present the same, duly
authenticated, within one year from the date of said Letters, or
they may be precluded from deriving any benefit of said estate; and
if said claims be not presented within five years, they will be for
ever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment.
Hannah Core, Adm'x. of John W. Core, dec'd.
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Arrived
Feb. 6, Florida, from Natchez
Feb. 8, Revenue, from New Orleans
Feb. 16, Compromise, from New Orleans
Departed
Feb. 10, Florida, for Upper Arkansas
Feb. 11, Revenue, for New Orleans
Feb. 11, Compromise, for New Orleans |
| 02/07/1837 |
By the steamers Revenue and Florida, we have New Orleans papers
to the 24th January - no news of the war in Florida. |
| 02/07/1837 |
Col. John Drennen has been appointed Postmaster Van Buren,
Crawford county, in the room of the late Thomas Phillips, who
resigned a short time before his death. |
| 02/07/1837 |
Died, In Conway county, on the 4th inst. Julia Ann, infant
daughter of Mr. Samuel Plumer, aged 2 years, 7 months, and 4 days. |
| 02/07/1837 |
Died, In this city, on Friday last, Mrs. Emily, wife of Mr.
Edward Dallimore, merchant of this city. |
| 02/07/1837 |
DRUGS & MEDICINES
Dr. W.C. Howell and Edward Dunn, have this day entered into
Copartnership, under the title of Howell & Dunn, to carry on the
Drug and Medicine business of this city. They have bought the entire
stock in trade of Dr. S.H. Tucker, consisting of a well selected
assortment of Drugs and Medicines. Dr. Howell will start for New
York on the 20th inst. to purchase an additional assortment of Drugs
and Medicines, a full supply of which they intend to keep always on
hand, and will sell them at New Orleans prices.
Physicians, and dealers in drugs and medicines, are respectfully
invited to call and examine their assortment, at the store recently
occupied by Dr. Tucker.
Howell & Dunn
Little Rock, February 8, 1837 |
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F.W. Trapnall & J.W. Cocke,
COUNSELLORS & ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Little Rock, Arkansas, will practice in all the Courts held in this
place, and in the Mississippi and Red River circuits.
Little Rock, February 6, 1837 |
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L.I. HANDY
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
HAVING located himself at Little Rock, Arkansas, will promptly
attend to any business entrusted to his care. February 7, 1837 |
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Mr. E.M. Low, Postmaster at Conway, Lafayette county, is
authorized to act as Agent for the Gazette. |
| 02/07/1837 |
NEW AGENTS FOR THE GAZETTE
Joseph Hickman, P.M. Crooked Creek, Carroll co.
James G. Russell, P.M. Fourche Dumas, Randolph co. |
| 02/07/1837 |
R.G. HOBBS,
No. 12 Custom House Street, New Orleans,
OFFERS for sale an extensive assortment of Boots, Shoes, and
Brogans, of good quality, and at reasonable prices.
New Orleans, January 1837. |
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The Arkansas river is at its lowest stage - boats of the
smallest class got up to this place with the utmost difficulty. |
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The new and substantial steamer REVENUE, S.G. Moore, master,
will run as a regular Packet between the cities of Little Rock and
New Orleans. The Captain and officers of said boat will spare no
pains in endeavoring to make all passengers as comfortable as
possible. For Freight or passage, (having superior accommodations),
apply to the Captain, on board, or to De Baun & Co, merchants,
Little Rock.
February 10, 1837
New Orleans, Jan. 18, 1837
The undersigned Insurance Companies will insure Merchandise by the
steam boat Revenue, at the usual rates of premium, and agree to
permit said boat to carry cotton from the bayous and tributaries of
the Mississippi, and occasionally from shipping points on the
Mississippi to New Orleans; provided she be not at any time laden
deeper than the touching of the water by the guards of the boat
amidship - and upon these conditions, cotton will be insured at the
usual rates of premium.
Western Marine and Fire Insurance Company - L. Matthews, President
Louisiana State Marine and Fire Insurance Co - John West, President
Louisiana Insurance Company - S.H. Turner, President
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| 02/21/1837 |
A FARM FOR SALE OR RENT,
AT AUCTION
ON Monday, 20th of March next, at De Baun's corner, Little Rock, the
subscriber will offer for sale, at Public Auction, the FARM on which
he now resides, consisting of 525 acres of first rate land, 60 of
which is ready for cultivation, and 40 more under good fence and the
timber deadened on it.
There are, on the premises, a good dwelling house, kitchen, smoke
house, corn cribs, and other out horses, with a well of excellent
water. Persons wishing to purchase, are invited to examine the
premises previous to the day of sale.
Terms - One half cash in hand, and the balance in one and two years.
If not sold, I will, on the same day, rent the above Farm for the
present year.
Sale to take place at 12 o'clock (noon) of said day.
Wm. Scott, Sen.
Pulaski County, February 20, 1837 |
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A TEMPERANCE ADDRESS
WILL be delivered by John Taylor, Esq., at the Methodist Church, on
Friday evening next, at 7 o'clock. The ladies and gentlemen of
Little Rock, are requested to attend.
February 29, 1837 |
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Carrollton, Ark's.
Jan. 24th, 1837
Mr. Editor,
I wish to give notice to the public, through the medium of the
Arkansas State Gazette, that a one hundred dollar bill has gone
estray. Said bill is of the following description, viz: on the Bank
of the United States payable at Nashville, Tennessee, to J.
Summerville, dated Philadelphia 3d April, 1832, marked letter Q. The
above described bill was deposited in the mail at Carrollton, Ark's,
on the 9th of September last, addressed to Wm. T. Larremore,
Fayetteville, Ark's, and that gentleman informs me that he neither
received the letter or bill.
You will please insert the above, and much oblige yours, with
respect.
H.S. Lafferty |
| 02/21/1837 |
Casualty - A Coroner's Inquest was held on Friday the 15th
inst., over the body of Mr. John Sisson, who was found dead near the
river. Verdict - came to his death by intoxication and freezing. |
| 02/21/1837 |
CAUTION
My wife Agnes has, for the last six months, left my bed and board,
and I am determined not to pay any of her contracts.
Wm. Meredith
Crawford County, February 11, 1837 |
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CAUTION
My wife Mary Ann has, for the last twelve months, left my bed and
board, and I am determined not to pay any of her contracts.
Robertson Waller
Crawford county, February 11th, 1837 |
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Died, In Phillips county, on Sunday night last, Mr. Andrew
Speer. |
| 02/21/1837 |
Died, Yesterday morning, after an illness of 33 hours, Isaac B.
McKee, aged 15 years and 10 months. He was a clerk in the s tore of
Mr. Wm. B. Wait, and was a sprightly and promising youth. |
| 02/21/1837 |
FOR SALE
ONE large mahogany wardrobe
One mahogany sideboard
One dozen handsome Grecian chairs
One mahogany dining table.
F. Aicklen
Little Rock, 20th Feb. 1837 |
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IMPORTANT BILL
A BILL has passed its third reading in the Senate of the U.S. to
authorize the relinquishment of the sixteenth section, (Seminary
lands), to make different locations, and in parcels of quarter
sections. |
| 02/21/1837 |
L.I. Handy, Esq., of this place, has been appointed, by the
Governor, Judge of the Southern (sixth) Judicial District. Mr. H.
although comparatively speaking rather a stranger in the state, will
nevertheless give universal satisfaction in his district. He is a
thoroughbred lawyer, and applies himself intently to his profession.
We do not think there is a young man in the state more likely to
meet the wishes of the people. |
| 02/21/1837 |
Married,
In Phillips county, on Monday evening last, by Wm. F. Moore, Esq.
Mr. Andrew Nance, of Monroe county, to Miss Jane Hartin, of the
former county. |
| 02/21/1837 |
SALE OF LOTS,
IN THE TOWN OF BENTON,
Seat of Justice of Saline County
THERE will be sold, in the town of Benton, in Saline county, on
Wednesday, the 8th day of March next, a number of valuable LOTS in
said town.
The County Seat of Saline county having been recently relocated at
the town of Benton, and it being recently relocated to the town of
Benton, and it being within less than two miles of the centre of the
county, there can no longer exist a remaining doubt of its
continuing to be the permanent Seat of Justice.
Those who wish to make investments in town property, will, in our
estimation, do well to attend, as most of the valuable lots
remaining unsold will be disposed of at this sale.
Terms of sale will be, nine months credit, the purchasers giving
note, with approved security. Indisputable titles will be made
available to the purchasers.
All those who purchased lots in the last June sale, and have
neglected to give their noties for the amount are requested to
execute them on or before the 8th March next, according to the terms
of the sale, or the lots then s struck off to them will be resold.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.M. of said day.
Green B. Hughes,
Rezin Davis, Trustees
Benton, February 4, 1837 |
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State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski
IN THE PULASKI CIRCUIT COURT
DECEMBER TERM, A.D. 1836
JAMES S. CONWAY, Complainant
VS.
THOMAS W. NEWTON, Defendant
IN CHANCERY
AND now, at this day, came the said complainant, by Ashley, his
solicitor, and on his motion, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court, from return of the Sheriff of the county of Pulaski,
that the defendant is a non-resident of this State: Therefore it is
ordered, that unless the said defendant, Newton, appear, by himself
or attorney, and file his answer to the complainant's bill of
complaint, on or before the third day of the next term of this
court, to be holden on the second Monday of April next; otherwise
the said complainant's bill will be taken for confessed, and a
decree entered accordingly.
And it is further ordered by the court, that this order be published
for six weeks in the Arkansas Gazette, newspaper printed in this
Territory, and this cause be continued.
A true copy - Test:
John Field, Clerk |
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THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE
HENRY CLAY
WILL stand, the ensuing season, commencing on the 20th March, and
continue to the 10th of June 1837, one half of the time at Lee's
Creek, and the other half on Frog Bayou, Crawford county, Ark's, at
$10 the season, and $15 to insure a mare in foal - payable at the
end of the season.
Henry Clay is a beautiful sorrel, sixteen hands one inch high, and
six years old.
R.M. Farrington
Feb. 10, 1837
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TO MECHANICS & UNDERTAKERS
WILL be let, to the lowest bidder, on the 8th day of March next, on
the premises, the building of a COURT HOUSE, in the town of Benton,
for the county of Saline.
Also, at the same time and place, there will be let, to the lowest
bidder, the building of a JAIL, in said town of Benton, for the use
of the said county of Saline.
It is deemed unnecessary, in this notice, to give a plan, in detail
of the buildings, as a description of them will be exhibited on the
premises, at the time of letting out their erection.
The Court house will be built of brick, 40 feet square, and two
stories high.
The Jail will be of hewn timber, the kind and quality of which to be
made known at the time of letting out.
Bidders will predicate their proposals on receiving the cash for
their work, when completed, which maybe must be within twelve months
from the day of letting out the contracts.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required from undertakers,
for the faithful performance of their contracts.
The right to reject bids deemed too high, is reserved.
Abijah Davis,
David Dodd,
Jarret McCarty,
Rezin Davis, Commissioners
Benton, Feb. 4, 1837
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| 02/28/1837 |
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
THE undersigned having obtained Letters of Administration, from the
county court of Pulaski county, state of Arkansas in vacation, on
the estate of Samuel D. Rose, late of said county, deceased, bearing
date the 4th day of June 1836, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against said estate to present the same, duly
authenticated, within one year from the date of said Letters, or
they may be precluded from deriving any benefit of said estate; and
if said claims be not presented within five years, they will be for
ever barred.
All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate
payment.
Mary Roze, Adm'x. of the estate of Samuel D. Roze, dec'd.
Little Rock, February 23, 1837 |
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AGENTS FOR THE GAZETTE
William L. McGuire, P.M. Batesville
John Hargrave, Esq., Izard county
John Adams, Esq., Izard County
Hiram Davis, P.M., Carrollton, Carroll co.
Henry B. Smith, P.M., King's River, Carroll co.
Joseph Hickman, P.M., Crooked Creek co.
James G. Russell, Fourche Dumas, Randolph co.
Dr. G.B. Croft, Pocahontas, Randolph co
Wm. Wood, Yellville, Marion co.
John Buchanan, P.M., War Eagle, Madison co.
John C. Saylors, P.M., Litchfield
J.S. Ficklin, P.M., Jackson, Lawrence county
Charles Neely, P.M., Walnut Camp, St. Francis co.
A.G. McDaniel, P.M., L' Anguille, St. Francis co.
Chesley Franks, Crow Creek, St. Francis co.
Henry L. Biscoe, Esq. Helena, Phillips county
Peter Edwards, P.M. Lick Creek, Phillips county
Isaac Mitchell, P.M., St. Francis C.H.
Thomas J. Curl, Esq. St. Francis C.H.
Wm. T. Arledge, P.M., County Line, Green county
Benjamin Crowley, P.M., Crowley, Green county
Arthur C. Welch, P.M., Marion, Crittenden co.
Elijah Buford, P.M., Buford's Landing, Crittenden co.
Green B. Hughes, P.M. Benton, Saline co.
Col. Cha's Caldwell, P.M. Caldwellton, Saline co.
H.A. Whittington, P.M., Hot Springs
A.N. Sabin, Esq., Hot Springs
Daniel T. Witter, P.M. Hempstead C.H.
Grandison D. Royston, Esq. Hempstead C.H.
Col. A.H. Rutherford, P.M., Clark C.H.
Abner E. Thornton, Esq. Clark county
David S. Dickson, P.M., Pike Co.
James Waters, P.M. Union Co.
Hiram Smith, P.M., Core a Fabre
Esma M. Low, P.M., Conway; Lafayette county
Wm. Wright, P.M. Pine Woods, Sevier co.
B.H.G. Hartfield, P.M., Walnut Prairie, Sevier co.
J.W. McKean, Esq., P.M., Ultima Thule, Sevier co.
Vincent B. Tims, Dunksville, Near Fort Towson
Col. R.C.S. Brown, Crawford county
Wm. Hull, P.M., Short Mountain, Crawford county
John M. Spalding, Van Buren, Crawford county
Capt. John Rogers, P.M., Fort Smith
B.H. Smithson, P.M., Fayetteville, Washington co.
John Latta, P.M., Vineyard, Washington co.
B.G. Estill, P.M. Cane Hill, Washington co.
Maj. J. Bilingsley, P.M., Mountain P.O., Washington co.
J.H. Brearley, P.M. Dardanelles, Pope county
L.C. Howell, P.M. Scotia, Pope county
Robert Davidson, P.M., Dwight, Pope county
E.B. Alston, P.M., Spadra Bluff, Johnson county
M.T. Scott, Johnson co.
Col. James Logan, Petit John P.O. Scott co.
Col. B.B. Ball, Lewisburg, Conway county
Russell Estes, P.M., Clinton, Van Buren co.
James T. Pullen, P.M. Pine Bluff
Antoine Barraque, New Gascony, Jefferson county
S.Y.R. Ryan, P.M., Mouth of Arkansas
D.G.W. Leavitt, P.M., Arkansas Post
Henry J. McKenzie, Arkansas Post
E.L. Johnson, Esq. Chicot co.
George W. Clark, P.M. Choctaw Agency, West
Capt. E.W. B. Nowland, P.M. Fort Gibson
Rev. L.E. Williams, P.M. Eagletown, Choctaw
J.M. Williams, P.M. Mt. Pleasant, Barry co., Miss.
Mr. Wilson, P.M., Russellville, Claiborne parish, La. |
| 02/28/1837 |
Appointments by the Governor
John J. Jackson, Appraiser of property for Real Estate Bank, in the
county of Lafayette, in the place of Tho's. T. Williamson, who
declines serving.
Wm. M. Burton, Appraiser of property for the Real Estate Bank, in
the county of Hempstead, in the place of Richard C. Pryor, who
declines serving.
Twitty Pace, Appraiser of property for the Real Estate Bank, in the
county of Johnson, in the place of A.E. Pace, resigned.
Levin I. Handy, to be Judge of the 6th Judicial Circuit, in place of
Richard C.S. Brown, who declines serving. |
| 02/28/1837 |
Died, At Batesville, on the 15th inst. after a long and painful
illness, James Searcy, Esq. brother of the late Judge Richard Searcy
- leaving a wife and a large family of children to mourn their
bereavement. |
| 02/28/1837 |
Died, In Jefferson county, on Friday night last, Mr. Allen A.
White, aged about 28 years, a respectable and enterprising citizen
of that county. |
| 02/28/1837 |
Died, In this city, on the night of Saturday, the 19th inst,
Albert, infant son of Albert Pike, Esq. editor of the Advocate. |
| 02/28/1837 |
Died, In Washington City, Major M. Mason, of the U.S. Army. |
| 02/28/1837 |
Glass
10 Boxes 10 by 12 Glass;
also, a quantity of sole and upper Leather, just received and for
sale by Wm. B. Wait |
| 02/28/1837 |
NEW AGENTS FOR THE GAZETTE
Col. John Drennen, P.M. Van Buren, Crawford co.
James G. Russel, P.M. Fourche de Thomas, Randolph Co.
James Martin, P.M. Marion, Crittenden co.
A.T.W. Long, P.M., Wolf Creek, Clark county |
| 02/28/1837 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT, at the next April term of the circuit court of Pulaski county,
I will make application for an order of said court, to authorize me
to sell so much real estate whereof Samuel D. Roze, late of said
county, died seized, as will be sufficient to pay all the debts of
said estate.
Mary Roze, Adm'x.
of Samuel D. Roze, dec'd.
Little Rock, February 24, 1837 |
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REMOVAL
CHARLES RAPLEY & CO. have removed their stock of goods from the old
stand to the frame building next to Mr. Jeffries Hotel, where they
respectfully solicit a continuance of custom from their patrons.
February 28, 1837 |
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REMOVAL
JACOB REIDER has removed his store to the house formerly occupied by
Messrs. Charles Rapley & Co., where his friends and the public are
respectfully invited to call. February 28, 1837 |
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