Congressman & Senator of Arkansas
Arkansas Gazette
03/14/1826
Vol. VII - No. 11 - Whole
No. 323
LAW NOTICE
THE partnership
heretofore existing between Quarles & Oden, having been dissolved,
Robert C. Oden and Ambrose H. Sevier, under the firm of ODEN &
SEVIER, Will practice in partnership. They will jointly attend the
several Courts in the Territory, and the Superior Court at Little
Rock, the Seat of Government, where they reside. Little Rock, March
14, 1826
Arkansas Gazette
January 11, 1849
Death of Colonel A.H. Sevier
With feelings of profound sadness, we announce the death of this
distinguished citizen. He died on the 31st ult., at the residence of
his father-in-law, the Hon. B. Johnson. We are deeply sensible that
no eulogy of ours can do justice to his memory, no tribute to his
goodness of heart, or greatness of soul, from our pen, will be
worthy of the man. We are unequal to the task - and can but tell how
ably and faithfully he has served his State and his country; how
warmly and devotedly he clung to his friends. In private life,
love, and sympathy and affection, were offerings to him everywhere;
and in his political career, his bitterest opponents, even,
confessed his magnanimity, and punctilious sense of justice.
His remains were brought on the steamer Medium, to this city for
interment, by Tho's Churchill, Esq., and Col. B.S. Johnson. When the
intelligence of his death reached the General Assembly, then in
session, both Houses adjourned - after the passage of a resolution
honoring his memory, and the appointment of a joint committee to
arrange the funeral ceremonies.
Arkansas Gazette
03/19/1828
Vol. IX - No. 12 - Whole
No. 428
Appointment We
observe, by the proceedings of Congress, of the 13th ult. that the
Hon. Ambrose H. Sevier, appeared, produced his credentials, was
qualified, and took his seat in the House of Representatives, on
that day, as Delegate from the Territory of Arkansas.
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