ARTICLE INDEX

Newspapers of the early 19th century were laid out in a style much diffferent than modern newspapers such as USA Today. There are no pictures, no bylines, no sports pages, and few headlines. Much of the material printed in The Arkansas Gazette were items taken directly from other newspapers.

This index lists either the headline or first sentence from each item in the first issue of The Arkansas Gazette.

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• TERMS OF THE GAZETTE.
• MOUTH OF THE COLUMBIA.
• Subterraneous Garden.
• FOREIGN NEWS: It was stated in London that Attigas has formed a connection with Buenos Ayres . . .
• FOREIGN NEWS: The rumors respecting a misunderstanding between Sweden, Denmark and Russia, are corroborated by . . .
• FOREIGN NEWS: Lord Sidmouth has addressed circular letters to . . .
• FOREIGN NEWS: We have received from our correspondent at Bermuda, a file of the . . .
• We have learnt from, the newspapers that some misunderstanding place had taken place amongst our Naval Officers on the Mediterranean station.
• Yesterday the coroner, according to custom, was called to view, the body of Hervy Jessup, an unfortunate debtor, confined in the limits of the debtor’s gaol.

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• After a series of delays, in transporting our materials to this place, and in arranging our office since our arrival, we have at length succeeded in issuing the first Number of the Gazette.
• Gentlemen holding subscription papers for “The Arkansas Gazette,” are requested to return the names of the subscribers to us as soon as practicable, in order that we may forward the paper to our patrons.
• THE ELECTION.
• FOR THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE. - ARKANSAS.
• FOR THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE. - Mr. Printer – In reading the Nashville Gazette, of the 22d Sept. I observed an Address delivered to both branches of the Legislature of the state of Tennessee, by Governor M’MINN...
• Capt. Reid, of the U. S. sloop of war Hornet, passed through Philadelphia....
• The following independent (Kentucky) Banks have suspended specie payments

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• IMPORTANT.
• The citizens of Liverpool were gratified and astonished by the arrival . . .
• MARRIED.
• DIED.
• POSTSCRIPT.
• DEFEAT OF THE PATRIOTS IN TEXAS.
• R. C. ODEN
• A Tanner Wanted.
• TAKE NOTICE.
• LIST OF LETTERS,
• Rutherford Vs. Pryor
• Latham vs. Latham.
• Lewis & Thomas
• Statement of expenditures, there being no Receipts, of the County of Arkansas
• TAILORING.
• NOTICE.
• An Apprentice Wanted.
• PRINTING

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• SELECTED POETRY.
• ON NEWSPAPERS.
• THE PERSIAN AMBASSADOR.
• ALABAMA
• FINE WEATHER.
• Forty-three years has reduced the whole of the representation in the congress of 1776, to the small number of five, in the following persons. . .
• The British House of Commons passed a resolution on the 28th June . . .
• The Quotidienne asserts that all the English officers now at Paris . . .

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