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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 189
WILSON C BIBB of Madison County for re-election as Engrossing Clerk, House of Representatives TALIAFERRO F SAMUEL for Engrossing Clerk of House of Representatives JOSEPH PHELAN- for Principal Clerk of House of Repr. COL. B A PHILPOTT for re-relection as Secy of Senate ALEX B CLITHERALL of Pickens County for Assistant Clerk of House of Representatives MARCUS McMILLION for Messenger of House of Representatives JAMES H. OWEN for re-election as Doorkeeper of House of Representatives CROCKETT G. DAVIS for re-election as messenger of House of Representatives C C DONOHO for re-election as Doorkeeper of Senate GEORGE B. CLITHERALL for Secretary of Senate A R THOMAS for Doorkeeper of Senate THOMAS M GLEASON for Messenger of House of Representatives Florida Volunteers and citizens generally are invited to attend a meeting at the Court House to respect the memory of our lately deceased fellow citizen CAPTAIN JAMES G. BLOUNT. November 16, 1842 Meeting of the citizens to pay respect to the memory of the late HARVEY W. ELLIS deceased (Paper in mourning for same) Died at his plantation near Fairfield in Pickens County on Saturday the 12th inst. HARVEY W. ELLIS, of this city in his 41st year. His remains were brought to the city and interred on yesterday morning from the Presbyterian Church. REV. DR. MANLY, President of the University preached an eloquent and most appropriate sermon upon the occasion. Married in Kemper County, Mississippi, MR. SAMUEL HARMON of this county to MISS. ADELINE SIMS, daughter of WILLIAM SIMS, late of this county. Married in this city on Thursday evening the 27th ult. by REV. J. HAMILTON, WILLIAM P. HATTER, Esq. of Mobile to MISS MARY C. SIMS, daughter of the late EDWARD SIMS, Esq. Dissolutoin of the partnership of GEORGE W. CRABB and WILLIAM COCHRAN, law firm. R. H. POE, Sheriff, advertises slave committed to jail who says he belongs to RHODAH HORTON near Huntsville and ran away from HORTON's plantation in Marengo County. J C VAN DYKE advertises for runaway slave. Committed to the jail of Marengo County, a slave who says he belongs to JAMES QUARLES of Woodford County, Kentucky about twn miles from Lexington. J. P. BLASS, Jailer Committed to the jail of Tuscaloosa County a slave who says he belongs to NATHAN B. WHITFIELD of Marengo County. WILLIAM JENNINGS, Jailer Committed to the jail of Tuscaloosa County a slave who says he belongs to THOMAS TUCKER of Knoxville, Tennessee. . WILLIAM JENNINGS, Jailer State of Alabama-Bibb County Taken up by MADISON RASBERRY on the 14th of May, 1842 a mare, appraised by JAMES H. ATKINSON and ISAAC LAWHORN to be worth $35. WILLIAMS CADDELL, Clerk November 23, 1842 Married in Kemper County, Mississippi on Thursday the 3d instant by REV. MR. SHELTON, MR. SAMUEL R. HAMNER of Tuscaloosa to MISS ELIZABETH ADELINE GUNN, daughter of WILLIAM GUNN, formerly of this county. Died in this city on Monday the 14th instant MRS. LYDIA NEAL, formerly of Orange County, North Carolina. Tribute of Respect: At a meeting of the Wetumpka Borderers, who served in the Florida Camppaign in 1836, CAPTAIN W J COUCH announcd the object of the meeting. Resolutions on the death of CAPTAIN JAMES G. BLOUNT. Committed to the jail of Tuscaloosa County a slave who says he belongs to JAMES CORBIN of Claiborn County, Miss. Committed to the jail of Bibb County a slave who says he belongs to JOSEPH NOBLES of Shelby County. 189 - (3489)