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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 308
Died on Tuesday the 1st instant MRS. CATHERINE E. MALTBIE in the 27th year of her age. Departed this life on Tuesday the 8th instant of bilious fever MISS ADELINE eldest daughter of JOHN WRIGHT, Esq. of this co. in 16th year. Left father, mother, brothers and sisters. St. Clair County: LEWIS CUNNINGHAM administrator ex officio of EVAN NICHOLSON deceased will sell property. JOHN C. LITTLE advertises for JOSHUA LOWRY accused of murdering HENRY LITTLE, a citizen of Blounty County, Ala. on February 28th. September 23, 1835 Land for sale; farm on which I lived three miles east of Tuscaloosa, 880 acres. B. A. JONES Land for sale in Morgan County 720 acres 9 miles above Decatur by E. H. THOMPSON. Advertisement, HENRY GARRETT has taken charge of the tavern at Madison Springs. Land for sale: Homestead plantation on Cypress Creek four miles from Florence. See H. D. SMITH who lives five miles below Florence. Signed J. L. D. SMITH, H. D. SMITH, Lauderdale Co. Jackson County: sheriff will sell land of Shelby Ussery. Land for sale; 960 acres on Town Creek, Lawrence Co. G. G. WILLIAMS. Land for sale; 400 acres 7 mi. NE of Mooresville, by ELIZABETH ASKEW; see JOEL W. BLACKWELL. Runaway slave, from LEWIS J. MOORE of Selma. Dissolution; in consequence of the death of SEYMOUR PLUMMER the partnership heretofore existing under firm of PLUMMER & BOGGS is dissolved. JOHN B. BOGGS, Florence, Ala. July 29, 1835. Died on 12th inst. HEZEKIAH BAYLES, old and respectable citizen in his 80th year. Revolutionary soldier; bom in New Jersey when an infant, his father emigrated to Maryland, then to London County, Va. where he married MISS JANE EVANS, who survives him; in 1779 emigrated to Washington County, East Tennessee; in 1787 to Knox County, north of Knoxville, where he lived twenty years. In 1807, he made a partial settlement in this county; in 1808, a permanent residence here. Was a Baptist: Died on 10th of September at the residence of W. B. JOHNSON in his 68th year, WILLIE BLOUNT, Tennessee Governor. Married in this place on Wednesday last, MR. ALCUEN EASON to MISS MARTHA M., daughter of MR. WILLIAM POWERS, all of this county. September 30, 1835 Married in Marietta, Ohio on 6th inst. REV. ISAAC SHOOK, formerly of this place to MISS MARIA SHIPMAN of the former place. Died on 20th, MRS. NANCY HIGGINS, widow of the late GENERAL HIGGINS (Decatur Sentinel). By reference to our obituary head it is seen that JUDGE ISAACKS who represented this District in Congress for ten years, died at the residence of his father-in-law in Western District on 31st of August last. JOHN CAMPBELL reports estate insolvent. Committee for drawing up rules for the Committee of Vigilance, Madison County, Ala. DANIEL WRIGHT, Chairman, COL. E. HAMMOND, CAPT. LEWIS TALIAFERRO, COL. JOSEPH TAYLOR, COL. JAMES W.^CAMP, CAPT. DAVID COBB, DR. THOMAS FEARN, WM. SMITH, A. F. HOPKINS, THOMAS BRANDON, WM. J. MASTIN. Order to parade: 62nd regiment commanded by COL. EDMOND L. SCRUGGS, JOHN TAYLOR, Adjutant. 3rd Regiment, commanded by COL. JOHN R. H. ACKLEN, JOHN B. PHELAN, Adjutant. Land for sale; in accordance with the will of WILLIAM E. DUPREE; at his late residence in Lauderdale County on the Tennessee River. 820 acres. JAMES E. DUPREE, executor (I live on adjoining land). October 7, 1835 Committee of Vigilance, Jackson County. COL. JAMES SMITH, JOHN B. STEPHENS,- DAVID LARKIN, COL. SAMUEL McDAVID, ELDRED WILLIAMS, DAVID CAWFIELD, HUGH P. CAPERTON, JACOB GROSS, R. T. SCOTT. HENRY F. SCRUGGS, JOSHUA KIRBY. WILLIAM WELLBOURN, A. C. BEARD, THOMAS MANNING. 308 - (3608)