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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 316
Departed this life, MRS. MARTHA A. POWELL, consort of BENJAMIN H. POWELL of Cartersville, Cumberland County, Virginia, who died at the residence of MAJOR JOHN HATCHERS her father, on Sunday the 26th instant in the 31st year of her age...was...mother... Signed GEORGE W. NOLLEY. August 9, 1836 Runaway slaves, from HENRY PEDEN, Pikeville, Marion County; one raised in Fayetteville, NC and the other formerly belonged to COL. RIEVES of Sparta, Tennessee. St. Clair County; JOEL CHANDLER SR. administrator of HARRIS G. BISHOP dec'd petitions to sell property. Marshall County, P. M. BUSH, sheriff will sell land of ROBERT WALKER. WILLIAM M. BURWELL of Franklin Co. will sell two and an eighth sections in Marengo Co. see JOHN BURWELL, Esq. of Demopolis. Subscriber being desirous of moving farther south, will sell tract 13 miles west of Huntsville. STEPHEN W. RUTLAND. Runaway slave from WILLIAM THOMPSON near BOTELOR's ferry. Morgan County; also one belonging to my son R. A. THOMPSON. Married on 28th inst. at house of MR. JOHN B. WRIGHT by F. L. HAMMOND, Esq. MR. ISAAC BEAN to MISS CHARLOTTE WRIGHT, all of this co. Note: she was dau of JAMES DAVID WRIGHT (named in his will) Died in Haynesville, Lowndes County on Monday the 11th inst. (July 11, 1836) COL. JOHN K. DUNN, formerly of New York and late of Huntsville in his 44th year of age. Died on Sunday, the 24th inst. at his residence in Lincoln County, Tenn. AQUILLA QUICK, Esq. aged 55. Richmond Enquirer and Fayetteville, Tenn. copy. August 30, 1836 Died on 10th ult. MR. HUGH BLACKWOOD, merchant of Vienna, Madison County, Louisvilla Journal and Nashville papers copy. Died Sunday, 21st inst. EDWARD TRENT, infant son of DANIEL HARRIS, Esq. of this co. The subscriber having determined to remove to Mississippi, land on which I reside in Lincoln Co. Tennessee. STEPHEN HIGHTOWER. NANCY WELBORN (note: WILBURN) of Athens advertises for news of her son ROBERT WELBORN between 12 and 13; left house of her brother WILLIAM W(ASHINGTON) MATTHEWS but did not go to school; was seen in the taverns at Huntsville. JOHN COX SR. of Marshall County advertises regarding note given to SWIFT AUSTIN "who has left the country." SWIFT AUSTIN advertises has removed to Tuscaloosa. St. Clair County: SHADRACK MORRIS, administrator of RICHARD SULLIVAN. Runaway slave from HENRY BURROUGH, Pikeville, Marion Co. subscriber having determined to settle in Texas--1040 acres in Marengo and Perry Counties. WILLIAM K. PAULDING. September 13, 1836 Subscriber intends to emigrate to the Chockasaw country; % section of land in Ashburn's Cove; immediately adjoining Brownsboro where I reside. MARY TAYLOR. September 20, 1836 SWIFT AUSTIN and G. W. SAINT CLAIR, proprietors of the Indian Queen Hotel, Tuscaloosa. A. J. WITHERS, having determined to remove to the southern part of the state, will sell stock of goods. (General merchandise, apparently). Married on 6th inst. by REV. JOSHUA BUTCHER, the REV. THOMAS D. HARWELL to MISS ANN, eldest daughter of JUDGE JAMES RUSSELL of Jackson Co. Married on 30th of August by BENJAMIN STEGER, Esq. JAMES LOSSANDGAIN to the amiable MISS MATILDA RAINCROW, all of this co. Died at his residence on the evening of the 15th inst. MR. WILLIAM ATWOOD, citizen of Huntsville nearly twenty years, being Post Master most of that time. He was 55 years old; kind husband and father. Left wife and five children. 316 - (3616)