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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 321
On the 20th instant WILLIAM McCAY SR. an early resident of this place and well known to the old settlers of Richmond and Petersburgh, Virginia in which cities he formerly resided. He had just recovered from severe wounds received accidentally whilst travelling on a railroad near Philadelphia and survived his recent attack but a few days.
On the 22nd inst. WILLIAM C., son of MR. GEORGE LYNES of this place.
Grand Jurors of Morgan County: G. BURNETT, foreman, W. N. GILLESPIE, P. H. LYLE, JOHN ORR, JOHN F. BANKS, JOHN SHARP, HENRY FENNEL, JOHN TROUP, WILLIAM M. DUTTON, EDWARD HUNTER, D. H. PALL, AARON PERRY, BENJAMIN SANDLIN, MILTON McCLANAHAN.
April 4, 1837
Land tor sale, by PITMAN COLBERT, 18 miles west of Tuscumbia, in Franklin Co.
Land for sale, forks of Mulberry Creek, Lincoln County, Tenn. WILLIAM F. SMITH.
Runaway slave, from J. C. CABINESS, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Runaway slave from B. C. SHIELDS, White Hall, Marengo County, purchased from MR. C. S. PATTERSON of Tuscaloosa.
Aoril 11, 1837
Notice: GEORGE T. JONES, JOSEPH RICE and RICHARD FORSEY commissioners to contract for and superintend building of a bridge across Flint River at Three Forks. Bridge at Tuscaloosa will be taken as a model.
Panola, Mississippi, lots for sale. WILSON T. CARUTHERS and RICHARD BOLTON, trustees.
April 18 1837
Married on Wednesday evening the 5th instant at the house of MAJOR FENNER near Courtland MR. THOMAS B. TABB of Mississippi to MISS LAURA E. TAYLOR of Courtland.
The REV. MR. HAWKINS will preach the funeral sermon of WILLIAM EASON deceased at his late residence on the 2nd Sunday in May next.
April 25, 1837
Marshall Co. WILLIAM RITCHIE, administrator of ABNER VAUGHAN will sell property.
Selma Free Press--account of a difficulty between MR. WILLIAM BLEVINS and DR. JAMES R. DICKINSON; latter stabbed and died.
Marshall County; petition for title; WILLIAM C. THOMAS on 14 December 1831 contracted to purchase land from JOHN HILL has since died without making title. Little D. BOSHART then of Jackson, now of Marshall County, was appointed administrator by Jackson County Court.
May 2, 1837
RACHEL R. MITCHELL and WILLIAM J. YOUNG, appointed administrators of FRANKLIN MITCHELL deceased, Marshall County.
May 16, 1837
Marshall County: ALFRED MOORE appointed administrator of PATRICK BURK, deceased.
Died in Huntsville on 16th of April in 13th year REUBEN CARMICHAEL, son of MR. DANIEL CARMICHAEL of this vicinity; by blow from stone thrown by a black boy.
JAMES WILLIAMS, Esq. Candidate from Jackson County for the Legislature.
Regimental orders: 1st Battalion 3rd Regiment commanded by LT. COL. JOHN H. WEBSTER will parade at New Marker; 2nd Battalion same regiment commanded by MAJ. WILLIAM B. LUSK will parade at JOHN HEATH-COCK's/ WILLIAM M. ROPER, Adjt. 3rd Regt. A.M. by order of COL. BENJ. F. RICKETTS.
May 23 1837
Blount County; runaway slave committed to jail; says belongs to RICHARD WALTHOL of Perry County. JOSHUA K(ITTRELL) ROBERTS, Sheriff.
For sale: ''Somerville's Mills" five miles west of Russelville on the Pontotoc Road; apply to ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE on the premises, D. R. GARLAND at Russelville or to CHARLES A. STEWART (attorney for WILLIAM SOMERVILLE) at Florence.
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