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Marriage, Death, and Legal Notices from Early Alabama Newspapers: 1819-1893, page 454
SOUTHERN ADVOCATE
Huntsville, Alabama
May 6, 1825
"MESSERS JOSEPH MOORE, late soldier in ALLAN'S Company of 17th Regiment of Infantry and ROBERT HIGGINS, late soldier in CAPT. PHILIPS Company of Artillery and their legal representatives are informed that on authority of papers intrusted to my charge, I have obtained patents for their bounty land, situated in Arkansas Territory. Not knowing by laws of the Territory their lands will at a certain period be liable to be sold for the taxes, I have thought proper to convey to those interested the above information."
April 14th GABRIEL MOORE
May 2, 1825
State of Alabama--Morgan County. Orphans Court
NEILL PATTESON, administrator of JOHN PATTESON, deceased.
ISAAC TELLER, merchant
WILLIAM McCAY, JR., lawyer
THOMAS B. TUNSTALL, lawyer
A. D. VEITCH, merchant
SAMUEL COLTART, merchant tailor
DR. D(ABNEY) M(ILLER) WHARTON announces partnership with DR. GEORGE R. WHARTON, graduate of Transylvania University. Note: DR. D. M. WHARTON born Powhatan County, Virginia 10 October 1780, died 20 May 1966 Hinds County, Mississippi. Married May 1809, Powhatan County, Virginia ANNE T. SWANN daughter of CO. SAML. SWANN. She died 1843 Madison County, Alabama. DR. D. M. WHARTON, son of JOHN and RHODA MORRIS WHARTON.
May 10 1825
EZEKIEL CRAFT, county treasurer
JAMES B. CRAIGHEAD and H. ORLANDO ALDEN, law partners
DAVID T. KNOX, watchmaker
September 2, 1825
Departed this life Tuesday the 30th ult., MR. QUENTIN MARSHALL, aged about 23 years. Deceased, we are informed was a native of Prince Edward County, Virginia from whence he removed in the year 1822 to this place, where he has been engaged in the mercantile line up until his death. He was a Mason.
September 16 1825
Married on the evening of Wednesday the 7th instant at the house of DAVID MUNRO, Esq. by REV. MR. THOMPSON, JOHN T. DISMUKES, Esq. of Davidson County, Tennessee to MISS ANN MUNRO, daughter of WILLIAM MUNRO of Florence, Alabama.
Died of cramp on the 28th ult. ELIZABETH, daughter of MAJ. M. W. WEAVER in her 7th year.
October 7, 1825
Married at Pulaski, Tennessee on Friday the 23rd by REV. MR. DAVENPORT, MR. JAMES M. MOORE to MISS ARABELLA JONES, daughter of MAJ. WILLIAM JONES, all of this county.
Departed this life on the 26th ult. at 10 minutes to 9 a.m. and in 26th year of his age, at residence of REV. BOOTH MALONE of Limestone County, the REV. ARTHUR McCLURE, who fell a victim of an inflammatory billious fever.... He was a man of superior talents. He sustained the office of an itinerant preacher with great acceptibility, a Methodist. He was far from parent or brother.
September 30, 1825
Departed this life Saturday morning September 24, at her residence in this place, MRS. BROWN, aged about 75. She left behind many relatives and friends. REV. JOHN ALLAN preached her funeral sermon etc.
October 21, 1825
Married at the residence of MR. JAMES JACKSON at Florence the 12th ult, by the REV. S. WALL, MR. ALEXANDER POPE, merchant to MISS ANN HANNA of Lauderdale County.
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