Sheriff Sale of Brick Company Property in Oxford
A sheriff sale in Calhoun County follows a city court judgment for E Dunkin against Superior Pressed Brick Company for 4528 dollars plus costs. The property includes about sixty thousand red pressed brick six thousand Rome or fire proof brick and eight hundred gallons earthenware jars. The sale occurs January 26 1901 at the brick kiln near the Oxford depot in Anniston Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
Calhoun County
Alaabama
Superior Pressed Brief Company
E. Dunkin
Superior Pressed
Rome
Superior
Oxford
Ala
Arid
Ale Dama
M. W. Woopreer
Sheriff Sale Notice in Calhoun County Alabama
An execution issued by the circuit court of Anneaton Calhoun county Alabama in favor of T W Ayers against L P Hurter John B Ware and W T Edmondson for 550 dollars and costs. sale of land near section 6 township 14 range 9 east 160 acres to the highest bidder on January 21 1901 at the court house door Angistop Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anneaton
Calhoun County
Ala
T. W. Ayers
L. P. Hurter
John B. Ware
W. T. Edmondson
Court House
Angistop
Calpoye
Sun
Captive of War Tells of Flight with a Daring Escape
The narrator and Julia travel by horse and on foot through South Carolina countryside pursued by Morgan's and Tarleton's forces. They trade a coat, evade mounted scouts, endure a wound, and are assisted by Old Pat the horse as they near Morgan's camp with Continentals riding to greet them. The bond between the pair deepens amid danger and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Julia
Morgan
Tarleton
Congress
King
Old Pat
Hunter
Broad River
Pat
Sini
Cormrade
Shota
Hoth
Eat
Philip
Morgan’s
Morgan Years Battle Looms with Tarleton at Dawn
Colonel Washington, a famed cavalry leader, reports a captured English spy, Julia Howard, as Morgan’s forces drill for a clash with Tarleton. Marcel warns of a looming fight as Washington’s men brace for a probable dawn confrontation near Morgan’s camp three miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Washington
Marcel
Phil Marcel
Morgan
Tarleton
Arnold
Saratoga
Cruikshank’s Bank Note Caricature Sparks Public Fury
An account recalls George Cruikshank’s reaction to executions at Newgate in 1518 and his creation of a controversial bank restriction note. The image sold rapidly, drawing crowds and even soldiers to clear the street, producing significant publisher profits. The piece segues to notes on X rays showing surprising visibility properties and contrasts in material transparency versus eye sight.
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George Cruikshank
Newgate
Ile
Cruikshank
Britannia
van Diemen’s Land
Australia
Abraham Newland
I. Keteh
Hene
Lione
Signor Bruiguiti
Rome
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Soma
Catalgue
C. W. Daugette
Vresident
Joseph A. Altsheler
Manhattan
Joseph A. Altaheler
Rink
Philip Marcel
Colonel Tarleton
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Richard A .McCurdy
Columbus Smith
Anniston, Alabama
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New Orleans
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C.D. Woodruff
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M. B.ellborn
R. F. Smith
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F. Smith
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Southern Railway
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West Fourteenth Street
Annisto Ala
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