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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
Office.

YSHIS is to give notice that the subscri-
L Der hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Charles county, in Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal
estate OF Francis X. Speske, late of
Charles county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to ekbibi, the Same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscris
Der on or before the first day OF April next,
or they may otherwise by law be eIcIud-
ed from all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 30.h day OF August.
ammo Domini 1894
ELEANOR SPEAKE.
sept g 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
- MARINE LIST. 49,
SAILEO-Sepi. {

SAILED-cepI. 2,
Schr. Green, Johnson, Jamaica.
Schr. Rose IN Bloom, Spillman, Barba-
does.
ARRIVED-Sept. 8.
Brig Olympia, Sou,ber, Barbados, via
Turks Island, IA days from the latter;
salt to f. Dodge, Georgetown.
Scbr Alligator, Huntingdon, Providence,
S days; ballast 10 the master.
Schr Relief, Baxter, N. York, 8 days;
plaster to L. II Rowland.
Schr. Abingdon, Ham, New York, 8
days; ballast to T. h. Rowland.
Brig Dodge Healy. Haitborn,- Thomas
ton, IA days; lime TO VIM. Fowle & 90.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
Stealnboa, Petersburg, Croker, do.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
Extract of a letter from Sauannah to gen
tleman IN Charleston, dated

LItJ UT ~ " tottCf j oHe onON"su't'o w.
tleman IN Charleston, dated
AUGUST %. 1924.
we are all huzza tor Crawford, but we
notice the meetings which have been held
10 Richmond, in North Carolina, Penn
syvsna, sc. &c tor Adams with fear and
trembling and would, if we dared, file
counter meetings here in favor OF Craw
ford; but we tear it meeting should be
called that almost half the votes would be
for Adams. and this would make bad APP
pearance indeed; and from all that we
see, j. @. Adams stands now the best
chance-bowever, although there are ma
ny who disbeiieve the doctrine of predes>
tjnation, yet they will be forced to believe
in his election"
So il appears, that in the principal town
IN Georgia Mr.. Crawford has not that over
whelming majority which bis friends
would wish to hold out to the people; nor
perhaps has he such majority 10 any part
of the State. He stands upon unstable
ground every where, and must give way
to the more deserving claims OF Jackson
and ADMINISTRATION Mercury.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
STEAMBOAT PoToMAc, Sept. I, 1924.
To Captain jenkins, commanding Steamboat
Potomac.


SIR-The undersigned, passengers on
board the Potomac, take this method of
expressing their gratitude to you, for your
unerampted mechanical skill, diligence, 4.
good conduct, during a passage from Nor
folk to the city OF Washington, at a mo-
ment OF considerable alarm, produced by
the loss OF the pinion wheel, and expo
sure to heavy sea, during severe blow
10 the Chesapeake Bay, off the Kappa
hammock. -. s
AT the same time, the undersigned de-
sire to express their sincere thanks to
Capt Croker, OF the steamboat Peters
burg, then in company, for lis prompt IS.
sistance in tow ny the disabled Potomac
into the RappsbaDDock Very respect
fully, your obedient servants,
Spencer d Cotton Henry CiusiIdiere
for self Il family Robt. S Blackjack
Josepbn MassI Jas. S. BrandeIl, for
JamueI Crosby self and family
Francis F Marbury lbos. Berry, tor do.
William Gray VIM. H. Bowers
Philip Evans John Ross
John K Fitzhugh Leonard Adams
H Brundige James Hendricks
Henry n. Shield Benz. King
Thos. Taloert VIM 7. Zantznger,
Jesse MORRISON U. 5. navy
Mary Fendal Robt. M. Rose, dos
Richard Forest, for VIM. l.. Scott
self and family Caleb White
Thos. n. Edwards Thomas Owen -.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
Office.

'EHE subscriber having relinquisbed
IL his mercantile pursuits, requests all
who are indebted TO him, in any manner,
to make immediate payment; or IN his oc-
casional absence, TO Reuben ". Horner,
who IS fully authorised TO settle aud collect
for him; but if not Immediately attended
TO, they will be placed in the hands OF
an flcer.
HENRY C.SLADE.
eantd ct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

Office Of asst Com Of Subsistence,
Fort Washington, Sept. Q, 1924.
GEALED PROPOSALS, will be re-
~ ceiyed at this Office until the 9Otb, tor
furnishing troops at this pos, with
Fresh Beef,
for one year, commencing on the lst day
oil October, 1924, The beet to be OF good
and wholesome quality, and furnished
in quarters, when the quantity will allow;
when less than a quarter is required an
equal proportion OF LIST. Cd, and Sd quail
ty; The contractor to deliver the beet at the
post twice in each week, in such quaint.
ties as shall be directed by the Assistant
Commisssry, unit. the weather is suti-
cienly cool to allow OF drawing two days
beef at once, when the contractor will be
required to deliver it only once in each
week. Good and sufficient security will
be required Tor the performance OF the
contract.
THOMAS CHiLDS,
It. Asst Com. Sub.
sep9 [Hl t2Oth
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

BosToN, Aug. 96.-The annual com.
memo ment at the University in Cambridge
was celebrated yesterday in the usual man.
Der Among the gentlemen who attended
the Exercises and the Commencement Din
ner, on the invitation of the Government,
were Genera La Fayette, his Son, and Mr.,
LIE Vasslur, the gentle men OF the N York
Corporation, who accompanied the Gene.
raj from that city, and other strangers OF
distinction.
The degree of A. B was conferred in
course on six,y-five young gentlemen.
The honorary degree OF l. L. ID was
conferred on the Hon. josiah Quincy. the
Hon. Daniel Webster, and the Hon. Wm.
Writ.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

We have been politely favored with An.
tigua papers TO the 18th ult The follow
lowing advertisement OF E. F. Davidson,
Assistant Commisssry General, was pub.
lisbed on the 10th ul..
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has received instructions from the
Deputy Commissary General at Head
Quarters, to maeklknown that be has cons
dltions, which have been published 10 an
advertisement at Barbados, for a new
contract or contracts for the supply OF
fresh super6ne .american -Four, for the
use OF his Majesty's troops throughout the
West India command, which conditions
may be seen at bis Office, &C."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
KENTUCKY

The following is an accurate list Of the
members elected TO the Nineteenth Con
gress, from the state of Kentucky, furnish
ed in letter from a gentleman in that
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

Accounts from Trinidad TO July IA, re-.
present that Island 10 be in great distress
from the British slave Laws. One estate
had been advertised al halt its former va
lne. An Earthquake was experienced at
Trinidad, on the 18th July.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
Hibernian Society.

4 STATED quarterly meeting Of this
IN Society will be held att o'clock, ON
MONDAY EVENING. 9Th INST, at the
Town Hall. Those persons Wishing, to
become Members, will please send in their
names, through one Of the managers, or
any member OF the Society.
JAMES G.. BARRY, Sec'ys
sep n st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
To Let,

s.xe The house on The north side of
VITA King street, between Patrick and
NssaM Henry, at present occupied by
go Mr. Henry Jackson. Ii is in an
excellent state of repair and in one OF the
most desira bic parts of the town. Pos.
session may be had 18th October. For
terms apply to.
sep q a. 4. CALENOFE
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

man. Such character will never do an
act injurious to his country; aud such is
the character given me OF Col. Drayton.
Permi me TO add, thai names are but
bubbles and sometimes used for the most
wicked purposes.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
500 Acres of Land,
MarshaI's Sale.

s,v,~a Will be sold for cash, on the
RETn premises, oy the marshal, on Sa-
assaki turday The 7tb day of September
49, next at II o'clock, all the right
title and interest of Alexander Perry. 10
the following property one two story
BRICK house, and lot of groun J; together
with all other improvements thereon, ST.
tuated on the South side OF King street,
between Washington and Columbus els.
fronting on King street 90 feet and rum
ming back 100 feet. Also, one other lot
adjoining the back part Of the aforesaid
lot, with brick stable thereon. Sold to
satisfy an execution 10 favor OF the Union
Bank OF Alexandria.
D. MINOR, D. NJ.
aug 8 For T. Ringgold, Marshal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
Marsllal's Sale,

Arswa Will be sold on the PREMISES
MyYR for cash, on Thursday The 9Th day
TER of September next, at h clock
Eak2 all the right, title ard interest of
Andrew Bartle, 10 and 70 the following
properly: one two story frame house and
lot of ground, together With all other
improvements thereon, situated on the
west side of Union street, beginning 5a
feet 6 inches, to the southwark OF Queen
street, and running souihwardly with u
MON street, thence westwardly 100 feet,
thence northwardIy SIS feet 6 inches, thence
eastwardIy 100 ieet. Also, one other lot
of ground, and all improving thereon, ly-
ing on an alley running from Water street
10 Union street, between Cameron and
Queen streets, and beginning on the north
side OF said alley 100 feet to the westward
of Union street, and running with SAID al
ley tt feet inches, thence north 83 leet
inches. thence east 10 Queen ST. IS feet,
inches, thence south 50 teet inches, to
the beginning Sold to satisfy an execu.
ton in favor OF George Coleman.
D. MINOR, ID. M.
aug 10 For T. Ringgold, aiarsbs.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
TRANQUILITY For Sale.

81. AIdHq uIIlIy Aoi Cdit.
TIME farm on which now reside will
il be offered al public sale to the highs
est bidder for cash, on the 10th Of Sep
tember. There are
500 acres Of Land,
comfortable dwelling House, Ktcben,,
and every other out house for conve-
nienCe, remarkably healthy, q sufhcieDcy
of wood and timber, and springs of never
failing water; nearly 80 acres in Meadow:
4 miles to Alexandra. 8 to Washington. 6
TO Pisca,awsy, and IL to Marlborough; IN
a genteel and agreeable neighbotbood.
Persons wishing to purchase, will no
doubt view the premises. Sale to cnm-
mence at II O'Clock.
sep 2--3t JAMES HAWKINS.
TIE National lnteIIigencer will insert
the above three times.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

Cotton & Hemp Seine Twine.
TINE subscriber has just received part
Il Of bis Fall supply OF Bridport Hers
ring and Shad Twne. Also, az assert
ment of Cotton Seine Irvine, which viii
be sold at the Baltimore prices
aug "a GEO. SCLS0 AN"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04
The Alexandria Museum

Is open IN the forenoon from 10 to ! o.,
CLOCK, aud irom 10 5 O'Clock attersess
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

To the Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette.
SRA correspondent, in one OF your
la,e papers, has asked how some OF The
disciples OF Washington can reconcile TO
themselves the efforts they are making to
/, place General Jackson al the head oi the
nalionP In the same spirit OF candor ana
moderation, in which the question seems
TO have been asked, an answer is now CIV.
en-, by one who has right, perhaps 10
consider the question as directed. in part,
10 himselt
Had the election been permitted to take
that course, which the circumstances OF the
nation seemed TO indicate as the proper
one, real fsaeralisfs would, most proba-
oily, have Eel, themselves called on to take
10 other part in il than to give their silent
setes for tie least Objectionable among the
candidates. But your correspondent IS :
ware, that one effort has been made, oy
The most intolerant and least respectable
portion OF the democratic members OF con-
gress, to separate one of the candidates
from the rest. and to press his election be-
lore The people, on the ground that ne
alone could be relied on TO Keep up the d's
ancttons Of party-to Psrsevere an sys'
'sm Of pclihcGl proscription-and 10 reOert
10 course Of policy, @hich me u'asdom
ana experience Of che nation hare aneq"'0o,
ealty condemned. To increase their chan
ees OF success. they have Though small
minority, even of their own party, re-
sorted TO the dangerous, unconstitutional,
aud almost exploded expedieDt, OF con-
gressionaI caucus; and, IN the vain hope
Of buying over the vote OF Pennsylvania,
nave associated with the name OF Mr..
crawford that OF Albert Gallatin--a for.
eIgner hardly familiar with the language
os'he country, and distinguished NOT less
W his rebellious opposition to the admi-
VISITATION Of General Washington, than by
~s extraordinary deserslon from the Ia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

sept q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-04

y We publish. with pleasure, the commu.
o;ea,jon. signed . A Disciple of Washing
tom for although we dissent from the wri-
,er in many Of bis remarks, and never can
advocate for President the man OF his
eboice-yet his iigni6ed style, and high
" respectable standing. entitle him to our
attention and respect.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14

Ala nee,iar Of the eitixcrs OF Frederick eoun-
- a. ia. e,urt. house ~ Winchester. October
1874. the Hon. H,sh Hai,aes vas called TO
the char. and Samuel n D.Itss appointed
secretary.
Ti,e object of the meeting having been stated
"a, the chairman. the following rcsslatlOa Was
offered an unanimously adopted
Resslred Thtt = committee consisting IL A.
III Powell. J. X Cooke, III rles NsgilL Il ".
BARTON and John ieiskril. be appointed 70 drat,
a memorsiio the president of,he United States.
in relation 10 tn route Of the contemplated
national road between the city OF Washington
AMI Nes Orlcanss aud that sad eonna;tee =
port said memorial 20 An adjourned meeting 90
be held ~ the court house of Frederick county,
on Monday tie ilh instant. At 3 Z. VI
uUGH HOLMES. Chairman.
SAMUEL II. DAVIS, Secretary.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14

their hopcs.n II is further said, that
the Greeks had landed on the isle of
Chios, and that all the Turks ia the viii
ia-e of Woliina, were killed.
One account computes the loss Of the
Turks in their operations against Ipsa-
ra, at $4,000 men. The Greek fleet
has sailed in search Of the Captain Pa
cha.
An article dated Napoli de Romania,
July IL, announces that The Island
OF Casso sees the standard of the cross
again afloat The Greeks who had re-
tired into the steepest rocks of their
country, having received of 1900 men,
fell upon the barbarians, 1000 in num-
Der, whilst division entered he port.
The battle was neither long nor obsti-
nate. The Musselm ans, who were all
Egyptian troops, being surprised. were
overwhelmed, shot, and not one esca-
ped the Just vengeance of the Greeks.
Cannons baggage, warlike stores. pro-
visions, all fell into the hands of the de-
tenders of TIE cross. This news being
official, has been announced by the pre-
>'dent of the executive council, sitting
at Nauplia.
The following paragraph appears In
he Paris Etoile of the asth of August.
The news of the retaking Of Ipsara
and Casso is confined from all quar-
'ers. The Augsburg Gazette, Of the
I'D. contains four circumstantial letters
On the subject; one from Odessa, of Au-
gust S, has news from Cons,anfinople
Of The 2sth of July, fdlIy confirming the
return OF the Ipsarots, with the Hydri-
1ts and Spezziots; they took eighty
srmed vessels, and put sroo Turks to
The sword. The destruction of the f.
gyptians at Casso is equally certain.
English vessels have brought to Malta,
The news Of tue triumph Of the Chris
tians"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14

OgdensJurgh. ". " Sent. 81


Shocking .lHar-Last evening as
we are informed, murder, under the
most aggravated circumstances, took
place at Prescott The facts as related
20 us are briefly these: A man bv the
name of Hamilton, deputy custom
aouse officer in Prescott, quarrel led
with ferryman named Samuel Tar o (
n relation TO a small amount of pro-
perry which iarbox had that evening
reported TO the principal of the custom
louse department some high words
passed between them; when Hamilton
vent TO shop, and procured sad
Hers circular knife, with which he re-
turned and assaulted Tarbox. Having
no means of defence against such a
Weapon in the hands an enraged man,
laibox, after being severely cut in se--
'eral parts of his body, re,reated: he
as followed by Mr.. Hamilton. and re-
eived deep cut in his neck, which
eParated the .iugular veins. He fell
astantly, and died in about an hour; it
beng impossible to stop the flow of
blood. Hamilton was Immediately ta-
Aen into Gust dy to await bis trial at the
next court of the Kings bench. Tar
box was not citizen of the Unite
Safes, had resided but short time, in
Canada. and has left a wife to mourn
tbs untlmely fate.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14
CHEERING NEWS FROM GREECE.


BY an rival at New York on Sunda,
week, the most CRAFTY ing intelligence
is received from Greece. The disasters
related above, have been sIoriously re-
trieyed, and the prospect is once more
favorable TO the friends OF liberty. The
accounts in detail are highly interesting,
but we have only room Tor the following
short extracts IRON the details IN the y.
Y. Spectator:
A letter received at Corfu, July 81,
says,
"The Greek fleet which left Hydra
the 9th july, fastened to the coasts OF
ipsara, where the Captain Pacha stiIl
cruised. A battle which took place
there between the two fleets Vas most
furious. The Greeks succeeded, b.
means of freships, in burning three
Turkish frigates. The Captain PacLa
saved himself. but his vessel was very
much damaged; many other Turkish
vessels of various dimensions were
burnt or taken; the remainder Of the
Ottoman fleet fled, aud took shelter, in
very BAD condition, at Nifty
After this decisive victory the Greeks
effected a landing ~ the islaad Of Ipsa-
IA. More than 1000 !psariols held out
in two forts Of thIs island. they favor
ed effectively the descent oi their CO.
patriots. From five 10 six thousand
Turks who were ia the island. terrified
at the defeat Of their fleet. took 20 flight.
and being pursued to the utmost, we're
all cut to pieces"
Thi- cheering intelligence is eorrobo-
rated from various source. II was
bought TO Hydra by IAN advice boat,
swift as the wind" The blow was struck
by 1000 Samians. A posiscTipt &c the
Hydra article adds the follow ing impor-
tant news:-"Siill good ntws! The Up
sariois have beat the Egyptians ia tie
envrons of Canoe, aud obliged them D.
shut themselves up ia that fortress
The open country and valleys are once
more in the power Of the insurgrnts.--
A landing Which lsmael tiihraiser at
tempted in the enyiTous IT possassto
met with no success, and the inhdsls,
every where :epulsed, are deceived IN
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14
Masonic Notice.
oct 10

FEsilE Corner Stone of the Western
Il Aou'ment Of the Bridge erecting across
The Potomac River AT iiarpers Ferry. will be
lald with the usual masonic ceremonies. by
Charity Lodge, No Ill. on Thursday the 2Srh
OF the present month. II is expected that the
ofsicers OF the Grand Lodge Of Maryland Will
attend On the occasion. The brethren Of the
neigaboring lodges Of Virginia and Ma.
ryiand, and brethren generally, are respect
fully invited 10 attend. An appropriate dis
course will be delivered The ceremonies
VIII commence at 10 O'Clock. A NJ
r. Heringio's r.. c. Maccat~',
CIV. Wsrer, j. b. Wagsr.
"A. Beckham, j. 5. Galiahsr,
ID. Henkcls,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Oct IA
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14
Sherif's Sale.

NJ Ill be sold, Tor cash, at the house Of
Nicholas strayer. on Friday the 22d
inst one Wagon five Horses, FIVE sets OF
Horse Gears, Cows. sheep and Hogs, Farm
ing Implements, &c. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, among which are Feather Beds,
bedding, &c. together with number OF other
articles
Should the above property not be sold on
that day, il will be sold at the court house
door m Martinsbnrg, OH the first day Of No
sember court next
Wiiiian A. Porisrfeld, ID. S.
for Capt, sheriff.
Oct II ilv>fAsAV.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14

nEESoNs WHO made purchases At the sale
4 OF the personal property OF Henry Kroh,
deceased. are informed that their notes will
become due on the 81 OF November next, and
III tlsev are not paid shortly. suits must be
brought. as the siuatioa ~ The estate viii not
admit of longer iudalgence-- The creditors nf
sad estate are pushing the subscriber for pay
ment. which cannot he made unlcss he debtors
comply with this request
JACOB KRotI, Ex'r.
Oct Is
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14
Lands for sale.

by virtue OF Trust Deed from William g..
II Porterheh to us, forthe benefit Of Henry
Lefesre and George Lefevre, ge shall offer for
sale, ~ public auction, for CASH, on Saturday
the 10th day OF October next. before the door
OF the Globe Tavern in Martinsburg, two
Tracts or parcels Of Land,
in the county OF Berkeley. containing two hum
dred and thirty.eight acres, being the same
farm and lands that are now occupied by Mr..
William S. PorterfeId.
archibald Porferfeld,
Philip C. Pendleion.
sept 9. 70
o. The above salr Is postponed 10
the first day OF November court, (belng the
9th day of the month"; when it will take
place as above.
Oct II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14
TRAFFIc IN SLAVES The FOL

TRAFFIC IN SLAVES The FOL
lowhg IS recent letter from Gauda-
coupe, OF the authenticity of which we
4se assured, furnishes proof of the e.
nornIOus cruel,ies still exercised 10.
I" ards the wre,ched Atrlc n Ships of
war are constantly cruising agaiusl the
slave. dealers; bot they regard it as ia
iced, it may almost be said tina; The
cruisers proteci: 1.-THE schooner La
Louise, Capt Armand arrived at L.
Anse a Ia Barque, Guadalupe, early
lnthe month Of April, 1924, with ear
90 of 900 negroes, the remainder Of a
purchase of 275, which she broug 1T
put with her. The vessel moi being
@und to be sufficiently cspacious to
ontain so large Number, the su,
Plus were thrown alive into the sea hy
me Captain" Nature still shuddcrs at
lms aiiroClty.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-10-14

MARRIED, On Thursday last, Mr.. Jacob
Cor, 10 Mss Elizabeth Robp. daughter of Mr..
solomon Rope, all Of this county.
On THURSDAY Som al, b. the Reverend Mr..
David Denney, Mr.. KENT0N HARPER, Ed.
TOR q the ''staunton Spectator" 10 Miss FL.
ENoR, daughter Of Capt Calhoun, of Cham.
Dersbnrg.