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NllTiCE

RS hereby given that there viii be peti.
tion presented to the Commissioners Of
Putnam county. Mt their Dec smbcr Session,
1852. praying for the alteration Of the coun.
~ road lepdins from Glaidorf west to the
Napoleon road, at the center Of section twen-
", Gfeensbnrgh township, by extending
said county road from the place where It in
sefsects the said Napoleon road. one and
one.fourth miles due west TO the south east
corner of johns Shanks land; thence due
north until it iniersecls the ottowa, and De-
tiance road.
October 4th. 1859. COZ
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A Chemical Compound similar to the
Natural OIL of the Hair.
THE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

A Clean, white and beautiful prepara-
"A ton for promoting the growth lux
nriance and beauty Of the HaTr--remo-
Wing dandruff. scales and scurf, and Gu
ring the cutaneous diseases Of the scalp
--unequalled for keeping the Hair moist,
imparting to 1t rich silky soflness and
highly beautiful lusre. Its soothing
and agreeable properties will be found
remarkable, applied either to tho head
or irritaiions Of the skin. II is unlike
any 6f the Alcoholic and Oil prepara-
iions so commonly used for the Hair.-
It's superiority over all Hair preparations
consists in its properties being moisten-
ing and cooling, instead oc drying ard
heating as the alcoholic preparations are; /;
and being free Of the greasy qualities of
marrow, oils, &c. Its power TO remove
the glutinous coating which obsirncls
the pores of the skin when unhealthy,
and which prevent the follicles from
exuding an oily substance necessary 10
the natural moisture, beauty and growth
Of the Hair, is unequalled.
One free application ofthe Hair Gloss
will impart a more lasting beauty and
moisture 10 the hair, than whole bottle
lofihe alcoholic preparations usually sold;
besides in will MO, soil the finest linen.
Persons whose hair is slightly gray, will
find this article to make their hair darker
and render the gray hairs scarcely por
ceptble Mothers wilfnd this preparl
lion the bes, they can use to dress chill
ldren's hair, keeping ii in place, giving il
most beautiful lustre and causing il to
grow luxuriantly. IF any preparation oil
art can cause the hair TO grow, the Span
| ish Hair Gloss will do it.
| Very liberal discounts made to Drag
gsts and those who buy by Wholesale
Address c. P. Fay, Owego, N. Y. Price
25 cents per bottle.
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
learn terms on enquiry Of the editor Of
1.-The Venture, at Kalida, Ohio,
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NOTICE.

YTyHE Stockholders Of the Kalida aud
IL Hamer Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per centum on each share Of the capital
Stock Of said Company will be required
10 be paid in, to @. II. Rice, the Trea-
surer Of said Company, on the fifteenth
day Of April next; and twenty per cen.
tum on lie fifteenth day Of July next;
twenty per centum ON the fifteenth day
Of October next; twenty per centnm on
the fifteenth day Of January, 1853; and
lastly, The further sum Of ten per cAa,um
on The fifteenth day Of April thereafter,
according 10 the contact made with the
contractor OF said Road by The Directors
Of said Company. You win therefore
see the necessity Of puncGuality in DrdeI
10 the vigorous prosecution Of the work.
MOSES LEE, President.
KaIids, March 80. 1852 STA
I N
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CHAIR MAKING
AND
BEDSTEAD MANUFACTURING

EMILE A. HJssoN
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his old Gus.
HI toners and the public that he has re-
turned to VAUGHNSVILLE Ohio, where
he has again commenced the business Of
CHI Al R. M A X i NG
In all ito branches: Sofas. Settees, Arm
Chairs. Rocking Chairs, Tables. Plain and
French Fancy Chairs, and all varieties Of work
in that line kept on hand and made to order.
which will compare for finish, exec ,tion and
substantial workmanship with any in the
State.
He has also purchased Lewis' PatentRigh'
for Screw
BTE5 JE1 - n a. ids
And is prepared to furnish Plain and Fancv
Bedsteads of a superior qualityto all who
may favor him with their custom.
House, Sign, and Ornamental
PAIN TING
Executed with readiness and despatch.
Orders from distance punctua!ly attended
to. April '6, 1852.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that the undersigned
claiming 20 be the owner of lots number
two hundred, two hundred and one. two
hundred and two. two hundred and fifteen,
md two hundred and sixteen, in the Town oi
Pauldine, Paulding County, Ohio, has on
this day filed his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas. Of said county, praying for
the vacation Of so much of Water street. in
soid town OF PaulJing. as lies east Of said lots.
and ior the vacation OF so much Of Harrison
erect, 10 said Town, as lies south Of lois num-
Der two hundred and one. and two hundred
and two, aforesaid; and that on the first day
Of the next tern, Of said Court. or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard. will
move said court for decree as prayed for in
said petition. ,,., ,rrx,
Dated. October |, 1852. 6O3
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NOTICE.

NTOTICEis hereby given that a petition
Nv will Represented TO the Commissioners OF
Putnam County. at their December session
1859. praying for County Road, commenc-
ing at the north east corner ofMartin Stger's
land in Blanchard township. thence running
due south one and half mile, to the north
west corner Of John Medlow's farm, thence
on the line between J !. Medlow's farm and
attract Of innd known os Adamss's land to
the Lima Road. MANY PETITIONERS.
Julv Q6. lX;q
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NOTICE.

MTOTICE Is hereby given tina. petition
IN will be presented TO the Commissioners
Of Putnam county, Ohio, at their neytmeet
ing on he first Monday Of December. A. D.
1852. for to lay out and establish new
County Road, beginning on the Findlay and
Miami free iurnpiks on the houth and north
center linc Of section number thirty in town
chip number one north of ianee number
eeven ensi-- thence south 10 intersect the
base line on the south line Of said township,
October q7. 1852. GOA
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ROAD NOTICE

NT0TlCE isl hereby given TINT . petition
IN win be presented 10 the Commissioners
Of Putnam county. Ohio. for the establish@
maptoi County Road, commencing on the
road on the west side Of nttowa river about
twenty rods south Of Joseph Clevenger's
residehce--ihence east on or near the town.
shib line between Union and Sugarcreek
townships ill said road iniersects the road
between the residences OF Gabriel Gritten
ana William Turner. in Pleasant township
November 2. 652. 604
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NOTICE.

A Petition will be presented to the Com
"A missoners Of Putnam county. at their
Decamber Session, in the year 1852, for the
establishing Of county road---commencng
at the Fiedrick fora on the Auqlaize river, in
jackson township--thence up said river tc
the section line between secticnsi4 and 23--
thence eest or said section line 10 o,tnws
river in laid county. October Ia, 1852.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE

INE0RGE w. COLE, Of The State Of In.
VE diana. will take notice that Mahula
Cole, of the county Of Putnam aud State of
Ohio, filed in the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
Putnam county. Ohio on the 18th day Of
Augusta Bill in Chencery, pr,ying 70 pe
divorced from, the said George w Cole for
the following causes. to Wit; list. Adultery
I'd. Three years wilful absence. And fur
ther that said bill will as for hearing, by
sald Court. at the, next, October, Term Of tho
came, A. D 1852.
By LELAND ~ MACKENZIE,
August q. 1852. 1891 Pras Soiieitors-
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ROAD NOTICE.

MTOTICEis hereby given that petition
IN will be presented TO the Commissioner
Of Putnam county. at their December ses-
sion. praying for the location of County
Road. BEGINNING on The Hancock county
! line. near John Morser--thence running west
on the line between Alien and Putnam coun-
lies until il intersects The Fndlav Road
MANY PETITIONERS.
s1cfoher 9i6fh. 1889, SOB
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given that the sub.
In scriber was this day appointed by the
Probate Court Of Putnam County, Ohio and
has duly qualified as Administrator Of George
Willism Thaile. late Of said county, de,
eeased. Oct Z, 1852.
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PROMISSORY NOTES NOT TO BE
TAKEN.

YT1HE undersigned on the 18th day OF
j. August 1852, executed to Henry Brazse,
two promissory notes-one for two hundred
and fifty dollars, payable May let, 1858, and
one note for one hundred dollars, PAYABLE
Ist October, 1853; said notes were given for
a consideration which has in part failed. and
we will resist the collection Of the same,
unto whatever hands they may pass, belev.
ing tina. we have legal bar TO their payment.
The undersigned notify all persons that said
notes as given are for sum which cannot
be collected and that the said Henry Bryce
well knows the defective character of said
notes, and his assignment of them will be in
fraud Of our rights as well as Of those Of the
Assignee. PAUL VOIRiN.
JOSEPH vOiRiN.
September z, 1852.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

MToTlCE is hereby given that tho sub.
In scriber was this day appointed BY the
Probate Court OF Putnam county. Ohio. and
hap ulv qualified as Administrator OF Henry
Smith. late of said county. deceased
oci. Il, 1852. 1901 ANN N. SMITH.
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NOTICE:
NTOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
Y Election for Directors Of the Rsiids
and Iamer Plank or Turnpike Road Com
pany will be held atihe court house in Kali
Ida, on Saturday, November the 9Th, 1852, AZ
one O'Clock, P. M, on said day.
BY order Of the Directors.
N9 VI. LEE, Pres't.
Kalida. October 7ih. 1852. 60
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ID Kaida, Ohio, the best and most varied
and cheapest assortment Of GOODS suited to
the Northern market ever offered in this Sec
ton Of country. among which are
DRY G GODS:
Tweeds. Cassimeres. Cloths. Summer Cloths,
Drills, Silks. Satins, Lawns, de Laines, Fancy
Prints from TO 10 cents per yard, Sheetings
and Shiitings, Brown Holland Silecas, Cling
hams. Threads, &C., &c.
A fine and fashionable selection Of Silk,
Leghorn, and Kossuih Hats, Parasols, Ho.
siery, Gloves, Fancy Fans, Ribbons, Satchels,
CARPET Bags, &C., &c.
0A 0CaTMS2 2RDHE9
Sold low, and warranted equal to any article
TO be had at Lima, Dephos. Fndlay. or De.
fsnce. at similar prices. Coffee 10 lbs for a
dollar; Teas. Sugars, Spices, Rice, Tobacco,
&C.. any quantity.
HARDWARE. CRoCKERY, & GLASSWARE,
Iron, Nails. Spades. Shoves. FIay Forks,
Syihes and Sneathes, and great variety Of
articles suitable for the country demand.
BOOTS & SHOES
Suitable for men, boys, ladies, girls, and
children: every kind from the ,coarsest COW.
hide TO the most delicate ladies' wear. and
going to customers at the smallest kind o.
profit, as we want quick, and ready, and fre.
quent sales, bv which to get our money hack
READY MADE SUMNER CLOTHING:
Pantaloons for rs cents per pair! Vests from
rs cents upward; and all varieties Of clothing
requisite for the season. at prices which will
bear comparison anywhere in this region.
LEATHER:
Upper and Sole Leather, French and Com.
mon Kip, Calf-skins, &C., &c.
Rocks. Stationery, Fancy Goods
And every thing tina; YOU can't think of. ill
YOU just mics Them from Gold Pen to a
Pocket Comb, or from Horse Brush to a
Cow Bell. always on hand awaiting buyers
GIVE US IA TR "A Il! f
Don't be foolish andr off twenty miles and
paw bigh price for what can be got cheaper
at Home; Just call at our Store and be suited
and anve travel and disappointment. We
take Produce, Of all kinds, from farmers, and
want them to buy freely in return.
| WIN. & A. J. TAYLOR.
June 10, 1852. 5s7l
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In addition to the above the Townships of Mon'os,
has levied l2 cents Monterey 10 cents; Jennings 8
cents. Sugarcreek cents Union cents, Greenshutgh
cents. Liberty cents, Ottowa cents. Pleasant >
cents, Riley cents. Blanchard cents. Van Ruren
ceus snch for township purposes. aud the townships
Of Perry cenis Jackson "a cents Sugarcreek IA
cents, Union cents. and Blanchard cents each for
township poor pu poseS, and the townships OF Plea
sant has levied 90 cents and Blanchard 10 cents each
for township school purposes, and the township OF
Ottowa 8 cents for township road purposes, aud the
township of Union has levied Is ceuts for PUNK
Road purposes.
will attend In person or nv deputy one day In each
township at the usual place of holding elections, for
the nlrnnae of rnceieina inKaR as foll0Nis To wit;
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.

THE amount of Tax levied on each h6ndred dol.
hrs valuation of taxable property, ~ The C0UN..
TY OF PUTNAM, for tho year A, D. iS?2i ig M
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NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!! &
GOOD GOODS!!!
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK.

TUsT RECEIVED, AT THE Taylor sroBr,
ID Kalida, Ohio, the best and most varied
and cheapest assortment Of GOODS suited to
the Northern market ever offered in this Sec
t:on ,.f countrv onnonn x,,btnh
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sI,l3l,776 81

1t appears also from a statement made by the
Republic, that the sum total Of appropriations
for ocean steamers made at the last session OF
Congress, was $l,l4l 900, that is to say, not
$4,000 more than the ocean postage stated
above. OF this sum. the lines between New
York and Bremen, and New York and Havre,
received $267, 900 leaving the remainder OF
$s74,60O to be divided between the lines from
New York to Liverpool, from New York TO
New Orleans, Havana and Chagfes, and from
Panama 10 Oregon. The Collins line receives
of this sum $685., 900 only, though its postage
is equal to nearly s225,000, and though its az
ira trips during the winter formed the ground
of speaial alrecommendatio by the Postmaster
General for extra compensation.
In striking contrast with this niggardly poll
cy ofour Government, have been the appropr'a-
tons made by that of Great Britain TO the Gu
nard line of steamers, which, with the proper
degree Of assistance from Congress, our cosa-
trymen would soon drive of the route snife.y
Those appropriations were a. follows %. 'oe
last year. Other lines besides the oa'a'o 80
here included: s,4x aoas.a
The Cunard Company. azseooa
West India do. s.' ~ M
Pacific do.-..@-...- a, no
nsss.s,,lsy ana Oriental d. o@........-...xlssus0
80 a ssa cs,nnsny for the line be-
tween sues and bombay .-..-......-
sss1sss
Thuu h appears. ihss during ths last yssfs
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The Collins Line of Steamers.

We learn from the New York papers that it
is the intention of the proprietors, unless they
can carry through the application for addition
al aid, now pending in Congress, to sell these
magnificent vessels to the Emperor of Russia,
who designs to convert them into war-steamers.
We should deeply regret TO see them thus dis
posed of, after the triumphs which they have
achieved upon the ocean, over our great and
only rival. There is something revolving to
national feeling in the bare idea. The pride Of
the people of this country is, or should be, as
deeply interested in these noble ships, as it was
in Old Ironsides, or as it is in any of the
magnificent line of battle-ships which bear our
flag to the remotest seas that roll around our
globe. We do hope, for the honor of our coun-
try, that Congress will come to the rescue.
From statement made by MIR. j. n. Far
reilly, Auditor of the Treasury for the PosrOf
flee Department, and pablished in the Wash-
ington Republic. it appears that the total
amount of Ocean postage for the last fifteen
months, has been as follows:
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EF had been afflicted for sixteen years with
q severe pain in my breast and shoulders, which
would compel me TO keep my bed sometimes for
two weeks 1t time. and was at no time hardly
able TO work ct all. used II. q. Farrell's Arabian
Einiment, and Il cured me sound and we'll had
& the same time used the Linimenf, the worat
cough lever had In my life, and Vas astonished 70
and Ii cured that too. ISAAC CLAYTON.
Kickapoo, Peoria county, III. js2o~et
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
From the Dublin University Magazine.

Selected.
b Far out atsea--the sun was high,
fs While veered the wind and Tapped the sal
We saw a snow white butterfly
Dancing before the fitfui gale,
Far out at sea.
The little stranger who had lost
His way, of danger nothing knew,
Settled awhile upon the mast,
Then huttered DER the waters blue,
Far out at sea.
Above. there cleaned the boundless sky:
Beneath the boundless ocean sheen;
Between them danced the butterfly,
The spirit life in this vast scene,
Far out at sea.
Away he sped with shimmering glee!
Dim, indistinct, now seen-now gone:
Night comes, with wind and rain, and he
No more will dance before the morn,
Far out at sea.
He dies unlike his mates Eve seen,
Perhaps not sooner, nor worRe crossed;
And he hath f. 1t, and kno Tn ahd seen
larger life and hope-though lost,
Far out at sea.
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S.rs sence 9. instructions from my Government, I
duct in novel and delicate sisns,;s,n rsnassaa
The more responsible by the opposite conrse
taken by all the rest of The diplomatic corns
! trust they may me Z the appreciation Of those
TO whom alone am accountable. -. = 'Ao'0
have the honor to be, with great re.neo,
your most obedient servant, psss
WIN. c. RIvEs.
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CLERICAL ANEcporE.--The Rev. JAS Gallaher,
from the West, who is now preaching evening af-
ter evening in the church of Rev. John c.. Smith,
on 9th street, in this city was some tune since in
an eastern city, where number of cler gymen were
together One OF the company was expatiating on
the character ofthe western country as to health.
1T is sickly, ''said he with confident air. sit is
very siekiy."
II think you are mistaken" said Mr. Gallaher
was born and brought up in the West; have
travelled extensively through most OF the western
States l have preached there more than thirty
years know the country well. You are greatly
mistaken, sir as to it's character for heaithsreat
~ mistaken
"You must give me facts" replied the slender
man. "You must give me facts, sir | know that
many men win contend that their own home is
healthy ,letthe case be as it may. But you must
give me facts. STR"
"WeiL sir" said Mr.. Gallaher, rising and stand
ing erect rightin front ofthe assailant-his height
six feet two inches, and his weight at the time
above two hundred and seventy-"Weli,s sir, lwiii
give you the Jact that Ajax gave the Trojans:
Whole hosts ofheroes Greece has yet 70 boast,
And sends the onea sample OF her host
The slender clerical specimen said no MORE
WdsAingtoa Union.
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Dulles OF OKDER.-For sale at NOR

IL RIS' Bookstore 81 Main street.
manual for conducting business in delioerative
bodies, based ON Parliamentary, Congressional, and
Legislative practice, by Benjamin Matthias, A. NJ.
Fifth edition, just published. Also, Jefferson s
Manual OF Parliamentary Practice.
Members of the Legislature and strangers visit
ing TIE city will find at Morris Bookstore, the
largest and most important stock Of Books to be
found in Virginia, together with Stationery and
Bans Books of every description Pianos and
Fancy Goods for sale, at wholesale and retail at the
lowest prices. ia II
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u EADER.-You are solicited TO call at the
IL clothing wareroom No. 1872 Main street, where
Flch and complete stock Of clothing can be seen.
ca! Is all we ask to ensure sales. Having large
qeots to quidate this month makes US hard up ;
e goods must and shall be sold at L0er cash prices
man man ever before in this city. Our stock OF Over
Soats OF all styles and grades, is large; Dress and
business Goats Pants and Vests, of great variety
Gi G patterns; Crayats; Scarfs; Under Shirts
drawers, &c, &c.
J. D. GOODMAN g. co.
"a No. 1872 Main at, opposite Eagle Square.
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,IlHENORFOLK DIRE CTOKY FOR

NHE ENURtULN DINE CTUN FOR
Il 1851, '52-Containing the names, places
of business and residences of the merchants. ira
ders, manufacturers, mechanics, heads of families
&c. together with list of the public buildings the
names and situations of the streets, lanes and
wharves and register Of the public officers, COM
panies and associations in the city OF Norfolk. Also
information relative to Portsmouth, with a variety Of
other useful statistical and miscellaneous information
For sale by
in % NASH & WOODHOIISE.
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NOTICE. OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS
" AT COST FOR ONE MONTH LONGER.-It
being impossible account Of our still large stock
remaining, to effect the intended change in bust
ness, we hereby inform our friends, customers and
the public generally that viii continue to sell at
cost and some goods for less for one month longer.
We have very good assortment of Domestic Goods
cnhand and great many Spring and Summer Goods,
when we win open during this month; also 5000
yards Swiss. Check, Striped and Embroidered Nous
ms ~ half their value We respectfully solicit call
from all those i'll want of cheap and useful Dry
Goods Being desrous of closing out all present
slOch great bargains may be expe tied.
MILLHISER e. BROTHER,
ldz-luE JQ3 Rrcad Street
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nIsS0LUTIUN.-1he copartnership here
IL totore existing between the undersigned, un
der the firm of WRIGHT 81 LANCASTER, was
dissolved by mutual consent on the first instant
Either party can use the pame OF the hrm IN ngui-
da,iou. JOHN w. WRIGHT,
R A. LANCASTER,
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ANECDoTE OF o. CoNNELL 1t is satisfactory to
think that at the present day it would not be easy
to find such specimen as this of episcopal "good
nature O'Connell mentioned case in which he
was professionally engaged-an action instituted
by Miss Fitzgerald against Parson Hawkes.
worth, for breach OF promise of marriage
eHawkesworth," said he, chad certainly engaged
the lady's affections very much. He had acquired
fame enough to engage her ambition He was Ia
crack preacher-had been selected to preach before
the Lord Lieutenant, his name OCCASIONALLY got into
the newsp papers, which then not often the case
with private persons, and no doubt his notoriety
hadit weight in the lady's calculations. Things
are changed ip this respect, my dear Tom,' he
said addressing Steele, who was in the carriage
with us, noso the difficulty is for people to
keep out of the newspapers If ], for example, go
to see the Beeiste frgate next morning its all in
print and who were along with me, and how we
were received board jnst as If we were princesi
But to return to Hawkesworth. The correspon-
dence read upon trial, was comical enough The
lady, it appeared, had at one period DOUBTED his
fidelity; whereupon the Parson writes, to re as
sure her, in these words Don't believe any one
who says III jityou They lie who say SO; and
pray that all such liars will be condemned to an
eternity of itching, without the benefit of scratch
ing Three thousand pounds damages were given
against him, and he decamped to America upon
preaching speculation, which proved unsuccessful.
He came back to Ireland and married The prosect-
trir ("