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BEN Hardin, the Fasitive. This important
gentleman in esk kentucky, who has been driven
from his home by the public for his base en-
deavour TO dishonof female relative, sent to him
10 be projected, arrived in his flight at Lawrence.
Burg There he was received by the hoots Of
the crowd, and the sound of horns and lin pans,
and chased from the town. He proceeded to
Harrodsburg. There he was ordered off by
the proprietor of the Springs, and finding his
situation ruther critical, he proceeded to Louis
Vile where hewas concealed at the last accou Sts
This man was one oflheielectors for the State of
Kentucky, at the lastrelection, and cast his vote
for Henry Clay as President He was appointed
Secretary of State by Governor Ousley. which
office he held at the time of his fight. He is now
about 20 years ofage, near it. He is a refresh
ing specimen of all the decency' party.