what was the matter with him when he told me that he was nearly dead with the Pox— he said on the 4th. July— it was bef. left— a French lady came up from — a very pretty lady— got in conn with this wom[an] & so got this dis[ease] I after talked with him & he ack[nowledge]d. that he got the Pox— he got better— but shortly after was down again— could not keep him away f[r]om women until he cod. get him well & he wod. die of it— said pointed out a spot where he had seduced a girl— & that he had seduced another— I do not believe it— I felt hurt ab[ou]t. it & labored with abt. it— but he swore to me with uplifted hands that he had lied abt. the matter I told the girls— & — both perjured themselves— & swore false so as to blind the family & me— & if the facts had been known there wod. be none I brot. bef — was prest when they both ackd that they had done these things & asked us to forgive them— I got vexed after my feelings had been hurt— has been guilty of adulterous— perjury &c & which I am able to prove by men who heard them confess it