The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-06
Editor Herald.
DIR. SLEIGH.

SIR: am happy to find by your valuable and inde-
pendent paper OF yesterday, that you have received
letter from the head quarters Of my enemies, signed
Thomas Emery, only fully developes the whole
conspiracy ', and the victim have been to the spirit o
lnfdey but corroborates erery statement made here
by me to my friends moreover satisfactorily faisyties
of the ISLANDERS published in this city. You per-
ceve then that this Emery, by his confession,
LIST Miss WIS adviser in her perjury, (which Can
prove by her hand rritiag.) and 2d-swore owed
him $1,000, when did not owe him one cent, thus
Convicting himself in two ways, first as adviser,
secondly as principal OF their coadutor, the infde
Tuite ,.e saws not word Whyi will leave the
public judge! Had this occurredin England il would
have secured for them BOTH free passage TO Botany
Bay: and L yindlctive when | visit Cincinnati,
(which If God permit, will long,) have doubt
il would procure for them both free lodging in the
States Prison. As TO the promissory note gave her,
we'll the document that what said OF her was
false" &c, only say that in the state of mind in
which then was that is, bordering mental derange
ment oppressed by vlainy, the victim of malice, up
peal TO Mr.. Drake,l would have cbeerully signed
note for ty thousand dollars as for eighteen hundred,
and that had committed murder, as the one L then
signed beg il may be distinctly understood, that
was not the person who originally wrote the said docu
meni, but SHE HERSELF! | have it in her OWN
HAND WRITING 1t is at the service of all who wish TO
read -ilcommences thus Miss Williams cannot enter
into any arrangement until" &c. Why this preliminary
requisite Why not tell Of rhat accusedher? Why
tenacious about her character? Why not refer TO
the Rer. Joseph Irons of Cam6erreH, London, her for
WeT fdSf0r! EcnO says, Wny... III many Oi the most
respectable families in Cincinnati, amongst whom ]
may mention tue Tbomas's Nevis, Bates, &c. &C.,
only knew how much they in debt To the tongues
of this pair of Infels, Tute and the Steam Dr. Emery,
they rould esteem them much And to the respecta
biy of this Land Agent, (whose referees by the by
are all Land SelLers,) | would only refer to VIM.
Mackie, Esq., of Home Farm, Cincinnati, who gave for
his farm hroughtsis Emery several thousand dollars !
10 VIM. Lamb, Esq, of Waterford who fortunately
escaped the of this said agent! cannot close
this letter without publicly thanking you for the indie
pendent which YOU have adopted, which have
doubt will insure for your journal the patronage OF
every friend of Christianity, in the cruel unjust, und
unprovoked persecution attempted here against me by the
enemies of my God and Master. Finally, beg to OBJ
serre that if any of acknowledged character, Inf
del or Christian) will take up those ISLANDERS published
against me, will cheerfully meet him before THE.
PUBLIC OF NEW YORK, pay out of my own pocket
for the of the largest room in the city, and demon
each and every of them to be iatrinsicaHy
false, from the beginning to the end.
am sir yonr Obliged servant
w. w. SLEIGH, 1877 Prince ST.
To the Editor of the New York Herald.