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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

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JUNE TERN, 1912, ofthe County Court.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, SGT
Peter Hqgeieg,
Eii-dbeth Hagelsy, tCido,o of George
Hagetey, deceased, Elisabeth .lf'ltee,
PoAy Hake, John Clice, Elisabeth
Wsgol, Catharine Myers, Sally James,
John James, her husband, Jacob .Mer-
rit ara Barbara his ,cife, late BaybGrd
Cooper, Margaret Cooper, Uillicnl
Cooper, John Cooper, George Cooper,
Henri Cooper, and the children Of
Riskxnaria Gaaner.l deceased w liam
his ,cife, John MERIT, George .Merrit,
Henry .NesTit, Peter Merit, Pollg
.MeTit, and Sa1nteI Bright and .7an
his iOJte
IN cIANCERY.
FEtHE Defendants, John clics, Elizabeth We
Il gal, Cstharine Myers, Sally James, John
James her hnssand, Matgares Cooper, John
Cooper, George Cooper, Henry Cooper, and the
children Of RIahnpnd Cooper, Decd William
Merra, sseeket West aad Elizabeth his wife,
John MERIT, George Merit, Henry Merft, Pc.
ter Merit. Polly Merit. and Samuel Bright,
aud Ann, bis wife, not having entered their
appearances and given security accordinESto the
Act Of Assembly and the rules Of this coaft and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are notinhabisanis ofIihis 1Comm6lwealth; 4 is
ordered, That the said Defendants do appear here
on heIfrst day Of The next October term Of
his Court, and aIswer the sill Of me uIaintiF;
and that a copy OF this order b forshwiih Insert
ed in sdne new spaper published II Ire IA conn
y ofJehersoa, Tor two months saeeess;vcls. ana
posted At the froat deSrof he Court-heuse.
Cepy-Teste,
=. A. MOORE, Clsrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

fex
Go 81 s. ~ N 2 s1IONs
Colds, Coughs, splitting Of blood,
bronchitis. DikEicuIty Of nreatk1-s
f1g, Asthma. Pain In the Stdes
breast and Chest. Wh00pAnG
Cough, Group, and all keiS-
eases or the Liver and
Lungs.
" ~ CAuTT0 NJ Tie above design j fsunH
On she envelope Of every bottle of this Naluahls 1
Medicine. Purchasers will therefore please po*
SERVE thSss q
.PrsneSpai O6fee, NIL Nssrth Eighth Sired,
s Philadelphia,
where al orders. &c, mast be directed. Medi-
cine carefully packed and shipped 10 all parts 81
the United States apd Europe.
PRIcE 81 PER BorTt.E, or SI4 ron s5ss
Copy RigAt Secured
The above Medicine is sold BY agents III nearly
nll the different States.
\ Prinrtpag Office for.Ihs sale Of this AsdieiFse 4
d. No 10, .NoriA EIGHTHMrsss, Philadtl phiS. 4
j. II. BEARD s CO.,
Ckarlsstcrslld If
CHkRLEsiD D. KILHAM,
HaFpsrs- Fesos /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
IEaaFpeTs-Ferry Savings In
stztulion.


NWTE, the urdsrsigped. aa Comuiiies aP-
Wv pointed By the President and Directors
Or The Harpars- Ferry Savings Institution, 70 H.
vesiigaie TIE affairs Of The said Institution for
TIE last six months, ending 3Oth June, 1912, and
10 make and publish a rspoHts4heron, report,
that We have examined theseookf, notes, ac-
counts, and rfemoranduns, from which we sub
tnii The following statement via
amount of pForisspry notes. accounts and Of
heerslFeeesPts on hand 3lst Decen III
Der, 1871 SF,747 32
Amounto Of cash On hand CO 75
I" received fron monthly ldeposi- L
tors l,482 90
sc received from special dePosi- H
tors III 100 90
and fnes 90 80
s9,4s3 ~
From which should be deducted for
an error fan account On ola books So 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
rRnrH IMA NILTsaRIL.

".Capilai Is The natural alIy Of wages !;
wsallh Of labor. They are designed by
Providence for mutual heIp.nates. Bone
Of one bone, and 1esh Of one flesh. male
and female created He them, and those
whom He hath joined together let no man
put asuader, Whtfis capital bul boarded
labor stored away for use : And who Is
there amnng naihasl does not hope TO be
capilslistl II & but sacrificing presehi
enioymeutio lusute saving the fruits d
toll for few years and il is done. Bot il
i ths atsss all IAs spESs i .6s tEFo4s
ztkousands ousof employment The rich
man. hasfilis capital. which be can hoard
lend otl,, re invest, or Consume. Tie poor
mans onlY capitsi is his dsily laSor, and
no must dispose Of il day BY day Or wan
kIs daily bread. Laboris nearly The Grst
thing TIA, falls, when The currency con-
srselp ills among the last that rises when
the carrency expands. TIE poor, then.
have the greatest interest in sound cur
rsncy. and are ever The greatest sufferers
by sdsranged one q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
July %, 1919
Mo- HI ID Ma.
Office Of Tie Wapshester 8 Potomac J
RAILROAD Company,

WINCHESTER u aFcn W Ic4%.I \
IEEYo prevent all apprehension and mIsre-
II presentation, notice is hereby given. that
all freight collected at the Depois Of this Com
pany, whether due TO this Company, OF any
other for whicliit acts, win be received in Vir-
ginia paper, current at winchester tits also
further. made known, that all goods aud nler-
chandize, or other freIghts, shipped from Phils-
delpbia or New York, sent to the caresof the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, willshy
an arrangement between the Company and The
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company,
be forwarded directed to Winchester, without
any commissions for receiving and forwarding
charged at Ballimore, and the wholefreighi
through from either Of those places, or any
other point north Of Baltimore, will BE- collect
cd at Winchester.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
DEFENDANTS,
IN GHANCERY.E

EnNHE defendant, George Lay, bot having
entered his appearance, aud givgn security
according TO the act OF assembly and the tules
Of this court and il sppearingby satisfactory
evidence that he b not an inhahtant Of this
country ii is oydsfed, That the saifK defendant
do appear here 'on ihe first day oT the next
term, and answer the bill or The paintiff; and
that copy efthis order be- forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in Charlestown,
for two months suceessiyely, and posted at the
front door az tho court-houss in thessaid town
Of Charlestown.
A:CbPy-Teste,
49, yca0 # NE 4,
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IE'aIlteat E,ala.aeIiafeIv,

a MAN who understands Pulling, CardTng
IN and Spinning, and who can come we'll re-
commended Such On one viii 6nd CONSTANT en-
ployuent By the month or year. al liberal wages
One " IT'D family will pc preferFqd.
Also, : man with family ~ edersEands
Weaving. will meet with a gel 3r1tuation, il
application he made im1iedistel esn person, OF
BY letter addressed TO Messrs JoBE 81 co.
Kabletown, Jefferson County, Va.
June ! 6. l5A2. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
: WOODBURY. Tor SAT1E.

WOODBURY. FOR SALE.
REIGG shout 20 remove 10 me University, /
AD offer my residence, called WOODBURY.,
with $40 ACRES or LAND, for sale.
Its situation aud improvements are SO well
knownin this part Of the country, that il is On
hscessary 70 dessribe i particularly, as any Pur
chaser will probably visit It.
The terms ofIpayment viii be very aecess
modating! H S. G. TUCKER.
Jefferson county, Va, d
August 26, tS4l.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

The following neat lusoass.- Ai,, he n.il.o,
he head Ii was given al 1 Tecent celebraiion =
New York.
pr LADY improvensnts IN opfies-
i y said taatby Muislplyiag glasses, gen
Aelhen see double; By reducing then they
may now see objects worth looking q
thai IRE single.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
sToNE cUTTING.

EETILLlAM LQUfHRIDGE respectfully
Wv informs the citizens cf Jefferson, cl aTke,
Fredsfiek, and adjoining counties, who may
wish 70 M ark the graves oftheir lpnientea dead
that hs still continues 10 make and spperscrfbe
Monuments Boz, Column, qnd plain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
CR.I
ARRInGEn STATEMENT.

In hands Of The treasurer 500. 50
Cash % sc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
VIlsRliENEA, Go wit:

AZ Rules holden 10 the Clerks ofice Of the
OHclf, Superior Court Of aw ana Ghancery
for Jeifhrson County, theS FIRST Monday in
August, l642f
Jaae C.4WasRihgton, ErectetFjr b the
I Estate Of Join "a. Washingtpn, deed,
PLAIaTlFF,
AGAINST a
George Lay, George FaagFeaaer, and
Bitshrpa O. TFashington,
- f.t N M4sr " NJ nrsrc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
Gssrsis .aldr's !:

Lieut.. Isl. MAury, hasbeen selected By
Secretary Upshur lopreside over the Y.
s.. Depot Of Charts and instruments. --
Ii. NJ, We are happy TO say, has accepted
the appointment, and iS5now engaged in
discharging It's duties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
WEzEAg WANTED.
SEED WWEAT.

HAVE for sale 500 bushels Of Blue stem
u and Red chaf bearded wheat, a superior
article, ioT sale BY PACKET.
July II, 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
VFFRGf%YA, 10 wits:

4, Ratethsl5e1 f1ssbe cierk 0aies of tie Cir
cur superior tieuriIbf Lawzand GhanceryAfor
Jefferson Coeht5a, the frst AlondaB in August,
ls42:
cslsbHs Psraa., PlASTiEFs
AGAINST
BTIEan Cr4t1.. and careb II. Ptrsae,sJessph Fog
as sr,4 Lsris W Thyfson, partners, Trading sin-
dsr the nas.s dad rm 81 Pssalss, YsgdsI 3. Co.,
pLEENp ANTs,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

Gold Leaf, Varnishes, &C.
~ 6fD ana SILVER LEAF. Japan. C9pal,
~ Black OH. Tarnishes, Picture Yarhish,
Florence leaf, Dutch Metal, Bronze. Spirits
fdrpesfine. Camel Hair Pencils, for sale a
HaTPerssFsrr5, July "A. YoUNG's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

a Polxas il Lias.-The Knoxville
Post says: atthe Temperance Celebration
On the glorious fourth atNew Market
slennessse. 2 httle lad appeared in the
procession, bearing flag dn which was
/ inscribed The following :--...aRs RipIt
,uass Duddy.s Sober
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

TyHE defeudapt, william Gran, not ha-
n wing entered his appearance. and CIV
es security, according to the Act q Assembly
aId M ruies 81 tKia Court !; and il appearing BY
sa,i.aetory Evidence hat be Is not sn ihhahtanls Of
this country III Is 5rdsrsd That The said defend
ant 10 appesFthere on the FIRST day VI the next
term, aud answer thebill Of 4he plaintiff and that
cn1r of sFder. Sc Eorth3ith inserted il some
ncwsnaper published H. Charlestowp, for two
months suecessivey and posted at The front door Of
the Eeurt-hcnse in the said tpwnot Chhrieslown.
"A CopY--Teste,
r. r. BROWN, Cltrk-j.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
TgO9lIlB SIkGA1BS0 M

SnVttAteHI9-- DOG5 CVtUHIt,/ 'ttItu pttItft
4EDl1lB SLABS
And Head & Foot SE9NES,
OF EVERY VARIETY!
Having purchased an extensive gu ARRYlof
the most beautiful Hhiie and FABRICATED MIR
BILE, and an extensive water powerto saw and
polish WITH his prices viii be Low. One
great advantage TO purchasersss, that all Stone
will be delivered al hlsrisk, Without any extra
charge 4 .H
krT%LETTERING neatly executed.
BY application to Mr.. Horalio N. Gallaher,
Charlestown, these who'may desire any Of the
above articles can be sbewn the list Of prices
and the different plans. He will alsc forward
any orders, epitaphs, Sc, that may be.desred.
Or, by1addressng him, at Lehersburg, Wash
lingto6rounty, Md., orders can be filled without
st5YNO imposition need be feared, as bis
prices are uniform. i
January 81, Is4I-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

Come, Abner, take some bi,ters. said
an old crony 10 our old friend Abner
Phelps, the~osher day, they say you get
high, ifyou hays joined the Washingto.
MANS
Yes, / do get high--I, have got high
every day since ] joined the Washingio-
mans! j have got up from the CUTTERS
lam high nspiriis, for conscience upbraids
! me noi-tny credit has Tot high along
With sne-my meal elIkeeps high all
the while--I carry myshead high for feel
am . sober maa. used to 60 home
singing, and the old woman would cry
now when | 60 home she siaes, and the
sober man only can tellg AID friend,
let me ~seIl thee, YOU had better throw
down that glassahd gel high with Abner,
for be has1esrned now To do that thing
without having the headache or The blue
.dsyiisl-.hiisf Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

In Old 0ae-The oldest man 10 France,
NJ. Noel de Queronleresi is.now one hum
6red and fourteen. years ol age, having
been born at Vatencienaes. in 1928. He
resides In Psris, aad a Journal Of that city
the Presse --ssys that he Is not subject
to any infrnily takes four meals a day
--shaves himsela--reads and writes with.
out speelacles-sings very agreeably-
sleeps soundly-vriles excellent poetry.
-ald his conversation Il full Of wit and
sense, abo1nding with anecdotes. Il ap,
pears that 1t the jayeEile age,of Ninety,
Monsieur married aAyouhg Eaglish gill,
who had attained the venerable age Of six.
teen and that sho died IN giging birth 70
son. Mons. @. states that his~grsndmo-
lber died al the age Of one hundred and
twenty Ave, and would have lived longer,
but for severe fail! When conversing
gaily be will frequently invites his friends
10 attend bis funeral>in the next century
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

COnfa5. Papa. what does the Editor
lick his Price Current WITH" "Whip
its He don't whipit, my child" '"Then
! he lies, Pa "Hushl Tom, that's very
naughty word" well, BY George this
ere paper says Price Current carefully
correcied'-and I guess when ! gets cor
rsctedI gets ieksd-hey-lon'tI." my
eed--mS son. i--Rich Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

2 .
JUNE TERM. 1912. ofthe County Court
JEFFERSON COUNTY, SGT.
Peter Hqgeiey,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11
United states District Court

4. MICH. K. TROUT,
Nay 26, 1s42.-7Odl d cisrk.
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YIRGINIA. ID vi: \.

Aag. 4, 'ls43. iF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

/'Pa, what Is the Sheriff always saying
he'll knock down negroes for when be il
selling theml'
on my son, lha Is merely for The pur-
. poselo creating hustle among the con.
gregation.'
why. pa. ] thought that sister Eme.
Inns created 5usilss out Of meal bran, and
no, Sheriffs.
Take Jimmy % bed u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-11

Tho crazy habilation OF the body will
decay: you may repair the broken tiles s
damaged roof; you may rub up the dim
window lights, and oil the rusty hinges Of
the doors. you may patch up aud plaster
over the shattered walls. and paintihe out
side Of the tenement till the pAsser-by
wonders Il its fresh appearance; but fol
oil this, -the old house must come down o.
iastl ff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25
Sands's Sarsaparflla.
% IT'S OWN WORKS PROCLAIM IT-Let the
following speak for itself:


New York, August l6 lsa2.
"Messrs SASps-Gentlemen: Owing to you debt
which money cannot pay, am induced to make public
Judgement Of the benefit have derived from your
ITO mel Invaluable preparation of sarsaparilla
sorely afflicted with terrible scrouous disease hered
tary in our family, which commenced my neck and
continuing TO SPREAD reached my running into
my head and extended all my face neck nrms and
lower extrcmties. became disgusting object to look
upon At times my distress great that
able to sleep lie down, and the disease extending into
my ears seriously affected my hearing My face
continuous Sore from which discharge of matter and
water Kept constantly DOSING out People avoided me
supposing had the small pox other infectious
disease and was consequently obliged to relnquish my
business Notwithstanding had the best medical advice
and tried different plans Of treatment the disease conn
ed TO grow worse, until gave up in despair Fortunate
ly for me- chanced to fall in with lady on board rni
road while travelling for my health who informed me
that her was at time in bad condition AZ ]
was and that by using your Sarsapara he speedily
cured Immediately procured the article and commence
ed using it, and now, after having used less than six bot
tles am well and able to attend to my business send
you this statement act Of Justice, only hoping may
induce the afflicted to make OF the right medicine and
thereby save themselves much suffering and expense
Those wishing to learn further psrtic concerning
my case will find at No. 207 Greenwich-sreet where
will afford great pleasure to communicate anything
in relation to the above.
am, with gratitude. yours, sc:
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail and for expor
ton by Sands and Co. o73 Broadway Sprner of Cham
bersstree Sold also by and Sands. - Fulton cor
ner Gold, and n East Broadway, corner Market Price 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25

THEATRICAL, MUSICAL, &c.-Braham and his son
are in all probability, by this time at the Virginia
Sulphur Springs, drinking the waters, improving
their health, and possibly delighting the numerous
visitors there by giving concerts.
Mrs Sutton and her husband, we believe, are
still rustcating at Niagara Falls.
Miss Sloman, the charming pianist, is creating
great sensation by her concerts in Albany.
Signor Nagel has been giving concert at Sarato-
ga, which was crowded with the beauty and fashion
of the country.
Charlotte Cushman is about to undertake the ma.
nagement of the Wanut-street Theatre, Phiadel-
phia, for the next season. Next year she expects
to be able to start theatre of her own in this city
She would have done so this season, but some of
the tenants on the premises she intended to occupy
demanded bonus Of 81, 900, and she thought it
would be better to wait till next year and get the
premises without a bonus; especially as there is
every prospect of the times being better then than
now.
haywood with his family, Richings, Miss Ayres,
&C., open strong at the Chesnut-street Theatre
shortly.
None of the Southern Theatres are open.
The Park opens next Monday night. Browne,
Billy Williams, and many of the old company are
engaged, it is said
Abbott has married Miss Buloid.
The Chathamhas re-opened with Forrest and Miss
Clifton, and is crowded nightly.
Nlblos, with Chippendale at the head, is doing a
good business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25

Msssrs. Hone Morris and Barry received the money,
$2as l24 from Mdle Elsser and deposited it in the sa-
wings Bank where it Is at present.
From this statement it would appear tnat there
must have been some gross mistake in the account
published in the Morning Chronicle, which we
copied. There seems to have been at least one
figure too many the sum being little over 500
instead of little over $1,000. II surprising
that there was not more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25
Canada.


All is quiet in these provinces
Papineau has been elected for Ottawa by 100 ma
jority.
The riots on the Beauharnois canal have ceased
There is great distress among the Scotch emf
grants, but it has been greatly exaggerated.
The Quebec papers express great dissatisfaction
at the Treaty, and at the giving up part of the Ma
dawaska settlement to Great Britain.
There is good account of the crops all over Up
per and Lower Canada; though in some places the
wheat has suffered considerably from rust
The Hon. and Rev. Augustus Cavendish on his
tour, preached in the Cathedral at Toronto last Sun.
day. He goes to the Falls next.
Capt. Sutton's bay horse Bayard, won the Mon.
treal stakes.
Sir Charles Bagot and lady are in fine health.
Correspondence Of tho Heraldl
QUEBEC, Aug 20, 1872
The Mountaineer arrived Yesterday at Crosse
Isle, with sos passengers, many of whom are in a
sad destitute state from the shortness Of provisions
They complain Of the master having charged very
exhorbltant prices for every article they were CON-
PEELED to purchase from him. They buried thirty on
the voya most Of whom were old people or young
children.
There is at present considerable activity in ship
ping deals for deck loads, previous to the day on
which loads are prohibited; but few sales were ef-
fected, either of deals or cumbersome who
are compelled to dispose Of their goods, can
get no more than fS Is. to fS Is. Cd for spruce
deals white and red pine deals, Ell S. to Ell los
holders ask .fs for the former, and El2 for the
latter; white pine has been again sold in sma GUAM
titles for 3d. and red for 3d. holders of course de-
mand higher. Large quantities Of all kinds are sta
ted to be ready, if the packet brings intelligence
that may lead us to expect large fall fleet There
has been little trouble in the provision market, but
prices do not go down, as indeed it is hardly possi-
bic they can; though ashes still find a worse mar
ket, and may be quoted, pots 26s., pearls Us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25
The Treaty with Great Britain.

we give on the outside of this days paper the
manner OF the Treaty just concluded with Great
IN ADDITION to the Treaty, there is very interest
ing ana aeie correspondence, which we shall pub
''sn future day 1t is on the following subjects
ties OF the British West India Islands ,y,b Hnort
can merchant vessels driven by stress Of wea,bar
or carried bv violence into ports of the colonies
ad' On me SUBJECT OF the Caroline-and
that sort of apology, and plea OF neces.tv ia ma
for the burning Of the Caroline with an esrress,ou
of regard for the sacredness of our neutral rights IL
matchmaking is settled upon these points az
the President is understood 10 declare in his mes
sage accompanying the Treaty, that he does NO,
deemi necessary to urge the consideration Of ihos.
matters further.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25

EXPLANATIONS THE GREAT TRUST COMPANY
Explanations are the order of the day. Governor
Stewards tate Barber has come out with an expa-
nation OF the connection of the former with this
magnificent bubble, and admits the loan of 5000, 900
-confesses that he used his Office to further the
speculation. This is perfectly satisfactory A. Bar
clay Esq. also expains-see his letters in the mo-
ney article Will John Duer explain Will he
tell the public how it came that the large capitalists
in London, with whom he dined so often, have been
protected, and the poor people that own stock and
paid for annuities are punderedl Come forth Mas
ter Responsibility with your statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-25

VIRTUE AND MoRALITY Horace Greedy, the pink
OF moral editors, publishes long article from the
beautiful, unfortunate, celebrated, persecuted and
scientific Madam Restell, excupating her profess
sonal conduct-with the opinion of the Court for a
new trial. Horace Greedy FIRST abuses like pick
pocket poor woman, in order to make her walk
up to the Captains Office" and pay $40 $40 for
publishing article in defence. Is not this black
mail Of the blacklist kind-covering heart of the
blacklist kind?