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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-05
BY CYRIH q. CADY.


furniture, snowy drapery, costly gided ornaments
and general arrangements, the Blue Elliptcal
Saloon has frequently been pronounced, in the
Judgment Of the best connosseurs, the choicest
room Of the palace. II is believed to have been
prepared and furnished very much after the style
Of the most brilliant drawing rooms at the Tuil.
leries, Fontainbleau, Neuilly, and st. Cloud
To give you, sir, a proper idea Of the regal mag
nifcence' of this saloon at this day, | will first
enumerate some OF the articles with which it had
been furnished before Mr.. Van Buren, became its
occupant, and shall then show that he expended,
in improving the furniture of that room, during
the first ten months Of bis presidency, the sum oil
81 ,805 SIS Of the PEoPLE's CASH. Sir, NOT OF
his OWN. The Blue Eliptical Saloon, among
other furniture, had the following:
superb FRENCH GILT mantel time piece, rep
resentiog Minerva leaning on her bucki err, on the
face Of which the clock is placed the whole stand.
ing on a square bronze pedestal, adorned on
three sides with military trophies in bas relief
The entire work is bronzed, elegantly carved, and
richly glded.
2 large Gilt Framed Mirrors.
3 splendid Gilt Eagle Cornices.
large Glass and Gilt chandelier Of 80 lights,
ornamented with female figures and bust OF
Diana. The branches being embellished with
the head Of Minerva.
pair elegant bronze and heavy gilt mantel
branches, garnshed with ivy leaves and female
figures carrying trumpets.
Bronze and Gilt Candelabras supported by a
figure standing on a round pedestal and bearing
palmtre with five lights
pair Of Bronze and gilt androns, with eagles
in antique colors.
l set of splendid Porcelain Vases, decorated
with the rich landscape OF Passey, embracing the
mansion OF DR.. franklin, when he resided in
France.
bust of Washington.
Gilt Consul Table with marble top.
3 sets of Double Silk window curtains.
"a elegant Gilt and satin chairs
4 do do Settles, for recesses.
2 do do Sofas and pillows.
2 do do Fire Screens.
large eliptical French Carpet.
This carpet was very elegant and cost 9,O59
frances. 1t was Of the most brilliant and daz-
cling colors; had splendidly embroidered work
in the centre, representing Bald Eagle, large
as life,' with scroll in his beak, inscribed with
E pluribus unum,' and with the usual accom-
panimenl Of arrows in his talons; while the flag
OF America, emblazoned by the stars and stripes,
waved over his head.
said, sir, would show that Mr.. Van Buren,
had expended ST. ,S05 SIS, within ten months al,
ter he had gone into possession, in making i'm.
provements in the Blue Elliptical Saloon
prove this expenditure by an original voucher,
which | hold in my hand, dated December II,
1887, containing the bill and receipt Of Messrs.
Patton & Co. New York, for materials, DC. fur
uished to improve the Presidents house. The
entire bill, as receipted, is $4,316 19; Of that
amount 5 ,805 SIS was for articles, &c. for this
roonl viz:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-05

r. l.. CHESTER,
per WM. HENRY CHESTER
New YORK, June 7, 1887.
l. l.. Smith, agent bought Of Webb & TensUn,
lMPORIERS of carpeting, floor cloths, hearth
rugs, &c III Broadway.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-05

am disposed TO believe, Mr.. Chairman, that the
present occupant Of the palace is not real genu-
inc" loco fOcU, hard-handed democrat. He can't
have the fright stripe You may depend upon it
something must be out of gear Why sir, he loves
tasseis, rosettes, and girsh inery, almost much
u ; real Bank Wing, loves :" hard cider" By the
act of the 81 of March, 1887, Congress appropra-
ted twenty thousand dollars " for furniture Of the
Presidents House." quote the language Of the
law, " for FURNITURE OF the Presidents House"
Now find the entire bill of Messrs. Paten & Co.
included in the " Abstract of payments made by
Thomas l.. Smith, agent for purchasing furniture
for the Presidents House, from the 10Th April
1897, TO 10Th May, 1888" | woult therefore,
respectfully inquire whether silk tasSes and rO-
settles are considered household furniture, in the
legitimate democratic meaning of the word! | ask,
sir, whether silk tasses and roSettes can be delno-
cratically inventoried as part and parcel of the
household furniture Of a hard.handed loc0-foco
Are silk assels and rosettes hereafter TO be written
down, deemed, and taken in the same category
with frying pans, oaken chests, chat bags, and
circuit tubs As well might the honest citizen of
Tupehacken valley, who garnishes his 5 by 10
looking glass with string of blue-lay, yellow
hammer, whitaker, and mocking-bi-d eggs, call
those speckled eggs household furniture, and for
mally bequeath them, when he is about to take
leave of plantations and specked eggs, by his will
written or nuncupative Sir, this would be too bad
III Dit tIllo II HOt uli lOT III
the same Abstract of payments made by Il. l.
Smith, the following bill is also included
"WAsHINdroY, August %, 1887.
The United States Government for Presidents
House.
To Augt. F. Cammeyer, Or.
453 Broadway, New York
For GOLD LEAF, GLIDING MATE
RAILS, labor and expenses to the
Presidents House, $4,000 00
August 25 received payment in full Of T. L
Smith, ArGT. F, CAMMGYEE."
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rIvHIs PAPER is published weekly, by CYRIL
il C. CADY, at 81 in advance, OF al at the end
orthc year. No paper will be discontinued but ut
the option of the Editor until all arrearages paid
and failure to give notice of wish to discon
tnue will be considered new engagement
Rates Of Advertising.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines, or less, for
the first insertion, and fifty cents square for each
subsequent insertion.
For one square IL months twenty dollars.
Merchants or others advertising by the year, to
the amount of fifty dollars and upwards, will be en-
titled to a deduction Of one third, where regular
agreement is entered into.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is order
ed, without the number Of insertions being specified,
II will be inserted lin the discretion of the proprie.
tori until forbid, and charged for accordingly.
All advertisements from strangers, as well ms all
orders for job-work, must be accompanied with the
clsh, or reference to some responsible and con.
vsnient acquaintance.
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Received payment,

WEBB g. TENSION"
have also before me, Mr.. Chairman, other Off
clal vouchers, duly receip,ed for the following car
peting, purchased for the Presidents palace since
the RetUrmers came into power:
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$3.50 Is

Here, sir, we have the sum Of Ss,499 60 of the
Peoples cash paid by the "Re:rcnchng Reform
ers' for FOREIGN carpets and oil cloths to adorn
the palace. Now let me refer you to the second
section Of the act Of Congress, passed the Pod of
May 1926 1t is in these words
THAT all furniture Purchased for Ae use Of
the Presidents House shall be, as far as prdc,i-
cable, of AMERICAN OR DOMESTIC NAN
UFA CTORE."
Was il not "practicable" to obtain AMEEI
CAN or DOMESTIC carpetng "lor the use OF
the Presidents Housel" No gentleman daso
affirm that. Then why did Nj Van Bursn tfesi
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-05
sPEECn OF MIR. OGLE
Of PENNSYLVAN
On the Girl and Diplomatic Appropriation Blu
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TIvEs.
IT Continued

HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- TIvEs.
Il Continued
The Court Journal awards great merit for the
taste displayed in the selection and disposition OF
the various articles, which, observes the Telegraph
''its understood, has received the entire approba.
ton of the President" After hearing the de.
scripton, who can deny that this room, intended
for the comfort of our Democratic Chief Magis-
trate, is adorned with regal spendor far above any
OF the grand saloons at Buckingham palace, Carl
whether in furnishing the East Room with all its
slabs, gorgeous drapery, and dazzling foreign Or
naments, due regard has been paid to "the SIM
plicity and purity Of our institutions" or to the
frugal, plain, unostentatious, and republican char
acter Of our People, who are represented in it?
On the contrary, does not all this glttering dis.
play Of costly 6nery, this binding our eyes with
the blaze Of royal magnifcience approximate too
closely the pride, pomp and grandeur Of those
Governments in which stars and garters and shin
ing coronets confer not only the means of luxur-
ious enjoyment, but Of "civil superiority" can
not but admire and wonder at the great number
Of lamps, Candles, and bracket lights, deemed
Necessary to illuminate single room in the Pre-
sidents palace. Let us see:
"pair of rich ten light" mantel lamps. 80
"uery splendid g,lt' chandeliers, each
for eighteen candles. Sd
s"French bronze and gilt bracket lights,
each for five candles. 40
beautiful thin light lamp, supported by
female figures, l
2''gilt astral lamps, on The end tables,
clamps on pier tables" 3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
ACADEMIC De CARTOONS DE BATON
HQItuf.

ACADEMIC est ssitues NJ res do ehaussee
L. lie l'issIise Methodiste Ia Situation, Ell uns
dee n,eitie.rss de Ia vile Ell &c gaslis n'sst point
exposee d Ia vie do public G; q1elle est y ID nofise
ds t0Us Lies sales soit wastes et sgf6a6les, IL
C1ufs des etttdes eon,Jtentifa tantes les brsnthes
oflinaifs Gui stH,t easeiynees dans les Academies
Ell ~ainuta,,t In laig,ie Fsenga,se. lie principal fsra
tout srn passitie pour Que les elhves fasssnt lsus
eotr d'oihdes ron'pletement. Auenn e'evs ne sera
ierh d noins attn l,ari ef "a u ne sefa faii ancui,e
deduction Ell cas- t'ahsence 81 ce nest pour une
lotgup mala lie, les cutit,tions inyafiables soni
cdtiiaia II suit.
Les branches dlstnen.aites dc rAnglais mar
1nsriirf, R:g
We Ffahcats. par %rnaftiet. y
Ists hatt'es bfaael'es de laJangbe Aagiaise, e.
vo,r: In ihetofiqua, In Logiqas, pflhtoire era
Philosrphle les MatIetna tiq,,es ct les la,gaes an-
rie'ines soi,t completes extra. On se ~cilHfge4a de
fuufnit lea iivtes et les a,r,frs Articles al IN ls desi,e.
m. BURROUGHS, Principal.
ID Juliet ~
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VENTE
PAR IA COtK DIES PREuvES.
pARt)ISSt. ESr nArON.RnltEE

PAR IA CUttk DES PREl1VES.
pAROISSE EST BAroN.ROlGE.
NM ,ertu dun ordre he lhon. Cour de,
Preuscs dans ct pour Ia paroisse susdit
Etat de Ia Louisia1e, II sera vendu par le snus
signe Juge de paroisse et Enoaa,enr ex.oficic
4 son Office. dams IN vile de hAto, Rouge
MANDt, Ia Aveil 1340,
les %proprietas soivsntes. sppartensnt a la suc.
eession dc Francis Il Cheatham, dseeda,
Une MAlslN 1t IN TERRAIN. s,,' & dams
cet,. parlie do Ia villa dc Baton Rouge.
diyi q par A. Gras, ct dtsignG U L.
plan. M. /. ct -, aysat az pieds de
face sur Ia rus Lafayette, sur cen,
Pieds do pr'fonderr plus GU m"ins, en-
srtnhlc avec les ha isscs OF au aiipsa.
,iuns 9ni s'v tr"nsent.
Conditions de IN rsnfe.
Tn ticrs payable lc Ter Janvier ls41. I'm
tiers le Ter Janvier i8a2 es l'au,re tiers le Ter
tansier iS45. avec DIES hiilets endorses 4 salts.
faction ct por,ant hypo,heque jusqa'a parfait
pavement.
II mars-s Gil. TESTER, Juge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
Tsiulcs Vegetables dc Vic.

EFT StROPS AYERS DU DIR. MOFFAT.
ES Piiules de Vie ont etc nominees ainsi
par plasieurs imlividus a aui ellie. ont
sau.k Ia vie. Dams une infinite de cas- leur IN
caci'e il paru pressure m rach'le,ise, par Ia "a
cutie qu'elIes posse dent dc purifier les organes
vlta,ix ct de lenr donner du ton ct dc Ia ii.
gue,r. ces p{lnles sont purcmcnt ct ent;sre.
ment co'nposees lie vegetanx; elles re %contien-
men, nj mercare, nj arsenic. nj agtimoine, nj
ascun antrc metal. Files sont extraites de plan
ties rart .. don't les ver.us sont conn, en- depnis
png.tems des tribnts inlicn YES, ct rsce mmcnt
de On lques chimi.t.s distingres Tn de leur
principaux effets, est d. dstacher DIES paro 8 de
I'essonac les impnretes qui s'y deposen, conti-
nuellement ct lie donner nn jtu libre M foe
ct aux pou,nons. desqnels depend Ia resularite
lie plusieurs organes.
Les sirops Aners d. Phoenix sont atssi en-
,ieremen' c"mposses de veg ,ta,ix, ct sont nm
RENE le iffiillible pour tontes especes de fe.
vres inter mittertes: lis chassent le mercurc du
sysis me, ct en- dstruisent avec promptitude les
mauvais eFcts.
De plus amples dnails Sc tro, vent sur les
prospectus qni accompagnent chaque boite ct
chaque bouteille de sirop.
lie dspot 4 Baton Rouge est chez B., Joun-i
DAY. Ph1rmacien. qui est charg. de la ven.e de
mes Medicines ct chez qui on pourra Sc procu.
rer tout les dstails necessities.
WV. u. MOFFAT.
New York. IS septembre 1859.
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lie soassigne Went lie rcnouvellc
eEez2A ptusieur dc see p,6 ,arations phar
WMsSSF maccutiqucs ct chimiques, ct a RI
eessas12 ccm,ncn recu IN asssrtifarns de mo
AssMs dicaments si'nptes ct ccmpcsts, choi
~ sis avec lc plus grand soin. Partni le,
nouveaux articles Sc trouvent.
Divers Sells ct oxide MGtalliques.
Nu,ia,c d'ammonialuc. Vera,rine,
rastra'e do pot: II do T.rs de pot: ant: tems.
Snude, iiaue)
Sar,a,,: de pot: (eramc Oxide De Dismu,h,
de- tartre.) do de fer bsun.
seidep.am, DO de- mctcurs noir.
IL, yiauhrr. do d'arsenic.
Suif 10 s'o, (sel dc Nitrate d'arg at.
duahas,) SulG de- quini,ie etc.
EXrRAITs & ELECruAtRES.
Ex,rai, de cisae, Tassacem.
do de- g~en,ian., TiriJacs,
do Do quina, Theriaqac,
do de s,rannniam. Dia.cordium etc;
Parni les substances simples 70 lrouvent;
Qainqnina. Rauharhc,
Turhi,h veg: Tapioea,
Belsad,na, Ssfran oriental,
lpecacusnha. Sssmmeate,
Assafriida, Galbanum,
Campfire. Opium,
Ep"ases. CONNIE lacque.
Hai.es ia nandes, Tetrc d'omhre, &c.
Toutes les Teinturcs-Poudres, FAUX dis.
Vias ct S,rops med,cinanx. Feuilles,
Fieurs ct Piantes msdicinairs, Beaumcs. Es
ssnces. divers articles dc Pein,urc ct Tcintare,
Ter95en,hine, vernis sc.
UN ASSORTMENT DE sANGsUEs.
Sangsucs dc France........l2l cts
do de Carse.
do de Naples ........37i
do de Hongrie Ire qna'.50 4 ST.
B JOURDAN.
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mi MARI CONTENT.

CAttocxfH gNtIME.-MUpHs FnASft'sts
M. NJ. DuboiA # VA frmn'c prem.
Mrwt Il The.
MI. Dnb"i4 (pnsnnt son JOURNAL
Ma bonnr annie. j'at DC graves repro:
ci,es 4 vouS aircssrr!
Sa crmnc--A mui... inpn anil
Mr.. Dabois--Oai. madame. d ,nn1
q IL m'explignr; d'on vient NE. de-
nui, oucinar tens, JaIr4 nest plus DIG
,os s~oirers. h'nd ,itnt Ine Mn place n
table rrstc yiLci d'ol .irnt ph'apres
syoir e,S panr vons. PENDANT six mois,
j'sni 10 plus ro,nplaisant. le cavalier
IL plus gallant; Indispensable Dr. 'oas
iey tnstanis... d'Od Went que tout d.
comp u d~i-parsi,. .m'explilnerz
cote bixarrerlri
IA fem me-.Mais. lc monde. Man.
sicur. quc rcnsrralt.ill
Mr.. DuLois--Eh! MADAME. c'rst
sussi T. mondr qnr 'in,olne pour 'onS
%eondAmnpr. II MA piu. d moi. ,'r volts
lHissrr a.cr jules anc liberte d. bon
TINT. ct l'opinion Nc ma pas blame.
irunc. nimablr. spiritucl, elegant, Ii.
capable hc cOniprpnrttrr 0hc femme.
tet rst Jatrs... IT mil, voirD nari. .j'ai
soulu saus ,lunnrr NJ suffrage mari...
en- IN .not; IN AMI s0r... 1ni. reanis.
swnt tontes lea 1nalitd. que l'on cher
chrrait inntilcment dans pluSlrnrs
hOmmes, vons mrtiais. --Je nv trnn.
pre-. mc mettait A l'abri dc Ia mrdi.
sanre ri tlrs mnnv ais plaisnns!
Sa fcmmr--Mo ami: ous atcs ju.
70 d. ,nr mystiGer...
Mr.. Uuboi>--Nop, madame. rra
yrs en- unen experience. j. nc ,nis dis
ricn que d. rai~nnnnblr. r.. VI tons les
mats sui,aicnt man rxcnplr. M nr
cotnptrrait pas M mnnsais nirnagr.
prOtrs. mni errors mn moincnt d'attrn.
ilon. Our Scrait.tl arrive. n. moias
rrlAirS. moiaS tr,ilent. j"'a,ai. ahah.
dame 4 vutre ~inrxperi nre 10 cIloix
dun Nmi.. rhntx prrillenx'
6eduitr par qucl1ac Fl IN par q,rl.
Nur bean disrur... f~a-rinrr. ~ IN mt.
par lrs drltors sans f,nls... puc ~.
rlrx.,oas desrnarl aus etrs %iruur. II
sons fallait mn gailr.. al i'anrirz.
u tr0nvcl vaus n,iez votrc rtrn-
tation RI Ia mirnnr 4 mcnager ..1urllr
atcurite anri,z sous ]reWomtrrr dana
les hommrs dnnt il parlei H. tat se
arratt santt d'asoir trinmphe DO yons.
LIZ brAN disc0r Nc scrait nattc ID vona
avoir pnur c~sclave -! IL mn resume:
81 lcs jonrnaux. VI lev romans VI lea
vanhcvillrs no vivrnt qar dts p%laisan.
trrics 1n'ils laurent cnntrr r. maria.
gr... c'rst grace a Ia maladressr ,l's
marls! quo rl,arun d'cax. (poisquc snn
sort eat int.itablc) .irtimc mrdcSti.
ntc, rlmisissu an minis L. sarrilra.
tcur! Cost par e. mnycn Quc. iaSpn'i.
ci. i'Ai marrlH dans IL mondc h rrnnt
lrvt... Ia paix dans 10 c@ur. C'rst
ainai qH'Aurun image NJ seat clcst IN.
tsU nouw i. sous m 'aimics... madame.
on. dM mnin-, vous m'cstimirz pa,rc
qu'en moi nus ne voyrx pas IN ,yrau,
nn ~ialOax. 1t, soiEncasc de ma r6pnta.
tioN. nus comprcnez tant r mil y n
d. gantrrux dans ua caMluite! Vous
raraissrS convainr1r. Madamrt
Ga feMmc-Julcs rrvicndra!
A. n r..
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On ne recevT" pas re SouseTipiiou Cur noins f'ure
annce. lie ptix de t'st6nrensnt esf 1e PIX
riAsrkEs par aimee. foni trois payable, d'svsn-
CT ct trois Az eobmeHre bntBi ~ ceTrieI mes.
tire. Lrs personpss Gui par IRE ssi- er .atjsap-
que, jugeraient cnnyenatis de diteaEiint 2. iHtT
aboHnemeni,d evrunt en- dnnnsr stpa,sEilr fin
de i'annee az ca consraiIe. sIies seIGni rop,i-
defer > CONNIE IL repous eilrrt.
Hy-Les AVIS Sc paisrnni fe la mafiess soi.sr-
,e. sav"ir: es avis qi n'eseedesent fas fo'ze
Iignes, o" qui seront moint,es. sc psisnrt ure
ruAsTaE pnnrIa premiere ibsrTticn. ct so CT .rs
pour chanue repetition; les Avis plas lergs,
suisrnnt la meme rcgie.
Tout Avis, a moins au'on ne f'ordort,e autre-
msn,, sera public en- Fransais ct en- Anglsis, e
pave sur ~cs,aeuus des deuz ~iansuss, ~jusqu'a c
ru'ii sui. %re:iree.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04

La ttt sfttis par NJ. Waisoa tus l,A,rj,e. 1
- ~ miles % Baton. sonss. m B0gS. ~ den.
vifDi " ans, tnssIue dun sS1siisw m I r6fy,,le
dfo''e, u etil6fs Z etsn,p1 suf Ia saurts. ~coulev,
rouge, son font sst blaDc u ID Moitie Dc a auess
est codpee. Oh hrthh.sIs1
Y a s'e arre's par jacob Ksunhoii. demsu,so,
- y env'foa ne''f ,milies de EAton Rouse. ere
vAeHE orune avet son vesu, marquee dun ~S,soikc,s
JERK sur Iitsille dro;ie, tadert BIT sty IA sssebe.
a'Hfa'te NJ, agee d'sntiion ~ b IL aus I'll son
sea,i Dun an.
~ "ct-57 r. A. WALKER, Raeser,.
L q ete artAte par William Written sur |.
riviere Afnite, 80 miles environ M a.
Baton no. ge, I'm GHEvAL. c0uIeur st;s AZ
fer. age d'etviron s srs, aysnt le m,,ssau IL
,es Gaatre piets blanc, environ Is mains IL
haiti. il narche bien.
- dec-44 PA WALKEn, Rspreur
III II 6ie af'etd par lie ~. SCOT, IN 1frur
b'a't 81 no't 4 q d'envifnn 8 4 0 ans, ,ns,nuN a,,r
stanov Jorh d Pnfeills d,oiis u dun siosp sur Il
snnchr. eiamps w.
! dfe-4a r. A. WALKER, n.nr.,r.
t. n 6ie artsie per s,asl flitky, snr rRab;,,.
- ton tie Csliwtii Il Hicky. a s miles s,,.,ts..
sn,,s de Hatoi Rotae, I'm lnlvAL bajr. han. a.
~ f,hins. agd d'enyirnn U ans, "a r,ipit,e 81 "a
t"s"e so,t ioifs, "a hs,eis dfoi,e tae,,ptes d. mi.
30" n'asss" b'n'e. 10 ftv14J
Ia Ed atrete par Nathaniel Grsyiess i 4
miles environ lie Ia Vile DE- fAton llours.
ane vAcan ct IN yesu, IL vaehe est soure 81
blanche, Porei'le gauche coupee, et Ia dro;ts
iendue en- deax endreits, Ag<e d'emviion 1
ans.
~ rnars-7 r. A. wAtKyS. I7shreur.
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On Scrit he St.Omrr. eS dtccmbrc,

Nm cCclt nc St.Othrr. 81 upCcMbtc,
~ prrgrSs ,u pas.dr. Calais:
eta rait do spmnambulismc a>scz
extrnordlnairc Went do NJ passrr par.
mi Moas. Marli drrnirr. IN do nos
concitnyrns ~ courha p%rtoccupt drs
preparAtifs d'an diner qu'il ,ou'ait
d0nner 10 lrndemain. jnur dr NaSl. i
~ AMis. vrrs mimuit. il Nc lrva. altu.
mA lrs fnarncaax do IA cuisine It sc
nit d l'mnsrr. Sa femme. sc rcvril.
laMt vrrS lrs truis hcn,cs dn matin, ct
No tronvant plus u mari 4 >cs cdtrS.
No mil 4 II cl,w cher dans ,outr sa mai.
son. ct m surprise tut extreme dc IT,
trN0.rr ,netamorphosc Gu cuisinicr. RI
tout occapt. qnpiqa'il hornit. d'upe.
ratioNs cnlinaircs. Uac dude ctait a
II brurhc, It cxhalait unr adcur deli.
~clcasc; dcs cremcs jctairnt sur lrs
l~nurMcaMx lcur premier bouillun. La
dame VII san mari gagncr IL salou,
drrssrr h scr, ice ri apporicr 10 pota.
r.. Cost 4 &C momcnt qn'cile Il ~rcvcil.
u avcc p~r6caatian: car. comme on IL
rcnse bicn. lcs rOn,iv Ives ~n'ctairut pas
arrives. Lie mari aida IN femme 4 srr.
trr dan, roflcc 10 diner ii ,ingalisrr-
lacnt prepare"
-l.e sienr e.. 80, anricn tab 'ctcr. Agc
dc saixantc.0nxc ans. %dc,nrarant ruc
ST. victor. s'etait drpais qarl1nrs an.
n6cs rctir0 da commerce.. ct iouissait
paisihlcmcnt dun rvycna dc S d 6. ono
r.. Sa sante etait rxrellentc. sun hu.
mcur gale It facilc. Ct ricn nc rnnvait
lat fairc sopposcr M pcusec de sui.
eide.
II y a qnclcacs ionrs. scs ~roisins nc
I'avAicnt pas vi It %conccvant quelquc
tnq0ietadc. 81 portc Tut o~aycrtr. Il lc |
aienr u. Tut trouvc mnrt pres dun
rechaad dc Charlton e%ntierrmcat con.
sumo.
Pres da eadavre sc ~tronvait nnc let.
ainsi c"neac, ct lac lc ~ieur c..
await trace dune main Etrne:
"Dispnsc 4 qnit;cr cctte tcrrc. ic
"virMs DC fairc ina barbr. ct ic rr.tt,rs
s'mca plus 6eaox habits. q n onh,icr
chrMisc ct ma cra,ate bianrhc: I
''rar. pour pas>cr Ia barqnc d Caron.
taat en- arrivant dans l'autrr mon.
''slc ~ presenter dune mauicre un
''pcu p~rnprc."
Dams tho aatrc icttrc adressse Il
Mr.. r.. Tan dc scs amis. II rinvitr,
Ainsi que MMrs. (snivcnt lea na,ns
a'anc qainxsiac dc prrsonnrs). i you-
birn nc dccidrr 4 partir dams Ia
meme barqae. ''Jc vcrrais ascc plai.
sir. dit-il en- tcrminant. mes hons
'amis me donner celtic prcave d'esti-
me; ct dams lc cas- on ills ne p~onrraicnt
'tairc route avcc moi. Jose esperer
'qa'ile ne tardcrOnt pas 4 vcnir me
'rcjoindre dams G'autre monde"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
vENTE

PAR Ia H)UR DES PREUVES.
IT. stra veniu a i'encsn AT bureau du iuge
dc paroisse. dams Ia vile lie laton itougt,
aux heures otdina res des ventes,
sAMEDI, % Avril prochair.
par orlfc lie fhonorable Jnge de Ia Conr lies
preue 8. dams Ia l'aroixse Eat Baton i.oage.
TN Negro age d'environ 80 ans, apparte.
nant a Ia succession lie George poage
Gunditions--S2}0 cor ,tait ct IA balance 4
six CT dmsc mos dc credit. en- bittets eniossas
a satisfaction ct por,aht hypolhsaue jusqn'a
,,a fait pavement.
IA mars-~5 Gil. TESTER, Juge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
TAT DE La LOUISIANA.
5, COUR DU TRDksfEMG DISTRICT.
PAROI~sE Esr BATON ltOJGE.
1honns Barrett u Go

1honas Barrett u Go
Detii Dortcb 1t 81 fsttne.
EttN esrin a'nh ws', de riBties .feri meids b mi
"a ahtssss par phonuable I tit,r do Trtsien,p
l%,ist,irt, Fafoisse ct Itat snsdits, il ssru ssposs en-
ye,ita puhiiane.
JEUDf. 0 Avfii ls4O,
h Ia MnisuD lie tour, snite les isnres nftinaitss
ne ve,te, to'is lee dioits, titrrs. intbt ats Ell praipn
tinns 'les lsftn letts, 'tans 81 pour l.s vfopfiste.
II .hsss,,,s deriits, sasoifi
Uns tiecs de Teife sitns SIR In Ii.iare ties
Piuines. dans esite psrois.e / enyiren
Is miles do eeits Vile, cenisnani cjn,
cents a~r,,nn,s pIas oi '.n., b,rnas m
Nnrl par les ,erros he Thomas Lili.y,
Area par ce'ie- do Matitny. su Sad
p,t tliie. do s. Newport. d 70 r-t pnr
rtlles de Penny. atee trutas ses depen.
dances u, aalbiirn'ions.
Aus.i, 10. Enlnves anivnnts:
Un nfgrs notnnn6 Humphrey, 80 dor.
sirrn do ana.
West, ata d'envir,n % ms.
Cotdiiou.-Au t'oinp,Bnt.
7 mars 4 a. DtrLASTf;R. Fher;f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-04-04
CO,,r tlcs E'rruvrs.

TARnlSSE EST BATON ROYCE
"A TrENDu que l.. painhntf s'est adresse
IVA A cet'e Co,ir pour e.re notntnt Curateur
dc IA suct essioh de vigtsr Abadie, Avis est
par le IRE .ent donnd A tois cenx que celia
l'asoir 4 delAire dams ',space de
dis iours, lea rsiso > pour lesquellcs la dite
lcmaade ne serait pas areut,id.
I'll marsA6 Gil TESstEit, Juge.