The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-09-18
otonts even 10 he ~ Q5 eaesNtt.' An1
thay will also doubles bef he smoolns
ENimbo e0oftisr, who

otonft even tto Tie q. Qk eaeiNet. Ano
they will also doubtless per ne eMe0lhs
lNimble gortisr who
ssInalend 81 mounting gsd steea,
To fright The souls 81 fearful adxefsaIles,
capered ii The palace aaloonai and after he bad
his CUE, reused ihe vengeance q IN goq q me
(pretended) idolatry, against the then Vice sfess
dent 81 tic United states, and then hied away
TO carry party considerations ~ urge party neI-
its, 81 9olic party favors at the foot q the
British ton 10 has, since That periods
paid han friends, md tas's
turned rs oYEK 70 MS
sIDE.s
have also some persons affirm, ID regard
To the sAnse-RooM, that Il had not sulncient
number ct chars 10 accommodate the Vslters there
al times kept il waiting. am satisfied, however,
that he president cannot be aware q the tacis e
lie Wonld have ordered for this room dozen o.
two sif dalnaiks, 81 bamboo canes from the other
apartments of The palaces from whence Their felno-
val would hardly have been recognised.
Democratic Presidents, Mr.. Ghaifmans somc-
times get tired 81 their furniture Soma change,
perhaps, has taken place % the fashions ana men,
forthwith, il becomes old and decayea' furniture
and they send Il of % auction and sell 4 Ter
whistle. All leastsiz different sales n sod cr
furniture have been held within the
Inst seven years, w =.
9th December, 835. Gross proceeds $3.50 y
81 81 s's 8 e e
ia 1884 900 SO
10Th March 1885 Is $50 80
Esd Nogembsr ss7 1913 II
o.mm,..,... a. ..... expense. s's spo 3. e
Nettproceeds 81 sales 5000 40
After ala giT, il may be better occasionally to
dispose 81 the sa1plas furniture ct the palace,
otherWise its rich saloons would soon fesenb pie an
men, Impoverished by their Wees order the furni-
tufe of their castles, for the purpose Ct raising
the wind
shall not detain the committee, Mr. Chairnlans
by going over the same setefna round Of elegant
and costly furniture with which the apartments
on tho second story Of The palace abound, must
NOT, however, omit 70 name the ostrich egg nlan-
teIsofnament on silver etands, and the superb I'M.
peral and royal Wilton, Brussels and Saxon car
lpets; some 81 which, 4 is SAID, are deep enough
for good loco-foco democrat 70 bury big loot q
as he walks over them. Let me refer yous SIT, to
three or four of the carpet bills;
EW-YoRK, July 3. 1887
The President of the II. States, BIZ &. II. Smith
bought of Joseph Lowe, I'M PCR FER OF EN- o.
lLISH Carpets, 0il-Cloths. &C., 333 Broadway,
corner Of Anthony street,
SO yards Brussels boay, l8s. 220 80
23A do. do. border, al8 81 So
p9 do. do. body, g 222 Is
R3 do. do. border, l8 81 75
3 Imperial rugs, ladies' room and two
chambers, S25 rs 90
e622 So
Correct as regards quantities. Sept e. 1887
ED. BURKE.
Received payment. JOSEPH L0WE.,'
ssMartin Van buren,, President U. S.,
Bought Of w. w. Chester & Co, I9I Brondways
1887, June 90, 1904 yards Sarony carpet-
ing, 4 dollars, $500
I rug to match, 81
July 81, 2 rugs, 25 dollars, so
767
By remnants, say yard, returned q
S763
goth Sept, 1887. Correct. Ed. BuEKE.
Received payment Of 4. u Smith,
nv. w. CHESTER q Coz