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FrEsr plsIEIer ATKINS PATTI
OF NKwORIEANs II SON and JAMES GOLDNG -. No. 637l.
DY YIRTuE of q INJURIES writ of feri 70 81 q 8

OF NEwoE1EANs II SON and JAMES GoLDNG .. No 637l
RY VIRTUE of pluries writ of feri facias
NevOeans the above entitled proceed sell at public
auction the Rotnda the Exchange street between
Charres and Royal Streets SATURDAY March g. 1852 at 70
o'clock NJ -
l. certain LOT OF GROUND situate the
BY Dryades Euepe Hercules and Felicity Streets the city of H
NewOreans Said Hercules W
street. commencing corner of Hercules and
Euterpe by l2 feet inches lines deep parallel
lines according sketch plan
Adophe Masuresu the 18th day May 1912 the
story houses. "
vacant OF GROUND situate in the square bounded
BY Dryade Gig Hercules and caiope the saule
the city SewOeaus said lot
made By Pile dated shs LIST s4a and deposited Ne
the original plan Of said suburb front
street. BY 1877 feet between parallel
lnep, all American measure. f
Seized in the above suit
TsRTs being the and last auction above described
vii be definitely sdadicaied TO tho highest and bidder
bond with good and solvent security bringing interest rr
anhu and special mortgage the property Until sold final payment
JAMES P, FRERET,
E1arHp Mt parizb
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of EkwSRLsANs. II THiL.,. No. 55l7.
RY VIRTUE Of n writ of seizure and sale to
directed by the Honorable the Fifth New
Heans IN the above entitled will proceed public
O'clock = " '' -' w 1908 III u.
CERTAIN GROUND situated in the su,mr
IN tins city, forming the Felicity Road and Constance str
md measuring forty feet and inches
feet and four inches depth on Constance
and leaving only thirytxo feet in in the rear
uogsher with all the BUILDINGS AND thereon
without exception which buildings ONE STORY F iii
HOUSE at the OF Felicity Constance stree. and m
joining tho same fronting Constance STORY FRAME
BUILDINGS. ~ '"N I
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p. FRERET
field "a Rh6 16 Sheriff OF the Parish of ti,,ss,
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CENITyNE MEDTCINE WAREHOUSE, No

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No
" 15I CARTR Els STR EE9J WRIGHT co having resolved
OF their business nave hgIeed
propeos OF all the genuine popular Patent ed
throughout United States TO keep them constantly supplied
with ample assortment at rates Tar below ,he usual
prices enabled TO otter Tor me Inspection
purchasers which can be lonl ~ una
any other city, Having had many years N we ah a
acquired nctes o conducting
particular department liberal scale and prepared to
supply trnd lew TINT The purchaser chn9n
fail handsome cennge on his investment e,ihe
reta At ueir be found null assortment OF
PATENT MEDICINES The following "t comprises
furnished to dealers, III most eaHe
from twenty to per cheaper than than mnnuete
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s s gs11Gs Or MGAFEREY PATRICK
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri facias a moi
~ atdess6 par Honorable L. Winter, Seonde pa
pour ~ farosse Orleans dams irec pub
n4ue BANKS Arcade Magazine,
lac Mars, 1852, midi
Leg anla aaeloratons qn louvent desu
uncpale de cee WILLIE dams llet
aIao raver en ct Johnson ct designS s nome
"n drsse par LOUIS Brnge 30 Av 1888 epose eue
d. L. MeCay fen Noaa Public lie (mesur. merjCanri
pieds poues gnes de Johnson sur ISL peds poe
de Proondeur entire gnes PARALLELS Conditions compliant
fee 3ti30d f PEARSON Corstobl,
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l II of NEwilRLg II No. 1914.
DY VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered jan


ps,a,er esunrcHAs eALvANI .i ms CREDITORS
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered jan
Ill ss in a 'Ss a'ess
TaJasS f s s iss ss. %
known csnu situate Canal street. beween pann
s.i'ss sR r Rs OF sAR
rAs balance of the LEASE d SAB PREMISES expire
sa Of November 1855 al the rate Of $500 per payable
fesi Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Orleans.
psssss b nosrAMAr FRANCIS DUBOIS
DY VIRTUE Of writ of plurius fieri faoias to
nj ss ss s ss s @ 5 s"tf
hs RS'unda the cit E,shsnss
rFdSS SsSs r. s SSs
@
srss s aae nss sn nss. @
Seized in the above suit
fe5 10 % mis- Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
bhUs
RY VIRTUE Of a writ Of seizure and sale to
me directed BY s the Fourth nf
@ Rounds t0q ,s s Ss s
sEhSAs Ss 8a oRh s 4
" sss'ea apa ep th' '
ss on s s st aaa
three the Sor sid side lime as Fer Plan wp
sfqsssi%, Ss,sly fasHs n 'S.s'y ~
@ sss. a" n sss s aisa
peemssr 81 H payable per
ear nss ss d pf 90 ps until
of nine hIes dollars and cents,
TWO % ae
dollars of act with interest and costs q suit
| fs 1s 9s mhs Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Ds7nIe1 eouRr IF. E. BoNFoRD rw. coLauHouN.
DY VIRTUE Of writ of ieri .faoias to me
directed BY the Honorable the Fourth District Court G New
nj Rs9 & MoSBSy sb IT,
s2Ts 9E .ssss sIans WITH SITUATE
s Rs il s and anp Ne s Of % as %
X s eight
II '"@S
English FEET 'front.' ON Jul srssSs as
s srd "a ANp IMPROVEMENTS on said lots consist
efE Ha s9b6 HEisk s8SsF FS TT9 STORY BRICK
s Ts in The ga ABOVE ss sui. ssit JAS rRrRrr
l Il 'H mhi u Is sns spot Sheriff The Parish
FIFTH ps1se1 I, WRIGHT CO ~. WINTER
TRfE Of and IN obedience to s order
I nc Ct s o o" 2 5 ms s .sSvs
Exchange ST. between charres and Royal Ri
sSsf SfissH all her
right
nearly opposite this city.
| Attached in the above suit.
| Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p, FRERET
| fe5 1918 90 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
SECOND D1sTRIcT CouRrIl j. JouET vs. JEAN AURIAUNE
OF NEwORLEANs. II No. 1854.
pY VIRTUE Of an alias writ of fieri facias to
me directed by the Honorable the Second District Court New
Orleans the above entitled will sell
on in the Rouda the City Exchange St. Louis
\ o'clock ~ 10y " -
RIGHT TITLE INTEREST OF JouET in and to
certain rendered his
the 9th January 1852 for the of hundred eighteen dollars
fifty CENTS with interest the
from the 5h January 1852 until paid the
the suit of JOS ouet Eienne Rmore No.
| the docket OF said Court.
Seized in the above
Terms cash the JAMES P, FRERET
el0l3l720 Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
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)XSSy,GIEEHNAA1TzED BITTlERs-A SOVEREIGN

hAYGENATED BITTIERS-A SOVEREIGN
nSyI K ,, FOR DYSPEPSIA ASTHMA AND GENERAL
hb a u CONTAINING NO ALCOFOL-The best and strongest
@ the world for the Dyspepsia
i Loss OF appetite, Asthma, Plies Iucpnt Consumption,
VI rom frotractsd Feyers, Ague
OF Viii ,u age, and diseases arising
coIuon oil the stomach. remedy,
or nervous ieraRgern - " '- ' 's ~ >
the following: NfNNN' ''' '''SN'' w N'N' ~
Professor A. A, HAYES, NJ. D. State As.,,,ar
tIIZHENRY HOMER, Esq Boston
JAMES G. DUNN, City Treasurer, Boston,
Hon MYRoN LAWRENCE, President Mas, Senate
h ei H. II ARNOLD formerly Governor Island
s. Senator. 'V''''''' VI '''+''s""''' '" -
Hon. j. I. ,,,
Senator. s''S '''enuf VI Ne"'"eAs' n'" - p
lion D. F. SIMMONS, U S Senator rom Rhode Island
non SAMUEL. ) PHELPS U. Senator from Vermont
hon MM UPTON Y. S. Senator fran We rmont
I'M fLol, member OF sfromV
ii rs IN member of Congress from
tory. 's'HS '''' "'S''ns&1 '''''
Zen a. s, &c DODGE, member of Congress onl Iowa.
~ II Esq Clerk in the House of Pepre
~ ~, ,tSon w HklpSsE, Esq Detroit higan
nr w JONES, Esq, Surveyor General ipubuon, Iowa
S S n ~ iioAts Esq, IS Wall street, NewYork.
oil The hignes cabity
cine Tn ihn mas ,etn sad niav this invaluable med
f x, noesae Druggss Merchants
tsr T,a by oo WRIGHT Co. ISL chare street.
bottle % the oxy eenatea Bitter will have
~ printed in English and Spanish
otl upon he tile wi III the seuatr.
sl orders must he addressed. ~ IS n,is Al WI
ma 1Wly
4 mi 3NDS AND w AT NTr,Uc
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p [ L Il s

that
by the PAIN EXTRACTOR. remedy,
removes at once the pain and SORENESS
Williams, of Hamilton
natl duty community thus publicly
troubled with
during which time have suffered much bodily PAIN
that confinement bed have expended hun
dred dollars but to continued Meanwhile
finally make DAILEYS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR for the awful complaint; my
well and hearty
Of ha Ointment ascbe These
willing affirm the e.dcnt
authentic JOHN WILLIAMS.
tn,an
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TlGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION no
BAeco,Ths subscribers have constantly on hand and for ,a
~ LOIS 70 suit purchasers, CUBA, HAVANA
COUNTY, KENTUCKY TENNESSEE NJ M pnS
Also Tobacco in hogshss bales seas n, he
Me tean market and for plsntaion ''H nor 'ne
TURNER K RENSIIAw
s6 Camp street and TehUup,tculas srsct
Sg Tobacco balsd TO order. f sn. I w.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


40 Nka,)uIx.Ss 5125.
Di VIRTUE of an alias writ of seizure and
by Honorable tho Fifth District Court 81
ewueann will proceed to sell at puhc
aucto City Esshsnge Louis street between
Royal TUESDAY, February ~ 1852 at ~
TFRTAN IoT or GROUND SITUATE IN THE SUBURB AN
NNCATION in Second Mu cpslty OF this city, in the square
bounded by Ths Liberty and Howard streets designated by
Ire No On S. Phelps Engineer on the b OF
depced in the office of Jules Mosey then NO
tsrv forming the corner Of Thai and
ma having 81 feet inches and lines front
IN Liberty street depth, between parallel lines together
with All e thereon aud the BUILDINGS, consist
ne Of ONE STORY FRAME HOUSE, FRAME KITCHEN, Cis-
TERN,
Il Terms raab On m sno. JAMES p. FRERET
inp.4 fea Ia "a Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
oF NEwtDaiKASs II RlGAN.. No bSfi
10y VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
by Tie Honorable the Fifth District Court Of New
entitled will proceed sell at public
Rotnda the City Exchng ST. Louis street. between
A CERTAIN lot OF GROUND WITH ALL THE BuILDiN IS
AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON SITUATE IN THE SUBURB
DFD of this city, designated by the No. and having In Amer an
mnasnre, inch lines front ST. Thomas leiw
feet inches and lines depth
depth the opposite sic said lot BENZ oil
conformity with private plan daw'n
April by H. fie and Deposited N the Office Of
Ar,nas Notary this city which consist
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, SLATE RooFED KITCHEN, els
TERN,
saised in the above suit. ,., - 49,,
Terms tho spot. -, JAS. r FkEkkT,
{,nai ia Ia 4. Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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IVA LDIOAL NolICE-DR. LOCKWOOD, who
- ~ 50 grent reputation Louisville KY
FEVERS ~ o as south in BILIOUS, YELLOW and TYPus
NJ a wei rs all The following Rheumatism Geut
PSreapit aud nfpGf pSnrs ist LIVER Complaint
numerous dssrc;nn We denominations OF the Internal Viseera His
last
ms visits to the Charity ospa sIeci
ci h9fpd Antony which he
vi sses peculiar to the South, and facilitate their
m eherea Diseases such Syphilis worst iors-prnary
U SN Structures Glee Beuireal spiddit
M ~; ~ nfA STREET hetwe
DE- LochWooDS SPECIFIC curtain for syphilis
ee can be obtained the Office dollars
n ne Sseept OF hye dollars ospa, any part
~ SM ne greatest secresy III be
w Vince hours from a. ". ~ WA
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We have taken trouble introduce Dr. Dnvis Syrup VII
Cherry and Tar here and have sold NIL from you Dr.
H. Cook has used it his practice he thinks highly of the Medicine
d. Cook one Of the most eminent phy,hns IN the Unite
OF Span during MI his residence this country.
~ When first offered this medicine the public with til
expressed intention of publishing certificate without good auto
for its truth TO that rule have adhered rejecting all certificate
for the authenticity Of which have had the repons
The following was forwarded by respectable Druggist, Mr. Hoy
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OF NgwORLEANs.
DY VIRTUE Of
ID Of sails rendered Janu
able the Fifth District Cou.
cause, | will proceed to sell /
Exchange, 81. Louis street, b
DAY, February %, 1852. at !
The bark ARDENNES, Il
etc., as she now lays at Algiel
nearly opposite this city.
Attached in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot.
fe5 1Ol5 On
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RR. DAVIss SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

NEEDY for CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA coUGiis,
COLDS etc. append notices of the
The medicine Numerous testimonials be pamphlet for
drbuton the which sufferers to
be proper that Dr. paetng
years. standing, graduate of the University
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FROM THE WESTERN EMPIRE.

II,
Ma. j. F. HowELtsS 1t affords much pleasure
that cough and affection of the lungs has been
moved by the onealf bottle Dr. Dnvs's Wild
Cherry and Tar, which you and others
safely recommend the of the above Coughs
Colds, most excellent remedy.
Yours respectfully, W. W. PHILLIPS
Extract trOa" Letter from y W Hfisn, Merchant NptD Bvc
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NM. GENTRY EFT WILLIAMS.

Un Journal whig scottiste, qui nous
annoncait il y a qneIlues jours Ia rentree
de M. parham au giron dn whiguisme,
pendant que NJ. Parham taisait des dis
conrs dams toules les assemblies demo-
cratigues qui avaient lieu dams les pa
roisses de linterieur de 'Etat, disait
bier, sur i'autorite du South Western de
Caddo, qne MN. Gentry ct Williams
s'ttaient prononces eli fayeur du general
Scott.
C'est tout CONNIE 81 ION nous annon-
Gait seriensement que l'elnpereur des
lures s'est Eait baptiser.
NM. Gentry ct Williams ont etc les
deux premiers Signatures de la memo>
rabIe proclamation des membres wings
du Ccngres qni ont republic Ia candida
ture du general Scott, non pas pour Sc
E.ire democrates, mais pour rester wings.
Libre a d'autres de croire qu'ils le sont
encore en- Sc mettant la remorque du
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" Nous rappeIons tous les citoyens
de la Louisiana, que les paroles at
tribuees au general Pierce sur la loi
relative aux escIaves marrons, dams
un discours prononce par lui a New
Boston New Hampsbire], en- decembre
dernier, ont recn un SOLENNEl. DE-
MENTl du president meme de cite as
senablfe ct de cent quusze autres tenaoins
oculares, lcus citoyens du Ntzc- -Hanaps-
hire, parml IesqueIs on dIstingue les
membres des premieres cours de justice
de Get Etat, ct dcs hommes qui y Occur
pent les emp|os les plus honorab|es de
sorte quill ny plus que les gems a qui
il pI"it Oh qui il cohvient de croirc ct
de colpo'ter un mensongc grossier ct
impudent, qui puissent leindre d'aouter
fol a celui don't il s'agit ici. Voir lc
Pionnier de E.4ssomption du 10 aout
1922
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DRAME VERlTABLE.

II y environ un an, denx Ang!ais,
Iitterateurs distingnes, Nj. Morton ct M.
L. Bower, etaie't venus hahiter Paris
Ell quaIite de correspondents dun de>
principaux journaux de l.ondres. M.
Morton occupait IN appartement au n
30 du boulevard des Capucines, ct NJ :.
Bower demeuraIt ayec sa mere rue de
Sezc, :. &c dernirr await recemment e
pouse une jeune ct joIie femme Gull al
matt eperduenent.
Morton, quI, par la nature de ses &C.
cupations, etait obIige de rendre son
confere ct ami de frequentes visite<,
devint amoureux de mistress B. ct ui fit
une cour assidue.
Ellie resista d';bord, mais ellie eut lie
tort de ne pas ayertir son mari. Celui. ci
s'etant absente pendant les evenements
de decembre pour un voyage ell Angle
terre, Morton, qui Sc troavait seul avec
I'objet de "a passion, devint plus pres
SAINT. L'agitation que la jeune femme dat
ressen,ir pendant ces deux enouvantes
iournees yint en- aide aux dasirs de Nor
ton. Un soir que l'emeute grondait dams
la rue, Nine Bower, de.hi-,norte &c
fiayeur, oubIia toutes ses resolutions ct
devint coupatde.
A peine avait-elle commits la faute
qu'elIe fut en- proie au remords. Redou>
tant les rigueurs de la religion protestan>
te dams le sein de IaquelIe ellie await etc
elevee, ct desesperant de trouver dams
ses froides pratiques les consultations aui
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general Scott, qui Sc conduit Iui- meme
par les abolitionnstes Seward ct john
ston. QUAINT MN. Gentry ct Williams.
quaint a leurs associes dams l'envre pure
ment whig de Reputation NM. Toombs,
Faulkner, Lyons, Jennifer, Clingman,
Wright, McKaig ct autres, nous avons
a>sez d'estime pour leurs convictions,
a>stz de connaiSsanCe reclIe des causes
sur lesquelles cIles reposent pour etre
persuade qu'ils sont plus opposes que ja-
mais l'efection du general Scott.
Celia nous sutfirait 1t bien au. della pour
revoqucr en- doute Iopinion du journal
whig don't il s'agit. Mais nous avons plus
que celia !: nous avons Iu, ct on peut lire,
dams les journaux de Nashville lie dtmen
Ii que Ie fills de Nj. Williams a donne
sul-neme 4 fassertion du South Western
tie Caddo; ct celia doit suftirc reut-etre
a ceux a qui il faut des preuves mate
RELIES.
Nous avons VII cette assertion en- meme
temps que Ie dement, don't nous parIons,
ct ne pensant pas qn'on pit EN- tirer parti,
nous avons lalsse s'egarer le journal de
Nash lille qui con'enait la Iettre de NJ.
Williams fills; mais les incrednIes pour
ront facilement s'assurer du ftit.
Les e!ecteurs peuyent attendre Ia
repetition dcs mames moycns, qu'on EN-
p!oiera sans doute pour leur persuader
que plus dun whig egare revient au
bercaiI, mais qu'ils Sen dtient. On re-
Went dune erreu:; On ne reyient pas de
la yerite; or, il ny a d'egares que les
wings scotlstes; ct pour Ie Ieur prouyer,
81 la chose dependant de nous, ct sill ne
s'agissait pas de metre en- peril les plus
chers interets de la patrie, nous vou-
drions leur donner pendant sin mois ic
general Scott pour president. Ap'es
cette experience, il est bien sur qn'iIs ne
s'attendraient pas voir venir enx NM.
Gentry ct Williams, mais qu'iIs Sc hate
ralent d'alIer les trouver.
(Courr5erde Ia Louisiane)
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PROGRAMME DEMOCRATlQUE.

Zous les efforts fats par: It's abolitionistes
on par d autres, dams le but de pousser le
Congress intervemir dams Ia question
de Eesclouoge, on a faire les premiers
pas dams cette cole, sont caicuifs pour
prod"1re les consequences les plus olar-
nanntes et les plus dangereuses. DE tells
efforts tendent inevitublement a dimi~
nuer le bonheur du penp|e, menacent
la permanence ct la Stabilize de IU-
Mon; lis ne doivent done etre sonte-
nus par aucun homme ami de nos ins>
titutions poItiques. C'est pourquoi Ie
p"rti demotratique dc l'Union, pre-
nant pour base le present programme
national. oppuiera Ell sontifndra Ie1ec"-
ton fdele Aes aCtos, copmus sous le nom
dc nsrs'res du Compromis, passes par Ia
6cf'ticre convention" y comprls lofte
pom Ia reclamation des escloves q"a So
serom souyhaits par ia tuite d Ieur servi
cp on 4 lc'r huvaiI, lequel octe aya"i etc
pnsse of, d'oss"rer ferec"tion d"ne
disposition erpresse de Ia Constitution.
ne s1uroH. sans uiolotion de ce;te meme
Constellation. 9tre robjd d'aucun roypel
on enlargement de nature q en- detruIre
OF Il en- dlminuer la ve, tu.
lie parli democrati9ne resistera a
tou,e tentative de renouveler au-de-
tanS ou au dehore du Congres l'agita-
ton de la question de i'esclavage, sous
queIque torme ou queIque coueur que
la tentative Sc produise. ..
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- All +! vraiment ! celui-la etait done
jaloux de votre conluete
--C'est ce que je he puis me permet-
ire de dire sa majeste.
= Vous etes discreet, monsieur FAma'
dis; mais entin, 81 ces marchands u n'etaient
pas venus votre secours,-car ce sont
des marehands qui yous ont soutenu, dit
esperiez-vous Pourfe:ndre vos qaatre
adyersaires ct bafouer le cinquieme
- J.esperais donner le temps d la
dame qu'ils poursuivaient de leur echap-
per; je ne songeais rien autre chose.
Pas meme aux estocades don't votre
deyo1ment pouva it etre pays
= Serait-on digne de combattre pour
la beaute, ST l'on songeait au danger que
Ion court pour ellie
- Avec de tells principles, vous irez
loin aupres des femmes, dit lie foi en-
RANT. aa
CASTOR await grande envie de repon-
Dire que l'amour dune senle lui sufiisait,
mais il Sc contenta de faire comp,endre
sa pensee, dams un regard a Mile de
Fresno.
Henri Ill continua
= II est dommage que vo,is ayez etc
81 absorbe par la defense de votre belle
yous auricz peut-etrc surpris queIques si>
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tNR RWG IA il sn il q q ON .
.S0LANGE DE FRESNE.
-Hld3 si eat9If- IN slI8g Hs4
a'PAn MME ADELEl DEsloGEs.
.0af< es ftFH-0-- tI83 ias p
DO ,aosiqtHoss AIV.n fetsfa2
.e<Hv..a
TiSuik..1

Tout ce qni me demontre squ'une
beiteintelIigence ne garantit pas de Ia
sdeprayation. m'est penible enseffet: mais
.ce NEST pas de moi gull s'agit,-c'est de
'voas.Y Yotre opposition de topt-a-l heu-
re aug mauyais .desseins d Henri III au-
rait do Acheuses consequences 81 ce
prince pony poayaith IS croire ql'e. rous l'ayez re-.
comm. ssbi ,.,sg...,. ss..,.. ...,
--T.ILdevrait bien plutot redouter de
savSig Nile Dc Fresno daus le secret de
snn inPudence ct de. 81 iachete, dit
u 1s.li sb Hsll .liEva ii gs3g..
III en- eprouyerait une honte qui
redopblerait son aversion pour yous, re.
prit Solenge; aassi faut.A qu'il. ignore
egalement que son incognito est trahi,
ct que jesus n. Persolsne gull i often
see.sg.a., ss I
- Je ne crois pas d,lficile de le lais-
ser dane l.ignorance sur, ces deux points.
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gaes I'aide desquels ON pouyait retrou-
yer ces masques.
- lis etaient trayestis de maniere,
sire, q ce qu'on nett pu les reconnaftre,
meme en- les examinant ayec beaucoup
d'attention. s
- Celia est facheux, ,epliqua Ie mo +
narque dun ton de soulagement plut6t
que de regret.
Et il sen ALA vers Mile de Fresno,
qui, tout en- ne perdant pas IN mot de ce
que disaient Henri Ill ct Melcy, s'etait
engagee dams une conversation avec le
due de Guise au sujet de Ia langue ita-
lienne, don't Ia refine Catherine await fait
naitre lie goft ou platot la mode chez ses
courtisans.
- Comment est-il possible, demandait
lie due a SoIange au moment o1 le roi
s'approchait dseile, que voas refasiez de
rendre Justice au langage le plus doux,
lie plus expfessif, le plus harmonienx qui
existe lie seuI veritablement que dus-
sent parIer des ! vres CONNIE les y5tres
- Je ne conteste nj la douceur, nj
Repression, nj harmonic de I'Italien,
repondait la jeune file d'honneur; mails
je lui trouve trop d'emphase. ~
- Vous appelez emphase son accent
anime qui seIt 81 biea d traddire IL pas
sion A.s.@ il't9} ~S2 go
aIUgfdE4 ass@aae lis
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- peut>atre, car il ne mauqnera pas
dc chercher a en- sortir en vous adres-
SAINT d.insidieuses questions, ct 81 vous
n'etiez pas sur vos gardes, je Grain
drais...
Vous craindriez, interrompit wives
ment le jeune calviniste, pour ma sim
plicits deyant Get esprit de rheteur cou-
rome don't vous admirez Ia puissance.
- Vous yous meprenez sur le sens
de mes paroles, monsieur de Meley, dit
Solange dun ton ferme, ct moi je COM
prends Ia portee des ,6tres... Je suis
persuadee qu'averti: vous ne laisserez
prendre aucun avantage sur vous par qui
que ce soft; quaint i l'esprit de sa ma
ieste, ]e l'admire, jen conviens, mais ST
yous croyez, CONNIE beaucoup d'autres,
qu'une admiration de ce genre pnisse me
conduire a l.anour, vous vous trompez
Jamais, non jamais, l'honme que je
saurai incapable de gouverner ses pas
sions n'obtiendra de part dams ma ten.
drcsse ! .5
En- parlant ainsi, ellie Sc leva ct pria
Castor de Ia ramener au louvre. -l.eur
retour fut siIencieux Mile de Fresno
semblait en- proie d'ameres pensees: ct
Melcy, quoique rassare sur les sentimens
de la ieune file l'egard du roi, ne pou.
yait s'empscher dc rsver tristement a