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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
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and proport,onably more 20, being heated.
o. this account, a partial vacuum betslg
mas1'nlned by mir pumps Kept in consfH ut
operation. has been recently introdttc ii
aud is employed 10 facilitate esapor Mi, u
IN the manufacture Of sugar, aid in pr.
dncina the crys,aili1nfion Of neutral salt.
lily drogei,, carbonic ard other gasses, NAY
be produced with double the facility d ".
cuu'I, that can be done in the open air.
A burning candle being placed in va cpafn,
becomes cxtingulshed as suddenly ~ il il
weri plunged in water. A ready method
Of producing vacuum for business purposes,
10 to expel atmospheric DIR from n large
IRON cylinder, b. "a column of steam; nnpd
i'sen condensing The steam by conducting
IT INTO cold water, in n manner similar 10
that OF the original steam engine. III this
way, b, a suitable arrangement of different
cylinders, mere than twenty times tho
quantity Of vacuum may be produced, il
proportion To the Quantity Of fnel used, that
eau be done by employing s,eom to div"
or operate air ptifnps for this prrpoae.
Timber of any kind, frais Or other articks
may be much more rapidly and eHectnplIy
dried and seasoned in vacuum, than in asy;
paintings and yarnisbes will more ready
dry Or consolidate in it; and We cannot bu,
believe il will in a short time be- cmpIoved
for a sarlety Of purposes. In which its up.
p'lcation has rot been hitherto ccaten.
p'ated.--N. Y. Kechaaic.
Rai'uny and c'ram pobcr 5000 yc1rt ago
The Lost Arts Of Mc Ancient Eewiass.
1.-THE Thebans, 1900 years before Christ,
knew less in some departments Of useful
knowledge than ourselves, they also in 9th.
ers knew more, They possessed the art
ot tetnpefing copper tools so as 10 cut the
hardest granite with the most minute and
brilliant precision. This art We have lost.
Again m~cchanicaI means had thew to Ialsc
and fix the enormous impost on the lntels
# iheir temples at knrrnc! Architt cts
nov coafe.s that t ey could not false them
by ihe usual mechanical powers Those
means must therefore be put to tteacconnt
ofthe lost arts" That they were familiar
with The principle Of Artt.ion wells has
been lately proved by engineering in.
~yes'igatlons carried on while boring for
water in the Great Oasis. That thew
WIRE acquainted with the principle o fthe
railroad, is obvious. that is to soy, thew bad
artificial cnnseways, level'ed, direct, and
erooved (he grooves being annoirtcd
~ith oil fer the conveyance from great
distances Of enormous blocks Of stone, en-.
tire stone temples and colossal statues Of
half the height Of the monument. Rem.
nants Of iron, it IS said lave lately been
found in the groove. Finally. Mr.. Araeo
has argued, that they mo- only possessed a
k1ow'edge Of steam power, which hey en-
pioyed in the cavern mysteries .f the Pa.
gan frecnasonrv the oldest in the world.
Of which the pyramids were the lcdges)
but that the modern steam engine is de-
r we'd through Solomon de Caus. the prode-
cessor Of Worcester, from the invention Of
Hero, the Egyptian engineer.
Wesi,.- asier R.rieu.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.

C~oNpucrED BY MRs. A. 9 BARKER.
Ms. d, respectfully %Iniortns her f. ends and
the public in general, that her Sttooi IS row
npef; n, pima or expe lac has been sp.red %
Oh: ain the bess lie ,c!ers OF french, english and
,nuRir. Her rooms arc now IN readiness 10 re-
eeiye boarders, end every effort viii be ma'e
10 promote the happiness, improve the mind,
AMI form The dc ,or.m91t Of those cn.rastc3
10 her rate. Parents VIII be consn'tcf "a 20
The place of worship tley wish their children
20 attend they will also be shown the rules
and regulations Of the sehoo', be ore sn'er,ng
their daughters, ne neither Improvement of the
mind, or sys;cm in the establishment, can be
kept up without strict obedience.
Baton Rou.c, nov. II 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
NEW GOODS |

The undersigned takes pleasure in calling
the attention Of his Old trends md customers,
10 the valuable Stock Of New Goods on hand.
Ills supplies will continue at re u'ar inter
valr, and 80 good bargairs can be cot at his
store as at any other in Ba'on ROUGE.
Among tho = ock on hand Will be found :
rentIemen's ready made clothing; chIIdscn's
do. do; lad ,es fancy b%onne!s, newes, Far.s,an
sty,c ; ladies' fancy caps, latest fashion; boots,
shoes and hats, and all 'ther articles OF fancy
dry goods at the lowest cash prices.
nov. IS 40 d. SANGER.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGESl.

The subscribers beg leave to return their
hanks TO their friends and the public in gene
RAJ, for the very liberal support they have re-
cetved in the line of Their business and hope
to merit a continue &C Of the public PATRON
1go~ They have got some fine workmen from
the F,as'. AMI are now prepared to rcF1jr all
kind of carriage , barouches, gigs, brrgyF,
Sc, at the shortest notice and in the bes
s'yIe; also sadd es. brides and har1ess, all
OF which will be done 10 orler and warranted
to tie well done. REEDER g. Go.
Opposite the Louisiana Bank, B-Rouge.
Il n. y Carriages, Barouches, &c, bought
,und sold. .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
n,r,s isouGE, 1ouss1asa,> SATURDAY. DEtEnnAE a, ,>4i.
THE GONE COON.

THE GONE COJS.
Ole SINNERS noot',
A poor rltcoon
On lotty bongh had got,
When he saw be ow
Ono he guessed was hls foe,
For he lophei like caytuia 5gott.
lie gun was r Use ,
81 efe Il bi bed,
Tia, cool r sott vDl,e was helrf,
'ijiow me, Slnre,
IL you pleISe, gte yJI lire,
10 speih one i!lj.e word.
For skin and for iu 8,
know | am good,
An your gun has q knowing aim;
But ere you and |
Conclusions try,
| should like to know your name!'
"My name 10 Scott
"Great heavens! what
Ts't Martin s ott?' "ihe same:
I've the iaIiest lack
In a K4ntuck--
Always 'iown' my game"
at must be go!
Aud ri came below
Don't fire--f viii, moi fly;
I've heard OF your shot,
Great Mlrt,n Scott,
And a gone young coon am ~ C.S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
Nov 20 al
PROBATE SALE,

PEDBA ~ SALE.
by virtue Of a commission from the Hon
the Judge Of re Parish Of Est Feliclan',--
wan be sold by the undersigned Parish Judge
at the court house, in the town of Baton
Rolgc. on
TUESDAY the 14th Of December mex,
the following pro- erty belonging 10 the sue
coFsiol O. the ilte Elias B,1iner, deed, w:
200 acres of land, bounded Fast by land OF
Z. w. Newport aud Connie, South by Beat
ner, West by CLANCY and Ialbot, North ty
Wilson.
Another tract of land containing Goo acrer,
formerly the properly Of W. White, bounded
North by laud OF TurhevilIe on the Comite.
Terms of sale; one aud two yehrs credit
from TIE frs. day Of January le4l, tho pr
chase money % bear ten per cent interest al
ter du" until paid.
nov, - 40 Gil. TESS4ER, j. j.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
q, ". S,aI ID o. ",


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AK law
u,y;,r iy,l HIS residence IA the Town OF
p,tn, R,l ~. respectfully to 1ders to the public
h,s proiiess,oal. services. lie wa PrAcL'e ~
the ~segtral C)ur's Of the shri MI foorta )'''-
eial Distrfces, AMI in the stprelna Golr'' =,
Nsy 1ttc NJ. BIsinoss contiied to him "'ii
receive promp' at'entton' -.
Of.s--1a Lafayette street, opposi.e tio
rcsids1se Of Ilire fessier.
hrrl M--I
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
81 RtYEU.

Taken up by John Galls, at his residence,
one mile from Baton Rouge, a sarrei Horse,
left hind foot white, about fourteen hands
high, a star on forehead, white nose, A saw ct
on he right ear, branded o 7 but hardly vlsi-
bic, aged about 9 years. The owner IS request
ed o comply with law and take him away.
Il nov. 40 J. HUESTON, Ran er.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

Or The following expression Of tasfe, by
an Old ci.,zaa Point Coup q, e9.nces so mach
give oui reaiers the brne']' of i, although
many Of them n1y have some mes originated
similar observations in Their day. Oar ge1c-
rable friend has seen The world 10 some pnr-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
DUDLEY d KNIGHT,
WHOLESALE CROCERS,

COMMISSION N FORWARDING MERCHANTS
No Tthoupitoulas 81 one DIOR from Canal,
Nep Orleans.
The above hoaee keep cenptan'iy on hand
at low prices, the best qualities f5r--
Sugat, coffee, RE, cap, caiid CT, mo iasses'
syrlrf, salt, pepper, spec, IA s u, ii-F, al
,nonlq, teas, oiis, u1ackefe, i%otaeco, sesars,
wines, liquors., c~oraials, pitct, Tar, ros.t', c"td-
are. ueils, porf, bee, lar. flour, &c. &c. with
every article in the grocery l'ne.
nov II AZ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
E,o,. tie E1uGIc.
LIKES AND DISLIRES.


dislike to see one man interfere with the
business of another.
dislike TO hear a man say behind another'a
back what he is ash1nci or a. id to say be
fore his face. Such a man will cheat and
steal.
dislike 10 see ladies' punish their toes in
tight shoes, or s~ufTocate theme vos with cor
aets ; nature never designe such punishment
for the fair sex,-why should they impose il
on themselves !
| like to see a cool house, a i COOL farm, Il
good husjml, 4 COOL wi > al g,ol children
| never fuunl these but with the man who at
tended to his og business boiore looking az
Ter that Of others.
like to see honesty AMI intelligence treated
with the same respect when united with po-
VERY as if we del to wealth. Minus Of re-
spe;t shoSs plus o. igno ance.
| dislike to see 80 many fin" Young men
abandon the society Of decent females for that
of quarteroons.
] dislike to see So many thousand pet.ars
coss,,ug up and down the Mississippi.
! dislike to see one man demand of another
mo- for an article than he is wiling himself
to pay for the same if he wished to purch1an.
r. ere is more OF the Jew than Christian liz
such conduct.
d 81 Ike 20 sec parents persuade their CHI
dsen TO marry All individual they cannot love,
contrary to their own views OF happiness.-
Marriage is a more serious business than
horse swapping; next To hanging, it is the mos:
serious tia be.alis US humans.
dislike to hear foreigners who have com"
{, tbs country a d have had Offices Of homo.
or emolunenl conferred on tier, sreak DIS
poragingIy Of our WORTHY American youth.
THIS ought NJ 10 be.
like an honest mar, of whatever pay he
may be | dis:tl wraogl;ng politicians.
Ike n good mn, Of whatever creed he
be; | DIS Ike a turncoe', a paIate! bypocr!te
aud he woli,h sy, op!l1nt.
| dislike TO see 4 mn courtIng hg cousin
or the sister Of h Is lie easei wife, an in less
| than three mon lbs after the death Of the latte
telling the former he conid not help owing
her; she SO much resenbIei his late CO pan.
on III modes,y and native charms.
dislike to see a man living beyond h's in
come and contracting useless debts without
any probable prospect of meeting his engage
merits.
like to see a man who employs a physician
to aid in preserving this mans LIE Or the lite
of some memaer OF his family, have a soul
large enough to thank him Tor his attention, i
he has not a purse big enough to pay his rea-
sonable charges.
I like to see folks pay the printers small
bills without putting him to more expense in
their collection than the whole amount to.
dislike to see people wait for the ~arriva'
of the iay Of iul!nea. to sc.tIe their store &C
couats; | dislike tosee merchants charge then
small cash customers the same charged he "
credit dealers--or try 10 male up, eff those
who pay promptly, losses incurred y random
credits to those who never pay. There is
more roguery than charity in this proceeding.
Hike a constant and sincere fri nd Ids'ise
a vaciilating ana tteacherous one as much as
| do counterfeit money or an insolvent bank
We should not vest our capital in such hands
~EPAMrSoNDUs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all person indebted to the
estate o. John Kennard, deceased, 10 come for-
ward and make payment. and for all persons
having claims ~agains: the es'ate to present
them Immediately for payment.
nov y AZ 4ts JAS KENNARD, ex'r.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
Baton Rouge, oct. 9 "a

a ABscosDED from this town on
the Bird inst. slave HAMILTON, aged
sT As, 5 !eet 8 inches in heigh' walks
FEj erect, active and has lost his upper
seaas front teeth except one of the cen
TIRE cnes; there accompanied him wien he
lei, slave BErsEY, the property of J. Buhler
Esq. and they probably will be found together.
It IS presumed they will make their way 70
wards II ssiss: ppi. Any person who will Sc
cure him so that / can get him agar, shall be
literally rewarded and all reasonable charges
pad. WHITMAN WILCOX.
nov. 6 39-et.f.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

g rtTENF N"Di i\"S nc.
DR.. C6nnel's gonorrhna mixture, oil spike,
Blv's nniment and pie ointmen+, DR.. Nc
MINIS elixir OPIUM, B,:aaic remedy Tor ague,
Rewards tollc mxgure for a.u2, Genu.n nc
southern tone a We getab.e tebrljuGe, Rev
! Barshoio news elixir OF he, 10. expectorant
syrlE, Cooks pits, DR.. Sapplngtou's pills TOR
the cure OF ntefmIt.ents, DR.. +. Spohu's
a-ue pills, warran.ei to cure, do. cure Tor SICK
haai ache, Motifs pills, genuine, do. phde-,
nix bitters, Or. Evans camoinile pits, Moor's
essence OF life, Carpenters saratoga powders,
and all his other preparations, DR.. Viewers
celebrate worln ten and salve, Henry's cal
! ciael ma rnesia, Moyon aai Buffers etter-
vescenc magnetism aperient, Curllngton's
Bllsam, Chapman and Anderson's cough
drops, Nerve and bone liRiment, rel Hniment
for rheumatism, Roofs foa der ointment, DIR.
Eastman's a~stulatic drops, DO. rhumatlc drops,
Jewett's liniment for nervous affections, do.
stimulating lininen+, do. linlmen. tor the
headache, k.ile's tooth drops, Ne he's copa-
Wa capsules, Eas:ace and Temples gonor-
rhea mixture, Barclays cubeb and sarsapa-
riila compoln', E. I'rlppe's concentrated sar-
saparilla, Po.ter's catholifor, ihompson's eye
water, Smiths nipple salre, Whites salve for
the cure of rhamat!sn, Vests chlorine cos-
rhetic and pills, Compound chlorine tooth
wash, Orris's tooth wash Oldridge's balm Of
columbia for h1ir, Kaiylor for removing PIN
pies. frschles, etc, Con iition powders for
horses; bl2c blue AMI rel ink.
These artic es, fresh from New York, are
offered at moierase prices.
Tae list of patent medicines beng too lone,
Dr.. Sou'erre has specified here only tie Prln-
cipa' bat he informs the public that he keeps
on hand me licines of all sorts, simples, sy-
rops, e~xtraits, onguents, distilled waters OF all
kinds, essences, prints, oils ETC !; and that he
will char se himself to fulfill Ill orders with
which he may be honore ! AMI make every
effort TO merit the good will Of those who may
no lor him with the custom.
-~,ysp1 ~ ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

Il see the villain in your face" sad a wes'-
ern Judge to a prisoner at the bar. "May't
please your Worship replied Pat, That must
be a personal rejection, sure
at is wonderful how often the apparent Ca
~sualt.es OF LIE seem to bow to a spirit that
will not bow to them, and y.eld to asst a de-
sign after having in vain attempted to rus
tra:e IT"
Almost a'lour desires are apt to wander .ntt
an improper cour: e: 20 d reet thea ~.roper!;
requires Gaze; .,ul that care ren1ers US sax
aad ''aP.g t rougi lie.
pEAU1iFuL- jean Paul beautifully OBJ
| eerves--.Love one human beins purely ami
warmly and you vi love all. The heart il
heayef, like the wandering sun, sees nothln:
from the dew DROPS to the ocean but Q miro
winch it warps and fls.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
HA2BEE 4. Co.,

FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No IS Camp 81. Nco Orleans.
LIBERAL advances IN CASH made on COTTON
or other produce onH..ret! 10 them, by
WM. s. PIKE, asert in Batols Rouge,
in the horse (ofu,er'y occupied by Ma'fsker.
nov ~ fg3n*
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

PowgR OF ISDUsraY.--It was u beuuti-
full expression OF a sage, that by lime and
industry the mulberry leaf Incomes a silk
shawl; but If the following statement be-
correct. and have no reason TO doubt its
truth, it affords a sti!I more siriki troof
Of what human ingenuity can accomplish
such an one indeed our oriental p~1iloso.
pheI would never have dfcamt Of. In the
manufacture Of steel, an article NAV be
raised IN value from a half. penny to g.
900 gaincas !; from one cent TO $500 O0Gt
4 pound Of crude iron costs half a penny,
j; :s made into watch springs, everyone of
WHICH il sold for half a guinea, and weighs
only n tenth ola grair; after deducting
for waste, there are in a pound weight TOO
grains; it thaTefofr affor.Is steel for 10000
watch springs, tie value of which at u
half guinea each, is $4,000 gnineas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

A. Geoffoy.
Ii tn : matter petitipner having produce 70
me his mercantile books which have been P1-
rapbed ard having in oiher respects compiled
u4ti, tie requisites ofthe law 70 cutie hsm
10 the ,c 1e / Of o rosiltary sIrrllcr u. his
property, the cosa on sha go harew'lh telnEsf-
si 10 accepted ar hjs rrGaitGrs: b. * there
tore oriefei lnat a meeting OF sad "reli efs
he colyenrt ~ The aw directs Leture n Vi ain
Ii. w .kotl. mo AIRY puoiir, At biz Off q rF the
Town ot B4fon R,Ige ou Monday tbeytf d'y
o January 1872, ~ deliberate ~, ii iii ~ %!
petitioner and 1t ~ further ordered thai .Ioseph
w Fowler EsI, be appointed o reriesesA the
abfent ere3torf, and IN the mean time, aud an.
I'll further orders all proceedings against The
e -roD and properly nj petitioner are stayed
ii Ncyembre IS41.
(Stgned) ISAAC JOHNSON,
Jud e 81 District.
] certify the forego ny to &c q true copy OF
the original Oh fiji, in my ollie.
M. MORENO.
Dspu'y Clerk.
In pursuance Of the above order the credi-
tors of 4 Ge ,fffoy are hereby no fled to APP
pear be ore The undersigned notary pab II at
hs ofi,e IN the town Baton Rouge o. Mon
day the 3rl of January 1872 at 10 o'clockA NJ
thea and here t tale no ,ous.dctatI0n nd d"
deIibcta.c On the prayer Of The Petition u sad
A Gcoli:oy according TO law.
WM II. WTkOFF,
Nov 20 Ill No.ary Public.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

INoE11cATE vRRY-A married lady, up
town, lately rebukei her daughter, in severe
terms, for using the word suicide. 'E}ov Of
ten have | told you my daugh'er,' said she,
nirknames were not only improper, but high
IL il1elicate! always say Sa-sanside, m dear,
give every young lady of your acquaintance
her full name When Gen. Johnson com
mence life he was a sailor, and I have fre-
quentIy heard you fa.her saw General allowed
other sailors to call him Jackson. in accord
ance with their custom; the consequence was,
my love, his political enemies always called
him General Jackson, even after he became
Presiden., and there is every probability that
the nickname will follow him to the grave
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
STRAY.

~ TAKEN uP-byT Terrence Du-
.AKe~TYs mouy I In c a white horse,
xxx E~SS aged from IL to ID years
MsSlssxSA without any mark apparent.
Said horse will be sold by the Undersigned
Justice Of the peace, unless reclaimed by the
owner within mine y days from dale,
West Baton Rouge, Is Novembre 1871.
WI. Joyce, J. ?,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
SrRAYEl

Taken up BY Jacques Blanchard, adark b1y
horse, supposed to be Z years old last spring,
and branded E s G on the lett shoulder. Same
horse will be sod by he uaie.signsi justice
OF the peace, unless cllimei by the owner
within nine.y days. d. BROOKS, J. p.
Bate. Rouge, Oct. 30 IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

stool Of preaching, and not say ano, cr
word-but hold on a minute. Society
may be made a fit circle u, travel in, If
you oil try to do the cAan thing TO every
one, ut Ill times, aDo ackn Wedge obcJI-
eoce TO Oac, who;4 supremacy should ne
yer be called in question. So mote it
hi
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
RATION Rnl,GE PACKET.

The s,samer TEcIIE,
n= Capt l.. NJ. s.RB"Is' VIII
sks.s1zgssssEsz hereafter leave Nsw >H-
ielns every Taesaay eve At o'clock. retars'-
inr vii lelre Bltpl Roage every SATURDAY
No NM at s o'clock. For freight or passage
a,nlv on b ,1r.h: or TO Il. v. RADiN.
Baton R1a.e, nov. IL 40
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04

FOR SALE OR RENT.
A house and lot STATED in a pleasant part
ri THIS town. ID n Use is iarge and ccr1mo-
S,s,s' anasaS all necessary out-buildIngs.
aIaaFe Of AMOS ADAMS.
Baton Rouge. Oct % 37-sf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
I'm STANDS.

A few Of Fraz.er's celeoratet c ,,on e;,s
Also: Several horse pa Az wagons. for
sale BY J&Et: PHILIPS & 60.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
Was committed 10

n Was committed 70 Inc dcPlf Of
AZ lElst Broa Roug", on the ~ h
Ef,>Agff inst, from the jail Of West Baton
E%hE/ pourc, a ne 70 calling himself
s,e..ta g y k,s., DtcK. height s feet 6 inches, aged
ak ,aiIes below Bayou Sara. The owner Will
comply with the law and take him away
sep 25 33
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-12-04
UNIraD STATES MAIL PACKET.

.,9.5Aa-. " The suUS!a }ltldl diH Ifs
sAs running s eamer BUCKEYE
s~a.a:sssss- ]. Hooper NJ IS es viii rue
as a regular packet during the season ieav'no
New Orieans Sundays and Wednessays at ~
o'clock, and Baton Rouge every Meaaay aho
Tnursd v at IL o'clock arriving IN new or'
leans the same night. For freisbtoF passage
apply on board.
Nov 20AL. =