Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-10-24


| slave had not yet been found. Netwiah-
Standing .she uncertainty Of obtaining pos-
'fpusiane he bargained With BIZ
new ownes Tor him, paid him sevea hua6-
red dollars for him, and became himeeIfa
slave holder. 1t was necessarily very ~
certain whether he should ever sec he
slave whom he had purchased. In go
DAYS, however, Ambrose, the slave, was se
his door. and expressed his delight that -
had been purchased.
The Doctor says, in reference to his pur--
chase:
"Let the terms he we'll considered. Ac-.
cordae to The laws Of the land, Ambeoee -
nv slave, but. in truth. he il my hired man..
have opened an account with him; havo.
charged him with the purchase aooeySt:
will charge him with all the expense -
causes me. and viii! credit him, ~ were be
an; other hired man, with the work he pee--
forms for When he has cleared hin-
selfbv his labor, l have told him that Gill:
sell him to himself, or take him ioe0 Ill.,
rois, and give him a certificate Of smanu--
mission.
In this way think myself free from an
unrish,eousness in en>laving ellow man..
Ia this way, thousands, who hate slavery.
could free men from slavery. Aud 10 The
way, nominal stakeholder may be no op-
pressor ola brother in the human family.
Mos, heartily do wish that our land hsd.
never known slavery; but since Il exises
e. .mA:1 - -
wholly abolished"
A story is coming westward Of couple
Of rogues, one Of whom carried the other
to doctov,in bag, and sold him - .
subject. After having pocketed the cash,
the bagged boy began to kick. "Why,"
saws the man Of phys.c, shes alive."-
Hell keep the longer," replied ,hs rogSe.
"snd you can Nil him when you wass
h,m."
A kind Of wheat which gives three csoqo
year is coming into use IN Ffsnce.
Some Of the medical periodicals. have
taken the field against feather bsds. Theso
ought to be a crusade against them; - %.
clifton against them, immediate ao4 -
conditional, Of the whole race.
A murderer near Memphis, - he Rao-
dolph recorder tells ~, was lately "trio9
by about fifiv citizens, Who bent q geeeo
sapling down, fastened his neck 20 he top,
when he was swung into etesnsty." A
pretty savage tnaI, friend Latham; il smacks
IF the olden time.
The New York Sun, Of mooa memoey,
says a mans liver vas tapped il Eagaao6
the other day, a tin pipe placed 10 The heSe,
and the diseased MISTER suffered 70 no
for weckM We should lire to - ~
Suns liver tapped; instead or black bile 4
would run white lye, We reckon.
The Yankees have taken 70 makiaR
white lead paiat from sospsto0e.
The Marqui. Of Waterford and seme
other noble gentlemen who came . shese
time since to this country. and were reeek
ve6 at New York BY the Mayor, have bsea
to Bridewcll for riotous behav.
Jour. They first made an attack upoo
the lamps, next assaulted the watch, and
after being shut up all night with hos6e
Of untitled tlsckguasds, spent the mora.
ing curs,ng and abusing tho Just;es. They
were released from durance through ~ 4
lntercession of the British Consul and Tho
mayor. We are sorry that such men should
cross the watcr:-.hey disgracs Britain
and produce in W enmity.
CLEAvELAxD, Oct. 8.
Governor Horser burnt IN efgy.-The
new governor of Michigan, il would see0'
from statement published in the Telsdo.
Gazette, was recently hunt il eliGy H.
the streets Of Detroit. We expected, -
a matter Of course, from the teeliae knowu'
to exist ;n the Territory, that Me-. Hosues's-
reception would be any thing but cordial.
bat we dad no, presume, that the most heat.
ed and jealous would 50 far trsnsgress The
rules Of decorI,n, as to prOceed to such ex-
tremit,es as the Offering of an indiRnity.
Of this kind to stranger. As the Detroit
pn pers make no mention Of the affair, 10.
hope the report may prove to have beea.
unfounded.- Herald.
LATEST FROM SPAlN.-Captsin Hsrtaa.
horn. Of ship EmIr .ss, which arrived at NJ,
York on S<t,rIa morning from. Malaga
and Gibraiter, in % days from tho latter
place, states that revolution broke out u
the provinces Of Andalusia, Savilie, Msla-
ga, and Granada, on the 23d and Path of
August and that the c institution Of 1914
was proclaimed. All the Friars 1t Mala-.
ga were imprisoned on the 23d, and q.
number Of them killed OF wounded. The
troops were nut down. and all that vRae0.