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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
TAKEN UP BIZ William Russry,

TAKEN UP By Willians Rassry,
4 WING FIVE miles southeast of Rich
mond, Wayne township. Wayne coun-
~, Indiana ON the 18th ultimo, one estrsy
sorrel horse, supposed to be i've years old
next fall, fourteen and q half hands high,
near fore feet white, a small white spot in
the forehead, no other marks or brands
perceivable. appraised to twenty-five
dollars by John Estep and Samuel Shinn.
A true copy from my estray book.
ABRAHAM CUPPY, Up.
January 10, 1885. 1-3t"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
ANCIENT. CUSTOMS IN NEW ENG
LAND.

There 10 much that is curious IN the
early history Of any country, especially in
that Of New England. A book has re-
Gently appeared, entitled, 'History Of Ips-
wick, Essex, and Hamilton. BY Joseph
Felft." ipswich was first settled in 1888,
by thirteen persons. The "flistory" con-
tains minute and nightly interesting ac-
count Of ipswich from ITS first settlement
to the close Of 1888; period o. two cen1
turtles. We have collected from this cur
;ous work, the following fragments in re-
lation to ancient manners and customs.
They will apply, with very little modiiica-
tlon, to most other parts Of New England.
FoOD.-Dinners have never essentially
varied. The suppers and breakfast Of
our former inhabitants have been very
much altered. For more than a century
and half, the most Of them had pea and
bean porridge, or broth. made Of the liquor
of boiled salt meat and pork, and mixed
" i,h meal, and sometimes hasty pudding
and milk-both morning aud evening.
With regard to bread siuffs, rye and In
dian corn, were long the only ones used
In 1920, -four Of wheat WAS baked in z
few rich families as rare treat.
TRAvELLING.-At the FIRST settlement,
Of Ipswich, as horses were scarce, walk.
ing was common With all classes. When
such animals became plenty. two person.
would ride ON one Of them, fitted on,
with a saddle and pill,on. Females al.
SO rode singly on side saddles, much more
commonly than IN ancien: times. These
customs continued Till the introduction oi
small wagons and Chaises.
About 1910. II began to be the practice
to trot horses. Previously these animals
had paced. 1t had been common to pay
individuals for learning them to 60 in this
manner. The way in which horse was
learned to pace, was by fastening his two
right and two left feet with leather straps,
30 that the two former might step togeth-
er, and then the two latter.
RAISING POrAToEs.-Potatoes though
Of American origin, were not cultivated
in this town till 1923, and then but sell
dom. They were kept as a rarity. t" eat
With roast meat. They were at first plan
ted in beds, like bse:s and carrO:s.-Three
bushels Of them were considered a large
crop for one farmers family. Now q
hundred bushels Of them are not thought
% much al, a. one was then.
UsE o. ToDAcco.-Tohaccow 2s con-
sidesed hsstfal ny the leeia.ators. and was,
BY their acts, forbidden. The following
appear to be extracts from the stasute on
this subject:
~l634. No person shall take tobacco|
publicly, on fine Of q. Cd ,os privately in
bio own Or auosher's house before &C.
quaintanees or strau2en."
"l6S5. Il 1t enacied that % one shall
10y o. ell this commodity % penalty of
lOs. sitss SsPssobss."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

MOTTO is hereby given, that the under.
q AgDed have taken out letters tesfamentary
on the estate Of Ezra Boswell, late Of Wayne CO.
Ind deceased ALI pessons indebted to said e.
tate are requested to make Immediate payment,
and all those having claims against the same are
notified to present them duly authenticated IN
settlement. The estaae = supposed to be col
CORNELIUS RATL1FE, Executor.
ELIZABETH BOSWELL, Executrix.
l3th mo- 9th, 1884 5l-a
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

These restrictions did not avail. Whaa
Josselyn Sad, in 1868, a. to the eonsump
ton ,ftobacco in England was spplicsble
20 our people: at hath made more slaves
than Mahomet."
Segars were very little used till sfies
the war Of the revolution. Then, pipes
ard large box Of tobacco for smoking,
were IN daily and extensive USE.
HCxrINo WoLvH.-3faey and long
were the efforts Of our fathers TO extirp pate
wolves, which often proved upon thei'
Aocks. For this purpose, Ipswich 'eceiv'
ed, in 1886, twenty-five wo!fhooks, n
their proportion Of those sent over W.
suppose from Engiand) by Mr.. Wilson
The following was the method Of taking
them:
"Four mackerel hooks across n. bount
with q brown thread, and then some WOO
rs wrapped round them, and they are dip
ped in;o melted tallow, till they be as big
and round as an egg This thing, thus
prepared, il laid by some dead carcass
y hich toles the wolves. 1t is swallowed
by them, and is the means Of their being
taken"
| As late as 1878, the town paid e. los
for killing 70 wolves IN the course of I
year.
SnErnERDs.-Sheep were formerly IN
der the care Of shepherds. The shep
herds had their cottages adjoining tn
sheep walks, 50 as to be near their f1ocks
Il was customary for each shepherd 4
put his flock ir pen every Friday after
moon, 80 that the owners might take VIVA
they wanted for family use, or for mar
iket.
DoGs.-it was enacted by the Genera
Court in 1913 that il dog kill sheer
ioutle damages shall be paid BY his OWE
Ter, and the dog be hung Immediately.
- also said, 1--WE doubt the fact) that j
1903, dogs were hanged, in that vicinity
for witchcraff.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
RICHMOND HOTEL.

HE subscriber has taken the well
- known Tavern stand on the corner Of
Main and Warrington streets, near the
entire Of th e 6our,shing town Of Richmond
Wayne County, Indiana.
His aim is to piease-7herefore no pains
vail be spared in giving general satisfac-
ton to all who " i'll do him the favor to call.
ID ID. SLOAN.
Richmond, Nov Is 1884.
P.S. Horses and Carriages to let on
re1s0Dable terms.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
THE GENEROUS QUAKER
Translated from the French.

WARxER MlEyIlN was ono Of those res
pectable characters celebrated for their can-
dor, knowledge and alaabili'y, who are an
honor to their age and country. He was
member Of the Society Of Friends. Not
long since, several Ficnds had proposed to
-smancipate their saaves;-that excellent
resolution was promulgated and recommen-
jed in several assemblies. Already men,
Der Of that society, and an inbabitant Of
the town Of Flushing, on the island Of
Naasau, 40 famous for his medical knowl-
edge - fos his christian virtues, Warner
MiaIiD, sitter freeing all his slaves, in his
will, generously provided for them. He
did nos hesitate To follow an example 50 con-
genial to bis soul. He received from his
father, thirty-scven slaves young and old.
On the day appointed Cor their emancipa-
ton, 10 called them to his study, separate
y, end held the following conversation with
enc ofthsm:-
AWell, friend James, how old art tl,oug''
II sm twenty nine years and six MONTHS -
%.What!twcnty nine years s. six months
bruaheys arc, at twenty-oue. Religion and
humanity enio;n il, and justice tells me to
nav thee fos eight years labor. As thou
sri young and vigorous, and must labor for
,hv support. il 10 my intention to give thee
AZ Obligation for the sum Of one hundred
dollars, with interest yearly. Hearken to
me James:-1'hou art ~ free asl am; this
10 the beginning Of thy fortune; thou hist
m longer anv master but God and the laws.
Go into the O:her room, where thou wilt
find my wilc, thy old mistress, and William
Roberts. occupied in writing thy manumis-
sion. When have signed and witnessed
il. thou wilt 90 and have it recorded in our
Soc;e,y's books. May God bless thee,
james; be prudent and industrious. In ali
shy misfSgtuncs and troubles, thou wilt ever
iied friend il thy old master, Warner
Mi6i:n."
James, surprised at scene 40 unexpect-
ed and afEe citing, burst into tears, ~ If
threatened with some dreadful evil. The
sudden effect Of gratitude e. establishment,
combined with various other sentiments,
syelied tho heart of poor James He wept
like child. As soon as he was sufficient
" colIected-"Ah! my MASTER" said he,
'.whas shall Do with my liberty? l was
horn under thy nDof; have always enjoyed
the comforts Of life; We have worked toge-
ther IN The field, and know that l Injured
. much os myself - for thee. was
nourished with the same food as myself;
and always rude to Heeting.-We have
Ssturdays to work for Ourselves; and vel
want fos soshing. When We are sick, our
rod, kind mistress always comes to our
BED side, ssying-"Well my good Lad. what
= the natter With theef Do not be dis
eounsed; the Doctor viii soon be here 4
have patieaee, it is the best remedy; I will
take care ofthcc." "Ah! when am free !
man. whaf shall Go, and wheEe shsll II
eDr -
\ .L;ke white men, you lllabos 5or those
vho viii give yos The highes, wages. In .
(iw ysm ysn VII BE able To purchases .
Diso GDo; thse yea can marry . prudent,
a<9'fi,HaG IN. veHan' asd S'ns up your chill
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
THE TRV TIT

DEBTORS of the estate of Philip 8.
- Hitchcock, deceased, late of Wayne
county. Indiana, are hereby notified for
the last time, that the demands against
them are in the hands of w lillian Cox, ESQ.,
of Richmond, for collection. No further
indulgence can be given.
ELI BROWN,
]. FINLEY, Admr's.
January 10th, 1886. 1-:t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a LII persons interested, will take notice
that the undersigned has taken out letters
OF admir- istTation on the estate Of Solomon Stout
late Of Henry county deceased. Therefore he
requests all indebted TO SAID estate to make inn
mediate payment, and all those having claims a.
gainse the same must present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
JOHN LAWRENCE
Administr1toe.
January 3lst, 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing
between Isaac L. Johnson and WIN.
Matthews. in the Chair making business is
this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
VIM. Matthews will continue the business
at the old stand. He will settle the bust
ness Of the firm.
WIN. MATTHEWS,
/. L. JOHNSON.
December q, 1884. stiff
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
NlLLENER Y.

~ HE uDaessigned take this method o.
- informing the public, that they intend
carrying on the Mil!enery and uantua'
making business. and keeping cosstantIy
on hand an assortment Of plain and fancy
work. on Front Street, one door north ol
the Methodist Meeting house.
RHODA TfiORNBERRY.
RERECCA COX.
Richmond Jan. 10th, 1875. lC3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

CAsH MUST COME.-The subscriber
~ has 4 considerable sum due him, IN
notes and accounts which he has waited
for until patience has almost ceased to be
otoirtue. This notice 10 therefore given
to those who know tLemselves indebted,
that collections WILL BE MADG according
to law, if payment is not made by the Lei
February next.
CALEB SHEARON.
Nov. %, 1894. II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
MONEI FOR NJ

NEAR the residence Of the subscriber,
one mile and half east of this place,
a sum Of money was found in a reticule,
which may be had by proving the same and
paying for this advertisement. Likewise
q pocket koifc was found near the same
spot. NATHAN CHARLES.
1st mo. 10th, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
ssase Of lndiasa) IN shs wey:e r.sAaes
80 Court Nove0hee T1suS
Wayne Coantv.\ 1854.

S&ate Of lndia.al In ths wayss ProAAes
80 Court Neveahse Tss0,
James Black and Thoaas J.
Hendcrson Administrators Of
the Esiats Of John Cspry .:e- On Ce9phioe -
ceased. eset1e said Eson1o
The Creditors Of SAID De-
ceased.
AND now at thu. day to vt on Tses1ay H.
llth day OF November A. d. 1894 the 0se -
ing the second judicial day Of the Wayns Rre-
hste Count Of the term Of Nosembes hoDdea b.
tore the HON. Nathan Saith cole jodee - -
Court, the petitioners by their Co0Hsel coos -
6le their petition In thls BEHALF and tAeeoupo0
on motion Of said petitioner; Il i ostiesed ~
the Court that the CREDITOR Of said Esoo1o y
notified Of the fling and pendeucy Of mid Geo
plant by publication for six weeks succoa.ivssy
in sone week., newspapes printed and pa61gA'
ed in the said county Of Wayne pssos 70 - ~
tsser that unless said Creditors notify said Ad-
ministrators Of the existence and extent q sheis
respective claims against said estate BY 61ag tho
same or q statement Of the nature. deecsiptSoo
and date Of the contract, assa0psit, judR0ou9
or liability upon which the Mme may b foood-
ed in the office Of the Clesk ofthis Count psesi-
Gus to the final distribution Of the ssssls GfsaA
Estate, such claims not % filed w,ll be poetpsasa
in favor of more diligent creditors. And that
on the first day Of the next Term Of this Co1ge
to be holden at the Court House within and 81
said county Of Way ne on the second Mooday q
February next, the Court will proceed 10 hooe
and determine upon all claios % 6Ied as afsso-
said, and to make final decres ADD -difeulien
| of the assets Of the estate ofsaid decedcst.
| Attest. SANL. HANNAH, CT.
| December LIST, 1885. lS-Gw.
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IN AW NO11CE-1he suhocsiboD
Wig eueessd mae Ce-pastsessp = -
psacsioe q De LAw, will &ilhlllly eeAsaa - q.
business eneFuseed % then. y. j. RAy 80
be found at hs O1kce i Cea0evi0et cd J "
Boeaee at his oGkce il RicAoooA, WAsa - -.
sent on professional hssiness.
MARTIN N. RAY,
JAMES w. BORDEN.
n. p n. II. Ray viii sscessasily - aessue
during the session of The Legiahtsss. Any -
Zines oos6ded d ~ dssi Z kis sassnee oey -
handed TO him At Indianapolis. a. lcN ae his e
doe in Cneereville with NJ. John Ray. Geo.
msnscat,ons On business may b forwarded -
J. w. Dosslen 1t RicAasood.
Nov. %, 1884. l6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

STOVES-ShoP and Par1se Shows ol
- various sizes, and warraated to stand
Ere, for sale by
Nov. p, 1884. II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
CO RN ME L..

SUITED or otherwise, can he had At all
~ times at the mill Of the subscriber near
Richmond, at the lowest market prices.
THOMAS NEWMAN.
January 10th, 1886. lH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

RUNNING GEAR vARNlsH
FOR casriages, kept for sale 1t the Drug
= stoEe of LINDSEY e Du0G.
October 18th, 1884 e
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07
N Il - Z q III.
IN. WI1.LIA1I >. 1lIIYR I.

R ESPECTFCLLf offers bis profession
al services to the citizens Of Richmond and
its vicinity. Office on Front street, two doors
south Of the Printing Office.
Deccnber 9th, 1884. 4etf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-02-07

I EMON SYRUP, by the bottle, qu.rt, .,
Sallse, soaseant!y On hands ~
LINDGEYk Buec
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BLANK DEEDS foe sale at III. -,
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BALSAM or LIVERWORT.

MFRS. NJ n. GARDENERS genuine Indian Baisom cfLic-
lVu and HoarOHd prepared from rccep Originally
procured from Indian doctress.
The genuine Basam OF Lveryori each Bottle IL Is, with
out any exagoon exception Of the greatest discoveries
made this part Of the country has saved within two
years hundreds from the grave II has been for from all
parts Of the country that has the least knowledge Of ~ glorious
effects for such simple vegetable compound 1t has been
found be extremely eicac0us the following diseases w
Consumptions Common coughs Colds looping Cough dih-
Guilty OF breathing Asthma- Influenza Qunsy ItnHc spi-
ug Of blood CToop. Weaness Pam ln the te want Of sleep
&c Likewise there nothing existing good Tor the Liver
az tins medicine ha been taken with great sue
e's.-fnoe % cents Lotilc, for sale by VIM B RIDER
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" iSUINGTON FRIjNG,
CUBAN &. TERPLiNCk
EDWiRD EVERETT,
CHiS. T.. HOFFNtN,


The iirst relation cnsase IA It's has been
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opinion The form of the work will therefore be changed
the commencement of the second year 20 ocayo each number
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The opinions of subscribers in this extremely variousso
much render impossible satisfy ALL Thus far has
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practicable this will ia future be avoided
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Observation-Disclosures! |!

TENfIE Subscribers offer for sale, their Ware Room in
Church-s general of Cabinet Furniture
among which may found much please whether selected
utility fashions sake Also variety of Chairs consis-
ting of Cane Rush, 81 Woodseats-Iaf Decentralization
Maple-Fancy & Wndsor-and other sounding names, of
quality second in market All which viii be sold
dog cheap for less than cost but fair prices for
moderate prosPurchasers invited to examine for them
selves u n. B. Furniture made TO order as usual.
Nav 18th 1885 w. A. " ID. NJ, COGGESIALL.
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ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS,
LONDON

TE2IE original Vegetable IIygean Universal Medicine,
u prepared by w. Mskin Esq-Mcmber of the Royal
College of Surgeons, Lccntiate Of Apoccarys Company
Fellow of Bolt Court Society, Surgeon the Royal Union
Pension Association Lancaster Place Waterloo Bridge and
Perpetual Pupil of Guys and ST. Thomass Hospitals London.
This valuable Medicine the result of 20 years experience and
unparalleled success the extensive and hgby respectable prac-
uce Of the proprietor paoned by the faculty aud nobty-is
introduced the notice Of the American public the
solicitation of number Of gentlemen of long and high
ding in the profession It's hoped, preliminary step 10
check the evils and fatal consequence arising from the of the
and decterOus fosed upon the public by
the aid Of fabricated proofs for miraculous and other frauds
by set of mercenary unprncped pretcndcrsso totally g
Of medical science that 1t Is impossible the mOnos de
uson any longer down with the intelligent people Of this
country. These pills mild and agreeable in their nature should
be kept every family of sudden illness for by their
prompt administration cholera cramps spans cycrs, and 9th
alarming complaints which often prove fatal, may be
speedily cured prevented In fact all those who value good
health should be without them They sold packets
at 30 81 and 81 EACH respectable druggists book
sellers, and vende of medicine the L. States and the Cana
das with copious directions together with testimonials of pro
iessiona ability from the following eminent genemcn: Sir Asst
ley Cooper Abcrnethy James Bunde, NJ. d., w Back NJ
d. J. Aston Key A. Frampon VI. d. and numerous others
The originals may be possession Of the General Agent
by whom the medicine imported into this country and ia
whom all applications for agencies mnst be made
JNO HOLBEIN,
So Waycry Place New York;
Sole Gen. Agent for the I. States &c
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REITBfIC OF LETTERS.
TO THE ruBEIc

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close the rsi year the work Ii commenced
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and has gwen pcnunency whch induces the puhser to
make such alterations and improvements hc believes viii be
acceptable subscribers and give il further cm upon the
reading community
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en- he has cdeayored far as practicable, h
OF the subscribers in relation mpc
taut q the interest of the work.
In future this work will he edited by MRS 4 II. MICH
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SPRING FASHIONS, DIRECT FROM
NEIE- YORk d. BOSTON.
TILLEY IL HAZARD.

HYAVING just opened, 20 Cases of HfT 81 BONNFTS
- now offer them al the lowest prices possible Their Hats
made expressly for them the best materials and lust order
Their assortment of Bonnets complete On hand for
making Boncis, French Gmps Lcgho and Tuscan bndos
for cash approved credit.
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EDGiNGS &c
THREAD & CAMBRICK EDGINGS.
n complete assortment at IO LER.S,
1prH 29th.
GLOVES : :!

GLOVES
HENTLEMENS first quality Blk x cold French II.
N 5. Gloves.
ALSo-Ladies do of every dcscrpGon--Some as low as
20 the pair for sale FOWLERS.
April 29ti.