Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-09-03

; doubtful Authority, which states that T.Was Mac
j was the krst white psrson that settled the d
Hand If Nantucket and which contains some asru
Isng incident. in relation 10 his history. In IN
year 1865. King Philip, the Saehem Of A1oua
iHope. went to Nantucket with his srtinue ic p0s
suit Of one Of his yihe who was guilty of the enos
NOUS crime Of sscrleye, inasnuch ~ be had takes
the name If deceased Sschem in vain. Ihd mann
; Of the Indian criminal was Asasan John Gibbs
land the imp, Gus act which he had commiited bat
aroused the indignation Of hrs whole tribe. PhiEI
l and his sun landed fSr their the wrs
end Of the Island, and travelled 10 the settlement
on the east end, where the criminal had taken ref
uge. On his arrival there, the Grimm ded to g'cd
old Thomas, wipm both whites and indians res
pecsed } impIoreo his protection, and was concealed
| Philip demanded him, and became warIke. thai
| an assembly Of the white inhabitants took place
when treaty was entered into BY the parties. one
fcondition Of which that Philip shouc have oil
the money on the island ifhe would Tepreve the cri
mnal. A collection took place, nineteen sh,llings
were raised far Philip, and he returned TO Mount
Hope satisfied. M. Macy was equally happy IN
his whole system Of government, and was highly
esseemed, from the fact that he the first white
nbahi.ant Of the island.
Ne~ Bedford GaseHe.
MopuLE MARxErs.-The Mobile Advertiser fur
nishes the following list Of marke,-prices for some
Of the luxuries ofihe table:
Peaches at last begin 4, come pretty beautifully
into market. The people Of Mobile have been get
ting but sixteen Of the best of them for dollar
for some time; now they can get fifty.
Potnfoes, part ,cul,rly i,ish, are ve'v high; four
dalars and half IA busheI, or 100 Of a medium
size. for dollar.
7Hrkics at SIX dollars piece are too high; yet
the M.,t;lilns soneti,nes have I" give u.
Meat and Fish very high in market. The
market in fact - not large enough, and we glad
IN see proposition under consideration IN the City
Council to enlarge it, There must be public stalls
md more competition there, before the citizens
get Justly their due and their 3 worth. Why
n point If SOIL, this region is the Ell DOrado OF Al
,er cent higher than they are in almost any 9th
e part Of the counsry--We wish more drO: crs.
u,chers. and gardeners would emgrate this way,
they would make their fortunes IN less than ~"
,me' Our fish are the best aud most plentiful
u the world but the price At which the nsOnoPol-
ers keep them up IS l. o bad
Milk in our city is uniformly a dollar a gallon;
nd vet their is excellent feed all about Mobile
man keeping hundred good coss a mile two
Ut ri the city, might clear a fortune worth enjoy
Y, in q short time.
KENTUCKY voLuxrEERs President Of the Il
nited States has notified the Governor Of Ken ,
,cky, in letter dated at the Hermitage, the 6
9Th INST. that the call Of Gen. Gaines fr one
ousapd volunteers, from that State, has not met
3 appsObs lion, and he requests the Governor, Il {
C men called for had been brought intn the field, j.
forthwith cause them to be mustered and dis
,arged. and await for furtbur orders from the Gen.
III Government. The Volunteers, who were a
ady TO march, have, Of course, been discharged.
Ut il seems form what we read m the LOusvii !e
dvertser, that ga number of the volunteers deter
ined not TO be banked in their patriotic endea-
rs" have "rcsolved to proceed 10 the [ffonier1 e
'es forthwith, and be governed by such circum- h;
nces as may there present themselves. Their 4;
iact is u march into Texas. and enrol themselves "
the cause Of that struggling X. public. u
A call has been made upon the citizens Of Louis te
le ana surrounding conrfry, FIR contributions to
able them TO equip, sc. for enterprise.
The Rising Sun Times. of
A GREAT CouNrRY.-It is said that potatoes til
selling in Indiana 1T 10 cents a bushel, eggs at sp
enis a dOzen, and chickens 50 plenty that they HI,
given away To any no will take them of
lat a country Indiana must be for poor TO Ao
in We should think that il would he a good tut
n for some Of our spectators to get company Qe
r,ered for the purpose Of cons ruciing rail road Cd
un direct from Fulton market to an Indiana egg ."
Is bushe, and eggs at cents a dozen, appear sci
' fine at a distance. but come to inspect them ON
tile closer, it may be that an Indiana man will -
himself IN somewhat the predicament Of the ~
~rniap, who wss hoasting If hat fine things he
left behind him in "ihe Oold country" and how
h Of tine luxuriee Of life might there be obtain des
Or "saxpence" 'sIf sixpence will buy 20 much
our country, why did' y"u remain tI'errc' i"- p''
ed b. ISLANDER. ''Och, y"nr honor, il was ui- nor
lump ssible To get the saxPence." Tar
-. iMo
HE CELEBRArf N.-Thc preparations are sill -.
essing IIr the propsed celebration the Is '''e
Of September next, in this place. If the SIM
her should be favorable, we have no doubt il pon
he Of tie largest a-semil 'ges ever cOnvcn- - ,
Indiana. The committee Of invitation have
wed answers from many of the d,sii"g" in rece
uals invited. advising the committee that they his
attend the festival. Lieut.. Gov. DAVID Wal. nan,
!. selected by the Committee Of arrange