Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
rsou - Nsw York Ssas.


From - New Yosk Ssar. /
SAFE REORT.
A friend Who has been travelling through soma
q the river counties II his little waggon, told 10
dat while passing II IN easy pace over . turn
pike which ran thsough delightful and thichly
settled coustsy, be was awahned from q fit Of
thoughtfulneW BY some perso crying out "hallo,
stranger what brings you heeT' On looking up.
said =, Idiscovesed IN old aquaintance; actual
" . Pearl street jobbcr, celebrated for his bust
ness habits and enterprise. He had on = huge
. fence which enclosed nea frame house. sur
rounded BY harms, crib houses, and other farm
ING cooveniences. Fiolds ofgrin waved luxuriant-
" GROUND him-oechards-a 'eRetsb1e garden
. cider Press-Pouitry, and some cows were
struggling near the PREMISE. $50 you have
turned farmer|given up calcoes and domestics
got out Of the dust Of Peal street and the vi
cinity Of Banksf" ITO be mre ] have. l did
not wait until the panic reaned ne; and finding
that twelve and eighteen months credit-6our
thousand dollars store rent-a house in Clinton
Place, and other ct ccseras wsuld not provide for
wife and 6 little responsibilities, collected my
small means together, bough, tins snug farm, and
here am | one Of the people. Come in and dine
with me, il is almost one o'ckck, and you shall
have some fried chickens, bacon and green's, a
few fresh eggs, peas, potatoes, caui-6owers, tur-
nips, cherries, strawberries, &c &c. all the pro-
duce Of my fanm-no laying oct five dollars per
day in Fulton market, my boy l want no
money ut all here-have got good cider, and
brought up with me COTE, tea and sugar for
whole years supply, besides q Few bottles Of the
old stuf-come in" There is real practical phi
losophy in this, and we wish it closely follow
ed up by others. a few thousand dollars saved
from the wreck Of an estate which in a year
would be swallowed up by the actual expenses of
the City, would, if judciousiy appropriated in the
country, make a family happy and independent
for life. Let readers think Of this.
An EXCHANGE OpERATroN.-A gentleman just
arrived in Cincinnati sailed from London, ON
board one Of the packets tea weeks ago. He
paid cabin passages for nine persons to New York,
remained there IT. of the best hotels three
weeks, travelled with his family ofnine, by stage,
canal, and steam to Cincinnati d, when counting his
money he finds himself possessed of thirteen
hundred dollars more cash than when he left
London, after the payment Of all his expenses!
Docs any ask how this was effected? Moth
ing more simple. He brought his funds from Lon
don in sovereigns. These he sold for the market
premium in New York and received notes Of the
Bank of the United States in exchange. AND
upon converting these into currency, at the
market exchange, the result comes out above
stated. So much for the better currency and i'm
proved equalization Of exchanges, brought abou
by General Jackson-Cin. Gaz.
AN INDIAN CHIEF SENTENCED TO DEATH
! We learn from the Milwaukee Advertiser tina
!. Ash-c co-bo-ma, a chief Of the Menomonee tribe
. was tried in the u. 8. District Court, sitting il
:, that town, I'd week in June, and convicted Of tn
= murder Of Mr.. ELLSWORTH Brunette in Nov. 1873:
: The chief was sentenced to be hung on the fin
: S.Ds~sahor ness ISo heard bis DOM with cali
: indifference. Ash-o-ma, son of the chief, wa
: tried as an accomplice, but acquitted. He wa:
however, convicte,.. afterwards Of an insult wit
: intent to kill James Cly."an, and was fined $50
ard sentenced to Jail FIVE years.