{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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BURGLARY The house of Miss Susan IT.
Sharpe, near the residence Of Mr.. Jacob Shook,
was entered on Sunday night, and plundered
of a small amount of money. II Is supposed
that negro man was the burglar, who, after
passing through several rooms, and ascending
flight of stairs, succeeded in stealing the mo-
ney from the pantaloons pocket of Mr.. VIM.
Clopton. MIR. G. discovered that some one
was in his room, and he at once endeavored 10
secure the thief, but after considerable scufle
between the two, The negro succeeded in max
ing his escape. Rich. Repub. ,