Correspondence cf the HurLford Comant.
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RoBDERx.-Mr. N. Swab. German pedlar, was short time alter sunset on Tuesday night, attacked by two men, and robbed of $6OO to $7oO as he was travelling on the Hadlyme turn bike, about l.2 miles from the river, and in the north part of Lyme.

 While walking by the side of his wagon in a secluded part of the road, two men whom he had not before noticed, seized him, one placing his hand over his mouth threatened him with instant death it he mads any noise. while the other searched his pockets, taking his pocke, book and with knife cut open his pantaloons and cut out one pocket in which was sewed up a large amount of bills-said to be chiefly $2o notes of Hartford banks, They then made tt cir es ape into the woods.

 Mr. Swab offers $l00 reward for the return of the money. and $5o for the detection of the robbers.