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sence, and removed from its place an ;ro,
chest, containing 10000 dollars in gold ana
silver, loaded it on a hand d-barrow which the,,
had provided for the purpose, and succeed
ed in carrying it as far as the stair case on
the side of the street, where by means Of a
strong rope, they were going to make it slim
down the stairs but unfortunately 1--WE mean
for the robbers) one of them stepped on n
negro who was lying asleep, and who on a.
wakening cried out for assistance, notwith-
standing the threats of strangling him if he
made any noise. The ncighbors ran to the
spot, but the robbers seeing their chance
gone, left their prey, and threw themsclye,
in a hackney coach that was waiting for
them i'll the street.


We understand that Mr. Chartlon, in or
der to reward the hcroical conduct of his
slave, intends to set him free, and to give him
one fourth Of the sum by him saved, and with
the condition that he will remain with him
to take care of other treasure, still greater
which will be conhded to his honesty and dc.
votion."