Daring Robbery.
800 Dollars Reward.
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|nN Thursday evening last, between the hours OF
" and o'clock Maj, ELIJAH p. GooDRICH
OF Bangor, was violently attacked The road lead.
ing from Essex Msrrimac Bridge to Newburypor,
by two three villains on foot, armed with pistols
&c. who fred ball through one Of his hands, stab
bed and bruised him in most shocking manner, ev-
identity intending to put an end to his life. After
having thus mangIed Maj. Goodrich, robbed him
OF large sum OF money and several valuable pa :
pers, and dragged him into an adjoining field, tiey
then left him weltering in his blood
The amount Of money taken from Maj. Goodrich
as far can now be ascertaBed is about sere,teen
hundred dollars, consisting OF the following items,
viz -


2 100 dollar bills Of Boston Bank, 1 100 dollar
bill of do. marked in writing on the back /" p. Par
kerr" $336 small Boston Bills s,-$S65 small Bills
Of other Banks


uPS6O of this parcel were Of the Nantucket and
Providence Banks and bound together by paper,
and marked '' Gardner Bank"
81 Doubloons-s half Doubloons-8 Louis d'ors,
wrapped in paper, ard marked j. Giddings."-
-2S Guineas,-2 SO dollar Bills of New-E England
Bank, one of them marked on the back 4" W. Good
hue"


The papers ascertained TO have been taken with
the money, are a draft on Gentlemen in Boston,
and receipts for monies paid them in favour of said
Goodrich, which it is hoped may be the means Of
detecting the robbers.


The above reward will be paid to any person or
persons who will detect and bring to justice the
perpetrators of the above outrage, that the prop
erty may be recovered -or 100 dollars for each OF
the robbers. JOHN PEARSON,


IN behafyf


f.. GOODRICH.
NewGurypsrt, Dec. 90, 1916.


N. Il. 500 dollars has been added to the above
reward by several gentlemen of Newburyport.