tening to his entreaties, they took several ar ticles of his own clothing from him. Young Benson was relieved of his money and over coat. Not an half-hour afterwards a ser vaat of Mrs. Archer was robbed of his meal; and a man iv the sen-ice of Mr. Tinsley Pate, of this city, was fired at—all by the aame par ties. These are a few of many instances which have tttkan place on the same spot by the same gang. Scarcely a day passes that we have not to record some highway robbery committed by
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