Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-16

fe:zgar aud Rudolph NaCle, started towards
| night la pursuit OF him. They found on theii
! arrival at Mar. Gslbrai,h's tavern, (about ten
o'clock at nishtiu Mount Joy, twelve miles
from this place, on the Harrisburg turnpik e.
that the person OF whomithey were in PM suit
had arrived there about o'clock, had gome to
bed early, and WAS then asleep. They took
him and brought him back To this city about
O'Clock on Saturday morning. Having
watched him until morning, about o'clock
he was taken before Alderman Dale, who
committed him 10 prison for further exa.
minzt0n. He stated before the Aldcrma.,.
that his name was .4abrose LIE Cyoir, and a
diploma from medical society in France was
found upon him, granted TO a person OF that
name.
He said he was Frencll,nan, that he came
from France about two ears since that he had
resided some Time at Norfolk, aud some time
at Richmond, IVA laiierly lie had come To
Baltimore that he MAS now going To Pitts
burg, aud it he found IL did not snit him, lac
would 20 TO t.ouisvilie, kentucL y: that he
had come from Baltimore by Wilmington to
see friend OF his, MIR. Dupont; that he
bought the horse he had with him on Tuesday
last, 2d Feb la Baltimore ;.tbat he never had
been either in Philadelphia. New Jersey or
W York. a receipt was found on him dat ed
4th February, 1910. Signed Isaac Sellers, for
S $50, Tor horse, saddle and bride. bni no
place mentioned IN the receipt. Fifty dollars
IN notes we're found on him, 4 ten dollar notes
U. 5. Bank, and ten doilars IN small si0tes.. He
~.
aribbon chain and gilt seal. This watch he
said he brought with him from France.
Ills clothing consisted only of what he had
onh him, viz; AN old coarse dirty shirt, well
worn black handkerchief, no vest, no stock
iugs pair of new laced boots, or races, a
pair of blue mkt cashmere pantaloons, half
worn bine body coat, new drab great coat
aud new HIT.
This evening Mr.. Bailey L. IS. Mail Agent.
arrived here, and l understand the prisoner
made full confession TO him. that he was one
OF the per-0iis concerned in robbny the mail a,
Bridgetown, New jersey, advertised as Doc
tor HSnris.
PHILADELPHIA, February II, 1910.
MIR Bailey return, q ia this cit, last evening
with the third Mail Robber, who il safely iodv-
ed in prison. He was taken about II miles
the other side OF Lancaster, OH the Harrisburg
road. This man freely confessrs his par,i.ipa.
tlon III Tie Robbery, he says that when the
Mall stage came mp, their hearts failed them
but one OF them crying ont, we came TO rob
tue mail, II must be done, they immediately
made the attack. lie says he received pnt
SIN hundred dollars, part OF which he expeud-
Ell IN clothing aud in the purchase OF "A watch
IN thi, city; $50 dollars he gave for his horse
aud the remainder he had with him when ap
prehend, d, which he threw into the road as
the persons were bringing him into Lancaster.
he says lie Us but ~ years Ot age, was born IN
France and served two years, in the army of
BOnaparte, that he is of "a very Respectable
family, and he refuses to give up his name. as
IL may DiiiS otssrace upon them. Tie cOiIfrS
ses that lie knew that the punishment OF his
offence would be death.
de is described sbeing very tipiid man.
and acknowledged thai it amy resistance had
been made by the persons in the Stage, he
would certainly have run, aud he believes the
others would, for lie was as much Heightened
as amy oneiu the stage. Fru,ikiia Gaz.
WINCHESTER, Feb. 6.-We have BEEN
requc sied to stale, that as MIR. Powell de-
clincs being candidate Tor HE new Sen
aiorial District, composed OF The coun-
lies OF Frederick and Jefferson thai if ii
is the pleasure Of The ireeholders of The
district 10 elect him, Gen. Henry s. q.
Tucker will serve them. Consolation.
BANK OF THE VALLEY.
Directors for 1919.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT.
William Sieinbcrgen,
Augustine c. Smith,
George w. Humphrey
STOCKHOLDERS APPOINTMENT.
Charles Magili. President,
Thomas Cramer,
Qbed Wait,
John Bell,
Edward Mcclure,
Lewis Wolfe. tn.