ROBBERYMy house was entered by some villians on Sunday night last, and a number of articles stolen, amongst which fare the following, viz: One great coat of finedrab cloth, three capes, covered buttons, cuffs a little worn, one ditto, same colour, of coarse cloth, metal ^buttons, one ca*~e, half worn, two close body coats, black cloth, one with velvet collar, outside pockets, the other inside pockets, three-fourths worn, one blue frock coat, metal buttons, much worn; one lady’s dress of Plaid Ginghams; one small cloack of scotch or Circassian plaid; one black fur hat, made by Charles W. Barnett, one pair new boots, rights and lefts; one large si'ver ladle, a number of table spoons marked on the handle C and underneath the maker’s stamp c g j one, reticule containing a thimble, needles, 7c. A reward ofTEN DOLLARSAnd all reasonable expenses will be paid i for the delivery of the thief in Madison and one-third of the value of all the articles restored.ISRAEL T. CANBY.Madison Oct. 20, 1824.Printers in the states of Ohio, Kentucky a?d Indiana, will please to give the above two or three insertions.