a CAur1oS.-some three weeks since a maa
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4 CAUTIoS.-Some three weeks since maa
about 80 years of age, strongly built, rather above
the medium hight, with light hair and a restless,
uneasy expression in his eyes, apparently deaf
and dumb. called at our office, as we understand
he has called various other places in the city,
introduced by most worthy and estimablc citizen.
He was Represented to be recent convert in the
Methodist Church and his business with US to
get his religious experience published We learn


it subsequently, was in pamphlet. He wrote
easy and elegant hand and said his name was
THOMAS ROBERTSON. He evadcd all inquiries
his carly education and many other points. We
understand he has received much friendly attention
in this city, and, probably no little pecuniary aid.
This may all be we'll enough. We are induced
10 mention the matter nowand to advise read
ers to be on their guard, by seeing in the Zanes-
vile co.. Gazette OF the 23d inst. notice of
pretended deaf mute of the same name and de-
scription said he living in this city unler the
same circumstances as those we have related. The
Gazette learns BY a letter from a gentleman here
that Robertson pretendS TO have come from Zanes
vile, and exhibits letters from several persons
OF wealth and influence there. 1t SAYS no such
persons as are named in hi. pretended letters
live in ,ha, vicinity He may be e un,tic, an i'm
pos,or, or, possibly, deaf mute. We understand
he has gone oris going to Philadelphia. The
people of that city al any will do we'll TO know
something of him before they trust him.


u 4 large meeting was held at the Philadcl-
phia Exchange on Tuesday, to consider the Exi-
gences of the Country. HENRY c. CoRBlT, Esq,
Presided. Resolutions passed ccnsuring
Congress for having provided no measures of re-
lief for the disasters of ths times. declaring that
our causes Of discomfort with Great Britain de-
mand attention and settlement and that the Ia