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ton, and entered his name at Jones' Hotel as CLAW
ton. During the time that interviewed from that
visit TO the presentation of the check he was in
Ncwbern.


He is a man apparently thirty years old, FIVE
feet seven or eight inches high, of genteel dress,
and address, pleasant intelligent countenance; "a
ther dark, curly hair, with full, brownish whis-
llerS.


Since the foregoing was in type we have re-
ceived the Newbern Spectator of Saturday, Civ
ing some particulars of Mr. Sheppard or Clayton,
or whatever may be his name. His pretended
business in Newbern was the purchase of negroes
After obtaining the check from the Bank there he
bought bottle of blue ink, similar to that used
by the bank Ofthe personal of this swindIer the
Spectator says:


He is about 35 years of age. rather below the
ordinary height, say about five feet six inches,
rather thick set, and says he weighs 14O lbs
this we should Judge to be about his weight He
had while here large pair of whisiers, approach
ing to sandy color: his dress was genteel and
he appeared to be man ofnasv address and bland,
conciliatory manners, we'll calculated to impress
favorably stranger. He had fullhead of long,
bushy hair, remarkably short neck, with fine
white set of teeth which he frequently displayed
by pleasant smile: his walk was rather pecu-
liar, carrying his feet with his toes neither in
clined outward nor inward.-Indian-likc H.