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It is apprehended that the people oi ii'Sa' s; igan may be put to great deal oi troupI' N expense, and loss, on account of some v~ e French claims about to be preferred ,' Y lands in that now fourlshing terIitory-V"i we deem ii impossible, because t $ e''ls ,.s. geously unjust that such claims shou'a S finally established, let the conditions n;s them be what they may. On thIs suU's the ssBuffaio Whig'' says

 We understand that an aged French s gsm tleman has just arrived in New York. n0, France. in search of Lands he cia'i''. s.,a < Michigan. He holds an anclcn. pen n. from the king of France, Louis, Nc ';Is sI known to us,) for a tract of etghfee" ~g. ~s. square. in the interior of Michigan. AZ. l~ lands are represented to us as highly sa's. ss.. bIe, much the tract being under 'pp'I; s, ment. The gentleman is wealihy' ",.s,;. a"s tends proceeding forthwith to the '''s' gation of his title. :. oi

 There are, if we mistake not ''''s ,a n these ancient royal grants extan'' at s mn. what number they may reach, or wna' a.ess r ton or section of the old French posss z ya sions they may be found to eovel.s s..,s ,s. problelnaiical.-Gov. Cass we pelleswl ,.l a gently discovered one, duly reco,ds1 .1s oos. Quebec, covering a part of his vaauaO'' fFosI g sessions in Michigan, including a'' z portion of his farm.