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The Postmasters al Detroit /.


oria. We sec i Stated, have recen1


swindled by : person c4s;;.s c4as;;;; -
son Of Mr.. Wicklife, Postmaster Ge1O


For the money advanced by the officers
amount not mentioned-the imposter drew
drafts upon Mr.. Wickliffe, each Of which
he accompanied by a most atfectionate let
ter, stating the loss Of baggage, &c. on the
lakes. The perpetrator Of the fraud has
not been arrested. but it is hoped soon will
be. The government agents who may be
sent III search Of him should not overlook
Burlington. We have had among US, for
two months past, fellow of suspicious ap-
pearance and conduct, whom our citizens
know to be admirable at writing "affection-
ate' epistles, whatever his qualifications
for drawing 'drafts"-which, by the bye
from The liberal acquisitions he is in TIC
habit Of making upon truth, we think de.
cidedly good. Let him he looked to. A
man who will let himself out for the sea.
son, stud-horse-like, and play the part O
"junior" to such concern as the Hawk.
eye, has reached the s.lowest deep." and
would not hesitate to get money in any
way which his wits might suggest.