{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The New York Statesman publishes the
following as a story founded on fact, and sup
poses that it had given rise to the report
that Morgan, had been found alive IN lana
ia.


Mr.. Joseph Morgan, keeper Of the TX
change Coffee House in Hartford, man OF
property, and responsibility, and one OF the
Directors of the Etna Insurance Company
was recently in Upper Canada on importanI
business for that Office. Being called oy
name at one Of the public houses, some 81
the by-standers instantly supposed that Nv
was no less parsonage than the rcdt LGfF'
HorGGn, in full life. The conclusion was
natLral that he would secret himself it their
suspicious should be made known to him
They therefore kept dark, till darkness ha,
overcome the day, and natures soft nurse
hat! visited the pillow of Mr. Morgan ara
rocked his senses into forget.uness. ~.
midnight. "that dread hour" they ushcre0
into his he'd chamber with suitable hum
ber OF the ministers Of justice, reused M"
IRON his innocent dreams, ordered HIM 10 %
coutre himself for a march to Sir PereBiihe
Maitland. who had enjoined upon them ths
delivery to him of the lost, but now restored
Morgan. 1t was ia vain that the unarnitI
prisoner protested that he was not tue .'H,
Morgan they were liz search of--th"t ne a."
written no book OH masenrv--lul tht' ~
had never before been seized and thre'i'e'eu
To ne taken off to places unknown against l''
wi''. btf Al wo..,L not do; IL. fsQ8 .lt 70.