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equivalent TO the penalty they ,n,uvr,a. !,
they intended to prevent the nubl;c,.;o
the book, the removal and execut;nn as ~
gan were not the most likely m,ans - . WV
tain the object, as the event has nrousI W w.
ana those who were ingenious enough :.
project ana execute such tragedy. I mn,
have had sense enough to know, that the .'Js "
ject OF 1.-THE suppression Of the nuSl;o hI y"
ton and circulation Of the book, would ~ Nv
been entirely defeated, by the ponu,.r "aN
citcment and curiosity created bv i H.. IL"
believed that the whole affair is an cYtsna:. A
and deep laid scheme to make money hr y,
sale of a book, which would have me-; ,N I
thing but contempt, had there been NO an ,'
traordinary means used to excite publ;c "a ~
liosity. The description of the situat;on ~ y
which the Waterloo paper, quoted ahor. Y
says the body of Morgan was found. u;I' "wi
his throat cut from ear to car and his be,..
torn out Just hanging by the roots,S;s
couched in language SO exactly initiative of
that of several extracts we have seen m,S'
from Morgan's book that we cannot doubt ,t.
correctness of our conclusions. s'
Trouble among the Oystermen.-An ~.
termar, who, has just escaped from cauty;
ty in New Jersey, states, in the Phiadelrb,
Gazette, that several oyster boats were fro,
zen up, during the last extremely cold veal
er, in Nantucket creek. On the 29tb re
body of men, sixty in number, armed WIKI
guns, loaded with buck shot. came down and
made the crews prisoners, bound them barJ
aud foot, and carried them to Brideetovr


The man who gives this information, broke
the chords with which he was bound and
escaped from his captors at Cedarville, Tbs
leader of this party was a Mr.. ]. LAWYER


at the head of an oyster company, lately in.
corporatcd by the state of New-Jersey-


The oystermen regard this as daring yo.


lation of their rights. They say that the


state of New-Jerscy has no jurisdiction over
any part of Delaware bay; and one ofthem


asserts that he has seen receipt for taxes


paid to the state Of Delaware, by the owners


Of small island very near the Jersey shore.


They are too poor, however, to carry up the
question to the Supreme Court.