{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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O'Clock on Sunday night. the neishborhood Of
the Rev. Mr. Stockton's church, corner of
Eleventh and Wood streets, was thrown into
a state of great excitement, in consequence of
noises proceeding from the interior Of that edi
fee, which partook somewhat Of an unearthly
character. People gathered from all parts, and


many were Of opinion that it was bona tide
ghost. In due time the keys were obtained,
when 10 out came not exactly mouse, but a
lad, son of Mr. Jacob w. Beck, residing there
abouts, who had attended in the evening, and
had fallen sleep. The family were much
alarmed at his absence, as may be supposed
and had made diligent search for him in the
interim. PLila Sun