Delaware journal., 1827-10-26
DELAWARE JOURNAL,
WILL. s..,,N G,s1NS
Friday, October 26, 1821.
EGtract of letter dated Dore7, Oct. GO.

Yesterday gentleman drove into this place. in
fine stile, with most splendid horse and sulky, by
the name of Ware. This same gentleman passed !
through this place for Lewis on Friday last lately
from New York. Pursuit was making for him by
constable from SUSSEX. 1t so happend that Ware
cams the road by Milton. The Constable came
the lower road, and arrived here before Ware.
The news of the constabe's having passed through,
rather startled the gentleman. He looked wild, got
up, walked toward the back door of the tavern,
where he was, opened it and ran for the creek. He
was close followed by of the citizens. ImmeGi-
atcly upon being overtaken, he told them-s' Gem |
tlemcn, know what you after-you suppose that
am the man who forged check on G. q. and 5.
Rowland of New York, but you are mistaken.
am an innocent man. Upon being brought back, he
was searched and 655 dollars found upon him. I'M
mediately before he run from the tavern, he was
seen to pull from breast pocket roll which had
the appearance Of bank notes, and since his con-
fnement he has acknowledged that he threw into
the cripple as he run $500 dollars.
On Saturday night last the Jail in this place
was burnt to the ground. 1t was set on fire by So.
3 lomon Grcenly, confined on charge Of steainga
horse. Greeny made his escape, but was oyertaken
and brought back in irons.
We copy the following from the New York Ane'
rican Of Tuesday last.
MORGAN'S BODY FOUND.-By pamphlet
received by this mornings mail entitled ga Sup
Elementary Report of the Committee appointed to
ascertain the fate of VIM. Morgan it at last
certain that the body found the shores of Lake
II ,f rho imam
of 90 persons, held for second time, after hearing
J.. the testimony Of various individuals, among them
that of Mrs. Morgan, who distinctly she be-
. lieved the body to be that of her husband unan-
- mously found that :" it was the body Of WILLIAM
MORGAN and that he came to his death by sufioca-
ton by drowning And, from the testimony gwen
TO the coroners inquest, . difficult to resist
the conclusion at which they arrived. 1t now re-
., mains to ferret out and punish his murderers.
!. The Norfolk (Va.) Herald says anti-Jackson
l. Meetings following each other, leisurely, but
e surely and will go through all the counties in the
q State" The same paper thus notices the "le Oh
It the Post and the Palladium, concerning Mr.. Adams
r, asserted pledge to federalists
" ssAnother brisk and thrifty lie that had begun TO
ia operate most hopefully for the cause of the como
naton has been met at the onset of its career, anu
as Pat would say, ''kt dead nail in the dOore
ed of highway robbery or arson, by his heartless
prosecutors"
4 When Mr.. Buchanans letter appeared, most ofthe
n Combination prints pretended that it gave them
tn great satisfaction nasmuch it proved the truth
of the Beverly and jackson stories. Most people
notwithstanding, knew this to be sham, and only IN
Of tended for persons oftew brains and little information
or The truth is, appears in different parts of tn
country, that the General has fallen in the estima
ton of some of his friends from the time that MIR
Buchanan's address was published. frank avow
al of the effect of this address upon Jackson mar
in Virginia, late member of the General Assembly
,u. appears in an extract of letter to gentleman
ga Washington. and published in the National inte'i
ant gencer Of Wednesday last