The ghost, Or A minute account of the appearance of the ghost of John Croxford executed at Northampton, August the 4th, 1764, for the murder of a stranger; wherein many particulars relative to that affair, and known only to the parties concern'd, are now first made public from the confession of the ghost. And to render this performance as useful as possible, is shewn in a concise manner, the being of a God, the certainty of a resurrection and the state of the soul, between death and judgment; as also the doctrine of spirits deduc'd from Scripture; the philosophy thereof explain'd, and their use and tendency in the course of this world clearly determin'd, with many other interesting particulars naturally arising from this subject. By a minister of the Gospel near Northampton, personally concern'd in the conference with Croxford's ghost.