The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-11-11

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Ithss long been euaomary IN this town,
on tke fifth Of November, for numbered he
lowel Iclas Of people to carry about pagan
ssies, n aeEaop Of re Psps abd he Devitand
fbfir Powder Plot and IL has ikew,le been
cuitotnary for the parties, Norfb End and
Saudi. TO try their fkIll az sBiosUs and Kasfks,
and he victory declared to them who ihould
take away the others Psps, tina, being The
name given to the pagean.ry This year the
party at the Nsyfb End were victorious. which !,
caulcd the SoGtb to give out void, Ostbff far
ing is,' thar they would on lhe Monday syers
ing following s at than again ! The conlr-
quence Of this was. as we are cfedibly IN
formed, that the Tea CsmmiDisavI, fearing
the mobility intended paying them Witt, re-
moved mott OF their valuable effects. and their
perfons, from their feipeefiVe places of reli-
dence, and left their houles guarded, s0i.bia,
BY number of meni bat, 'fbs sOieksd fee
wbsn name bErjEe,'--'a gully confidence nseds
no asesIsy. I'VE are well afaled, that neither
inability nor inability had the leah intention OF
dlitusbing them at that time.
ExtraS sf0 letter lrsm gentleman in PHI
Laaslthia 10 bis friend in this f0s0H.
" The adventure Of the E4H-lndia. CONF
pany 10 the moR obnoxious inealufe that
could have been ptopDisd. Ihaye pot met
one individual who does not reient the very
idea. You may expect Ihatthe next account
will give you abundant eyidence OF uaivsF-
C.Il4 -A~s~-.-~.~-Ar e~f-i.Ai>----ss~.@~~~fa AkA
polhhed Zoe sac la.ss ,v;l svatify the pubic b.
giving up the commiiion. But fhouId they
no, do 70, it will only be the means Of . little
trouble, for the prefent temper is TO ssupsf
hem not to receive the tea, and 20 prevent
is being landed. We hear this is the fpirit
Of Mar, land andNew Y TX. There are many
fears refpeefing Bottom. Some give out, and
ahert that you have imported tea without any
referye and paid the duties : You may de-
pend not an ounce has pad duties in this port.
But whatever may have been done, il Is
TO be hoped the town of Bottom will appear
on the prelent occaion with their ufuallpifit."
-Poffibly you have not heard ol the fecepli-
on, the letters from the Virginia and Malta
chuietts AHembles received in this province.
Our Houe met 10 September, few days be-
fore their difloution, and highly approved
the meafure propofed (of . joint council and
ordered their Speaker TO fign letter 70 that
purpofe at the table, but az they were 70 loon
to dIAoIve, they did not name committee
of correspondence, bur have warmly recom-
mended tito The nswhouie which win meet
in few days"
MARRIED. Dr.. Arthur Spencer, to
Mifs Sarah Bright John FoxcFof, Eiq; of
Cambridge, 10 Mifs Sarah Whaworth, e;deli
dsrghserof Dr.. Miles WsifwUrth. MIR.
Caleb chan,pneys g'szisEs 70 M'6 Sarah
BeaIs.
DIED.I Miis Abigail CrOlweII, daughter
of the Rev. Andrew CfoFwcll: Her funeral
will be attended to-morrOG sfieipDoD, when
hes friends and acqOainsancs are deiired to at
tend.-Mrs. RogersswI Of Mr.. hbfahsm
Rogers, Hou(ewIight.--Mifs Snow, only
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas Snow az che South
end.-A, Hog ifland, Mr.. Nathaniel Hen.
lhaw.-At Hopkinton, Symptom Jones, Eos
AT Warwick, MRS. Elizabeth JohnRon,
wife Of Mr.. John Johnfon.--At Jamaica,
Capt. Lemuel Eames, of Marih6eId.
".s The kzgfby piAs Eghsa An American,
is rseeiVfd, bEf not cooked s1ssgb FIR pE6-
Eeafiss.
K. and A COuunyman, &c. &c. can. tao
late fer fdif da,;i paper.