The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-09-09

A"es ia'u nc would 60 win nm. ne
Won tfeat hum Ames then cariied Att
wood toa pace where they dined. and
then 60 another place where they drank 10.
gether then aised Attwooi to walk with
hiai, which he did , while walking An,ey
Alked Atwood 1t he knew any perfon who :
would buy plate, adding he had three or
four pounds, and knew of peflon thar had
ieven or eight pounds. They went over 10
Chaflettown together ! returned went
to the honie where they hAc drank After
dinner and got more drink, then took aoo-
Their walk About nine O'Clock ,ba, even
ing they came By Mr.. Bicker's hou(e AZ
they came by Ames told Atwood, he had
ieen Mr.. Bicker take large FUN of monev
that day, and had watched where he out II.
and that il he would watch For him. hs
would rob Mr.. Bicker OF the money and
give him part OF it; Atwood iays, he at
hrt told him ne would not upon which
Amss iald he was very fearful or words To-
bat pnrporr, and thar he (Ame,) had done
things ten times mole dangerous than thar.
During their conveIlation, they warkee in
the Maiket-Square, and then 10 theNorths
End went to fhip-yard and laid down
on Tome Planks; fell al ep , walked I'D A.
bout two o'clock Ames then took a bot.
&c OF liquor out OF his pocket, drank and
gave il to Atwood, then alksd him if h.
would 60 with him TO MIR. Bieksr's Art.
wood fald he would Ames by the wav
told him, he had proper INSTRUMENTS to osei,
the dtfk. When they came to Mr.. Bick-
er's, Ames climbed up by the fpout, and
entered chamber window, which Att
wood lays was patty open he then took
his Poit to watch. In about a quarter of
an hour Ames returned, with three drawers
with money IN his hands laid he came
out at the ihoP door, gave Atwood toue
,,litsreens ihen they went to Ame,'s
.odglng, but tho people in the houie peiu0.
all in bed they could not get In. Afes
took a handful OF money and gave it to
Atwood, laying. ''yTbn 10 fer wafsbiag
/0r ms." Atwood lays 1t was then 70 DARK
nc could not dfcern what the money waa
that Ames gave him, but Afterwards found
1t to be five half ioes, l.ven dollars and fome
fmall pieces OF FLYER. They tl1en parted.
Yetterdsy came on before his Msjefay's
superior court, the trial. Of a Young lad
named Richard Harris lor letting fire 70
TO the houfs OF his matter Mr.. Dickman.
block maker. The jury brought in their
verdict Not Chilly.
His Excellsncy Governor Tryon, of
New York, has been on a Witt to Quebec.
and returned lafe to Nsw.YoIk laff Tuef-
day len'night.
BY letter from the Bay of Honduras.
We learn tina, the negro n(urreetion rather
increaies than dimlnilhes the white ioha-
bi'ants are quitting the country all is in
confuiion.
We hear that Mrs. Hancock, the piou.
and amIable widow OF the late Hon. Tho
mas Hancock, E!q; has prefented two I'll
yer cups for the Communion Table of ,hs
Old brick chuIch for which the members
Of that church voted her their thanks. an
sunday lait.
We hear that the Hon. PhomasHubbsrd.
EIq; late Of this Town deceafed, ha. Ieft Two
hundred pounds lawful money, to be put out
at intereit for the benefit of The poor in this
metropolis, which interefi is to be- collected
annually, and attributed to them.
A fcoutiEs party Of the Oneida Iudisn,, about
hree weeks sgo,returned from an attack of fome
81 their enemies 10 the iouthwsrd, either Choe-
avs or Cherokees +; they brought tx priloners
With them, not one Of which has been adopted
by the Inhabitants of their calie, 10 Of eourls
they are TO be rOaGed alive, sgseesbIe 10 the
Indian cnitom, and they have lent notice Of their
intention TO the ieveral towns Of III: Five Mai.
ons. and invited them to be Prefeat At this kor.
rible cAtaiiroPhe.
Tneioay is'nnisht arrived Of New York, .
lady who Riles berfeH the Marchioncfs De Wal