The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-28

.r. len 5:r-e Of cunning rs MACE
'iAs va, y ~, free people Of their natural
u ul S;,lated privileges, although gualan.e |
siaa ~ own Of Great-Britain. bur 'ays ga
~ ~ .n,hor;,v. put NOT your tru.t IL pfih's''
= -. ord. he is your defence. n
On, n ~ =" : JnylS. Wedneiday nignt IAN,
= : go. sst-ee ~ coYcipoudcnce met, ana arc"
nm 4 fet Of Receives on the Preieh'c Ga ahont
odeafion, which were printed ana 'sh of II
rbe town next morning, FOR the apr "asmhIe II
the inhabitants thereof; who are " s,Ciock II
a. the Coffee Hcuie tomorrow al IL 80
either to approve, or diiapProve OF tn +he;r
A. ,he Game time the people are to teitiIy sns
annrohat;on of the FIVE gentlemen nonina ~
r, f,hs committee to attend as delegates .. Ia
ssnsr.l Conorefs, viz. Mr.. Duane W.T. I'm
FL ;v;reNon. MIR. John Atop, Mf' naAS
Low, and MIR. John Jay. ,.4 -. b1s Ka-
Nr.po,r. Yuiy 10. Yeifsrday arrivec .ne D,.e
>, Can't. lanes frOi, in aine week, nom ~; Thomas
few days paa, Capt. Froit ipoks u s..n Newbury
| and Martha, Jonathan Paricns "'A''~'' q
Put OUT even u.J scconrts BY Capt. Frc are, than
II Frglaod are as anxoas to hsar the 'cseP.'o.
II -. ;of,,mous PORT-BILL met witn' Az :, -.n-,v.
a.a.sed on the event that many imaglnea ans INTO
,ree of the troops and hps would nnke u, Sh,;t. and
u. no0o
the boitonAs, .hv. were afraid the fouthern Coz
III P Ay .hiolu,ely refufe support them' apo ~
.e , "a ;ve an but that uHiverialiy, exeeP' eo
NV rniaerial tools and hungry dePenoAn's' s.
III hea deyoutly wifhed, the COLONIES 70 rAe
rm- stherVrfe liberty would be bannea .s az A..
mn. :, Ie,s be no where found but in WHO'S ,ns =,
sA, rla, ,- ,yadelmen began be very ieAui 9, Ou
II &C.. Grade comfortable number OF wnom ~ou,1 =.
.soppe NTH Can't Frot, but that nc could D01 's
.rd tba, il was generally Thought, tne
aood ou,. as became free born Ameneans' en'. dsn.s
II .ss r,,;or. I--d Nh, would loon % - 80
Of oine his head, the people being .n0' f.s = o.
Ca.n,xsrowN, [S0afb-Cayslnal Jsy = n, -
ncl." la Oiled for Salem, theloop Mary, John ~.
- h.v;n0 ON board two hundred and ixy D 49,.
ethc benevolent contribution OF isveIM stn''s
s0 here Ger the relief Of fuch poor people N
o, - difrcls by the operation OF the 'a~ Az "
II for lhutng up the harbour OF tina. 'own an Sal
r s.,rM. iuly z6. The thunder and lightning On e.
a;Do the nth infant, was very vioient ~ .eA'
800 eaasard Of this place. AT Ne~puFy, us -
|, AZ p;ch,rd Little was greatly damaged. =.
-. EshDine truck the chimney hrit' ana .nei 'psJ
III Dsyts Of the houfe, throwing down pnShs, -
r breaches through the windows ana hos =, Is c. ~
u 80: ,byouph the walls and boards, carrying ON "a,
c ..6 s,a tn;,tinr Others. Towards the wen sn0,
g s % Ises were rent of, and eoni'dsraeie par
.-. LA orer One fdc of bcdited, wnien loo.
of ~. oro oppoiite to breach made fnIousn 'ne
Is the houe was fnapt ihort Oh. =. ho
~ ~ ar perfons in different sooihs ~ ~ - .v all
IN h.,e the effects were greate, not one OF 'ne",
ALL w.. A.Rve. near Portfmouth, large oak uss
ass v;,h irhtning and ivefed almcit 20 plese ~
aFUur Ian ss5ihff fans YsEs sl s''s":
r. in one iene the Traders all arrived fate with thepgo
at that place. being ecostcd and protected by fome Sh'
ur anefr Indians who were TENT COL Crograns, as il
IN Unsigned they would not be lafe the fort; the Vrg
raj ans having party of militia under at that place
nd Connolly, their Capt ioon lie heard of the Indians
e. ing al Crograns, fcnt forty Of bis take them
toners, notwithstanding their kindness to peoPle,
ur the Traders giving them notice Of the degn they nr
diatey went oif-Conollys party followed and overts
A. them, fired upon, and wounded Of them, the OF
rs two took the wounded Indian off and made their eica
IS and day or two afterwards party Of Indian effort
OF another Of the Traders with his effects from the Lakes
.r The eGorng party Of Indians ooner faw the
man, but they Immediately ordered the ins be unlo
nd III ed, and held council what ben 10 be done but
he II Traders who had arrived Fort Pitt, fearing ofnc
all conequencs might happen from the conduit Of the pa
III II which Ccnolly had fent out, Immediately FOLLOWED the
a. dan and up with them the day after they had
with the other party, and acvcd them to return to ::
MS III own country at the fame time telling them, that PEI
fyana had part in the mitchell already done, and
ID II the Virginians entirely were in fault.
e We hear from Virginia, that large body Of men
going out againi the Indians BY order Of Covernment
f. II We arc informed, that young Cefop, who firh
r. gan the quarrel with the Indians and murdered anur
ed II of them, in cowardly manner, has received letter
thanks from Lord Dunmore from hence it appears,
es II a icheming party in Virginia. are making tool Of q
I'd Governor to the plan formed BY them fer their
I'd vate emoument, who being mofly Land Jobbers, VIC
to with to have thoi lands which meant 10 begiyer
II the officers in general" .s
Of II IRA meeting Of Exy. eexfleaer,, dsbnies iec