The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-29

daughter oi Captain Stanton, OF that town AT
Salem, Mr.. Benjamin Carpenter, TO Nils Gerriih.
AT plymouth, Rev. Lemucl Lebanon, 10 Miis
Allcn.--Mr. Ilaac LeBaron, 10 Aiifs Martha
Rowland. --Mr. William Lebanon, to MiS Sally
Churchill.-Mr Abraham Hcmett. to Mifs Prii-
ella LeBaron.-At Lincoln, DR.. Jofcph Adams,
OF Tewniend, to Mis- Loyey Lawrence, eldch
daughter OF the Rev. William Lawrence, of Lin
eoin.-At Shrewsbury, Mr.. Nathaniel Stearns of
Paxton, to Miis Lydia Culhing, eldea daughter
OF Capt. Job Cllhing of thar town.--At Rox-
bury, Mr.. Leonard Fiiher Leathbridge, to Mils
Betiey Gooch
The following left with the Printer yesrday, VIZ
| Y 1 meeting oftl,e Delegates ON the ic-
1 \ veral towns in the county of Plymouth,
according TO adjournment, December e., 1874.
Keiolved, 7bafaob jHjqioes iasbiS eSAnty, qvbo
PAGE not made, or N5aH not in one moatb tiom Tbs
date, make PREPARATION for fbe iymT dose tbrir conn
ny " adSrsDsng General Gaze and governor Hatch
iylon, ne manner fby did, al TIE lat Jaly term
~ fb' e0r1t, are and o4gbf 10 be ssfmtd sneges ef
zoe country re ex5irati0aof ons m01f6 treh
RE date 6eyeef, be dah 4vitb a,tbe 9h44e and re-
lfaimfa sffbe Peqtk IN tbe eoaQf,y JAqY dsystg.
Atr4e eeey, THOMAS LO71iR0P. Clrk. !
We Pabli6nr brsGnts us Compliments to bis
Cpj2omes on the Seal5n.
NEw-YoRk, Dec. 70. The Six Nations have
lately tent deputies to Col. Guy Johnion, the
iuPenntendant Of Indian affairs, frem their Ge-
neral CSngreis at Onandaga, refpetting iome
further reiolutions which they and their deputies
have entered into concerniag the troubles to the
Southwark, from which we expect to hear hort-
~ favorable iaue, as the deputies, with many
Other Indians, were arrived at Guy Park when
the lat intelligence came from Albany.
"Wednesday lat at a fpecia court ofoyer and
terminer, came on the trials of Henry Hamilton
and John Adams, for highway robberies, when
the latter pleaded guilty and the former confetti
ed the fact on his trial, alledging that he was in
! toxicated with liquor at the tune he perpetraIed
the robbery. The ncxt day they both received
fentence of death, and are to be executed next
day'Morning.
| NEw. YORK, December ~. La,e Snaday
jaitsqt0r Bge0a, tbs poaP Jelfpb, Capt Lindty,
Tcg dfsz svitS IA barrels ae sar, II do.,ys mra,
"a Lsrres. fgeaa, s besy5sady Indian meal, banxL
PORK, IS ffE;pS bntg, 4 tOn Of iron and 1 pipe Of
6va96y a .feOad donation fran The inbabIfanfs Of
ibis 6iy t0tkspsor Of Bo,9Oa, qo6o are Immediate
ll0frsys ~ TIE Bgao1 POrt-BiK.
Lea 7aeday, Capt. faction, from NtqV-WTad-
ors an LPsr County, b,ongbtfo fbit civ steea bar
rel' q 4Ubsas ssaal, rue do. tzeaw, andtuVO 40. q
vswsab; bling OnI part ef TIE dsnanons Of ~
i15A6ifaafS q f6at LaaHpreaa9, t0r fbs fOOr Of Bg-
ton, JI9e'71g IN fbs comnon care Of Ausrica1 Abo-
~; qVbicb be has Ali.vtred (agrscabs 10 order d
re committee IF f5af pyeeina) 10 tie gentlemen ab-
painted lytbe committee effbi5y 10 rserive dsaafi-
oq, md 10 Be ty fbem hauatfed 10 BsqOp, FIR lbs,
lebn1a5A fnpSf--A tbrJ ams time zoe are qveL
eZved, fbaf coyfSrabb mere IL Jakjfyibed, and ma,
5e espet7ed in The lprl4g, from The aboUs Pyenin<t,
as joan as The qvafa' communication Is eben.
NEw-HAvEN, Dec. IA. BY gentleman
lately from Canada, we are informed, {" thai
Mont. Partuiie, an indian interpreter, fad to be
lately ient BY governor Carlton, among the Sis
Nations, and other Indians, to know if they would
join the Kings troops againf the American co.
lonies, II required, was returned with the follow
ing ani~er, that they looked upon the difputs
between GreatBritain and the colonies, as famil,
quarrel between father and fons, (which the,
made no doubt would be amicaby iettlcd) and
chat it was contrary to their cuitom to interfere
between parents and children and that they
were moreover apprehcnGye, in cafe they inter
fered. and the colonies got the better Of the
King srroops, they of courIe mua fall a farriicc
TO their recruitment He alto informs US that the
prieGs and nobleac, EN- poyed to found the Ff.Rch
Canadians, have met with no-Dettcr encourage
Inent, they declared they looked upon the other
colonies as their brethren, and that hey will ~
no means take up arms againit thcm.- sAndthal
it was generally imagined, by gentlemen bea
acquainted with the diipoftion of the Canadians,
that it wonld be impoaible 10 raife.a Jingle regi-
Benr in all Canada and the farmers and
trsdefmen we're preparing petition to the cOurI
90 Great Britain, begging THAI the French law.
lsmRht not t.ke place, bur that the Englilh laws
ght be continued, which they had found by ex-
pencnce 10 be much better, and with which they
were eKtreamlY Well fatis6ed."