The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-12-16
RIDAY, DEcEMBER 16, i
&" Upon motion ordered,

4 " Upon motion ordered,
II " That the Librarian furniih the gentlemen
who are to meet in Congress, with the ute OF iuch
books as they may have occahon for, during their
fitting, taking receipt for them.
SignedIy aydsr sft5s l;rst7srs.
WILLIAM ATTMoRE, tec."
| OrGsre1, That the thanks Of the Congress be
returned TO the directors Of the Library company
of Philadelphia, for their obliging order.
Adjourned till nine o'clock tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1874, Am.
Agreeable to rhe reioIve of yeRerday, the meet
ing was opened with prayers by the Reverend
Mr.. Duehe.
HetsS, That the thanks of the Congress be
Is given TO Mr.. Duche, by Mr.. Cuihing and Mr.
Ward, for performing divine iervice, and for the
excellent prayer which he competed and deli
vered on The occaiion.
The Congress taking iato cohderaton the APP
pointment of the committees vote was taken
on the number of which the fri committee ihould
conff, and by great majority, refolyed that It
conif of two from each OF the ~, as toll
F. i +. = ys VIA. M,j' 'lli''n'
MaGachuierts- Bay, Mr.. Samuel Adams, and
MIR. John Adams.
Rhode-Iland, Mr.. Hopkins, and Mr.. Wasdz.;
Connecticut, Col. Dyer, and Mr.. Sbe1san,
New York, Mr.. James Duane, and UP LAB
New Jerfey. Mr.. Livingston, and Mr.. Eepart.
Pcnnlylvania, Mr.. JOlePh Galloway,>satkal
Mr.. Edward Biddle.
Delaware Government, Mr.. Calar Rodney,
and Mr.. M'Kean.
Maryland, Mr.. Thomas Johnion, and Mr..
Goldborough.
VIRGINIA. Mr.. Lee, and Mr.. Pendleton.
South Carolina, Mr.. Lynch, and Mr.. ].
Rutledge. =. !,
Agreed that the fecond committee conht o.
oLs choien from each colony, as follows:
ew-fIampihire, Mr.. Sullivan.
Malachuiets-Bay, Mr.. Cuihing.
Rhode ,Iland, Mr.. Hopkins.
Connecticut; Mr.. Desnc.
New-York, Mr.. Love.
New Jeriey, Mr. Kiniey.
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Mfiin.
Delaware Government, Mr.. Read.
Maryland, Mr.. Chaie.
Virginia, Mr.. Henry.
South. Carolina, Mr.. Gadiden.
Oydsrx6, T'hat Iiaac Lefevre, and James
Lynch, be employed as door keepers and Meiien-
gers to this CongreE.
IRstsIved, That the preddent may adjourn the
Congress from day to day, when he finds there IS
no buiinefs prepared to be laid before them, and
NAV. when he finds it neceAary, call them to-
eether before the time to which they may itand
adjourned. =.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning, Nine o
clock.
The preGdent, agreeable to the reiolye OF the
9TH infant, adjourned the Congress from Gay %
day I'LL
NDAY, SEPTEmBtsIz, 1874.
The c O N 6 R E S met.
MATTHEW TILcHAM, Eiq; one OF the
Delegates from Maryland, appeared and took
his feat.
No buaneis being prepared for the Congres,
the preGdent adjourned it I'LL Tueiday, and from
Tuefday till Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER II. 1874, AM.
WILLrAm HooPER and JesEPH HgwEs;
Elqrs two Of the deputies from North Carolina,
attended the Ccngreis, and produced their cre-
dsntials, which being read and approved, they
t0Ek S5sIr sWisszx, delegate from the county
ofOrspoe. in the colony OF New ors' APPeeI;
"A A. Congress, and produced ce,einess IA ~.
sIsa;on by the faidcounsy, which oelng 's~.
80 .nDroved: he took his fear IN COng's'' - :
! Js,n5v Tor the colony of New YORK. =.
i CsoecF Ross, enc Of the deiega'es 'ol s~
p.os,;rce Of Pennsylvania. and joan AIsol'
re. one Of the delegates for the colony o. wv
w .npearcd and took thelriean IN S01sss.
~ n.s = .Thst william Hooper and Jo,sPl
rr.sss For. from North arollna' DC aoue'
s ~ sn.,ee appOin,cat6 fare enc rights