The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-10-13

handed 20 taen, @ho ihai pachAie Any kJSl b. sool.-
ioeh importers.
Exnsa IF lecr fran PHI S.fba, dated S:,t'1ibo az.
This Cong,es have pa,d she vote for an absolute
expectation. 10 take place September. Capt. Tyres,
who was to 0 Tor LoRasa s mornings detained to take
tue Account with him."
We arc informed that the courts have been prevented e,
ting in Barniabe, Plymouth and Nantucket, and We foon
expect an account OF the proceedings.
Lat Monday morning died Mr.. Robert Balls, for many
year noted Pilot and keeper % Bottom Lsht-houis. Es
tunra will be attended at tour O'Clock, hoa
ms houie, where his ICnds and acquaintance defined
meet.
Died. Mr.. Samuel Ruggles, houfcwrigat, aged
67.--Rirs. Bailey, vile of MIR. homas Bailey, houi,-
wnlht.--Mn. Whit,emoe, Widow OF MIR. Whites
mo:e, goidimith, deceaied.---MT. Eieinser, al tie
N;rsh End.---At Charieitown, Mrs. Mary Rogers,
Vie Of Mr.. Jacob Rogers, late lieutenant in his
jely's navy.--At Mcdied, Mlls Dorothy Ellis, mai
cen lady, and noted ehoo mitreis so years Tie laA
days Of her life he dd not iwaiiow any kind OF luae.
nansr.---At Malbehead, Ms. Mercy Wendell, re,iel
of the late mtor John Wendell, Of this town.---At
Rincetown, where lhe lately went WHIT Mis- Mao
by Tailor, only daughter OF tho ase DR.. Gillian Tai
lor, OF this place, deeeaisd.
SALEM, Utfebsr Lat Thurlday morning about ?
o'clock, fire dtosefed heaking forth from an out.buiId.
ing, made uie Of a wood-houie, belonging to Col.
Frye, and Gtuaei between his dwelling houe and the Rev.
DR.. Whitakes meetng-hoSie,i in kngihset The iames
and from thar the other buildings around IT, ragng with
uch fury and rapidly battle all attempts fcr loppne
It's progres, I'LL large meeting houie, eight dwelling
houies the cuoni houe and fourteen buildings occupied s
flores, ihops and bsrn bcdes eds and Other lma out
houies wholly defroyed. From thee buildings the
flaming cnders carried BY the wind 10 the Eaf 6as
Of fchoolfieet, where the houies the mott mmn-
ent danger, but happily peisred. The mott remaI-
able nnance OF praton was however obicr,ab at the
courI-HouIe, the fying OF which, with number of large
buildings contiguous TO 1t, under God wholly owing
to the happy and aonabe arrival OF tevera hundred Of the
mott respectable inabants Of Marbehesd, with two OF
their Engines. A. the Of their arrival the court.
houie fire but aided BY their Lanesvs and vsor-
exerons andy their good conduct the management
OF their engines, the flames eGnguihed, after the
geare confagraton which happened in this town.
Mrs. Field, in avery advanced age mohe Mr.. Samu-
81 Field, in eiesping from the flames truck her head
agan po, when The tel and was 10 much hort a. that
Che expired in lew minutes after he taken up and
carried a neighbours houie.
On Friday and Saturday lat, three villains were whipped
at the public whPpingPoR, IS apes each, for assinE
goods at laid fire.
With Capt. Callahan pal'engers, Mr.. Seth Hunt,
Mr. George lnman, Mr.. Samuel Whtwell, Mg.--
Baron, Mr.. David Black, and lady.
Intelligence received by Capt. Callahan, that fix regi
ments more ordered Immediately Tor Bolton.
Mr.. Phillips White, jun. Sen to Phillips Whirs, Elq;
ofHayelhil, paenger board Capt. Callahan, but
had the misfortune 70 be knocked board and drowned
4 or days ago.