The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-07-21

Wrists deIiand OF iatsisccn fof Tc @< xnsiet1 cen
fnit,ed in Ceoria, fIom the headmen OF the Coweta
Cultahs and Cheehaws, accompanied w.r white win
acquainted his xosency, that they had tut three Of Il
murderers to dh viz Oaktakee chiefoSthe gang, Mile
headmen of Tomawtley in the Forks, md bis Nephew
that having given this fatisehon, they hoped the pat
would now be mde frait and that whfc people whom
they longedeo Re, would again come into pc natonfe
that all was noupeaee n token OF WHO they had fen
his Excellency tie white wing.--So great Mr.. Caphin
influence over tb Indians (which has alloys been
cd for the gcne gOod that thief; heading were ordered
to deliver the tax ce to get hh to forward il
to Sir James Wight; and to wait at his owpen for an
aniwer. They hd been only ten days fin the nation.
Mr.. Cophin upa being for, according went from his
feat at Syer-B in this province, to Oghee, and d-
patched the ralsnd white wing from theli Emialfigo
had been appoint bring down the takbut the Chac
tabs having kh woman near his rehdek, he went in
purut of the enry, and the headmen hIappointed the
preient mcflcngea
Yelierday anid, the hip Magna-Qrta, Captain
Maitland, from Lndon. 1t appears BY hEockets, that
he has brought or two ches and half tea, for two
of our merchants but il is not probsbl4hat the fame
will be received bshem, the duty therd paid here 1t
is expected, wen preume to know thFelent temper
of the nhabtants,hat Capt. Maitland weany it back
to England.
NEwroRT, " II. A gentleman brought his
veel to this place. fit out, has called hehe SAVAGE
PoRT-BILL.
Extract of len, dated Philadelphia, k,--I774. |
We daily recee difmal accounts fronk back parts
of this, and the shbouring provinces, tffndians esm
determined go~qar; many white PeoHconhfing Of /
whole families, hasarcady been lcaPed ;oufands are
leaving their habitans in the new iertlemd
People here arot backward in iayingird North is II
at the bottom Of allis; for sou muf knoshe Indians
were FRI provoked bpme murders COMMITTEE nong them
BY one Col. CIeiOp,hO it is laid, was ENGAGED in his II
direful proceedings b certain great DSer, who n
is one Of Lord North orrepOndents, meal. D--nOre
ofV--g---a." II
The inhabitants ofnnfylyania, throughdal the In
land towns, as well zae city ofPhadelphias extreme
y jealous in the opPoon to the preient ind meaures
Of the Britih Parliani declaring they wpend the II
aa mite, if needed, iapPOrt of Bottom; tlereys are
alto very warm the pie Of North Caroliniye taken III
the alarm and, in n the whole continl is more
routed than they in the time of the hi French,
Spaniih, and Indian waand indeed greater lon have
they to be routed.
The inhabitants of,rwich have fubfcr f.Iso
iawfal for the relief Of lon.
TIE tsil04uing is fbe nesc of andry letters bed from
Fort Pin. I'd JIne 10, 1874.
The 10Th infant ,endly Indian, that been re- II
eonnoIteIing the woedsh Capt M kee, WED upon II
By one of Conoly's mi but luckily made cicape II
The fame day Mr.. Rrd Butler, and Mtxander II I
Blaine, two Of the prime traders, arrived HON the n i
Shawanele towns, with canoes loaded Jpeltry. II r
They were ciccrtcd to hace BY three of the bane, II
All the ref of the tradcrt coming by landh near II r.
,avO Gandysd b9jts loadyith peltry, ard peaed II a,
here in few days. Mrler brought bee In the q
Shawancic, Of which CaIIE~-rrysd him huaat II g
Connolly, and HkewiSc to 20 Him for S>VsBn for
the three Shawanefe, wherted our, tradersA CO. II
molly absolutely refued ahe could not fnkakhem, II A.
as he looked upon them asr1T,f =,
ExtrsE sfa ktfesi ca-Jeilfey-fune o.
" Our traders, who wcithe lower Shawa1wns. -
are all on their way Forthwith their efieeisean's
party was returned with Eh fcalps and onelner .c
Logan is a Shawanefe, andre was now fatisA the ~
lois Of his relations, who w,illed by creoH bis IL
party the Shawanefe ahaawares are incl for II -;
peace, and viii remain 70 ifvirginans will hem q;
alone, but they are under gpPrehenGcns of hof- 81,
tile intention" we | ~
NEw-YoRn, July :. K Of the la;cft letom -"I
London, to a eoIIelpondentiis city, we ha{cc. -
among other material aFtieiat there was thare II r.
the parliament bill TO eguLe grants of lana ca '
nerica, that it was managed the like GecrcoJic -
patch as the other late bills .rnirg the coiobd III 4
would be in the highea delatcrefing to thkd 0.n,
property here. Thu
The Creek nation, we he eyinee their de eI's
difpoIition towards the Enghtheir dfapprobbf "s'1
,ie late murders in the Provof South-CaroAd AZ
Georgia, have already taken VI the murderer M
an intent to deliver them up uJames Wrighp. Rs,r
Governor OF the province lat med.
We hear from Albany, thats chiefs, and hel NJ
rsrs Of the fix nations, are noWseir way to SIT IT,,
liam Johnfon's, to hold cofon the alarmin 80 D
they received Of the murders eted BY CrefIoI NJ M
Others, bis afociares, on Ohio ), comfortable 4 a.
are already anemblcd at JohnAn, and tits a a.
the whole will amount to fix q hundred, an ''' .
notwithstanding the dforders wle unprovoked II y. V
barty Of CreioP, ard others, hayoncd to the r I'
ward, there is reslon to hope thhgh the ende
Of Sir William Johnfon, the hdelthe fix natioi All
be prcieryed, and the Northern rs frcured fro I
dangers and diefs exPenenchs frontiers '>el'
GINA, sc. II is however earneay BY all perfonl
cerned in new fettcments of tract nothing nj H@r
the interim happen to defeat thkuine expeefI va ~
fiom the ntesded congreis.
III NUMEROUS meeting Of fhe inhab fks cir, oe Ill