The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1774-08-25

4 Sat meeting II y eehoiers and other inhabitants Of
wAew held yetc.da Ahe CouHouic in that paee the
Hon. Ri,ha,d Derby, Eq; Mr. John Pickering, Jun. Mr.
Jonathan Ropes, Capt. Timothy Pickering, Capt. Jona-
than Gardner, Jun. AMI Capt. Richard Manning,
ehoien DePute' to IePreea that town., at Meeting 81
Espies from the eseal p the county Of EGsx, 60
be held az Ipiwich on the 9th of September
/ c. c. made great Pssads IN his enacsvouTs
to prevent the meeting Salem yeerday Proclamation
was ported Up fobi ding the fame Deputy hertf was
aationed the Cout-hcue, in order give notice TO TIE
Governor when the people proceeded to buncs ard TO
crown ALL two companies Of the 5eth regiment were on
their mach for ;he hcue, aid the hs in dpes
Gng the meeting The people, however, met ae the time
appointed, eho their Deputies, and then returned to hes
REFLECTIVE buhnefies.
We this moment learn from Salem, that the Governor,
tent for the Committee Couep while the people
in meeting, and queoned rhem whether they were
conccrnci In iung the notification fos the rneesng 70
which they anfweIed in the afr native. II is further fad,
the Governor has nec ent his warrants and taken up tie
faid Committee Of Correspondents Of Salem.--Qaere,
Wbas zvl come offkn
On the 10Th inf. she gentlemen delegates from this
place arrived New-Hagen they were met at North
Haven by number Of gentlemen who accompanied them to
Ncv-Hayen and on III: 18th they proceeded ON their
journey.
On the night of the 9TH of June aa che whole city of
Cuatimala deOyed, BY Earthquakes and the fiery et-
rupons Of great mountains and mot of the inhah-
rants dehroycd. particular account OF this dreadful
catafrophe will be 10 our next.
Henry Middleton and Edward Rutledge, Efqrs. two Of
the five delegates from South-Carolina, arrived at
Philadelphia the other three were daily expected.
The inhabitants Of North Carolina proPoe iendng de-
egaes to the grand American eongrefs.
We hear from Taunton that the arrival of Daniel
Leonard E; that town, the place of his recenee who
has taken the oath, RxcEssARY to QUALIFY hmielf
for councillor, the NEW PLAN) the Peope were
greatly exafpeated sgana him, and it became publicly
known that he in that town, byhs going 10 meeting
on Sunday orenoon paper poaed uAby the meeting
houie door, requeng the inhabitants to anbe the next
day ON the green Mr.. Leonard il IA thinking his
6tuation fate, decamped. The day the people aen-
bled, but he not being found the deputy erf aPoeat,
and by his conduct 70 enragd the people that he thought
prudent to take fheter in Mr.. L:onars houe And~e
further learn that eyeralhot fired in the room where
he was going bed, probably 70 warn him OF what he
might expect If he peried in the way he going
MARRIED. At Hampton, Mr.. Ebenezer Hall, Of
Salem Printer to Mis Polly Orne, of the fame place.
DIED. MiG Abel WOOd.--Mr liaae Mems, dtiller.
Mrs. lackfon, Wife Of Mr. Jsc1on, at Plimouih.--
Mr.. William Maxwell Hannah Tare, widow
Mrs Elhsr cordwell.---At Concord, Thomas Whiting,
Eo,--At Lexington, Mr.. Roberor, he dropped dead as
he was whetng his fyhe in the ed.- New York; Nh
Tohn Beekman, an eminent merchant In thar city.
PORTSMOUTH, Auguh 10. Tuefday after
noon. at about four O'Clock, fma. fhock Of
an Earthquake, was felt in this and the neigh
bouring towns.
Nrw-LosDoN, AresP io. A coreipondsnt AXIS
Whether there is any native nhabtant OF the Malta
chus,ts colony le who bae enoushtO except the empty
title Of COUNCILLOR on the tangled conAisutonf And
If TO- whether he ought be cOndeed 10 any other Light
than would be an unnatural child aiding Aain 20 RIP
up his othe. bowels And ough to be hanned and
abhorred more than an nhabirant Of HsBf"
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