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IL.782.044
6 May 1782:11,12 (4/209)
Philadelphia, April 16. . . In a late paper we gave an
account, that a woman and three children had been carried
off by the savages from their habitation near Fort Pitt: . .
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[3/4 column: narrative of action from man who escaped from
Indians]
While at Muskingum, the 2 Moravian Indians learnt him an
Indian song, which they frequently made him sing, by way of
insult, and afterwards interpreted to him in obscene
language; and he left them at Muskingum, where they stayed,
in order to go out with the next party against our
settlements. . .
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