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Samuel L Metcalfe
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An old Indian then began to sing, and timed the music by beating on this drum, as the ancients formerly timed their music by beating the tabor. On this the warriors began to advance or move forward in concert, like well disciplined troops would march to the fife and drum. Each war rior had a tomahawk, spear or war-mallet in his hand, and they all moved regularly towards the east, or the way they intended to go to war. At length they all stretched their tomahawks towards the Potomack, and giving... a hideous shout or yell, they wheeled quick about, and danced in the same manner back. The next was the war song. In performing this only one sung at a time, in a moving posture, with a tomahawk in his hand, while all the other warriors were engaged in calling aloud "he uh, he uh" which they constantly repeated while the war song was going on. When the warrior that was singing had ended his song he struck a war-post with his toma hawk, and with a loud voice told what warlike exploits he had 6 Pluggy a Mohawk chief, probably son of Tecanyaterighto, appeared at the Dunmore council held with the Indians near Fort Pitt, 1774.

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