The  Virginians  are  to  **go  three  several  marches  on
the  Indians  at  three  several  times  of  the  year :  first
in  November,  secondly  in  JMarch,  thirdly  in  July,  and
to  do  all  manner  of  spoil  and  oilense  to  rhe  Indians  that
may  possibly  be  effected  "  —  from  "  Weanocke  to  fflow-


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erdicu  Hundred,  down  to  "VVarosquoyacke  and  Nansa-
munge;  thence  to  Elizabeth  Cittie,  Warwicke  River,
Nutinegg  Quarter,  and  Accawmacke  ;  thence  to  Kisky-
acke.  and  places  adjoining  in  Paniunky  and  the  rivers
of  Chesepeyacke  "  —  once  in  summer  and  once  '*  before
the  frost  of  Christmas  "  (1629).  If  we  go  with  the
party  of  Indian  hunters  toward  Orapax,  where  Pow-
hatan is  buried,  we  shall  soe  them  harry  the  Chicka-
hominies,  hear  voHevs  in  the  woods,  and  witness  an  onset
near  Cohl  Harbour  ending  in  an  Indian  rout.  Then
tlie  party  will  come  back  home  to  their  anxious  fami-
lies, and  the  country  will  take  care  that  **  those  of  the
poorer  sort'*  who  are  **  lamed"  are  cured  in  the  Guest
Houses  at  the  expense  of  the  public.
