...pursuers, who were on the opposite side. An Oneida immediately discharged his rifle, and wounded him, and he fell. Throwing down his rifle and his blanket,...raised his tomahawk, and with a yell, sprang, like atiger, upon his fallen foe; Butler supplicated, though in vain, for mercy ; the Oneida, with his uplifted...

...gained<tie opposite bank, he raised his tomahawk, • ' ab. 'iith a yell, sprang, like atiger, uponhis fallen foe ; Butler supplicated, though in vain, for mercy, the Oneida, with his uplifted axe, shouted in his broken English, — " Sherry Valley ! remember Sherry Valley !" and...

...down his rifle and blanket," says Mi. Campbell, " the Indian plunged into the creek and swam across ; he raised his tomahawk, and with a yell, sprang, like a tiger, upon his fallen foe; Butler supplicated for mercy ; the Oneida with uplifted weapon shouted in broken English, ' Sherry Valley ! Sherry Valley...

...pursuers, who were on the opposite side. An Oneida immediately discharged his rifle and wounded him ; he fell. Throwing down his rifle and his blanket,...supplicated, though in vain, for mercy ; the Oneida with his uplifted axe, shouted in his broken English, — ' Sherry Valley .' remanber Sherry Valley ." and...

...pursuers, who were on the opposite side. An Oneida immediately discharged his rifle and wounded him ; he fell. Throwing down his rifle and his blanket,...soon as he had gained the opposite bank, he raised hie tomahawk, and with a yell, sprang like a tiger upon his fallen foe. Butler supplicated, though...

...pursuers, who were on the opposite side. An Oneida immediately discharged his rifle and wounded him ; he fell. Throwing down his rifle and his blanket,...tomahawk, and with a yell, sprang like a tiger upon hia fallen foe. Butler supplicated, though in vain, for mercy ; the Oneida with his uplifted axe, shouted...

...pursuers, who were on the opposite side. An Oneida immediately discharged his rifle and wounded him ; he fell. Throwing down his rifle and his blanket,...supplicated, though in vain, for mercy ; the Oneida, with his uplifted axe, shouted in his broken English, 'Sherry Valley ! remember Sherry Valley /' and then...

...An Oneida immediately discharged his rifle and wounded him ; he fell. Throwing down his ride and Ins blanket, the Indian plunged into the creek and swam...supplicated, though in vain, for mercy ; the Oneida, with his uplifted axe, shouted in his broken English, ' Sherry Valley ! remember Skerry Valley !' and then...

...pursuers, who were on the opposite side. An Oneida immediately discharged his rifle and wounded him ; he fell. Throwing down his rifle and his blanket,...plunged into the creek and swam across ; as soon as lie had gained the opposite bank, he raised his tomahawk, and with a yell, sprang like a tiger upon...

...defied his pursuers. " An. Oneida immediately discharged his rifle and wonnded him and he fell. Thowing down his rifle and his blanket, the Indian plunged...supplicated, though in vain for mercy. The Oneida with his uplifted axe, shouted in broken English, " Sherry Valley ! remember Sherry Valley !" and then buried...