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Giles (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 5
Not very commendable
--We regret to learn, from the Pearisburg Gazette, that the Giles county Volunteers, while on their march to join the Wise Legion, found it exceedingly difficult to procure anything to eat at the Red Sulphur Springs, although a week's notice had been sent forward that the troops would stop there one night.