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Birds and Fish

Published in the The New York Gazette, New York, New York on Friday, March 22, 1737

We hear from the upper part of James River that because of the severity of the weather that large flocks of wild fowl were froze to death; and since the ice has been gone, great numbers of fish have been thrown upon the shore dead. The like has not been known in the memory of man.

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