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Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 36. (ed. Reverend J. William Jones), chapter 1.9 (search)

we observed the blaze of a smith's forge a half mile away, and upon investigating, found two of McNeill's men having their horses shod. McNeill's Company of Rangers lay that night asleep and snug McNeill's Company of Rangers lay that night asleep and snug in a small strip of timber, which then stood in the fields a little east of New Erection church. Before sunrise next morning (Saturday) Hunter was stirring. Lloyd C., a young Marylander, the picketop east of us, rode rapidly into the little hidden bivouac and shook the old war horse, Captain John H. McNeill, wrapped in his buffalo, fast asleep in the leaves in a fence corner. In an instant hill being cleared to its crest on its east side, the enemy was plainly seen with his glass. McNeill was puzzled. Moving towards Staunton out of the southern edge of Harrisonburg they went in a their front. A courier was now dispatched in haste to Imboden via Bridgewater with a message McNeill dictated to me warning him he was being flanked in this way by the entire force of Hunter. Wha

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