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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
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Soldiers Letter-No. 22.
The First Days Fight at fredericksburg
CAMP NEAR WHITE OAK CHURCH, Va, }
Nav 1S63 Z

May 8, 1868.
EDITOR FREEMAN :-Undoubtedl every Incl
dent connected with the late battle of Fredericks.
burg is perfectly familiar to your readers, long be-
fore this time, so that anything could say would
be but mere repetition, entirely superhuous and
uninteresting. Nevertheless, it is my habit to
like to speak of brave deeds, and there were so
many performed on this day that shall not omit
the opportunity offered now of telling what saw,
although aware that my account will be but the
relation of my own experience and will feebly
compare with those of more extended observa
ton. The temptation to write would be much
stronger If knew how to convey anything like an
accurate idea OF the exciting events of this DAYS
fight.
Last Saturday night, as soon as it was dark, we
crossed the river and halted on the plain opposite
The whole transaction was executed very quietly.
and everything was very still. We spread down
our blankets in the bright light OF full moon,
and sought repose, expecting on the morrow to
march against the foe and measure swords with
him once more. Nothing occurred to disturb our
rest only we were aroused once or twice to move
a few rods to the right and then to move few
rods to the left, and finally to come to halt al
most exactly where we were in the first place. AT
midnight they called US up to have US draw half
dozen more hard tack apiece; we had but eight
days rations Of them in our knapsacks, which
probably rendered this insignificant addition in.
dspensabe to the safety Of the Union. After
this we slept without interruption till the day was
beginning to dawn. AS soon as the morning twi-
hight began to appear we were promptly in line,
ready to move forward. We took our position a
short distance in advance, shelterng ourselves in
the road. The batteries took their position on
the flats and fired over our heads at the rebel
works. The enemy's shot, as we'll as our own,
passed over our heads, and their music was quite
lively and interesting. Occasionally SHOT or
piece of shell would come so low as to hit some
one IN the road, but for all that the officers found
almost impossible to make the men obey the
order, "keep down." About l. O'Clock there
was consultation among the officers in regard, |
suppose, to making charge and taking the rebel
works on the hill,-the very works that General
GUNNER tried so desperately and with such i'm.
menSe loss to take last winter, but utterly failed
W 20 so. Simultaneously with the assault here
another attack by assault was to be made from the
C'y' about three-quarters of mile above, where
'DeFe was arother range of strong works, and il
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poetrp.
May.

May.
There's blue-brd sits the apple-tree bOugh,
Singing merrily and gay,
Come, little blossoms the Springs here now,
And the sun shines warm all day.
Fast asleep in the leaves and grass,
Don't you hear the quick rain!
And the winds that whisper as they pass,
"The dear Springs here again"
Push your soft leaves out ofths ground,
Open your mist blue eyes,
Here the brook with its singing sound,
Look at the sunny skies.
All the drifts OF the winter snow
Were frightened and fed away.
They left their places for the grass to grow,
And the merry months to play
Red buds shine on the maple tree,
The trailing May blooms fair,
Under their green leaves, peep at me,
For the spring has kissed them there.
Come, little blossom, you sleep too long
Purple and white and blue,
Open your buds to hear my song,
The honey-bee waits for you.
Rose Terry
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Several military organizations are forming in
Phlladelph with the object of Offering their
services to The Government for The purpose of
protecting il against the traitors and sympa.
thlzers with rebellion who disgrace portions of
the loyal North. g. r -tg
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby giveu Ia, the suhsefi :
In ber has obtained irHm the Orrhanss
Court of ST. Mays county ia Maryland. LEI,
tefs tes:rrrsn'ary on The pe-sansl estate Of
Hrary Sewall, l,te Of sad country. deceased
All persons having claims a.ans the SAID de-
ceased, are hereby warned ao eNh.br the same
With the proper voacies thereof, 10 the subscr,-
i,er sn or bsfnre the lat d,v Of Sept. 1863.
o,herw,.e they my be excluded bylaw fiom
nil reneft Of The said estate. Given my hand
thls 18th day Of february. 1853
II. c. EOELEN.
Executor.
Feb. t9th, l66S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
rc.i. ENG HOUSE
FOR aEACHhk> AND PUPILS AT
CHARLOTTE HALL.

rIrI., unsi,r.i4i.ri will .ren IA E"'rilro
!i"u:. r tie Village Il tiE,ri.aie Hall.
f.r tic .,crt,Ii N r.=.i,i! &c ih- Trsrlr,rs ani
ruIi's II tie Academy, sa the !,I If Oc'"l~r
next. i;.- /. as, l.irur.y occupied i'r Thomas
II lrt:n. F>q, IL i< my design L. keep FIRST
class H>use. with frrni;ur-. beds ami hrd,iiny
all new. Tn"-r ,i.>iriu: 4" take beard AT this
llo,lse vii! please make -ariv application tn
me. by letter TT o,h-rNj~e. Terms l;'r h'arri-
iLg san,e as ut the Stew ard, "1n>e
WI II BEAWNER-
Sept lllh, lSG2-if.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
FISHERY NOTICE,

THE subscriber. having fitted M NEW
St.i M. Intends e. resume the FISHERY
BUSINESS "n Wednesday. September 18th.
and continue every day during the scas'n-
Persons in want" FISH will consult their ia
tcrest by giving him cali
GEO C TARLTON.
Forest Landing Head Cuckoii's Creek.
Sept. llth, lSG2-trs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
Non ICE.

I'll VIE undersigned wisi. 10 Inform n.
III people of Saint Mary's and adjourn.
ing Eount'cs. t''at they have JUS, cor,r,r,rJ
Flhsi CLASS RAILWAY. and ara
prepared to haul out ye.s.l, IS .ns
aud will REPAIR. CAILk sc >, ' -.
a''s, VI y, reasonable terms. Prompt attention.
20 al work andIuick dispatch will be g;y.,
10 all cases. The Railway i. situated about
lnarter OF mile from Leonard Town ON
= me oyster creek, where VIC will s,,,,
oaaio SLOWS. BOATS. or VESSELS Il
required. on the loves, term.
HAhhl:. NORRIS 4 FUXWELL.
July 18th lgCu-,f
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
NOTICE To Ca.DlrOlS.

A1nTlCE ,s hereby gwen that the suhscri-
~ Ter ias ol',ain. from the Orphans Cnur,
(: =, Mays enurty IN Var, land, letters Of
rdn'inis, alien "n the personal e.;a,e of VIM
n p-"-y, ','e "f s-id county. deceased. All
I~"-"1. having c.,ims a.ains, the SAID de-
~% scd. are hereby warned to rxh,!,i. the same
with she Proper ,"urhes thereof. io the sui,
NC '''rr "n or hef're the l., dar of Sept, ls63
otherwise they may be ~ ciud-d by law fronr
all Leaehl nf the said estate. Given under my
hand :his 18th day Of Febru nry, 1861
JAS. r. ABELL,
a. Administrator.
Feb 18Th 1864
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE j. herebv given % q, the suhseri-
~ berFhs "blsined from the Orrhsas
ourt "f St. Masys county in Maryland, let
Hrs Of administ ration W. u. on the rers ,nal es-
ta'e of John G Combs, late Of sad county. de-
erased. Al Persons having siaisas #g lins. the
'. id deceased. are hereby warned to exhihi The
81 me ~iih the pro:er vouehes thereof, 10 the
s'hseriAer an nv before the lst day If Sep,. !.
1858, osherwise they may be xciud,d by law
from I'll bepe6s nf the s.sd s~tate.. Given un.
der my had this 18th day Of FEBRUARY, ls63..
VIVA. II. DRURY,
A<e Adnaiaisssaaos.
Eel. Iest. lsS3-4w. as -.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19

NoTif,E is hereby given 'ha, the suL.cri-
~ pets. have ah,ained 'fr,.m the Orphans
Cour. OF 81. Mary county IN Maryland, let
tera of sa minis rati"n the personal estate Of
Mara l.. Thompson. lat. "t sapl county, de-
erased. All persons having claims against the
said d~eea-ed are hereby warned to exhb, the
an,e wnb t,e proper ,"ueh,s thereof. :o the
.uhseriI.-rs on or before the lat DIV OF Sept
lsS3. Otherwise thry H,ay he excluded by law
fr,m all he,~hI uf tie said -Yt,'a Given IN.
IeE our hands this l3 h day nf February, 1863.
HARRIET = CONi5S,
JAMES l.. YATES,
Administrators.
Feb. 1875, 1863
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

'E'HE Steamer KElrORT. Capt. Stack
p lie. will hereafter make regular trip>
miwrrn Washington & lsa! imorc. touching
al Pinry Point, ~ follows: Will Irlv. l'iue,
Point Tar b.t'Ih"rc every Epnr,l, day ai five
"c."ck. L. VI. C"lir .u. Ing Oct Sh. rel ara
I'M. aI:' leave nIncy l'"iu' for Washington.
every ln''rth IAv AT { n'c!rk, "a m., cuuI-
m,mciug Oct. Ifh. 1862.
Ort 18th. lSG2-if.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19

U9O BufY ~ lIII;E 10 - 10 lik.l.
NEGRO MY x:d WOVEN fn
which the market pie. "r wsg.. will b.
givan.
Also, FATTED CATTLE can he s,ld
fer the best market prices by Siii.;;'g to
or addressing,
30. TT. MADDOX.
Leonard Town +. O
JAN. 2ni. fS62-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDlrORS.

VOIIIL 10 CKEUFIUKS
NOTICE is hereby given rhat the xubscr-
~ ber has obtained from the Orphan s
Court o:St. Mary's county in Maryland, lie,
sers of administration on the personal estate
Of RcLecea Sharks, tate of sn,d county, de-
reased. All persons having CLAIMS agains, the
said deceased, are hereby ~arr ed to exhihn the
same with the proper youehea thereof, to the
subscr r,ber on OF before the 1*t day Of SEPT
1863, otherwise they may he excluded by
law from all benefit Of the said estate. Given
""d.r my Land this 18th day Of February
1863.
MARY NJ SHANKS,
-RHRt = id Administrntrtx
Feb. 18th, i663--4w. |s-ta
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
Feb. l&h. 1863.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS hereby given tha, the SUBSCRIBE
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
S,snt M,ry's county. ia Maryland, letters of
Administrations, on the personal esta;s Of J.
Fred. J"hson, late of said CO., decreased. All
PERSONS having claims against The said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the snn,e, with the
proper vamches thereof, to the subscriber onor
before the Is, Of Sept, 1869, otherwise they
may he excluded by law from all benef, of the
sai1 estate. Given under oar hands this 18th
day Of Feb. 1863.
J. w. MATTINGLY;
Administrator.
F-3. 10Th, Is63-A.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
NOTICE.

pie un'lrrs ane.I has ri,i received a large
] supply al Ladies PARTY aud BALL
G"n!s consisting oi
White and C"lorei Tarlctnns
Ladies' white H.: S:iprers
l.a,lics White Kid Gloves. &c. SC.
Also.
Gents White Kid Gloves,
Gents Farcy Neck Tics.
Gents Fine Shirts. and GLARS. &c. &c.
E.. LILO. SPhLnINCi.
Leonard Town
January SRI. 1861 If.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19

DtE Vf,SS i'i-ia,.t ", r,~ f~ S,.,. -,
'r'', I"x'-S tr .i,. years ,seo s
1871 'rt 'ar'"' -.I'r-iri so e.c.s 60
a"I -''ii- '''" ne. Al ~tn "a, ),
m'' 'vn"'' -'Te::i''~ .. D.. mad. s.,
yi1s. s'''2 u pak.
". MArrlHGLEY.
Sept 4,h. ls;aa-.f "'.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTlCE 10 he.eby gwen that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphan = Court
Of 81. Niary's county IN Maryia, J..
ie::ers Of administration on the personal
ss:a,e of Wiliarn Shetnwe!i, late .f
s,'d county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhih;: the same wi,h the proper
<ouehea thereof. 30 the subscriber. on or befn, .
she Is, day Of Sept. ls63, Otherwise they M; y
t..<.''"@,t,bH 'saaees~ N IN isfd ShM fs,. uay
sf Feb. 1869.
e. - JOSEPH II. SHEN WE'LL,
- r Administrator.
Peh. l9il IsS3-Av.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Feb. 1915. 1863 -4~.

n 0TiCE i. Irr-i 81, IN 'ha. The sul,scri-
~ ''sr has 81 '"'"ed fror, the Orphans Cour,
of = M"ry'" c.nnty IN Maryland. letters Of
sa','r ,ke re. soma! estate Of Aiova,us
Th"m.rs.n. lace nf said rorn'v. licensed All
'sr -ons hav'ns claims against the said de: sased
-re hereby waraea ,n ev'h., the sane with
sh- prone v"n-hes thereof, - the subscriber
on 'r h~fs-s 'he Is, day "f Sept. 1903, other
we ihev msy he excluded ny law ON all
s.''sS' ~ the said es',Ie. Oliver under nv
hand Ibis l9.h dav "f February. 1862
Ann NJ. THOMPSON,
AdnInIslIatrix.
Feb. 18th, 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
BOARDING SH0QL.

ftE Misses Co.tiein having secured tho
J services "i an exp. ri, uecd Mu.ic teacht,
viii receive a limited number Of ,orre ladies'
tor The ssh h'lasic year beginning l.t Sept
TERMS PAYABLE HALF YEARLY IN
ADVANCE.
Board and Tuition in all the branches Of an
English Edurati"n per annum $50
Muse Vocal & Instrumental SO per GUAR
French
Italian e
Spanish
Drawing and Painting in Water
Cni"rS
Oil Painting 10
The utmss, attention will lie paid I,
tie health and comfort, and every effort made
OF theit' fn,:its -
Ad,.ress-
SCMAERSEAT
OakviIle r. @
st. Mary sEo.
August Let. 1861 IT,
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
kOTlcE,

'l'HE SCGiUUL III Nd Tor the tir,t tive
m'nths "i lsG2 is now pa, able. an'! also
a pr"l~rtionate anl"int of the Fund for 1861
JAMES r. NJ. RALEY.
Treasurer Of Fund
Sept. llth, 1se2-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
IfQEl1Ba

"flE ini,rins ''f che Tr-at'r thr rri-
i .iv-,i....i tie Graz. Wire. etc. by j.
=. has u..I viii, S-rr uhas ui,ial'lc dear.
through un t.ui ( lie aH:Lr>; having l,-~n
rH'ci>''nr,i tn ia" printers iifrm NJ, hv a
large j"h r'riv,t previous to mine Tic
ra,nl hlri will certainly be ready for safe. iy
the Latter part &c next week: in time to n..,I;.
wine by the trectiuns it gives When
advertised Tic price a, which expected to
I've able to sell the pamphlet. ! was nnt ad-
vi>rd of lis exact CAST. and have 'r<cioaea
,eiihom tie host" it being one thlrl greater
than than tie fr<, estimatr; ani n,p>, there
fore, e. save hIc from loss, add il to the price.
See Advertisement.
JAMES SHORE.
Oct 18th 1850
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
LEONARD TOWN
CIGAR FACTORY.

ID WING pur, ha.c'l ,he entire Interest of
ihc late tirm Il Morgan. Jan:l-on Il Co"
'hc undersigned Hii c",,uc, TIE btlS;,gcess will
pr"Inl'tnesS and energy.
large stock "f excellent CIGARS, r,arr-
factnrcd from the best Tobacco To he ol,tail ed
III The market, will he kept constantly n
han L. and orders will 9c received from. ard
C'gar~ delivered At Factory prices. in either #
the Counties oi Prince George. Charles ST.
Mary. Ca!velt or Ahne Arundel
a ibcra! share "f the patronage If the poo
pie "f southern Maryland i earnestly Solicit.
I'd far the advancement. nf HOME INDUS
Thy. based upon the molto oi large sales will
reasonable profits.
REs" Al! orders addressed tn the nn.ler.ieu.
g. at Leonard Town Z. O., will be promptly
attended TO-
B. A. JAMISON.
jar. 9th, ls62-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
kNOTICE is hereby given that the suhscri-
w be, has "baned from the Ornhsns' Cour:
o: - : ary's county IN MIaI Wand. letters OF
,dnur stra,inn on the personal esla,e of Jnsanh
nnvid. late of said county. deceased. All ,,er-
s - having claims against The said dcrea set
are hereby warned 10 exhibit, the same with
the proper vouches thereof In rhe subscriber
on or before the 'st day n Sept 1859. other
wise they may be- exclrd.l by law from all
benef, of the said estate. Given under nv
haId this 10Th day of February. 1863.
ROBERT FORT,
Administrator.
Feb. 18th, lS63-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PdRTNEP
SLIP

THE corartnersl,ip heretoftr existing he
tween the undersigned, under the firm
and style "f Leach & Ilerber,, is this day dis
save'i ny mutusl consent. All persons in
deh,ca To tile late firm are hereby requested to
come forward and settle their Indebtedness
without delay. Either party is authorized to
settle the business of the irm.
WM. f. LEACH,
GEO. II. HERBERT,
Sept. Goth, lssI-a
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-03-19
Peh. 18th lsS3-Av.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AIoTiCE 10 hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has os,;ained from The Orphans Court for
Sam, Mary county. IN Mrryand. letters
tes,iineniary. on the PERSONAL estate OF
Elizabeth Lawrence, tate Of aid en- :, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de-
e.assd, are hereby warned 10 exhibr the same,
with The proper v"uches thereof. to ihe suhscri.
ter, on or before the lat of Sent, 1863, other
wise they may he excluded by law from ai' bene-
Ct of the said estate. Give uaier my hand
this 18Th day Of February, 1863.
GEORGE wv. GIBSON.
Executor.
Feb. 18Th, isS3-iv.
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