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163 CHARLES W. MILBURN.
July 23d, 1863. Ran the blockade across the Potomac ; a little cloudy ; landed at Cone Rive" ; slept oa the beach the remainder of the night ; mos- quitoes very thick, ani large enough to bite through my coat.
24th. Arrived at Hoathsville ; dined at Virginia House ; started at 3 P. M. For Union Wharf, on the Rap. River ; arrived too late to get across the river ; remained all night.
25th. Crossed the river ; started for Bowler's ; procured conveyance from the ferryman to... Millar's ; dined at Brown's Hotel ; impossible to obtain con- veyance to Richmond; after finding a berth in a market- wagon for my bag- gage, I came to the conclusion to walk ; started at 4 P. M. ; walked to Mr. Princess's, seventeen miles ; remained all night.
26th. Started at daybreak for Old Church, 10 miles; arrived at 8. 30 A. M. Breakfasted ; arrived at Richmond, 4 p. M. ; Powhatan Hotel ; wrote home.
27th. Obtained a pass from General Winder, to pass unmolested in the city for thirty days ; called to see Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
163 CHARLES W. MILBURN.
July 23d, 1863. Ran the blockade across the Potomac ; a little cloudy ; landed at Cone Rive" ; slept oa the beach the remainder of the night ; mos- quitoes very thick, ani large enough to bite through my coat.
24th. Arrived at Hoathsville ; dined at Virginia House ; started at 3 P. M. For Union Wharf, on the Rap. River ; arrived too late to get across the river ; remained all night.
25th. Crossed the river ; started for Bowler's ; procured conveyance from the ferryman to... Millar's ; dined at Brown's Hotel ; impossible to obtain con- veyance to Richmond; after finding a berth in a market- wagon for my bag- gage, I came to the conclusion to walk ; started at 4 P. M. ; walked to Mr. Princess's, seventeen miles ; remained all night.
26th. Started at daybreak for Old Church, 10 miles; arrived at 8. 30 A. M. Breakfasted ; arrived at Richmond, 4 p. M. ; Powhatan Hotel ; wrote home.
27th. Obtained a pass from General Winder, to pass unmolested in the city for thirty days ; called to see Mr.
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