Augusta County: A. G. Argenbright to Captain F. C.
Roberts, November 24, 1861
Summary:
Argenbright discusses a doctor appointment about whether he's fit for military
service.
November 24th 1861
Dear Sur
i received your letter yesterday and was glad to hear from you and this day i
thought i wod
rite you [added: a] few
lines to let you no how i am well i tell you that i seen
the docktor today and i axet
him if i was fit for Survis and he told me he thought
not i told him where worked i was to
week to half work and i am nervis when i work and my flesh is soft and i cant Stand hole and i am
[unclear: hild]
directley but i tel you i
will com on as Soon as i think any neu flesh can stand the cold thoe i think i
will try it in too or three weeks at most and [deleted: G] George Bayley Says he will com
with me the docktor Says he ant fit yet for Survis
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I had nothing much to rite to you but to giv you som satisfaction of what i had rote to you i will Send thoes few lines the docktor giv to us to day I wish you wod rite to me in a few days and let me no if i cod get a [unclear: cag] from Strasburg to the camp and if get it than i will giv you yon long [unclear: dram] Som of old bills second best
A. G. Argenbright
To Cap F. C. Roberts
