...ck by our troops. At about twelve o'clock, Colonel Colquitt's brigade advanced to within supporting distance of my command. At about half past 2 on the morning of the twenty-seventh, my own and Colonel Colquitt 's brigade were relieved by Generals Featherston and Pryor, and moved to a position near and beyond Mechanicsville, on the turnpike, where they remained under a fire of shot and shell from the enemy's...