...e's Hill were now allowed to dispense a little of it among the sharpshooters, who had been so annoying the day before. The new pits near Stansbury's house were occupied by two twelve pounders under Captain Moody , and when the fog cleared up, they opened a raking fire upon the enemy's troops sheltered behind the slopes in front of Marye's Hill, which soon drove them from their positions. At first, a number ...