Macdonald's Research Notes

Scott, since wh time I have been kept a prisoner, (tho' humanely treated) at New Rochel, & by letter from Genl. Scott, I am acquanted I must go on board a sloop for Norwich in Connecticut." &c. &c. … "P.S. If Collo. Philips Colo. Corsa, & myself, must proceed, we should be glad to give security & proceed by land. - a boat will be exceedingly disagreeable at this hot season, & most of us subject to be sea sick. We are the only prisoners here, except Mr. Jauncey. p. 478. / "Letter from James H. Kipp, relation to tea." "New Windsor, July 14th, 1777." Belonging to John Maley, & James Caldwell. - Sir \ … I am sorry to inform you that the women in this place have risen in a mob, & are now *selling* a *box* of tea of yours at 6s. shillings per pound. * The women about 30 in number, came & broke open the boxes &c. (Mr. Caldwell princl. owner). p. 506. 508. /

Jauncey. p. 478. / "Letter from James H. Kipp, relation to tea." "New Windsor, July 14th, 1777." Belonging to John Maley, & James Caldwell. - Sir \ … I am sorry to inform you that the women in this place have risen in a mob, & are now *selling* a *box* of tea of yours at 6s. shillings per pound. * The women about 30 in number, came & broke open the boxes &c. (Mr. Caldwell princl. owner). p. 506. 508. /