"Jersey will be the most whiggish colony on the continent," writes an officer of this corps of Cadwalader's.
Judge Taney thereupon issued an attachment against General Cadwalader for disobedience to the high writ of the court.
One of Reed's companions returned to Cadwalader, who had halted at Burlington, and advised him to proceed.
Moreover, Mrs. Jones did not live to enjoy the new house very long, as she died in 1780, and then Cadwalader married again.
The firing at Trenton had been distinctly heard at Cadwalader's camp and its reason guessed.
