Regarding the pension of Capt. Alexander Campbell of the 74th regiment, who broke his thigh and sustained other injuries as a result of a fallen tree while on duty.
Invitation to attend the next meeting of the newly formed "Whig Society of Somerset." Describes the Society’s aims: "promoting Agriculture, the Interest of the Country, the Interest of the Community at large, for counterworking the designs of the disaffected, for promoting a union of Sentiments & measures amongst the Whigs, and for helping on the great cause of american freedom." Meeting will be held at Mr. Mershon’s tavern.
Avoiding authorities after capture of his privateer. During his journey throughout Europe he "was obliged to go to Paris to obtain Money of Dr. Franklin to carry me to America."
British soldier comments on supplies. News of Britain's Declaration of War against the Dutch. Comments on actions between French and British fleets off the Chesapeake and rumors that the French are worried and have gone back to Boston or Rhode Island. "By this Rumpus, I hope the way is made clear to General Arnold and that our Reinforcement of about 1500 Men have found him by this Time."
Summarizes news from Nathanael Greene at Deep River, North Carolina (from Greene's letter to Samuel Huntington dated March 30, 1781). Regarding Cornwallis' movements, Ramsey's Mill, and the Battle of Guilford Court House.