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British notice ordering that no merchandise be removed from Philadelphia without permission, 1778

Message opposing a supply bill for British troops of two thousand pounds by "Freeholder," 1769

Message questioning James Jauncey's philanthropic activity, 1769

Poem cautioning to beware of those who rob with the "sanction of law," 1768

Message addressed to members of the Masons about candidates in the upcoming New York election, 1769

Message drawing parallels between the persecution of the French Protestants as described by Jean Cavalier, and Great Britain’s policy toward the American colonies, 1775

Notice to the people of Pennsylvania of the approach of British troops, 1777

Pierre Eugène Du Simitière, American Museum, 1782

Satiric verse about the tea tax, New York, 1770

Instructions from the Virginia General Assembly to Peyton Randolph, Richard Henry Lee, et al., representatives to the Continental Congress, 1773 or 1774?

British proclamation appointing Francis Gilbert and John Henderson port wardens for Philadelphia, 1777

Moore Furman's reply to Isaac Wikoff's message, supporting charges that Wikoff sold adulterated rum, 1771

Message comparing James Jauncey and John Morin, favoring Jauncey, 1769

Philadelphia election proxy with the names of one hundred candidates, 1775

Births and Burials in the United Churches of Christ-Church and St. Peter's, Philadelphia, 1774