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Anthony Marmajou, Broadside announcing 500 pound reward for the return of the St. Louis Virginia pilot boat captured by pirates, 1778

Report of a Committee to the Pennsylvania General Assembly, 1784

Text of the agreement to resume importation of paper, paint, and glass after December 1, and to continue the non-importation of tea and other duties, New York, 1770

Message from the generals of the Continental Army, 1775

British proclamation requiring merchants to obtain written permission to unload imported liquors, and offering a reward to anyone providing information leading to the detection of violators, 1777

Thomas Plant, Joyful news for America, and the downfall of the Stamp-Act, 1766

Broadside regarding an Anglican bishop for the American colonies, 1768 (1)

Message calling for a public meeting "to deliberate on means to preserve your liberties," New York, 1769

British proclamation setting limits on the quantity of spirits, molasses, salt, and medicines that may be purchased by residents of Philadelphia., 1777

British proclamation offering a bounty to recruits for the Provincial Corps (in German), 1777

Mr. Axe and Mr. Hammer's message opposing the election of lawyers to the New York General Assembly, 1769

Robert Morris, Address to the citizens of Pennsylvania, 1779

Message concerning the election of James Jauncey to the New York General Assembly, by "Honestus," 1769

Births and Burials in Christ Church Parish, Philadelphia, 1763

Message concerning election issues in the choice of "representatives for our county [i.e., Dutchess County]," by "Fellow-freeholder and inhabitant," 1769