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

David Schaffer, Notice to the public, 1780

Notice of the Committee of Privates of the Pennsylvania Associators of the City and Liberties of Philadelphia to the military associators, 1776

Message about the non-importation agreement, New York, 1770 (1)

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

Resolution of the Philadelphia Committee of Inspection and Observation to open all imported packages, 1774

Broadside favoring the election of the Cruger ticket to the New York General Assembly, 1769

An Epistle from the London Yearly Meeting, 1782

Message about the next Pennsylvania election, 1776

Southwark Theatre (Philadelphia) playbill for "The Minor," and "The Deuce Is in Him," 1778

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

Call for a public meeting to consider ways to prevent the landing of the tea ship, 1773

British advertisement for wood-cutters for royal troops, 1778

Message of the New Jersey Council to Governor William Franklin, 1775 (2)

Joseph Reed, Broadside regarding the Pennsylvania Line, 1781