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Broadside regarding paying substitutes in the Pennsylvania militia, 1777

Notice to the associators of the city of Philadelphia about uniforms, 1775

Domestick intelligence, 1681

Standing orders for the garrison of Philadelphia from the Continental Army, 1777

British proclamation that anyone, especially British soldiers, taking property unwarrantably, offering it for sale, or purchasing it, will be punished, 1777

Andrew Marschalk's affidavit attesting that Isaac Sears attempted to bribe his father with the promise of an appointment by the Board of Commerce in exchange for his vote, 1769

The State of Baptist Churches, 1764

British proclamation ordering Philadelphia and Germantown residents to report to the Royal army on the availability of wagons and horses, 1777

Message in reply to a message in favor of the grant of money by the New York General Assembly for the support of troops, 1769

John Randolph's "spurious" letter, purporting to be from George Washington to Martha Washington, 1777

Screed related to New York City election politics, 1769 (1)

An address to the Pennsylvania Associators in favor of signing the regulations directed by the Assembly, 1776

Message renewing charges of dishonesty against John De Noyelles, 1772

Message to the people of Pennsylvania on the resolution of Congress on suppressing all power and authority to the crown of Great Britain, 1776

Broadside regarding a plan to stop the emission of currency in Philadelphia, 1779