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Births and Burials in Christ Church Parish, Philadelphia, 1753

Screed related to New York City election politics, 1769 (2)

Message concerning the cost of maintaining the public pumps and the nightly watch in Philadelphia, 1771

From the Monthly Meeting of Friends, called by some the Free Quakers . . . To those of our brethren who have disowned us , 1781

British notice advising persons who have items belonging to the rebel army to report the same to the quarter-master, 1777

A letter from Gov. William Franklin to the Council and House of Representatives of New Jersey, 1776

British proclamation forbidding unauthorized confiscation of provisions, and offering reparation for such injuries already sustained, 1779

British proclamation ordering a census of wagons and carts, 1778

Satiric elegy on the death of Lawrence Sweeney, New York, 1770

British advertisement for sailors, and ordering that those who fail to return to ship will be considered deserters, 1778

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, Representation on behalf of the people called Quakers, 1781

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

Message about the next Pennsylvania election, 1774

British notice recruiting sailors for the ship Philadelphia, 1778

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