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Twelve six-line verses, favoring the election of the John Cruger ticket to the New York General Assembly [in German], 1769

Isaac Wikoff's message in response to reports that he had adulterated rum, 1771

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

Message supporting the election of John Cruger to the New York General Assembly, 1769

Broadside regarding liberty of the press and freedom of speech, 1779

Philadelphia Overseers of the Poor election notice, 1779

General order regarding the division of plunder taken by Continental troops, 1777

Antibiastes, Observations on the slaves and the indented servants, inlisted in the army, and in the navy of the United States, 1777

Broadside favoring the election of lawyers to the New York Assembly, 1768

Two poems opposing the election of lawyers to the New York Assembly, "A Portrait" and "A Dialogue between two respectable personages," 1768

Message supporting the election of Cruger, De Lancey, Walton, and Jauncey to the New York General Assembly, 1769 (1)

The Constitutional courant, 1766

British proclamation advertising for wood-cutters for royal troops, 1777

An Epistle from Titus to Timothy, 1781

Humorous text related to Pennsylvania elections, 1772