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

Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus, The mote point of finance, or The crown land equally divided, 1779

Message calling a meeting to discuss the British occupation of Boston, 1774

Message in favor of the non-importation of tea, 1773

Ominous message to the tea agents James and Drinker, 1773

Southwark Theatre (Philadelphia) playbill for "The wonder, a Woman Keeps a Secret" and "A Trip to Scotland," 1778 (2)

Births and Burials in the United Churches of Christ-Church and St. Peter's, Philadelphia, 1770

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

Message about the non-importation agreement, New York, 1770 (2)

British proclamation ordering a census of forage lands, 1778

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

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

Resolution of the Philadelphia City Committee to distribute its proceedings to each county, 1779

Alexander McDougall's letter against the grant of money by the New York General Assembly for the support of troops, 1769

Five stanzas opposing John Morin Scott’s election to the New York General Assembly, 1769