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British communication advising that Christian Apple be contacted when the chimneys of the barracks need sweeping, 1778

Domestick intelligence, 1681

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

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

Births and Burials in the United Churches of Christ-Church and St. Peter's, Philadelphia, 1771 (2)

New York City mayor's decree to keep the peace, 1770.

Message defending Thomas Smith against accusations that he spoke ill of the Irish people during the New York election, 1769

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

Broadside opposing the election of John Morin Scott to the New York General Assembly, 1768

Facetious text about the non-importation agreement, 1773

Southwark Theatre (Philadelphia) notice that performaces will be posponed due to Passion Week, 1779

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

Message opposing a supply bill for British troops of two thousand pounds by "Freeholder," 1769

Papers relating to the proceedings of the British Commissioners to address the Disorders Now Subsisting in North-America, 1778

Joseph Galloway (1731-1803), To the publick...., 1765