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    Philadelphia and New-York. : William Birch thus informs the public of his intentions to picture the two principal cities of North America, subjects hitherto totally neglected by the arts, yet by no means of small importance ..

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  2. 132
    To the attending physician of the Philadelphia Dispensary
    Published 1797

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  3. 133
    To the inhabitants of Philadelphia. : To charge the servants of the public with mal-administration in office, and with miss-application [sic] of funds with which they are entrusted, whenever sufficient evidence can be produced in support of the accusation, is a duty every man owes to the community. ..
    Published 1771

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  4. 134
    Thursday, September 27, 1770. : Many respectable freeholders and inhabitants of this city and county, justly alarmed at the resolutions formed by a number of the dry goods importers ... earnestly request the freemen of this city and county to meet in the state-house ..
    Published 1770

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  5. 135
    To the public. : Notwithstanding the generous and pathetic confession, publicly made and signed before the committee of merchants, at the Coffee-House, by the unfortunate violaters of the non-importation agreement ..
    Published 1770

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  6. 136
    General orders. Philadelphia, April 11. 1777. : The commanding officers of the several Continental corps now in this city, to make immediate returns to the quarter-master general ..
    Published 1777

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  7. 137
    To the citizens of Philadelphia. : Fellow citizens, It is at all times the duty of a people who wish to preserve their freedom, to watch with anxious attention the conduct of their rulers ..
    by Mechanick
    Published 1796

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  8. 138
    A New entertainment, by Messrs. L'Égalité. : The very extraordinary spectacle that is exhibited by Citizen Sans Culotte and Mr. L'Aristocrate, having been received with the applause and admiration of the public, the author of these singular pieces of mechanism, whilst he conceals his name, gives notice; that intending shortly to go to New-York, this curiosity is to be displayed every day ..
    Published 1795

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  9. 139
    Philadelphia, June [blank] 1773. : You are earnestly requested to meet a number of freeholders of this city, at John Little's, in Fourth-Street, at [blank] in order to consider of the best method to prevent the mayor and commonalty from carrying their present intentions, of erecting shambles in High-Street, into execution
    Published 1773

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  10. 140
    Philadelphia, June 7, 1775. : The committee last evening having requested as many members as conveniently could to meet this day at the coffee-house to enquire concerning an information given, that Capt. Robert Torrance, had imported and sold Irish linens, some time in May last, in direct violation of the association of the congress. ..
    Published 1775

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