Verses on the new year, 1787, humbly addressed by the lads who distribute the Independent gazetteer, to the customers

Published 1786

Verses of the post, to the generous subscribers for the Poughkeepsie advertiser

Published 1786

Verses on the new year, 1787, humbly addressed by the lads who distribute the Independent gazetteer, to the customers

Published 1786

Serious thoughts on sudden death A poem, occasioned by the drowning of six men by the overseting [sic] of a boat in Lake Champlain, near Split Rock, about twenty miles below Crown-...

Published 1787

To the generous subscribers for the New-York packet

Published 1787

Verses for the New-Year, 1787,

Published 1786

The Carrier of the Massachusetts centinel, to its patrons, sendeth wishing

Published 1787

The Forc'd alliance; a dialogue. Or, the news-boy's shift for January 1, 1788

Published 1787

The New-Year verses, of the flying Mercuries, or news-boys, who carry the Maryland journal, and Baltimore advertiser, to it's [sic] worthy patrons January 1, 1787.

Published 1786

A Happy New Year The year's revolve'd; ---the printer's boy on this occasion wishes joy.

Published 1787

The News-boy's verses, for January 1st, 1788; respectfully inscribed to the friends and patrons of the Maryland gazette; or, The Baltimore advertiser

Published 1787

A New-Year's address, from the carrier of the Newport herald to the generous and kind customers

Published 1787

A dialogue between Death, the Soul, Body, World and Jesus Christ

by Weld, Edmund, 1631-1668
Published 1787

The Carrier of the American Mercury presents the following to his customers, wishing them a happy new-year

Published 1786

The Carrier of the American Mercury presents the following to his customers, wishing them a happy new-year

Published 1787

A poem, descriptive of the terrible fire, which made such shocking devastation in Boston, on the evening of Friday, April 21, 1787, in which were consumed one house of worship, of...

by H. W
Published 1787

The Carrier of the American Mercury presents the following to his customers, wishing them a happy new-year

Published 1787

Parks, carrier of the Centinel, begs permission to present the generous patrons of that publication the following

by Parks, Daniel
Published 1786

The New-Year verses, of the flying Mercuries, or news-boys, who carry the Maryland journal, and Baltimore advertiser, to it's [sic] worthy patrons. : January 1, 1787

Published 1786

The Carrier of the American Mercury presents the following to his customers, wishing them a happy new-year

Published 1786