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List of Articles from PA: Philadelphia: Independent Gazetteer

Article ID: 1342
Session:
Title: A Valedictory Ode, on leaving New-York
Publication info:
   Date:
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "Ye black fish...Hanover square." (poem)
Article ID: 16
Session: second
Title: A Fable
Publication info:
   Date:
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks:
Article ID: 20    PDF
Session: second
Title: An Address to the Old Whigs, if any yet remain.
Publication info:
   Date: May 8, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: Agucola
Remarks: "When we first made...without equivocations."
Article ID: 131    PDF
Session: second
Title: An Epistle from Holy-Ground, in New-York, to Shippen-Street, in Philadelphia
Publication info:
   Date: June 12, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "Dear Shippen street...catch the flame." (submitted by F.W.Y)
Article ID: 142    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA Ia
Publication info:
   Date: January 16, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "The present situation...immutable truths."
Article ID: 143    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA Ib
Publication info:
   Date: January 30, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "Nor is it...a free people."
Article ID: 144    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA II
Publication info:
   Date: February 13, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "The particular terms...ruin of the people."
Article ID: 145    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA III
Publication info:
   Date: February 27, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "The legislators of...free commerce."
Article ID: 146    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA IV
Publication info:
   Date: March 13, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "To acquire...neccessary articles."
Article ID: 147    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA V
Publication info:
   Date: March 27, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "It is of the greatest...principles of revenue."
Article ID: 148    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA VI
Publication info:
   Date: April 10, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "The apparent advantages...in great cities."
Article ID: 149    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA VII
Publication info:
   Date: April 24, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "Tyrants know...such right."
Article ID: 150    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA VIII
Publication info:
   Date: May 8, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "The possession of territory...of revenue."
Article ID: 151    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA IX
Publication info:
   Date: May 22, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "How long will...laborious citizens."
Article ID: 152    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA X
Publication info:
   Date: May 5, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "The establishment of...authority and dignity."
Article ID: 153    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA XI
Publication info:
   Date: August 14, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "However neccessary...our country."
Article ID: 162    PDF
Session: second
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA
Publication info:
   Date: September 25, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks: "Although you have been...worthy of freedom." (which number is this in the series?--not numbered)
Article ID: 397    PDF
Session: second
Title: Letters from a Pennsylvanian Yeoman to his Countrymen Number. I
Publication info:
   Date: April 10, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: (--Ruricola's letter no. I)
Article ID: 398    PDF
Session: second
Title: Letters from a Pennsylvanian Yeoman Letter II.
Publication info:
   Date: April 17, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "I promised...my next number." (Ruricola's letter no. II)
Article ID: 399    PDF
Session: second
Title: Letters from a Pennsylvanian Yeoman Letter III.
Publication info:
   Date: April 24, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: Ruricola
Remarks: "The farmer has...taken place." (Ruricola's letter no. III)
Article ID: 400    PDF
Session: second
Title: Letters from a Pennsylvanian Yeoman Letter IV.
Publication info:
   Date: May 1, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: Ruricola
Remarks: (Ruricola's letter no. IV--printed in DHFFC 19)
Article ID: 418    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: May 1, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: Incognito
Remarks: "As newspapers...for remaining."
Other: responds to 399
Article ID: 419    PDF
Session: second
Title: The Speculator
Publication info:
   Date: May 1, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "Columbia's sons...our powers." (poem)
Article ID: 562    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: September 4, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "The conduct of our Representatives...will probably regulate."
Article ID: 659    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: July 31, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "In the third article of the ammendments..happiness of their constituents." (To be continued) (re: imagined speech made by a concerned citizen of Penn. diappointed by the proceddings of Congress--creative stuff)
Article ID: 875    PDF
Session: second
Title: Political Maxims
Publication info:
   Date: July 24, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "A well regulated militia...safety of the community."
Article ID: 882    PDF
Session: second
Title: Political Maxim
Publication info:
   Date: July 31, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: H
Remarks: "When a standing army...plundered by both."
Article ID: 910    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: June 26, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "A correspondent desires us to publish...ALL THE WORLD."
Article ID: 1071    PDF
Session: second
Title: Copy of a letter from a gentleman in New-York, to his correspondent in this city
Publication info:
   Date: February 27, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "The subject of a discrimination...army debt." (this piece may have been authored by William Maclay)
Article ID: 1072    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: February 20, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "I am an Old Soldier...shall hear from me." (written by Maclay in narrative voice of Rev. War soldier)
Article ID: 1073    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: February 20, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "It cannot have escaped...security and support."
Article ID: 1086    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: March 13, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: 3/5/1790
Remarks: "Since my last on the subject...being with true regards."
Other: responds to 1082
Article ID: 1099    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: March 20, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: Oculus Mundi
Remarks: "I am one of the many...on my lips." (the editors believe this piece was penned by William Maclay)
Article ID: 1118    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: March 27, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "I am a poor distressed woman...of my difficulties." (re: satire on discrimination, narrated in a female's voice. "Sawny" is a nickname for Alexander and refers to Alexander Hamilton)
Article ID: 1126    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: April 3, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "In the debates of Congress...the argument will not hold."
Article ID: 1137    PDF
Session: second
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: April 10, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "I will quote a passage...taxes, &c." (This piece is a continuation of a piece published in the Independent Gazetteer on 3 April 1790. See #1126)
Article ID: 1260    PDF
Session: second
Title: Extract of a letter from a gentleman in New-York to his friend in this city
Publication info:
   Date: August 21, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "This day the meeting place...blessing to America."
Article ID: 154    PDF
Session: third
Title: To the Yeomanry of PA XII
Publication info:
   Date: January 8, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: [A] Farmer
Remarks:
Article ID: 1380
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: December 11, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "The friends of American manufactures...be subject to it."
Article ID: 1404
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: February 19, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "A correspondent observes, that with all the bombast...neglected and forgot."
Article ID: 1547
Session: third
Title: Castalian Fount
Publication info:
   Date: November 27, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "The time has been...prudence too."
Article ID: 1597
Session: third
Title: Peter Pindar Pennsylvaniensis Petition
Publication info:
   Date: November 20, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "Ye powers...shall be the better for them."
Article ID: 1629
Session: third
Title: Letter from Lexington
Publication info:
   Date: November 20, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "I left Charleston the 13th of Februrary, for the purpose of planting...the most flourishing settlement, for the time, ever formed!"
Article ID: 1635
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: November 3, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "La Chalotais (an eminent French writer)...must serious reflection on this important subject."
Article ID: 1671
Session: third
Title: Extract of a letter from a gentleman in Philadelphia, to his friend
Publication info:
   Date: March 5, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "Since my letter of the eleventh...by the nature of a republican government." [check last few words]
Article ID: 1677
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: December 4, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "Some there are, observes a correspondent...the tyranny of man!"
Article ID: 1698
Session: third
Title: Intelligence Extraordinary
Publication info:
   Date: January 29, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "It is whispered that the...large private creditors."
Article ID: 1712
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: January 22, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "Who can withhold...opened onto us."
Article ID: 1749
Session: third
Title: To the Yeomanry of Pennsylvania, Letter XIII
Publication info:
   Date: January 15, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "It is confidently asserted...the mercy of a combination of merchants."
Article ID: 1753
Session: third
Title: On the Prospect of the States of Vermont and Kentucky Joining the Union
Publication info:
   Date: February 12, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "The morning breaks...rival all the kingdoms of the east."
Article ID: 1820
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: February 26, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "The Public, in my opinion, are much...Multum in parvo."
Article ID: 1856
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: November 20, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "The following lines were occasioned...Congress a vacation."
Article ID: 1857
Session: third
Title: On Slavery
Publication info:
   Date: December 11, 1790
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed:
Remarks: "With the most ready...of mankind."
Article ID: 1858
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: January 8, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: A.B.
Remarks: "In your paper of last Saturday...citizens of the United States."
Article ID: 1859
Session: third
Title: To the Yeomanry of Pennsylvania, Letter XIV
Publication info:
   Date: January 29, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: A Farmer
Remarks: "Knowing what constitutes your rights...best defenders of it."
Article ID: 1861
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: February 26, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: Agricola
Remarks: "Some time last summer...nation party bankrupts."
Article ID: 1862
Session: third
Title: Uncle Gwynn's Oddities Exposed
Publication info:
   Date: March 5, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: Morgan Meredith
Remarks: "I have a droll Welsh Uncle...new Bastile."
Article ID: 1863
Session: third
Title:
Publication info:
   Date: March 5, 1791
   Place: Philadelphia, PA
   Newspaper: Independent Gazetteer
Signed: Amicus
Remarks: "On reading the piece...that number of letters."

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