(Circular.) Philadelphia, February 20, 1796 : Sir, In compliance with the recommendation of a number of gentlemen, I have determined to submit to public patronage the publication of a newspaper ...

The First attempt in America : On Tuesday, the 24th of January, 1775, was published, by Benjamin Towne, in Front-Street, near the Coffee-House, Philadelphia, an uninfluenced and impartial newspaper, entitled the Pennsylvania evening post, which will be regularly published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, at the trifling price of ten shillings the year, three shillings the quarter, or two pennies each number.
Published: (1775)

Philadelphia, January 2, 1775 : Proposals for printing by subscription, a free and impartial weekly news paper, to be entitled--The Pennsylvania ledger, or the Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New-Jersey weekly advertiser ...
by: Humphreys, James, 1748-1810
Published: (1775)

Philadelphia, January 2, 1775 : Proposals for printing by subscription, a free and impartial weekly news paper, to be entitled--The Pennsylvania ledger, or the Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New-Jersey weekly advertiser ...
by: Humphreys, James, 1748-1810
Published: (1775)

Philadelphia, January 5th, 1787 : Sir, The subscriber should think himself wanting in gratitude to his kind customers, and undeserving of their future favour, if he should neglect to return them his most humble and unfeigned thanks for the spirit and encouragement they have uniformly shewn him in promoting his success in printing of a news-paper, in the winter of 1785 ...
by: Smith, Robert, Jr
Published: (1787)

Philadelphia October [blank] 1791. Sir, At the request of several merchants of the United States, I have undertaken a weekly marine list of all the ports of the union, together with a price current.
by: Pelosi, Vincent M.
Published: (1791)

Prospectus : C'est appeller sur soi toute la sévérité des autres que de se juger soi-même avec trop de bonté ... Je me propose de publier un journal sous le titre de Courrier de la France et des colonies.
by: Gatereau, Louis
Published: (1795)

Philadelphia, January 14, 1775 : Proposals for printing by subscription, in four pages folio on a good letter, and demy paper, in size and quality, equal to the Pennsylvania gazette, or Journal, the Pennsylvania Mercury, and Universal advertiser.
by: Story, Enoch, -1779?
Published: (1775)

Philadelp[hia ...] Proposals for printing by subsc[ription] a weekly news-paper, [called] the Pennsylvania pack[et] and general advertiser.
by: Dunlap, John, 1747-1812
Published: (1771)

Monthly review : Samuel Harrison Smith, submits to the patronage of the citizens of the United States, the re-publication of the Monthly review, enlarged.
by: Smith, Samuel Harrison, 1772-1845
Published: (1794)

Printing-office, Salem, July 5, 1768 : To the publick. : A number of the principal gentlemen of this town, on being applied to by the subscriber, for their opinion in regard to the establishment of a printing-office here ...
by: Hall, Samuel, 1740-1807
Published: (1768)

Philadelphia gazette.

Philadelphia inquirer.

Proposals for printing by subscription, a weekly newspaper, intituled the Virginia gazette, and Hobb's Hole advertiser ...
by: Willcocks, Henry
Published: (1787)

Sir, Being on the point of commencing the publication of a literary Weekly magazine, I am led to solicit, in a particular manner, the patronage of gentlemen distinguished by situation and an attachment to science ...
by: Watters, James, -1798
Published: (1797)

Bradford's catalogue of books and stationary, wholesale & retail, for 1796 : Country store-keepers supplied with all kinds of books and stationary at his wholesale and retail book & stationary store, South Front Street. no. 8.
by: Bradford, Thomas, 1745-1838
Published: (1796)

Philadelphia, March 12th, 1772 : The author of The complete surveyor, to the public in general, and to the subscribers in particular.
by: Gale, S. (Samuel), -1826
Published: (1772)

In Senate of the United States, February 26th, 1800 : A motion was made that it be resolved, that the Committee of Privileges be, and they are hereby directed to enquire, who is the editor of the newspaper printed in the city of Philadelphia, called the General advertiser, or Aurora ...
Published: (1800)

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 ...
by: Birch, William Russell, 1755-1834
Published: (1800)

Worcester, November 27, 1799. Proposals of Mower & Greenleaf, for publishing, in Worcester, a weekly newspaper, to be entitled the Independent gazetteer.
Published: (1799)

(Philadelphia, July 1790.) : Proposals for publishing a news-paper, to be entitled the Daily advertiser, and political, commercial, agricultural & literary journal. By Benjamin Franklin Bache.
by: Bache, Benjamin Franklin, 1769-1798
Published: (1790)

A catalogue of books, published by the different members of the Philadelphia Company of Printers and Booksellers, and now for sale, at Wm. Spotswood's book-store.
Published: (1794)

The Philadelphia tribune.

A new periodical publication : Proposal of James Watters, for publishing by subscription, a new work, entitled the Weekly magazine.
by: Watters, James, -1798
Published: (1797)

To the public.
by: Brown, Andrew, 1744?-1797
Published: (1790)

Sir, Give me leave respectfully to solicit your patronage and encouragement for the American museum -- : a periodical publication, lately established in this city, and calculated to serve the cause of liberty and virtue. ...
by: Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
Published: (1787)

Washington city, July 21st 1800. Sir, Herewith you will receive a specimen of the Washington city gazette, which I propose to publish daily after the 1st of October next.
by: Cist, Charles, 1738-1805
Published: (1800)

The New-Jersey gazette will be revived on Tuesday the 9th instant, on the following terms ...
by: Collins, Isaac, 1746-1817
Published: (1783)

Burlington, Nov. 14, 1777. Proposals for printing by subscription, in four pages, folio, on a beautiful letter, the New-Jersey gazette. ...
by: Collins, Isaac, 1746-1817
Published: (1777)

The paperboy /
by: Pilkey, Dav, 1966-
Published: (1996)

Philadelphia Record Case. hearings before the United States House Committee on Education and Labor, Eightieth Congress, first session, on Feb. 10, 11, 1947.
Published: (1947)

Philadelphia Unitarianism, 1796-1861.
by: Geffen, Elizabeth M.
Published: (1961)

Philadelphia, 1774 : Just published, and to be sold, by James Humphreys, Junior, in Front-Street, the lower corner of Black-Horse Alley, elegantly printed in octavo, an [as printed] embellished with a very elegant engraved copper plate frontispas printed.
by: Humphreys, James, 1748-1810
Published: (1774)

To the citizens of the United States of North-America : Encouraged by the promised assistance of a number of gentlemen, whose literary reputation stands deservedly high in the public opinion ... the subscribers have agreed to publish a new periodical work, of which the title will be the Columbian magazine. Plan and conditions.
Published: (1786)

Reverend Sir, The opportunity afforded by the present meeting is so favourable, that I will avail myself of it, to call your attention to the institution for printing Roman Catholic books ...
by: Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
Published: (1791)

Philadelphia, [blank] 180[blank] : Sir, I take the liberty of informing you that I have undertaken to publish by a general subscription throughout the United States ... six editions of the Bible, to suit persons of every taste ...
by: Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839
Published: (1800)

Law books : George Davis, in the prothonotary's office of the Supreme Court, Philadelphia, respectfully acquaints the gentlemen of the bar and their students, in this and the other states, that by the late arrivals from Dublin, he has received the following collection of books ... No. 313, High-Street, Philadelphia, September 25, 1792.
by: Davis, George
Published: (1792)