A state of the accounts of John Gill, Esquire, late sub-lieutenant of Bucks County.

A state of the accounts of Samuel Dewees, Esq; late sub-lieutenant of Philadelphia County.

State of the accounts of the lieutenant and sub-lieutenants of Lancaster County; to the 20th of April, 1783 : In which is exhibited an account of the monies received by them for militia fines, and accounted for: : together with lists shewing by whom they were paid; likewise the application and payment of the monies.

State of the accounts of Adam Orth, Esq. Late sub-lieutenant of Lancaster County : From the time of his last settlement, Aug. 1778, to March 1780, and for the outstanding fines, incurred before the time last mentioned in the several battalions throughout the county to the 1st of April 1783.

State of the accounts of Lewis Gronow, Esquire, late a sub-lieutenant of Chester County, from March 1777, to March 1780, as they have been adjusted and settled : in which is set forth the amount of the monies received by him for fines incurred within the period aforesaid, and accounted for. : Together with lists shewing the names of the persons from whom the same were received, and the sums paid by them respectively, arranged in the order of the companies: likewise the disbursements and payments made to the Treasury.

State of the accounts of Andrew Kachline, Esq. Late sub-lieutenant of Bucks County, deceased, from the time of his appointment, March 1780, until the time of his death in the spring, 1781 : In which is exhibited the amount of the fines he received within that period, and accounted for: together with lists, shewing the sums paid by the persons respectively, of whom the same were received: likewise the amount of fines outstanding, and the appropriation and disposal of the monies collected.

State of the accounts of Joseph Hart, Esquire, lieutenant of Bucks County, from the time of his appointment in March 1780, to the 1st of March, 1783 : in which is set forth the amount of the fines incurred within that period by delinquents of the 1st battalion, for non-performance of militia duty and exercise, and the outstanding fines due thereby, before his appointment, agreeable to lists delivered by the late lieutenant of the said county. : Together with lists shewing the names of the persons by whom payments have been made, and the sums received from them respectively. Likewise the disbursements made by him, and the payments to the Treasury.

State of the accounts of Walter Clarke & William Murray, Esqrs. Sub-lieutenants of Northumberland County : In which is exhibited the amount of the monies received by them for militia fines, and accounted for: : together with lists shewing by whom they were paid; likewise the application and payment of the monies.

State of the accounts of William M'Henry, Esq. Late sub-lieutenant of Bucks County; from the time of his appointment, in the year 1781, until the 1st of April 1783, except his accounts for the exercise fines of the spring, 1781 : In which is exhibited an account of the monies received by him for militia fines, and accounted for: : together with lists shewing by whom they were paid; likewise the application and payment of the monies.

State of the accounts of John Hay, Esquire, late sub-lieutenant of York County, from the time of his appointment under the militia law in March 1777, to the first of March 1780 : In which is set forth the amount of the fines received within that period from delinquents of the 2d and 3d battalions, for non-performance of militia duty and exercise: : together with lists shewing the names of the persons by whom payments have been made, and the sums received from them respectively. Likewise the disbursements made by him, and the payments to the Treasury.

State of the accounts of James Marshall, Esq. Lieutenant of Washington County.

State of the accounts of Wm. Antes, Esq. Sub lieutenant of Philadelphia County, as they have been settled and adjusted : In which is set forth, for the information and satisfaction of the public, the amount of fines received and accounted for; with lists, stating in companies and classes, the sums paid by the delinquents respectively. : Also the advances and disbursements out of those monies, viz.

State of the accounts of Col. Samuel Hunter, lieutenant of Northumberland County : From the time of his appointment, March 1777, to March 1784.

State of the accounts of William Henry, Esquire, lieutenant of the city of Philadelphia and districts; from April 1st, 1783, to April 1st, 1785 : In which is exhibited an account of the monies received by him for militia fines, and accounted for: : together with lists shewing by whom they were paid; likewise the application and payment of the monies.

State of the account of Robert Smith, Esq. Lieutenant of Chester County, from the 1st of April, 1783, to 1st of April, 1785.

State of the accounts of Jacob Morgan, Senior, late lieutenant of Berks County, from March 1777 to March 1780 : In which is exhibited the amount of the monies received by him within that time for militia fines, and accounted for: together with lists shewing by whom they were paid; and the amount of fines incurred within that period, which were not received by him but are outstanding, (except the exercise fines of the first four battalions for the year 1779, the returns of which as represented were not made to him, but delivered to his successor.) : Likewise the application of the monies, and payments thereof to the treasury.

Head quarters, York, August 23, 1777 : The danger this state is at present exposed to from the British Army rendering it necessary that the commander in chief of the forces within this state be furnished with the completest information of the military circumstances of the country ...

In Council, Philadelphia, February 15, 1781 : Resolved, that the several lieutenants and sub-lieutenants, except of Bedford, Northumberland, and Westmoreland, directed by this board to receive the recruits ... do deliver the recruits furnished by the several classes, to the commanding officer of the several regiments, stationed as follows ...

Hints and instructions concerning the collecting and levying of the money paid to substitutes in the militia of Pennsylvania.

A supplement to the act intitled "An act to regulate the militia of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania."

A farther supplement to the act entitled, "An act to regulate the militia of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania."

In Council. Philadelphia, 28th July, 1777 : Sir, The following lines come to you from Council in the most pressing exigency of public affairs, in which the very existence of this state is threatened ...

In Council, Philadelphia, October 13. 1779 : Sir, The approach of the fleet of His Most Christian Majesty, under the command of the Count d'Estaing, intended to co-operate with the American Army ... the state of Pennsylvania is called upon to furnish a body of militia to the aid of the Continental Army.
Published: (1779)

To the inhabitants of Pennsylvania : In Council of Safety. Lancaster, 23d October, 1777. Friends and countrymen, We are again called upon by General Washington, for a reinforcement of the militia ...

In Assembly, Thursday, December 5, 1776. P.M : On motion, resolved unanimously ...

An act for more effectually securing the trade peace and safety of the Port of Philadelphia and defending the western frontiers of the commonwealth.

An act for the regulation of the Militia of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

An act to regulate the Militia of the Common-wealth of Pennsylvania.

An act for the regulation of the militia of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Published: (1799)

An act for the regulation of the militia of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania : Published by order of the General Assembly.

Eine Acte zur Einrichtung der Militz der Republik Pennsylvanien.
Published: (1793)

Eine Acte zur Anordnung der Militz der Republik Pennsylvanien /
Published: (1777)

All the male white inhabitants residing in [blank] between the ages of eighteen and fifty-three years, are hereby required to meet at [blank] in [blank] Street on [blank] next ... to chuse by ballot, one captain, two lieutenants, one ensign ... who shall be such persons as are intitled to vote for members to serve in the General Assembly.

To the militia of Pennsylvania : Friends and countrymen, For my countrymen you are, and if you are not my friend I am yours ...
by: Nestor

Eine Acte zur Einrichtung der Militz der Republick Pennsylvanien.
Published: (1793)

To the freemen of the common wealth of Pennsylvania : It is reported that the representatives of the people in the Pennsylvania Assembly ...
by: One of the people
Published: (1777)

State of the accounts of Wm. Antes, Esq., sub-lieutenant of Philadelphia County : as they have been settled and adjusted.
Published: (1783)