Table of Contents:
  • On the situation of the town of Pittsburgh, and the state of society at the place [1786]
  • Letters of Messrs. Scull and Hall, first publishers of the "Pittsburgh gazette" [1786]
  • Speech delivered (1788) in the legislature of Pennsylvania on a motion to instruct the delegates of that state in Congress relative to a proposition to cede to Spain the right of navigation of the Mississippi river
  • Narrative of the transactions of the late session of Assembly, so far as they respect the system of confederate government propsed by the general convention of the states at Philadelphia
  • Cursory remarks on the federal Constitution
  • On the calling a convention [to remodel the constitution of Pennsylvania. Dated May 30, 1789]
  • A sermon [Pittsburgh, Mar. 28, 1789]
  • Thoughts on the present Indian war [1792]
  • An address in opposition to the election of
  • Oration on the celebration of the anniversary of independence, July 4, 1793
  • Sermon delivered to the American Army in the capacity of chaplin, a few days before the battle of Brandywine
  • The representation and remonstrance of Hard Money; addressed to the people of America [Jan. 29, 1779]
  • The answer of Continental Currency to The representation and remonstrance of Hard Money. By Hortensius [March 20, 1779]
  • An eulogium of the brave men who have fallen in the contest with Great Britain ... July 5, 1779 ... Philadelphia
  • Correspondence of the author, as editor of the "United States magazine," with Gen. Charles Lee [1779]
  • Cincinnatus. A poem
  • "The establishment of the United States" [1779]
  • [Interchange of poems in Scotch dialect 1794-1801, with David Bruce]
  • A "memoir to the America philosophical society" [1787]
  • Fragment of a sermon delivered to a section of the American Army ... at Morristown, N.J. in 1776
  • [Address at Pittsburgh on adoption of the federal Constitution by Virginia 1788]
  • [On the publication of the correspondence of the French minister with our executive, Jan. 1794]
  • The battle of Bunkers Hill, a dramatic piece [1775]
  • On the right of the judiciary power to judge of the constitutionality of a law, Mar. 1804
  • The modern chevalier [ca. 1788-89].