May 29, 1773. To the freemen, citizens of Philadelphia : When any measure is likely to become the object of public attention, every member of the community, interested in the event, hath a right to examine into the propriety of the measure, and offer his sentiments to the consideration of the public. The mayor and commonalty having determined to build a market or range of shambles the ensuing summer, in High Street, between Third and Fourth Streets from Delaware, is the occasion of this address.