- The Busy-Body.—No. I[174].
- The Way to Wealth, as clearly shown in the Preface of an old Pensylvania Almanack, intitled, Poor Richard Improved.[175]
- Advice to a Young Tradesman.[176]
- Necessary Hints to those that would be Rich.
- The way to make Money Plenty in every Man's Pocket.[177]
- New Mode of Lending Money.[178]
- An Economical Project.[179]
- On early Marriages.
- Effect of early Impressions on the Mind.
- The Whistle.[182]
- A Petition to those who have the Superintendency of Education.[183]
- The handsome and deformed Leg.
- Morals of Chess.
- The Art of procuring Pleasant Dreams.
- Dialogue between Franklin and the Gout.
- On the Death of Relatives.
- The Ephemera an Emblem of human Life.[191]
