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665

The Charleston evening gazette.

Daily, Tri-Weekly

July 11, 1785

Oct. 18, 1786

The last issue located is that of Oct. 18, 1786. Periodicity varies: July 11, 1785, daily; Aug. 7, 1786, tri-weekly.

July 11, 1785, Joseph V. Burd and Robert Haswell. Jan. 12, 1786, Joseph V. Burd. Aug. 7, 1786, Joseph V. Burd and Greenberry Hughes.

MICROFORMS
1785-1786	July 11-Oct. 18.	(microfilm) #3187

666

The Charleston morning post, and daily advertiser.

Daily

Jan. 18, 1786

Nov. 5, 1787

Continuation of theSouth Carolina gazette, and the general advertiser. Continued byThe City gazette, and the daily advertiser, starting with the issue of Nov. 6, 1787.

Jan. 18, 1786, Nathan Childs, Robert Haswell and John M'Iver. July 23, 1787, Robert Haswell and John M'Iver. (Childs died on June 26, 1787.)

MICROFORMS
1786-1787	Jan. 18-Aug. 26.	(microfilm) #2913

667

Charlestown gazette.

Weekly

Aug. (?), 1778

Jan. 18, 1780

Established late in August 1778, judging from the date of the first issue located, that of Jan. 26, 1779, vol. 1, no. 23. The last issue located is that of Jan. 18, 1780.

August 1778, Mary Crouch & Co. Jan. 18, 1780, Mary Crouch.

MICROFORMS
1778-1780	Nov. 3-Jan. 18.	(microfilm) #1468

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Frequency

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LC File Contains

668

The Chronicle of liberty, or, The Republican intelligencer.

Weekly

Mar. 25, 1783

Mar. 25, 1783, is the only issue located.

James Mansfield and Joseph Davis.

1783	Mar. 25.	Box 29, Fol. 1
MICROFORMS
1783	Mar. 25.	(microprint)

669

The City gazette & daily advertiser.

Daily

Jan. 2, 1792

Dec. 31, 1800+

Continuation ofThe City gazette, or, The Daily advertiser. Continued by theCity gazette in January 1804.

Jan. 2, 1792, John Markland and John M'Iver. Jan. 1, 1794, Markland, M'Iver and company. Jan. 1, 1795, Peter Freneau and Seth Paine.

1793	Sept. 2. Supplement: Aug. 24.	Box 29, Fol. 6
1794	Jan. 17. Mar. 26. Apr. 1, 7.	Box 29, Fol. 7
1795	Apr. 27. Oct. 12. Supplement: May 28, Aug. 24, Dec. 12.	Box 29, Fol. 8
1796	Jan. 1-June 30. Supplement: Jan. 1, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 20, 25, Feb. 1, 2, 5, 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 18, 19, 22, 24, 25, 27, 29, Mar. 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 22, 23, 28, 29, 30, 31, Apr. 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 11, 14, 18, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 30, May 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 12, 23, June 14. Bled: Apr. 23 supplement. Missing: June 1.	1 v. V. 1502
1796	July 1-Dec. 24. Extra: Dec. 1. Supplement: July 6, Nov. 5, 19, Dec. 1. Mutilated: Dec. 17. Missing: July 8, Dec. 17 (p. 1, 2).	1 v. V. 1503
1797	Apr. 15, 21, 26, 27. May 5, 8, 10, 22, 23, 29. June 22. July 7. Aug. 8. Sept. 26. Bled: June 22.	Box 29, Fol. 9
1798	Jan. 20, 22, 26, 27.	Box 29, Fol. 10
1798	Feb. 1-Aug. 31. Supplement: Apr. 27, May 24. Mutilated: May 2, 8, 15, July 3, 4, 6, Aug. 29. Missing: Feb. 8, 26, Mar. 28, May 16, 29, June 8, 9, 20, 27, July 2, Aug. 9, 21, 25.	1 v. V. 1504
1798	Oct. 5, 9, 10, 11. Nov. 2, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 20. Dec. 10, 31.	Box 29, Fol. 10
1799	Jan. 1-June 29. Mutilated: Jan. 1, Apr. 6. Missing: Jan. 12, 21, Mar. 26, May 11, June 7, 18, 28.	1 v. V. 1505
1799	July 18, 31. Aug. 1, 2, 6, 23, 24 (p. 1, 2), Sept. 4, 6, 7, 9, 21, Oct. 4, 28, Nov. 22, 23, 25, 26, Dec. 4, 8, 31 (p. 1, 2).	Box 29, Fol. 11
1800	Jan. 3, 20. Mar. 1, 5, 7. Apr. 3, 4, 7 (p. 1, 2), 14 (fragment), May 13, 16, June 12, 27, July 9, 26, 29, 30, Aug. 7, 9, 18, 20, Sept. 11, 13 (p. 1, 2), 17, 18, 22, 26, Oct. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 17, 23, Nov. 1, 10 (fragment). Mutilated: Jan. 20, Oct. 2.	Box 29, Fol. 12
MICROFORMS
1792-1800+	Jan. 2-Dec. 31+	(microfilm) #3417
1800+	Jan. 1-Dec. 31+	(microfilm) #3373

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Frequency

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670

The City gazette, and the daily advertiser.

Daily

Nov. 6, 1787

Dec. 17, 1787

Continuation ofThe Charleston morning post and daily advertiser. Continued byThe City gazette, or, The Daily advertiser, starting with the issue of Dec. 18, 1787.

Rorbert Haswell and John M'Iver.

MICROFORMS
1787	Nov. 6-Dec. 17.	(microfilm) #1473
1787	Nov. 6-Dec. 17.	(microfilm) #3417

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Title

Frequency

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671

The City gazette or, The Daily advertiser.

Daily

Dec. 18, 1787

Jan. 1, 1792

Continuation ofThe City gazette, and the daily advertiser. Continued byThe City gazette & daily advertiser, starting with the issue of Jan. 2, 1792.

Dec. 18, 1787, Robert Haswell and John M'Iver. Jan. 1, 1788, John Markland and John M'Iver.

1788	Oct. 20, 22, 23, 31. Nov. 3, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20, 21, 29. Dec. 1, 16, 17, 19. Mutilated: Nov. 15. Missing: All of the above issues lack pages 3, 4.	Box 29, Fol. 2
1789	Jan. 2, 12. Feb. 3, 14, 16, 18, 21. Mar. 12, 16, 17, 18, 19. Apr. 18, 21, 22, 28. June 22. Aug. 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 14, 17, 18, Sept. 7, Oct. 8, 13. Fragment: Aug. 5. Mutilated: Feb. 3, Apr. 18, 22, Aug. 7. Missing: All of the above issues, with the exception of Feb. 3, Apr. 22, 28, Aug. 7, and Sept. 7, lack pages 3, 4.	Box 29, Fol. 3
1790	Aug. 28 (mutilated). Dec. 31 (p. 1, 2).	Box 29, Fol. 4
1791	June 8 (mutilated). Sept. 9 (mutilated).	Box 29, Fol. 5
MICROFORMS
1787-1788	Dec. 18-Dec. 29.	(microfilm) #1473
1787-1792	Dec. 18-Jan. 1.	(microfilm) #3417

672

The Columbian herald & daily advertiser.

Tri-Weekly

Sept. 1792

1793(?)

Continuation ofThe Columbian herald, or, The Independent courier of North America. Began in Sept. 1792. Ceased sometime in 1793. Continued by theColumbian herald, and the general advertiser, July 23 (?), 1793.

Isaac Silliman.

MICROFORMS
1792	Sept. 3.	(microprint)
1792	Sept. 3.	(microfilm) #3187

673

Columbian herald, and the general advertiser.

Tri-Weekly

1792(?)

July 25 (?), 1793

Continuation ofThe Columbian herald & daily advertiser. Continued by theColumbian herald, or, The Southern star, starting with the issue of July 27, 1793.

Thomas B. Bowen and James Vandle.

MICROFORMS
1793	July 23, 24.	(microprint)
1793	July 23, 24.	(microfilm) #3187

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674

The Columbian herald, or, The Independent courier of North-America.

Semi-Weekly, Tri-Weekly

Nov. 24, 1785

sometime after June 28, 1791

Continuation ofThe Columbian herald, or, The Patriotic courier of North-America. Continued by theColumbian herald, and the general advertiser, sometime after June 28, 1791. Periodicity varies: Nov. 28, 1785-fall 1790, semi-weekly; 1790-August 1792, tri-weekly.

Nov. 28, 1785, Thomas B. Bowen and John Markland. Nov. 27, 1786, Thomas B. Bowen, James Vandle, and S. Andrews. Jan. 3, 1788, Thomas B. Bowen and James Vandle. Between Sept. 25, 1788 and Feb. 26, 1789, Thomas B. Bowen.

1789	Apr. 30. (mutilated).	Box 29, Fol. 13
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1785-1791	Nov. 24-June 28.	(microprint)
1785-1791	Nov. 24-June 28.	(microfilm) #3187

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Title

Frequency

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Publisher

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675

Columbian herald, or, The New daily advertiser.

Daily

Oct. 3, 1795

Dec. 17, 1796

Continuation of theColumbian herald, or, The Southern star. Ceased publication with the issue of Dec. 17, 1796.

William Primrose Harrison.

MICROFORMS
1795-1796	Oct. 3-Dec. 17.	(microprint)
1795-1796	Oct. 3-Dec. 17.	(microfilm) #3187

676

The Columbian herald, or, The Patriotic courier of North- America.

Semi-Weekly

Nov. 23, 1784

Nov. 21, 1785

Continued byThe Columbian herald, or, The Independent courier of North-America, starting with the issue of Nov. 24, 1785.

Thomas B. Bowen and John Markland.

MICROFORMS
1784-1785	Nov. 23-Nov. 21.	(microprint)
1784-1785	Nov. 23-Nov. 21.	(microfilm) #3187

677

Columbian herald, or, The Southern star.

Tri-Weekly

July 27, 1793

September (?), 1795

Continuation of theColumbian herald, and the general advertiser. Continued by theColumbian herald, or, The New daily advertiser, sometime after Aug. 14 and before Oct. 3, 1795.

William P. Harrison and Thomas B. Bowen.

MICROFORMS
1793-1795	July 27-Aug. 14.	(microprint)
1793-1795	July 27-Aug. 14.	(microfilm) #3187

Title	Note
The Daily advertiser.	See: The City gazette, or, The Daily advertiser.

Number

Title

Frequency

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Publisher

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678

The Daily evening gazette and Charleston tea-table companion.

Daily

Jan. 3, 1795

Feb. 18, 1795

Established Jan. 3, 1795, judging from the date of the earliest issue located, that of Jan. 10, 1795, vol. 1, no. 7. The prospectus, as published in theSouth Carolina State gazette, of Dec. 16, 1794, announced that the first issue would appear on Jan. 1, 1795. The last issue located with this title is that of Feb. 18, 1795, vol. 1, no. 38. Continued byThe Telegraphe, and Charleston daily advertiser.

Jan. 3, 1795, James Carey.

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1795	Jan. 10-Feb. 18.	(microprint)

Title	Note
The Evening courier.	See: Evening vesper courier.

Number

Title

Frequency

Start Date

End Date

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Publisher

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679

Evening vesper courier.

Semi-Weekly

July 31,1798

Nov. 16, 1798

The word "Vesper" in the title is set in a crescent under a star in the center of the title. The publishers refer to their paper editorially as theVesper, or, The Evening Courier, but it was generally calledThe Evening Courier. The last issue located is that of Nov. 16, 1798, vol. 1, no. 32.

July 31, 1798, Gabriel M. Bounetheau and John J. Evans.

1798

July 31-Nov. 16.

(microprint)

680

Federal Carolina gazette.

Weekly

Jan. 2(?), 1800

Dec. 25, 1800

The last issue located is that of Dec. 25, 1800.

Jan. 2, 1800, Benjamin F. Timothy and Thomas Sheppard. Sept. 1800, Benjamin F. Timothy and Andrew M'Farlan.

1800

Nov. 13. Dec. 25.

Box 29, Fol. 14

681

The Gazette of the State of South-Carolina.

Weekly, Semi-Weekly

Apr. 9, 1777

Mar. 24, 1785

A revival ofThe South-Carolina gazetee, which was suspended in December 1775. Publication suspended in December 1775. Publication suspended Jan. 15- June 17, 1778, because the printing office was destroyed by fire. Continued byThe State gazette of South-Carolina, starting with the issue of Mar. 28, 1785. Imprint varies: 1779, Charles-town; July 16-Aug. 13, 1783, Charlestown; Aug. 27, 1783-1785, Charleston. Periodicity varies: Apr. 9, 1777-July 22, 1784, weekly; July 26, 1784-Mar. 24, 1785, semi-weekly.

Apr. 9, 1777, Peter Timothy. June 24, 1778, Peter Timothy and Nicholas Boden. July 16, 1783, Ann Timothy and E. Walsh. Aug. 27, 1783, printed for Ann Timothy.

1779	Sept. 15. Note: Suspended publication with the issue of Feb. 9, 1780, until July 16, 1783, because of the British occupation of Charleston.	Box 29, Fol. 15
1783	July 16-Dec. 18. Bled: Nov. 6. Missing: Dec. 11, 25.	1 v. V. 1506
1784	Jan. 1-Dec. 30. Extraordinary: July 17. Mutilated: Aug. 23, 26, 30, Sept. 2, 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30. Missing: Jan. 22.	1 v. V. 1507
MICROFORMS
1777-1780	Apr. 9-Feb. 9.	(microfilm) #1468

Title	Note
The Independent courier of North-America.	See: The Columbian herald, or, The Independent courier of North-America.
The New daily advertiser.	See: Columbian herald, or, The New daily advertiser.
The Patriotic courier of North-America.	See: The Columbian herald, or, The Patriotic courier of North-America.
The Republican intelligencer.	See: The Chronicle of liberty, or, The Repubican intelligencer.

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Title

Frequency

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682

The Royal gazette.

Semi-Weekly

Mar. 3, 1781

Sept. 28, 1782

Continuation of theSouth-Carolina & American general gazette. Suspended publication with the issue of Aug. 7, 1782, resuming Sept. 7, 1782. The last issue located is that of Sept. 28, 1782.

Robert and John Wells.

1780	June 20.	Box 29, Fol. 16
1781	Mar. 3-Dec. 29. Note: Bound with this: 1782. Mutilated: Apr. 14. Missing: Mar. 28.	1 v. V. 1508
1782	Jan. 2-Aug. 7. Note: Bound with 1781.	V. 1508
MICROFORMS
1781-1782.	Mar. 3-Sept. 28.	(microfilm) #1468

683

The Royal South-Carolina gazette.

Twice Weekly, Semi-Weekly

June 1(?), 1780

Sept. 12, 1782

Established June 1, 1780, judging from the earliest numbered issue located, that of June 20, 1780, vol. 1, no. IV. The last issue located is that of Sept. 12, 1782. Periodicity varies: the paper was issued initially as a tri-weekly, but sometime in 1781 became a semi-weekly.

June 1780, James Robertson, Donald Macdonald and Alexander Cameron. Sometime between May 17, 1782-Jan. 22, 1782, James Robertson.

1782	Mar. 28. Sept. 12. Supplement: Mar. 5.	Box 29, Fol. 16
MICROFORMS
1780-1782	June 8-Sept. 12.	(microfilm) #1468

684

The South Carolina and American general gazette.

Weekly, Semi-Weekly

Apr. 4, 1764

Feb. 28, 1781

Continuation of theSouth Carolina weekly gazette. Paged continuously. Publication suspended May 31- Aug. 2, 1776, because of the approach of the British fleet, again on Apr. 30-May 29, 1779, and probably also during the first half of 1780. The last issue located is that of Feb. 28, 1781. Continued by theRoyal gazette, starting with the issue of Mar. 3, 1781. Periodicity varies: Apr. 4, 1764-Oct. (?), 1780, weekly Oct. (?), 1780-Feb. 28, 1781, semi-weekly.

Apr. 4, 1764, Robert Wells and David Bruce. Oct. 31, 1765, Robert Wells. Jan. 6, 1775, Robert Wells and John Wells. May 12, 1775, Robert Wells and Son. Nov. 20, 1777, John Wells, jr.

1772	Oct. 8.	Box 29, Fol. 17
MICROFORMS
1764-1781	Apr. 18-Feb. 28.	(microfilm) #1468

685

The South-Carolina gazette.

Weekly

Jan. 8, 1732

Dec. 18, 1775

Suspended publication with the issue of Sept. 8, 1733; reestablished Feb. 2, 1734, with a new volume numbering. The issue of Dec. 11, 1775, was followed by one other number, probably Dec. 18, 1775. Continued byThe Gazette, of the State of South-Carolina, starting with the issue of Apr. 9, 1777. Issues between Mar. 2, 1747-Dec. 18, 1775 lacked a hyphen between "South" and "Carolina" in the title.

Jan. 8, 1732, Thomas Whitmarsh. (Died Sept. 1733.) Feb. 2, 1734, Lewis Timothy. (Died Dec. 30, 1738.) Jan. 4, 1739, Elizabeth Timothy, by her son Peter Timothy. 1740, Peter Timothy. May 7, 1772, Thomas Powell, Edward Hughes and Peter Timothy. (Hughes died July 30, 1772.) July 30, 1772, Thomas Powell and company. Nov. 8, 1773, Peter Timothy.

1732	Jan. 8-Dec. 30. 1 v. photostat. Mutilated: Jan. 8.	V. 1509
1733	Jan. 6-Sept. 8.	1 v. photostat. V. 1510
1734	Feb. 2-Dec. 28.	1 v. photostat. V. 1511
1735	Jan. 4-Dec. 27.	1 v. photostat. V. 1512
1736	Jan. 3-Dec. 24. Mutilated: Aug. 14. Missing: Jan. 10, Mar. 27 (p. 1, 2), May 1, 8, Dec. 4.	1 v. photostat. V. 1513
1737	Jan. 1-Dec. 29. Missing: Sept. 10, 24, Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, Nov. 12, 19, 24.	1 v. photostat. V. 1514
1738	Jan. 5-Dec. 28. Supplement: Sept. 14.	1 v. photostat. V. 1515
1739	Jan. 4-Dec. 29. Postscript: Oct. 27. Supplement: May 3.	1 v. photostat. V. 1516
1740	Jan. 5-Dec. 25. Postscript: Dec. 25.	1 v. photostat. V. 1517
1741	Jan. 1-Dec. 26. Postscript: Jan. 8, 22, May 21, June 18, 25 (2 editions), July 23, Sept. 19, Oct. 3, 17, Nov. 7.	1 v. photostat. V. 1518
1742	Jan. 2-Dec. 27. Postscript: Jan. 9, Mar. 6, May 1, 8. Supplement: Feb. 13, 20, 27. Note: Not published Jan. 16-Feb. 13.	1 v. photostat. V. 1519
1743	Jan. 3-Dec. 26. Postscript: Feb. 7, 14, May 23, Sept. 19, Oct. 3. Supplement: July 4, Aug. 29, Dec. 19.	1 v. photostat. V. 1520
1744	Jan. 2-Dec. 31. Broadside: Advertisements (Oct. 22). Postscript: Mar. 5, (Aug. 27). Supplement: Dec. 3. Mutilated: Oct. 22.	1 v. photostat. V. 1521
1745	Jan. 7-Dec. 30. Broadside: Advertisement (Apr. 2). Postscript: (Mar. 25). Supplement: Feb. 11.	1 v. photostat. V. 1522
1746	Jan. 6-Dec. 29. Note: Suspended publication after the issue of Aug. 23, resumed with that of Sept. 22.	1 v. photostat. V. 1523
1747	Jan. 5-Dec. 28. Missing: Mar. 16, 23.	1 v. photostat. V. 1524
1748	Jan. 6-Dec. 26. Postscript: July 9, Dec. 19.	1 v. photostat. V. 1525
1749	Jan. 2-Dec. 25. Postscript: Mar. 20, Apr. 7, Oct. 2, 9, Nov. 27, Dec. 4.	1 v. photostat. V. 1526
1750	Jan. 1-Dec. 31. Postscript: June 4, 18, July 9, Nov. 19, 26, Dec. 3, 10, 17. Mutilated: Nov. 12, 19, 19 postscript, 26 and post- script, Dec. 3, 10, 17, and 17 postscripts, 24, 31.	1 v. photostat. V. 1527
1751	Jan. 7-Dec. 20. Postscript: Jan. 7, Feb. 18, July 15. Supplement: May 27, Nov. 25, Dec. 6, 13. Mutilated: Feb. 2, 25, July 15, Aug. 5, Oct. 7, 23, Nov. 13, 18, Dec. 6. Missing: Jan. 14, Mar. 25, Aug. 12, 19, Oct. 14, 16.	1 v. photostat. V. 1528
1752	Jan. 1-Dec. 25. Supplement: Jan. 1 (2 editions), Feb. 22. Mutilated: Sept. 1, 19, 27, Oct. 9, Nov. 13, Dec. 4, 18. Missing: Issues between May 28 (no. 939)-Aug. 10 (no. 949).	1 v. photostat. V. 1529
1753	Jan. 1-Dec. 24. Postscript: Feb. 5, 12, 19, June 25, July 2, 11, Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 12. Supplement: May 14, June 4, 11, 18, Aug. 15, Sept. 3, 10, 17, 24, Oct. 1. Mutilated: Jan. 8, May 21, July 30. Missing: Aug. 22.	1 v. photostat. V. 1530
1760	May 3 (mutilated).	Box 29, Fol. 18
MICROFORMS
1732-1775	Jan. 8-Dec. 11.	(microfilm) #1468
1732-1775	Jan. 8-Dec. 11.	(microfilm) #1930 SC Na. ESR reel 1-4

686

South-Carolina gazette; and country journal.

Weekly

Dec. 31, 1765

Aug. 1, 1775

Continuation ofThe South-Carolina gazetteer; and country journal. Ceased publication with the issue of Aug. 1, 1775.

Charles Crouch.

1766	Feb. 18.	Box 29, Fol. 19
1772	Nov. 24 (mutilated)	Box 29, Fol. 20
1774	Sept. 27.	Box 29, Fol. 21
MICROFORMS
1765-1775	Dec. 31-Aug. 1.	(microfilm) #1468

687

South-Carolina gazette, and general advertiser.

Semi-Weekly, Tri-Weekly

Mar. 15, 1783

Oct. 23, 1784

Issues between Aug. 16, 1783-Oct. 23, 1784, lack a hyphen between the words "South" and "Carolina" in the title. Continued by South-Carolina State gazette, and general advertiser, starting with the issue of Oct. 26, 1784. Periodicity varies: Mar. 15-Dec. 30, 1783, semi-weekly (irregular). Jan. 1-Aug. 4, 1784, tri-weekly. Aug. 26 (?)-Oct. 23, 1784, semi-weekly.

Printed for John Miller.

1783	Mar. 15-Dec. 27. Extraordinary: Mar. 31, Apr. 8, 9, May 2, 19. Supplement: July 30, Sept. 20, 23, 27, 30, Oct. 4, Nov. 8, 11, 18, 22, 29, Dec. 2, 9, 13, 18, 23, 27. Mutilated: Apr. 26, May 24, July 1, Aug. 2, Sept. 9, 23, Nov. 8, 29 and supplement, Dec. 2 and supplement, 27. Missing: Apr. 22, Oct. 7, 11, 14, 18, 21, 25, 28, Nov. 1, 4, 25, Dec. 6, 16, 18, 20, 30.	1 v. V. 1531
1784	Jan. 6-June 29. Supplement: Jan. 15, 22, 24, 27, 31, Feb. 28, Mar. 13, Apr. 17, 20, 24, May 8, 22, 29, June 29. Mutilated: Jan. 31, Feb. 5, 26, Mar. 2, 6, 11, Apr. 3, 13, 20, May 6, 15, 18, 20, 25, 27, June 8, 29. Missing: Jan. 1, 3, 8, 13, Feb. 7, June 12 (p. 3, 4).	1 v. V. 1532
1784	July 1-Aug. 24. Mutilated: July 1, 13, 27, Aug. 5, 7.	1 v. V. 1533
MICROFORMS
1783-1784	Mar. 15-Oct. 23.	(microfilm) #2913

Number

Title

Frequency

Start Date

End Date

Note

Publisher

LC File Contains

688

The South-Carolina gazette, and public advertiser.

Semi-Weekly

Mar. 3, 1784

July 9, 1785

Continuation ofSouth-Carolina weekly gazette. Continued byThe South-Carolina gazette and the public advertiser, starting with the issue of July 12, 1785.

Mar. 3, 1784, Nathan Childs and Robert Bruce. Mar. 12, 1785, Nathan Childs, Robert Bruce, and John M'Iver.

MICROFORMS
1784-1785	Mar. 3-July 9.	(microfilm) #2913

689

The South-Carolina gazette, and the general advertiser.

Semi-Weekly

Jan. 7, 1786

Jan. 14, 1786

Continuation ofThe South-Carolina gazette, and the public advertiser. Continued byThe Charleston morning post, and daily advertiser, starting with the issue of Jan. 18, 1786.

Nathan Childs and John M'Iver.

MICROFORMS
1786	Jan. 7-14.	(microfilm) #2913

690

The South-Carolina gazette and the public advertiser.

Tri-Weekly, Semi-Weekly

July 12, 1785

Jan. 4, 1786

Continuation ofThe South-Carolina gazette and public advertiser. Continued by theSouth-Carolina gazette, and the general advertiser, starting with the issue of Jan. 7, 1786. Periodicity varies: July 12, 1785-Nov. 19, 1785, tri-weekly; Nov. 23, 1785-Jan. 4, 1786.

July 1, 1785, Nathan Childs, Robert Bruce, and John M'Iver.

MICROFORMS
1785-1786	July 12-Jan. 4.	(microfilm) #2913

691

South Carolina State gazette and daily advertiser.

Daily

Nov. 30, 1784

July 26, 1785

Continuation ofSouth-Carolina State gazette, and general advertiser. The last issue located is that of July 26, 1785.

Printed for John Miller.

1785	Mar. 11.	Box 29, Fol. 22
MICROFORMS
1784-1785	Nov. 30-July 26.	(microfilm) #2913

692

South Carolina State gazette, and general advertiser.

Tri-Weekly

Oct. 26, 1784

Nov. 27, 1784

Continuation ofThe South-Carolina gazette, and general advertiser. Continued by theSouth Carolina State gazette and daily advertiser, starting with the issue of Nov. 30, 1784.

Printed for John Miller.

MICROFORMS
1784	Oct. 26-Nov. 27.	(microfilm) #2913

693

South-Carolina State-gazette & Timothy & Mason's daily advertiser.

Daily

Jan. 1, 1794

Dec. 31, 1797

Continuation of. The issue of Jan. 1, 1795 was known as:State gazette of South Carolina. With the issue of Jan. 2, 1795, title again becameSouth-Carolina State-gazette & Timothy & Mason's daily advertiser. Continued bySouth-Carolina State gazette, and Timothy's daily advertiser, starting with the issue of Jan. 1, 1798.

Benjamin F. Timothy and William Mason.

1795	Jan. 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15. Feb. 4, 5, 17, 18, 21, 23, 27. July 17. Aug. 1. Supplement: Jan. 6 Feb. 22, 23. Mutilated: Feb. 4.	Box 29, Fol. 23
1796	July 2-Sept. 30. Mutilated: July 4, 16, 18, 23, 28, 29, Aug. 13, 19, Sept. 6, 10, 14, 22. Note: This was the publisher's file. Because it was originally mounted on nails, most of the issues are mutilated near the folded edge -- many of them badly.	1 v. V. 1534
1796	Oct. 1-Dec. 31. Bled: Oct. 18. Mutilated: Dec. 1, 6, 21, 22, 23, 31. Note: Most issues mutilated near the folded edge -- see note under July-Sept., 1796.	1 v. V. 1535

694

South-Carolina State gazette, and Timothy's daily advertiser.

Daily

Jan. 1, 1798

Dec., 31, 1800+

Continuation ofSouth-Carolina State-gazette & Timothy & Mason's daily advertiser. Ceased publication with the issue -- or shortly after -- of Sept. 20, 1802.

Benjamin Franklin Timothy.

1798	Jan. 1-Mar. 31. Supplement: Feb. 5. Mutilated: Jan. 8, 12, 16, Feb. 3, 14, Mar. 5, 31. Missing: Mar. 22. Note: This was the publisher's file, stored on spiked nails: most issues are mutilated near the folded/ edge.	1 v. V. 1536
1798	Apr. 2-June 30. Mutilated: Apr. 3, 11, June 28. Missing: Apr. 10 (?). Note: Most issues mutilated near folded edge -- see note above. There are two editions of Apr. 25, 1798, one containing news items, the other, a two-page issue with advertisements.	1 v. V. 1537
1798	Aug. 20, 23 (mutilated).	Box 29, Fol. 24

695

The South-Carolina gazetteer; and country journal.

Weekly

Dec. 17, 1765

Dec. 24, 1765

Title retained for only two numbers. Continued bySouth-Carolina gazette; and country journal, starting with the issue of Dec. 31, 1765.

Charles Crouch.

MICROFORMS
1765	Dec. 17-24.	(microfilm) #1468

696

The South-Carolina weekly advertiser.

Weekly

Feb. 19, 1783

Apr. 23, 1783

The last issue located is that of Apr. 23, 1783.

Elizabeth Boden.

1783	Feb. 19-Apr. 23.	1 v. Box 29, Fol. 25
MICROFORMS
1783	Feb. 19-Apr. 23.	(microprint)

697

The South-Carolina weekly gazette.

Weekly

Nov. 22 (?), 1758

Mar. 28, 1764

Continued byThe South-Carolina and American general gazette, starting with the issue of Apr. 4, 1764.

Robert Wells.

1759	Oct. 31 (mutilated).	Box 29, Fol. 26
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1759-1760	Oct. 31-Dec. 10.	(microprint)

698

South-Carolina weekly gazette.

Weekly

Feb. 15, 1783

Feb. 27, 1784

Continued bySouth-Carolina gazette and public advertiser, starting with the issue of Mar. 3, 1784.

Feb. 15, 1783, Nathan Childs. Mar. 29, 1783, Nathan Childs and Robert Bruce.

MICROFORMS
1783-1784	Feb. 15-Feb. 27.	(microfilm) #2913

Title	Note
The Southern star.	See: Columbian herald, or, The Southern star.

Number

Title

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Start Date

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699

The State gazette of South-Carolina.

Semi-Weekly, Tri-Weekly

Mar. 28, 1785

Dec. 31, 1793

Continuation ofThe Gazette of the State of South- Carolina. Continued asSouth-Carolina State-gazette & Timothy & Mason's daily advertiser, starting with the issue of Jan. 1, 1794. Periodicity varies:Mar. 28, 1785-Oct. 28, 1792, semi-weekly; Oct. 30, 1792-Dec. 31, 1793, tri-weekly.

Mar. 28, 1785, printed for Ann Timothy. Sept. 20, 1792, Benjamin F. Timothy for the representatives of the late Mrs. Ann Timothy. Apr. 5 or 12, 1793, Benjamin Franklin Timothy. May 27, 1793, Benjamin F. Timothy and William Mason.

1786	Jan. 2-May 29. Mutilated: Jan.-May. Missing: Mar. 6, 30, Apr. 3, 6.	1 v. V. 1538
1786	June 1-Oct. 30. Mutilated: June-Oct. Missing: July 6, 10, 13, Sept. 25, 28, Oct. 23, 26.	1 v. V. 1539
1786	Dec. 23 (p. 3. 4). Note: Issue mutilated.	Box 29, Fol. 27
1788	Jan. 28, 31 (p. 1, 2). Feb. 4, 14 (p. 1, 2). Apr. 10, 14 (p. 1, 2), 17, 21 (p. 1, 2), 24 (p. 1, 2), 28 (p. 1, 2). May 1 (p. 1,2), 5 (p. 1, 2), 8, 19 (p. 1, 2), 22 (p. 1, 2), 26, 29 (p. 1, 2). June 2 (p. 1,2), 5 (p. 1, 2), 9, 26 (p. 1, 2), 30 (p. 1, 2). Aug. 18 (p. 1, 2), 21 (p. 1, 2), 28 (p. 1, 2). Sept. 4, 11, 29 (p. 1, 2). Oct. 13 (p. 1, 2), 16 (p. 1, 2), 20 (p. 1, 2). Mutilated: Apr. 10, May 8, Aug. 18.	Box 29, Fol. 28
1789	Feb. 26 (p. 1, 2). May 18 (p. 1, 2). Sept. 17 (p. 3, 4).	Box 29, Fol. 29
MICROFORMS
1785-1786	Mar. 28-Dec. 28.	(microfilm) #3373

700

The Telegraphe, and Charleston daily advertiser.

Daily

Mar. 16, 1795

Mar. 20, 1795

A continuation, without change of volume numbering ofThe Daily evening gazette and Charleston tea-table companion. The last issue located is that of Mar. 20, vol. 1, no. 62.

James Carey.

1795

Mar. 16-Mar. 20.

(microprint)

Title	Note
Vesper, or, The Evening courier.	See: Evening vesper courier.

Number

Title

Frequency

Start Date

End Date

Note

Publisher

LC File Contains

701

The Columbia gazette.

Weekly

Jan. 28, 1794

Dec. 9, 1794

Established Jan. 28, 1794, with a preliminary issue dated Jan. 14, 1794. The last issue located is that of Dec. 9, 1794. Continued byThe State gazette, in January 1795.

William P. Young and Daniel Faust.

1794

Jan. 14-Dec. 9. Missing: July; Aug. 9-Dec. 8.

(microprint)

702

South Carolina gazette.

Weekly

Mar. (?), 1792

Sept. 3, 1793

Established in March 1792, judging from the date of the earliest issue located, that of July 10, 1792, vol. 1, no. 18. The last issue located is that of Sept. 3, 1793.

Daniel Constable.

MICROFORMS
1792-1793	July 10-Sept. 3.	(microprint)

Number

Title

Frequency

Start Date

End Date

Note

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703

The South-Carolina independent gazette; and Georgetown chronicle.

Weekly

Apr. 2, 1791

1796(?)

Established Apr. 2, 1791, judging from the date of the earliest issue located, that of May 21, 1791, vol. 1, no. 8. The last issue located is that of Sept. 15, 1792, vol. 2, no. 76. Continued byThe Georgetown chronicle, and South-Carolina weekly advertiser, sometime between 1792 and 1796.

James Carson.

MICROFORMS
1791-1792	May 21-Sept. 15.	(microprint)

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