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1. To the public. Having…formed a plan for establishing a print mint at Washington [gives correspondence addressed to Congress and to a "certain gentleman," advocating banking reforms]

Creator:: Sargent, John H.
Collection:: Proclamations, Politics, and Commerce: Broadsides from the Colonial Era to the Present at the South Caroliniana Library
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

2. Regulations of stations on South-Carolina Rail Road

Creator:: South Carolina Railroad Company
Collection:: Proclamations, Politics, and Commerce: Broadsides from the Colonial Era to the Present at the South Caroliniana Library
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

3. Les Jardins

Collection:: Proclamations, Politics, and Commerce: Broadsides from the Colonial Era to the Present at the South Caroliniana Library
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

4. Farewell Concert ... At the Hibernian Hall

Creator:: Nagel and Mr. Dempster
Collection:: Proclamations, Politics, and Commerce: Broadsides from the Colonial Era to the Present at the South Caroliniana Library
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

5. Constitution of the Windward Anchor Society of the seamen of the port of Charleston…Officers for 1830

Collection:: Proclamations, Politics, and Commerce: Broadsides from the Colonial Era to the Present at the South Caroliniana Library
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library

6. Charleston, 2d November, 1832. Gentlemen [offers arguments against forthcoming Nullification Convention; signed in ms. Edward McCrady, Richard Yeadon, Jr. and John Phillips as Com. Of Corres. For St. Philip & St. Michael parishes]

Collection:: Proclamations, Politics, and Commerce: Broadsides from the Colonial Era to the Present at the South Caroliniana Library
Institution:: University of South Carolina. South Caroliniana Library