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The practical justice of the peace and parish-officer, of His Majesty's province of South-Carolina
By William Simpson, one of the assistant judges of the Court of General Sessions of the Peace, Assize, &c. of the said province -
Some thoughts on the duration of the torments of the wicked, and the time when the day of judgement may be expected
chiefly occasioned by a late pamphlet published in Charlestown South-Carolina, entitled, "The prophetic numbers of Daniel and John calculated." -
The South-Carolina & Georgia almanack. For the year of our Lord 1765
By John Tobler, of New-Windsor, Esq -
The South-Carolina almanack and register, for the year of our Lord, 1764
... Caculated [sic] for the meridian where the Arctick Pole is elevated thirty-two degrees above the horizon, which will serve in all the provinces of South-Carolina, North-Carolina, Georgia, East-Florida, and West-Florida. ... By George Andrews, Esq; [One line of quotation in Latin] -
The South-Carolina and Georgia almanack, for the year of our Lord 1772
By John Tobler, Esq -
The rules and by-laws of the Charlestown Library Society
and the act of the legislature of South-Carolina, incorporating the said society with the royal confirmation -
The broken heart relieved
a sermon, preached at Charlestown, South-Carolina, March the 27th, 1763. Josiah Smith, V.D.M -
Charlestown, February 3d, 1768. The sale of Negroes belonging to Mr. John Miles
advertised in the gazettes for this day, is put off to Friday next when the said Negroes ... will be sold by publick outcry at Mr. Nightingall's on Charlestown-Neck ... Robert Wells, vendue-master -
Wells's register
Together with an almanack, or ephemeris astronomical and meteorological, calculated for the meridian of 79 deg. west long. from London, and the parallel of latitude where the Arctick Pole is elevated 32 deg. above the horizon. By George Andrews, Esq; for the year of our Lord 1769 -
Wells's register
together with an almanack calculated for the meridian of longitude 72$ west from London, and the parallel of latitude where the Arctick Pole is elevated 32$ above the horizon. By George Andrews, Esquire. For the year of our Lord 1774 -
Wells's register
together with an almanack calculated for the meridian of longitude 79$ west from London, and the parallel of latitude where the Arctick Pole is elevated 32$ above the horizon; by George Andrews, Esquire: for the year of our Lord 1775 -
The Story of Aeneas and Dido burlesqued
from the fourth book of the Aeneid of Virgil. -
A correspondence between the Rev. Robert Wells, ... and a gentleman under the signature of Publicola
relative to the riots at Birmingham, and the commemoration of theFr ench [sic] Revolution -
Wells's register, of the southern British American provinces
Together with an almanack, or ephemeris astronomical and meteorogical [sic], calculated for the meridian of 79 deg. west long. from London, and the parallel of latitude where the Arctick Pole is elevated 32 deg. above the horizon. By George Andrews, Esq; for the year of our Lord 1768 -
The Story of Aeneas and Dido burlesqued
from the fourth book of the Aeneid of Virgil. [One line of quotation in French]