Signed DocumentBond and warrant of attorney of John Elliot, Indian trader, to James Glen for 8,000 pounds of "good and lawful money of South Carolina
Signed document (Land Granting 1)Copy (dated 1809-04-01) of a land grant (dated 1749-06-08) to George Brown for 259 acres of land in Craven County, S.C., on the south side of the Wateree River, bounded by the lands of Bryan Toland, Roger Gibson, Anthony Wright, and the Wateree River.
Signed document (Land Granting 2)Copy (dated 1809-04-01) of a land grant (dated 1749-06-08) to George Brown for 259 acres of land in Craven County, S.C., on the south side of the Wateree River, bounded by the lands of Bryan Toland, Roger Gibson, Anthony Wright, and the Wateree River.
Signed document (Land Granting 3)Land grant to Robert Seawright for 50 acres of land in Fredericksburg Township [near present day Camden, S.C.].
Sinking of the launch of the U.S. steamer Wabash, by a Confederate blockade-runner, in Charleston Harbor
Sketch of the Battle of Hobkirks Hill, near Camden, on the 25th April, 1781Sketch of the Battle of Hobkirks Hill, near Camden, on the 25th April, 1781.
Sketch of the early life of General James Gadsden. [From the Charleston Mercury, October 7th, 1848.]Sketch of the early life of General James Gadsden. [From the Charleston Mercury, October 7th, 1848.]
Sophomore Class---April, 1861. Examination in Heat. By Prof. John LeConteHeat exam given by John LeConte (1818-1891), Professor of Natural and Mechanical Philosophy (1856-1869) and Professor of Natural and Mechanical Philosophy and Astronomy (1865-1869) at the University of South Carolina.
Sophomore Class---June, 1861. Examination in Mechanics. By Prof. John LeConteMechanics exam given by John LeConte (1818-1891), Professor of Natural and Mechanical Philosophy (1856-1869) and Professor of Natural and Mechanical Philosophy and Astronomy (1865-1869) at the University of South Carolina.
South Carolina Railroad Company circularAnnouncing the settlement of insurance claims for damaged goods from the ship John Castner--"The Schooner...arrived yesterday afternoon: soon after passing the Bar, it was discovered she was on Fire, which could not be subdued until two Engines from the City..."
