South-Carolina and American General Gazette, Friday, September 15 to Friday, September 22, 1775

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Charlestown, September 22.

On Friday last, in the Afternoon, his Excellency, the Governour [Lord William Campbell] went on board the Tamer man of war, lying in Rebellion Road, and has not since been in town.

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Date

1775 September 22

Volume

Volume 2

Places

Charleston

Ships

Tamer

Newspapers

South Carolina and American General Gazette (Charleston)

Series

American Theatre from September 3, 1775, to October 31, 1775

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