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Rh Charleston City Gazette and Commercial Daily Advertiser. From Vol. VI, No. 1,044, September 8, 1788, to April 12, 1833. Daily, six columns, 21 by 15 inches. Published by James Haig in 1828. On August 4, 1828, T. L. Smith took charge; he resigned on January 5, 1829. On December 31, 1829, William Gilmore Simms, Jr., and E. S. Duryea took over the paper. On April 9, 1832, W. G. Simms appeared as sole editor and publisher, and was succeeded by William L. Poole, June 7, 1832. Charleston Library Society, Charleston, South Carolina.

Charleston Courier, From Vol. I, No. 1, January 10, 1803, to January, 1841. Daily, six columns, 21 by 15 inches. Edited by A. S. Willington in 1828. On January 1, 1833, Richard Yeadon, Jr., and William S. King became partners of Willington. On January 2, 1837, enlarged to seven columns, 24 by 17 inches. Charleston Library Society, Charleston, South Carolina.

Charleston Mercury, From Vol. II, No. 314, January 8, 1823, to Vol. VIII, No. 2,069, December 31, 1828. From Vol. IX, No. 2,208, July 1, 1829, to January, 1841. Daily, six columns, 21 by 15 inches. Published by Henry L. Pinckney in 1828. On October 31, 1832, John A. Stuart became editor. On March 20, 1837, enlarged to seven columns, 25 by 19 inches, and J. Milton Clapp became associate editor. In 1845 Clapp became sole editor. Charleston Library Society, Charleston, South Carolina.