Satisfying The Curiosity Of An Unnamed Correspondent As To The Career Of John Dawson In Charleston

by Professor Of Literature History At The College Of Charleston One Of The Founders Of The South

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4to. Two pages, approximately 300 words, in part: “The chief magistrate of this city until about 1836 was called the Intendant … in 1806 John Dawson was elected warden from the thirteenth ward … the same year he was elected Intendant serving until 1809 … In 1811 he became cashier of the State Bank long passage about the oddities of banks in Charleston … Dawson succeeded Felix Manly as cashier and I suspect was himself succeeded by Samuel Wragg. … I

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