Mikell sends money, which is current in the Republic of South Carolina, in payment of his bill. He wishes a receipt and to have his paper discontinued. He acts with reluctance but he cannot contribute in any way, to a paper so full of abuse to his commonwealth. Although he is a non-Catholic he liked the Freeman's Journal, and he regrets that McMaster's opinion of South Carolina is no better. He wishes a receipt sent direct to Edisto Island. He has sent more money than he owes because he thinks that his money has depreciated in the North. Should his bill be overpaid, he wants the rest of the money appropriated to charity. :: I-1-m A.L.S. 1p. 8vo.