Captured Captain's Letter Describes Imprisonment Offshore
Extract from captain Oliver Fuller of the brig Washington reports capture off Charleston by the Circe frigate, harsh treatment aboard, and brief shore access. He notes 324 bags of coffee on freight to American citizens and promises further details. Also reports the death of John Ralph in his 58th year, noted as a respected longtime Charleston resident.
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Charleston
Oliver Fuller
Washington
Blake G Magwood
Nassau
N. P
Charleston ‘Bar
Circe
Wolsey
Jamaica
Otis
Polly
Lawson
Armsstrong
Campbell
America
Messrs. A. & T. Napier & Co
United States
John Ralph
Yorkhire
England
Georgetown
Marseilles
Swandown
Carolina
O&ob
Robert Grant
N.B
Waterfield
Thomas Fuller Dies in Georgetown During Quiet Sept Morning
Georgetown South Carolina reports the death on Sunday morning the 27th of September near Black Mingo of Thomas Fuller a native of Connecticut. He recently resided three months in Mingo where he taught children displaying humane benevolence and noble character. His funeral drew many respectable residents and masons attended with lodge honors at the burial ground.
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Black Mingo
Thomas Fuller
Coni Ut
Mingo
Port Packet Cargo Sale Announces London Imports in Charlestown
George Heriot and Co import ship Port Packet Capt Collins from London. Store in Charlestown opens with a wide range of goods including cloths linens hardware tools tea coffee tableware and firearms offered at standard importers’ markups. October 7.
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George Heriot & Co
Gue
Port Packet
Collins
London
Georgetown
Charleston
St. Domingo
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