Commerce, Naval and Military Resources of Charleston [pp. 516-528]

COMMERCE, RESOURCES, ETC., OF CHARLESTON.
Blake on the Course of Exchange; Rudong's Annals of British Coinage;
Gilbert's History of Banking; Gallatin on Currency and Ballking in the
United States; Gouge's Treatise on do.; Carey's Credit System; Tucker's Theory of Money and Banks; Tooke's History of Prices.
Agricztlture, Manufactures, Internal Improvement, and Statistics, etc.,
etc.-M'Adam's Observations on Roads; Parnell on Roads; Phillips' Inland Navigation; Woods' Treatise on Railroads; Petty's Essays on Political Arithtnetic; Works of Arthur Young; Dickson's Husbandry of the
Ancients; Chalmers' Comparative Strength of Great Britain; Colquhoun
on British Empire; Loudon's Encyclopmdia of Agriculture; McCulloch' s
Statistical Account of British Empire; Porter's Progress of the Nation
Porter's Tables of Revenue, Population, etc.; Tucker's Progress of the
United States in Population and Wealth; Holland's History of Coai and
the Coal Trade; Fraser's Fisheries of Great Britain: Elking's Greenland
Trade and Fisheries; Scoresbey's Arctic Regions; Murray's Polar Seas;
Babbage's Machinery and Manufictures; Baine's History of Cotton Manufactures; Schrivenlor on the Iron Trade; Ure's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines; Bischoff on Woollen and Woollen Factories; Slater's
American Manufactures; Morgan's Treatise on Life Insurance; Edmond's
Tables on do.; Morgan's Essays on Probabilities Applied to Life Insurance; Bentham's Defence of Usury; Botero's Cause of the Greatness of
Cities; Benjamin Franklin on the Increase of Men; Humne on Populousness of States; Short on Decrease of Mankind; Price, Wales, Malthus
on English Population; Summer's Treatise on the Records of the Creation; Saddleri's Law of Population; Allison's Principles of Population.;
hawkins' Elements of Medical Statistics; Thackralh on the Effects of
Arts, Trades and Professions on Health and Longevity; Eden's History
of the Laboring Classes and State of the Poor; Walker on Pauperism;
Carey on Wages; Farland's Inquiries Concerning the Poor; Pratt's History of Savings Banks; Prostitution dans ]a ville de Paris, par M. Parent
Duchiatelet; Dalrymple on Feudal Property; Maugham on Literary Prcoperty; Godson on Copy and Patent Rights; Blaid's Slavery Among the
Romans; Blandinel on the Slave Trade; Phillips on the National Debts;
Saxby on the British Customs; Sinclair on the Revenue of the British
Empire; Dr. Hamilton on the National Debts; McCulk,ch on Taxation;
Dr. Davenant's Political and Commercial Works; Beckman's History of
Inventions and Discoveries; Jacobs on the Precious Metals; Public Econo,
ly of Athens, by Boeckh; Vaughan's Age of Great Cities.
Art. VI.-COM3I4ERCE, N,ltAL AXD lIILITARY RESOUCES OF CItARLEST0OX
HER GEOGRAPIHICAL POSITION. —MILITARY AND HARBOR DEFENCES.
l3I[PORTAN(oE AS A NAVAL DEPOT.-FACILITIES FOR BUILDIMO;
GOvERN,NENT VSSELS.- PUBLIC SPIRIT OF' HEER MECHANICS
DISPLAYED IN RECENT MOVEM-ENTS.-COMMERCIAL AND AGRI CULUTRAL RESOURCES.-TRADE.-EXPORTS.-MANUFACTURES. POPrULATION.-SOIL AND CLIMATE.-PAST PROGRESS AND Fu TURE PROSPECTS.
THE proud soubriquet of QUEEN CITY OF THEl SOUTHI is one by
wiich in fial partiality her devoted sons have been always accustomed
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