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Show gfifimfl OO OOOOOOO0O0000 XV S£0:-U T Hion @ A R L L No 5 180 N OOOON OO OOONOODOCOD0O0000 MESSAGE DATED SEPTEMBER 8, 1768, was forwarded t Lord Hillsboroug by Lieutenant-GovernorBullof Sout ic ‘:aconcluxfonfmm all existin evidence paper was not m . uthCarolnauntil 1806,althoughthearto printing had beentntro Cedasearl as the year 173 ungHing November, 1775, the Provincial Congress of South Carolin ettook the encouragemen of various types of manufacture and th 3£ 800 wrlting paper manufactured thereat?" On March< 22,1776, n 't in compliance with the resolution of 1775, Willfam Bellamy apd before Henry Laurens, president of the Council of Safety, of th «qovincial Congress and advanced a proposal that he would construc A TOPer Mill, for making Paper, and cutting Files at the same time. Jer constdering Bellamy's plan,the membersof the Congress voted i the sum of three thousand Pounds, currency be advanced to th |