Mazyckboro’, bounded by Chapel, Elizabeth and Calhoun Streets and the Cooper River, running into Wraggboro’ as a wedge. Ansonboro’, south of Wraggboro’, bounded by Calhoun Street, a line between Society and Wentworth, King Street on the west, Anson Street on the east. Glebe Lands, extending from Beaufain to George Streets, between St. Philip and Coming Streets. Hewatt Square, bounded by Friend (now Legare), Broad Mazyck (now upper Logan), and Queen Streets. Archdale Square, bounded by Meeting, Broad, King, and Queen Streets. Schenking’s Square, north of Queen, between King and Meeting Streets, half-way to Horlbeck Alley. “City Mudpond,” East Battery, South Battery, Church, half-way to Atlantic Street (nowadays a most fashionable residential area). Village of Hampstead, between South, Blake, Meeting and Bay Streets; owned by Henry Laurens and the Bampfield family. Village of New Market, north of Hampstead. “There are other smaller divisions of land which are too numerous to mention here.”—_Wilmot G. de Saussure._ _Index_ A PAGE Academy of Music 55 Academy of Our Lady of Mercy 80 Aiken, William 16 Allston, Robert F. W., Governor 8 Apothecary’s Hall 46 Arbuthnot, Admiral 85 Archdale, John, Quaker, Governor 15 Argyle, Duke of 28 Art Gallery, Gibbes Memorial 85 Municipal 40 Ashley Hall, Colonial Seat 35 School 70 Ashley River, Bridge 51 Road 35 Attakullakulla, Cherokee Chief 35 Audubon, J. J., Naturalist 30