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Page 222
... vessel for Your Honours ' account 540 hogsheads of sugar , in addition to the dye and indigo , and therefore much more than I had thought to do . In the three plantations 71 hogsheads were used for filling up and we are having a season ...
... vessel for Your Honours ' account 540 hogsheads of sugar , in addition to the dye and indigo , and therefore much more than I had thought to do . In the three plantations 71 hogsheads were used for filling up and we are having a season ...
Page 421
... Vessel over to - morrow ; so that I hope , if those Negroes dont pay the Visit before those Vessels arrive all may be safe ; I have wrote to Mr. Gravesande and desired he wou'd order the barque in Barbados there sailed thence a frigate ...
... Vessel over to - morrow ; so that I hope , if those Negroes dont pay the Visit before those Vessels arrive all may be safe ; I have wrote to Mr. Gravesande and desired he wou'd order the barque in Barbados there sailed thence a frigate ...
Page 428
... vessel , to proceed either up and down the river or to Berbice . Wherefore I im- mediately wrote to Mr Spoors to ascertain his feelings on the matter ; he having replied that in his opinion it was absolutely necessary to engage the ...
... vessel , to proceed either up and down the river or to Berbice . Wherefore I im- mediately wrote to Mr Spoors to ascertain his feelings on the matter ; he having replied that in his opinion it was absolutely necessary to engage the ...
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CHAP | 3 |
THE Settlement of ESSEQUIBO | 9 |
STORM VAN S GRAVESANDETHE | 28 |
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