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... too, lh*“ fever was said to be on the increase. Trphus fever is the scourge of this climate, as Yellow fever is of the West Indies ; and, in both cases, the natural evil is aggravated the prevalence poverty, dirt, and unwholesome living. An idle story ...
... a late date have been received, which give detailed accounts of the number and state of the slaves in that part of the West Indies. The Report is given by 'JAMES ROBERTSON, Esq. the new Slave Registrar of the United Colony. It is a triennial statement ...
... late date) have been received, which give detailed accounts of the number and state of the slaves : in that part of the West Indies. The report is given by J. Robertson, Esq. the new Slave Registrar of the United Colony. It is a triennial statewent of ...
... cruizing about this vessel for week, waiting the ariival a ship from Bristol, in which a passage was engaged for him to the West Indie*. This plan did not escape the vigilance of Tucker, pot ice-officer, who pursued another skiff, and came up with his object ...
... speaks four languages; can shave And dress hair; has no objection to go abroad, either to the Continent, or to the East or West Indies; can have an undeniable character from his last place, which he has just left.—Letters addressed, post paid, to J. A. at ...
... to a late date have been received, which give detailed accounts of the number and state of the slaves in tbatpart of the West Indies. The Report is given by JAMES ROBERTSON, Esq. the new Slave Registrar of the United Colony. It is a triennial statement ...
... in this 'essol for a weet, waiting the arrival of a ship from Bristol, in wltici a passage was en- gaged for him to the West Indies. This plan, however, did uot escape the vigilance of Tucker, one vf our, police officers, who pursued him-in anqctder skift ...
... adapted for Drogher, being so well found in excellent stores as to require nothing but coppering to send her immediately the West Indies. Lying in the City Inventories and Particulars of CURLING and DOMETT, 10, George-yard, Lombard-street, Schooner ALNWICK ...
... rates, an® fourteen transports ; the former mounting 230 guns, and manned with 1538 seame' half of whom are Englishmen. West Indies.—St Domixgo.—The accounts from this island are highly i® l portant. The whole island is now unite' under one republican ...
... teceived Dcmerarn GnzeUrs, which give very full and detailed accounts of tiie number and state of the slaves in that part the West Indies. The Report is given by James Robertson, Esq. the new Slave Registrar the United Colony, it is a ttiennial statement the ...
... the sum of 181 'which she had saved in the course of her servitude. Having heard that the prisoner was about to go to the West Indies, she, by the advice of her friends, applied for her money ; she obtained his note for the payment, and afterwards had h:m ...
... the sum of 181. which she had saved in the course of her servitude. Having heard that the prisoner was about to go to the West Indies, she, by the advive of her friends, applied for her money; she obtained his note for the payment, and afterwards had him ...