...plantation, continue until eleven o'clock, or noon; the bell then rings, and the flaves are difperfed in the neighbourhood, to pick up about the fences,...and preparation of dinner, varies from an hour and a half to nea/ three hours. In collecting pile by pile their little bundles of grafs, the uavei of...

...plantation, continue until eleven o'clock, or noon ; the bell then rings, and the flaves are difperfed in the- neighbourhood, to pick up about the fences,...from an hour and an half, to near three hours. In collecting pile by pile their little bundles of grafs, the flaves ,of low-land plantations, frequently...

...about the fencer, in the mountains, and fallow or wade grounds, natural grafs and weeds for the Korfes and cattle. The time allotted for this branch of work,...from an hour and an half, to near three hours; In collecting pile by pile their little bundles of grafs, the Haves of low-land plantations, frequently...

...plantation, continue until eleven o'clock, or noon -. the bell then rings, and the ilavea are difperfed in the neighbourhood, to pick up about the fences,...of work, and preparation of dinner, varies from an hoar and an half, to near three hours. In collecting pile by pile their little bundles of grafs, the...

...from felony ; and я law in Grenada and j '.nnii-a, that obligcth matters and the flrves are difperfed in the neighbourhood, to pick up about the fences, in the mountains, and fallow or wafte grounds, natura! gnfs and weeds for the borfcti and cattle. Tbe time allotted for this branch of work, and preparation...

...plantation, continue until eleven o'clock, or noon ; the bell then rings, and the Haves are difperfed in the neighbourhood, to pick up about the fences, in the mountains, and fallow or wafle grounds, natural grafs and weeds for the horfes and cattle. The tame allotted for this branch...

...plantation, continue until eleven o'clock, or noon ; the bell then rings, and the flaves are difperfed in the neighbourhood, to pick up about the fences, in the mountains, and fal* We muft not confound every European fettler in the above cenfure ; fentiment, and benevolence,...

...plantation, continue until eleven o'clock or noon. The bell then rings; and the slaves are dispersed in the neighbourhood to pick up, about the fences, in the mountains and fallows, or waste grounds, natural grass and weeds for the horses and cattle. The time allotted for...

...plantation, continue until eleven o'clock or noon. The bell then rings ; and the slaves are dispersed in the neighbourhood to pick up, about the fences, in the mountains and fallows, or waste grounds, natural grass and weeds for the horses and cattle. The time allotted for...

...plantation, continue until eleven o'clock, or noon; the bell then rings, and the slaves are dispersed in the neighbourhood, to pick up about the fences, in the mountains, and fallow or waste grounds, natural grass and weeds for the horses and cattle. The time allotted for this branch...