Parliamentary Papers 29
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Sir, Demerara^ Georgetown, 12th August, 1841.
I HA,VE the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter of yesterday's date, containing an extract from a Report of the stipendiary magistrate of the district in which Plantation Lima is situate, relating to the Africans on that estate.
I have to request you will be pleased to inform his Excellency the Governor, that it is my intention to transmit to Mr. Hutson, the manager of Lima, a copy of the extract sent to me, with a request tiiat he will imm...ediately furnish me with a detailed statement of every circum- stance which relates to the Africans on Lima, since their locatH>n on that property. When I am in possession of the particulars, 1 will, without loss of time, transmit tne same to you for his Excellency's information.
In the meantime I may, however, remark, that it appears to me that the stipendiary magis- trate is under some mistake, as to the cause of dissatisfaction, if any now exists.
With respect to their accommodation, in a letter dated the 28th May, from the manager of Lima^ he states — " The Africans have all arrived, they are comfortably lodged in the school house, 1 have given Thomas Cole half of the adjoining cottage, 1 am much pleased with him and the people ; they are the sort of immigrants we want ; we can repair the old ranges for a hundred more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir, Demerara^ Georgetown, 12th August, 1841.
I HA,VE the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter of yesterday's date, containing an extract from a Report of the stipendiary magistrate of the district in which Plantation Lima is situate, relating to the Africans on that estate.
I have to request you will be pleased to inform his Excellency the Governor, that it is my intention to transmit to Mr. Hutson, the manager of Lima, a copy of the extract sent to me, with a request tiiat he will imm...ediately furnish me with a detailed statement of every circum- stance which relates to the Africans on Lima, since their locatH>n on that property. When I am in possession of the particulars, 1 will, without loss of time, transmit tne same to you for his Excellency's information.
In the meantime I may, however, remark, that it appears to me that the stipendiary magis- trate is under some mistake, as to the cause of dissatisfaction, if any now exists.
With respect to their accommodation, in a letter dated the 28th May, from the manager of Lima^ he states — " The Africans have all arrived, they are comfortably lodged in the school house, 1 have given Thomas Cole half of the adjoining cottage, 1 am much pleased with him and the people ; they are the sort of immigrants we want ; we can repair the old ranges for a hundred more.
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