b.
456
Lumina
his
wages
M. Williams for the 1/1⁄2 of
Then due would have found
it difficult to discover his abode.
b.
did not reach
M. Gift's proposed contract me lill later, riz:- in Lecember. It is somewhat fairer, but neverskules, has the objectionable stipula tion of retaining till termination of the contract 1/4 of the promised $8 per month
and it is difficult to
wages,
say
might have become then of the
what
ن
Arkansas River Navigation Company:
J
Was
however, at that time enabled
by receipt of Your Lordship's later I instruction to inform Mr Gift that
I could not sanction
any emigration
der contract whatever, unless to
British West India Colonies.
This armonncement has not,
7.
Encore Mr3.
however, put
an
there is such
A
7.6
11001
labor what shee
to run
The
end
to
emigration, -demand for Chimne
are
00
still parties willing
risse of the Emigrants
on
arrival
engaging themselves to echers in the States, and whe, despite of that
defram
risk are
neverticles anxions to the whole cost of shipping and hiring
shem, which in the case
of United State Emigration it appears they
head money
do without paying
can
to
Agents - a saving of probably $20 to
$30 per
head?
is now
8.
This
New Orleans-
orre
being done wia vefeel having sailed
Ex