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Gowrie and East Hermitage
To | $ | |||
To Middleton & Co Factors @ | $1880 | 81 | ||
1 | do 1450½ Bs feed Rice @ $1.20 | |||
$1740.60 142 Bbls @ 87½¢ $124.25 | 1864 | 85 | ||
(part of this Rice sent to Silk Hope) | ||||
Overseer's Wages for past year | 300 | |||
30 | R. & J. Lacklison | 32 | 76 | |
Boyle Henderson (ploughs) | 20 | |||
O. Johnson & Co | 10 | 75 | ||
W. G. Dickson (Grocer) | 10 | 46 | ||
A. A. Solomons | 44 | 56 | ||
Ross & Co. | 76 | 29 | ||
Nevitt, Lathrop & Rogers (plan blankets) | 270 | 40 | ||
R.H. Donnoly | 93 | 18 | ||
A. McAlpin & Bro. | 167 | 60 | ||
Dr. W. Gaston Bulloch (for Hector's eye) | 51 | |||
R.A. Allen & Co. (Shingles) | 95 | 57 | ||
$4918 | 23 |
My expectations with regard to the Overseer's improving upon his past
years sad experience were vain. Mr Venters did do a little better
than before, as far as an increase in the Crop was concerned,
but very little, moreover elated by a strong & very false religious
feeling he began to injure the plantation a vast deal, placing himself
on a par with the Negroes, by even joining in with them at their
prayer meetings, breaking down long established discipline, which in
every Case is so difficult to preserve, favoring & fiding in any difficulty
with the people, against the Drivers, besides Causing numerous grievances
which I now have every reason to suppose my neighbours knew; & perhaps
I was laughed at & ridiculed for keeping in my employ such a Man.
I discharged Mr Venters and on engaged Mr Wm H. Bryan
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