An Account of Jamaica, and Its Inhabitants

amiable amusement animal assembly assize courts attended barbarous book-keeper Britain British called cane character chiefly climate colour considerable considered Creole crop cultivated diseases disorders doubloon doubtless duty effect employed enemy estates European European pear favour female fond former fortune friends fruit habits honour horses humanity hundred India inhabitants island Jamaica Jamaica militia kind labour ladies land latter less liable liberal Maroon war Maroons master ment militia Montego Bay mother country mountains Mulatto mules native nature negroes neral never obeah observed officer opulent overseer parish party perhaps plant plantain planter poor pounds currency produce proprietor Quadroon race regiment respectable ring-tail pigeon savage season second breakfast seldom shew situation slaves soil sometimes soon sort species sugar sweet taste thing tion town trade trees Trelawney troops usually various West Indies wild wild hog woods wretched yellow fever