Cesar Williams, 41, stout fellow, (Alexander Grant). Says he was born free and produces Gen. Birch's Certificate of his being free.

Thomas Jackson, 40, feeble old fellow, (Alexander MdDonald). Says he was born free and produces Gen. Birch's Certificate of his being free.

John Upham, 62, feeble, (Alexander McDonald). Produces a Certificate from John Upham of the Island of Barbadoes of his being free.

Hagar Upham, 42, feeble, (Alexander McDonald). Produces a Certificate from John Upham of the Island of Barbadoes of his being free.

Nancy Wiliams, 29, stout wench, (Alexander Grant). Says sheis free and produces General Birch's Certificate.

Fanny her daughter, 5 mo., fine child, (Alexander Grant). Goes with her mother.

Lucy Bloom, 40, stout wench, (James Dunn). Formerly slave to Michael Bloom of Charlestown, South Carolina; left him 3 years ago.

Dinah, 13, likely girl, (James Dunn). Formerly slave to Michael Bloom of Charlestown, South Carolina; goes with her mother Lucy.

Ben, 11, fine boy, M James Dunn of Port Roseway, claimant. (James Dunn). Was born & brought up in the family of James Dunn.

Robert Pleasant, 30, stout fellow (Alexander Grant). Formerly slave to Thomas Pleasant of 4 Mile Creek in Virginia; left him 7 years ago. GBC.

Elizabeth bound for River St. John's John Watson

Abraham Mifflin, 42, stout fellow, (John Boggs). Formerly the propertyof Charles Mifflin of Philadelphia; came in with his widow who married Capt. Roberts. GBC.

Nancy, 40, stout wench. John Boggs of River St. John's, claimant. (John Boggs). Says she is his property having purchased her 11 years ago.

David, 7, an idiot. (John Boggs of River St. John's, claimant. (John Boggs). Born in the family of John Boggs.

Walley Waring, 23, stout fellow, (John Boggs). Formerly slave to Joseph Waring of Stono, South Carolina; left him 3 years ago. GBC.

Toney, 10, fine boy, (Dugal McPherson). Indented to Dugal McPherson for 7 years by his own consent.

Prince Royal, 26, stout fellow (Nathan Horton). Formerly the property of John Tollman of Charlestown, South Carolina, left him 3 years ago. GBC.

 In pursuance of two orders from His Excellency Sir Guy Carleton K. B. General and Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Forces from Nova Scotia to West Florida inclusive, both dated Head Quarters, New York, the one 15 April 1783 and the other 2nd May, We whose names are herunto subscribed do certify that we did carefully inspect the aforegoing Vessels on the 13th June 1783 and that on board the said vellels we found the negroes mentioned in the foregoing List amounting to forty four men, twenty nine Women and thirty two Children and to the best of our Judgement believe them to be all the negroes on board the said vessels and we enquired of the Master of each Vessel whether he had any Records, Deeds, Archives or papers or other property of the Citizens of the United States on board and to each Enquiry We were answered in the negative. And we further certify that We furnished each master of a Vessel with a Certified List of the Negroes on board the Vessell and informed him that he would not be permitted to Land in Nova Scotia any other Negroes than those contained on the List and that if any other negroes were found on board the Vessel he would be severely punished and that We informed the Agent for the Transports of this matter and desired him to use means for returning back to this place all negroes not mentioned in the List.