Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashantee

[156]When or appears between two names, it means that each town is equally close to the path, and indifferently visited.

[157]Mr. Dupuis renders the Arabic غ g¯h agreeable to Richardson. Mr. Jackson has insisted on preferring g˘r throughout. Mr. Dupuis, having sailed for Africa, has not had the advantage of correcting the press for himself, but every care has been taken.

[158]Sir W. Ouseley remarks, that the letter k is frequently softened into g.

APPENDIX. No. IV.

Reptilia. (Reptiles.)

Gen. Monitor, Cuvier.

Sp. 1. Pulcher, Leach.

M. Supra niger albo pulcherrime zonatus et maculatus: zonis dorsalibus e maculis effectis, ventre albido nigro transversim vage lineato, cauda compressa carinata.

This elegant species was found in Fantee. The whole upper parts of the body, the legs and tail, are black, most beautifully banded and spotted with white. The bands on the tail are alternately wide and narrow; the wider bands are each much and abruptly dilated above into a kind of spot, whilst the narrow ones become gradually wider in the inverse direction. The legs are spotted above with white; the under parts of them, as well as of the belly and throat, are also of the same colour with the spots.

Gen. Chamæleon, of authors.

Sp. 1. Dilepis, Leach.

Ch. Capite supra sub plano utrinque bicarinato: carinis antice conniventibus, occipite utrinque squama magna instructo, dorso subspinoso-carinato.

This species may readily be distinguished from all that have been hitherto discovered, by the two large scales, affixed one on each side to the back part of the head. These scale-like processes, are covered by the same scaly integuments which cover the head and body.

Gen. Acontias, Cuvier.

Sp. 1. Punctatus, Leach.

A. Supra brunneo-fuscus obsolete purpurascens, squamis postice macula ventreque fulvescentibus.

Fantee.

Gen. Macrosoma, Leach.

1. Elegans, Leach.

Coluber elegans, Shaw.

Fantee.

Gen. Coluber, Cuvier.

1. Bicolor, Leach.

C. Supra badio-niger subtus albidus, squamis dorsalibus elongatis gradatim angustioribus; apice obtusiusculis.

Fantee.

2. Irroratus, Leach.

C. Badio-fuscus, gula pallida, squamis pulcherrime albido irroratis; dorsalibus subelongatis apice rotundatis.

Fantee.

3. Irregularis, Leach.

C. Azureo-virescens, ventre albido, squamis simplicibus irregularibus: dorsalibus ovatis: lateralibus superioribus superne truncatis; inferis subhexagonis.

Fantee.

The above three species of Coluber are decidedly new, as well as the Acontias; the latter is more particularly interesting, since it encreases the species of a very limited genus.

Arachnoïda.

Gen. Scorpio, of authors.

Sp. 1. Afer, Fabr.

Gen. Mygale, Latreille.

The only specimen was too mutilated to enable me to make out its specific character.

Myriapoda.

Of this class you found two species in Fantee; a Scolopendra, and a gigantic Julus; neither of which are in a sufficiently good state to enable me to make out whether they be described or not.

Insecta.

Gen. Tefflus, Leach, new genus.

Generic character.

Caput. Mandibulæ æquales edentulæ. Palpi labiales et maxillares externi articulo ultimo elongato-securiformi.

Thorax hexagonus antice et postice rectus. Alæ nullæ. Elytra coalita abdomen tegentia apicem versus utrinque sinuata. Tibiæ anticæ latere interiore apicem versus emarginatæ calcare elevato instructæ. Tarsi antici maris articulis duobus primis tenuiter dilatatis.

Habitus et Antennæ Carabi.

Sp. 1. Meyerlei.

Carabus Meyerlei, Fabr. Syst. Eleut. i. 169.—Voet. col. ii. tab. 39, f. 49.

Gen. Odontomerus, Dahl.

Sp. 1. Serratus.

Buprestis serratus, Fabr.

Fantee.

Gen. Cetonia, of authors.

Sp. 1. Marginata, Fabr.

Fantee.

Gen. Phyllotoma, Wm. MacLeay, MSS.

Sp. 1. Reflexa.

Melolontha reflexa, Fabr.

Fantee.

Gen. Helops, Fabr.

Sp. 1. Marginatus, Olivier.

Fantee.

Gen. Upis? Fabr.

Sp. 1. Cuprea.

Tenebrio Cupreus, Fabr.

Fantee.

Gen. Lamia, Fabr.

Sp. 1. Tri-fasciata, Fabr.

Fantee. This species is also found at Sierra Leone, and in the Back Settlements of the Cape of Good Hope.

Gen. Petrognatha, Leach.

Character

Caput thorace paulo latius. Antennæ (maris corpore duplo longiores et ultra,) articulo secundo longiore flexuoso. Labrum lineare transversum nudum utrinque rotundatum. Mandibulæ petrosæ (maris interne apicem versus obtuse unidentatæ,) infra et externe irregulariter carinatas. Palpi maxillares et labiales articulo ultimo basi subattenuato, apice externe oblique truncato-acuminato.

Thorax transversus utrinque 1-spinosus. Elytra humeris 1-spinosis, apiceque ad saturam spinoso-subproducto.

Sp. 1. Gigas.

Lamia Gigas, Fabr.

Fantee.

Gen. Callichroma, Latreille.

Sp. 1. Festivum.

Cerambyx festivus, Oliv. Fabr.

Fantee.

Gen. Mantis.

Sp. 1. Superstitiosa, Fabr.

Fantee

This species, as well as its congeners, is an object of superstitious veneration amongst the natives of north-western Africa, Syria, and India. It agrees in all points with the original specimen of Superstitiosa, so named by Fabricius in the Banksian Cabinet.

Gen. Gryllus, Fabr.

Sp. 1. Squarrosus, Fabr.

Fantee.

Gen. Reduvius, Fabr.

Sp. 1. Barbicornis, Fabr.

Fantee.

I have received this species from the Cape of Good Hope.

Gen. Canopus, Rodhe.

Sp. 1. Punctatus, Leach.

Supra olivaceo-ater impresso-punctulatus rubro punctatus, subtus ruber segmentis marginibus stigmatibus tibiis tarsisque nigris, capite rubro irrorato.

Gaboon.

APPENDIX, No. V.

Mr. Tedlie’s Account of the Thermometer.

Date.		A.M.	M.	P.M.	Weather.
April	28	6 74
	29	7½ 75
		11 80
	30			2 88½
				7 82½
May	1	8 77
	2	8 76½		1 91
	3	6 76	12 89
May	4.	The Thermometer was broken last night at Asharaman.
At Coomassie, from the 7th June to the 11th, it varied from 80 to 85, between 12 and 2.
June	15			1 82
	16	10 79
	17		12 82
	18	9 79		2 84
	19	7½ 73		2½ 78
				5 78
	20	10 78		1 81
				2½ 82
	21	8 74		2½ 82
	22	8 76	12 82	1 74	Tornado.
	23	8½ 74		1 81	Tornado.
	24	11½ 76		2 73	Rain.
	25	9 75		1 76
	26	9 76	12 76	2 78
	27	8½ 79		3½ 80
	28	8½ 74	12 77
	29	9½ 74		2 77	Fair.
	30	9 77		1 80	Rain.
July	1	9 76		1 80
	2	8 73	12 78
	3	9 78		1 78
				6 75
	4	8 72	12 74
	5	8 72		1 78	Fair.
	6	6 71	12 76
	7	6 71		2 80	Rain.
				6 75
	8	6 72	12 78		Fair.
				3 80	Tornado.
	9	6 72			Fair.
				1 79	Rain.
	10	7 73		2½ 81
	11	8 73		2 81	Fair.
				6 72
	12	6 72		2½ 80
				6 76
	13	8 77
		11 73		3 77	Rain.
	14	8 71		2 77
	15	8 70	12 74	6 72	Fair.
	16	7 69		2 78
				7 73
	17	7 69		2½ 79
	18	8 71		3 79
				6 76
	19	6 70			Fair.
				2½ 76	Fair,
				7 74
	20	8 72		2½ 78
	21	7½ 71	12 75	2½ 78
				6½ 75
	22	6 70		2 78
				7 73	Rain.
	23	6 70		2 78
				8 72
	24	8 70		2 74
				8 72
	25	8 69		1 74
				6 72
	26	7 70		2 75
				6 74
	27	7 68		3½ 80½
				8 71
	28	8 70			Fair.
				3 77
				7½ 73
	29	7 70		2 78
				8 73
	39	7 66½		2 78
				7 73
	31	8 70	12 76	2 78
				7 73
Aug.	1	7 70		2 77
				7 73	Rain.
	2	7 71		2 73
				8 70
	3	7 69½	12 72	3 73	Rain.
				8 70½	Fair.
	4	7 70		2 78
				8 74
	5	7 71		2 79
				6 75	Rain.
	6	7 70			Rain.
				2 78½
				8 73	Fair.
	7	7 71		2 78
				6 76
	8	6 70	12 73	2½ 77
				7 73
	9	6 70		2½ 78
				7 75
	10	7 71		2 76	Rain.
				7 74	Rain.
	11	7 71		2 78
				8 73	Rain.
	12	7 70½		3 76	Rain.
				6 73
				8 71
	13	7 70		2 77
				8 73
	14	7 70		2 74	Fair.
				6 73
				8 71
	15	7 70		2 72
				7 73
	16	7 70		2 75
				7 73
	17	7 70		2 80
				7 74
	18	7 71	12 77	2 80½
				3 81
				7 77
	19	7 71		2 75	Rain.
				8 73
	20	7 68½			Rain.
				2 72½
				6 71
	21	6 69			Fair.
				1 77
				7 74
	22	6 68	12 73	2 77
				7 71
	23	7 68		1 76
				8 73
	24	7 69		3 74
				7 71½
	25	6 68		6 74
	26	6 68		3 78½
				7 74
	27	7 69			Hazy.
				1 72
				3 72
				7 70½
	28	6 69 ½			Rain.
				2 74
				8 72	Rain.
	29	7 70		3 78	Fair
				6 77
	30	7 70			Fair.
				2½ 76
				7 73	Rain.
	31	7 70½		3 77
				7 73
Sept.	1	7 71			Fair.
				3 80
				7 77
	2	6 71			Hazy.
				2 75
				7 74	Slight showers
	3	6 71	12 74		Rain.
				1 80
				6 74
	4	7 71	12 77	7 74
	5	5 71		3 79
				7 76	Fair.
	6	6 70		2 74
				7 73
	7	8 71		3 76
				8 73	Slight showers
	8	7 71	12 76
				2 80
				8 73
	9	6 71		2 80
				8 74
	10	7 71			Rain.
				3 80
				7 76
	11	6 72			Heavy rain.
				2 77	Rain.
				10 72	Rain.
	12	7 72	12 78	3½ 80½
				10 76
	13	7 22		2 78
				3½ 80	Rain.
				9 76
	14	7 72			Hazy.
				2½ 79
				6 76
				8 75
	15	5 71		3 80
				7 75
	16	7 72		2½ 80
				8 75
	17	7 72	12 78	2½ 81
				9 75
	18	7 72		2 77	Rain.
				8 73
	19	7 71		3 81
				9 75
	20	7 72		2 79	Rain.
				8 74
	21	7 72		2½ 81	Rain.
				8 72
	22	8 71			Hazy.
		12½ 71		2 82½

Mr. Hutchison’s Account of the Thermometer, after the Departure of Mr. Tedlie.

Date.		A.M.	M.	P.M.	Weather.
Sept.	23	8 73			Thunder, with rain.
				2 80
				8 75
	24	6 72			Rain.
			12 78
				2 82	Fair, but cloudy
				8 75	Rain.
	25	6 71½
		10 76			Fair.
			12 83		Rain.
				2 75	Violent tornado
				8 71½	Rain.
	26	6 70
			12 73		Hazy.
				2 80	Cloudy
				4 77	Wind
				8 71	Heavy rain.
	27	6 73
		10 75			Fair.
			12 80½	6 75
	28	6 71		2 81½
				6 74
	29	6 71½		2 82
	30	6 73			Cloudy.
				2 80
				7 71½
Oct.	1	6 72½		2 82
		10 70		8 76
	2	6 70		2 79	Rain.
				8 78	Sultry.
	3	6 71			Rain.
				2 82	Fair.
				6 80
	5	6 72		2 79
				6 74
	6	6 72			Rain.
				2 79	Much rain, thunder.
				8 75
	7	6 72		2 79
				6 74
	8	6 71	12 79	2 73
				6 71
	9	6 71		2 79	Sultry and cloudy.
				6 78
	10	6 73
			12 78		Fair.
				2 71½
				6 73½	Much rain, thunder.
	11	6 73			Heavy fog.
				2 76½	Fair, cloudy.
	12	6 71½			Sultry, foggy.
				2 80½	Fair.
				6 78
	13	6 73			Foggy.
			12 78		Sultry.
				2 79
				6 77	Rain, thunder.
	14	6 74½			Rain, foggy.
				2 78½	Fair.
				6 74
	15	6 72½			Rain, foggy.
				2 74	Hazy.
				6 73
	16	6 72½			Foggy.
				2 80½	Fair.
				6 75
	17	6 73½			Rain, foggy.
				2 78
				6 74½
	18	6 73			Fair.
				2 80
				6 75	Rain and thunder.
	19	73½
		71½			Much rain.
	20	6 70½			Dense fogs.
				2 73	Foggy, with showers.
				6 74
	21	6 72½			Fair.
				2 79
				8 78½
	22	6 73	12 77		Foggy.
				2 82½	Fair.
				8 75
	23	6 72½			Foggy, with thr. showers.
			12 80	2 83
				8 77
	24	6 73			Foggy.
			12 80		Fair.
				3 78½	Rain.
				8 75
	25	6 74½	12 82		Foggy.
				2 82	Fair.
				6 74
	26	6 72½			Foggy.
				2 80
				78	Rain, thunder.
	27	6 72			Foggy.
				2 80
				6 76	Thunder shrs.
	29	6 7			Rain.
				2 82	Fair.
				6 75
	30	6 73			Foggy.
				2 83	Fair.
				8 78
	31	6 72½			Foggy.
				2 82	Fair.
				8 76
Nov.	1	6 72½			Foggy.
				2 81
				6 80	Sultry.
	2	6 73			Fair.
				2 81½
				8 75	Rain.
	3	6 73			Rain.
				2 82½	Fair.
				6 78
	4	6 72		2 78	Rain, foggy.
				6 74½	Sultry.
	5	6 72½		2 79½
				6 78
	6	6 74		2 80½	Fair.
				8 79	Rain, sultry.
	7	6 72½		2 82½	Fair, thunder
				3 79	Rain.
				8 77
	8	6 72		2 78½	Thunder.
				8 75	Hazy.
	10	6 71			Foggy.
				2 82	Fair.
				8 76
	11	6 72½			Foggy.
		2 81½			Fair.
				8 78
	12	6 74½		2 79	Cloudy.
				6 78	Sultry.
	13	6 73		2 83½	Fair.
				8 75
	14	6 69		2 78½
				8 75
	15	6 70½		2 82½
				8 79
	16	6 69		2 82
				8 80
	17	6 70½		2 82½
				6 79
	18	6 72		2 82½
				8 80
	19	6 72½		2 80½
				8 78
	20	6 70½		2 81
				8 76
	21	6 72½		2 83½
				8 79
	22	6 72		2 83
				8 78
	23	6 75		2 82	Rain.
				8 78	Foggy.
	24			6 72
				2 81
				8 76
	26	6 71		2 83
				8 75
	27	6 73			Slight showers.
				2 80	Foggy.
				8 76
	28	6 70		2 80½
				8 74
	29	6 78		2 82
				8 75½
	30	6 78½		2 81
				8 76
Dec.	1			6 78
				2 80½
				8 74
	2	6 77½		2 80
				8 74
	3	6 68½		2 79	Rain.
				8 74	Fair.
	4	6 67		2 81	Foggy.
				8 77
	5	6 68		2 80½
				8 77
	6	6 65		2 78
				8 76
	7	6 63		2 80
				8 77
	8	6 70		2 78½
				8 76
	9	6 63		2 79
				8 76
	10	6 71		2 79
				8 75
	11	6 73		2 80½
				6 74
	12	6 74		2 81
				8 75
	13	6 74½		2 79½
				8 77
	14	6 72		2 79
				8 76
	15	6 73¼		2 79
				8 76
	16	6 74		2 80½
				8 74
	17	6 73½		2 80
				8 75
	18			6 71½
				2 79	Tornado.
				8 76
	19	6 68		2 79½	Foggy.
				8 74
	20	6 64½		2 79	Foggy.
				8 76
	21	6 75		2 80	Tornado.
				8 78	Rain.
	22	6 76		2 81	Foggy.
				6 78
	23	6 76½		2 83½
				8 80
	24	6 79		2 84
				4 82	Thunder.
				7 80	Tornado.
	25	6 78			Foggy.
				2 81
				8 78	Tornado.
	26	6 69		2 81	Foggy.
				6 80	Tornado.
	27	6 70		2 82	Foggy.
				8 76
	28	6 74		2 82
				8 78
	29	6 73		2 80½
				8 76½
	30	6 74		2 79
				8 76
	31	6 72		2 81
				8 78
Jan.	1	6 70½		2 81
1818.
				8 78
	2	6 72
	3	6 72		2 85	Thunder.
				8 76	Rain.
From sickness, the Thermometer was not attended to till the 10th, during the interval the weather was excessive cold, and the fogs very dense.
	10			2 74	Foggy.
				8 68
	11	6 62½		2 76
				8 70½
	12	6 60		2 77
				8 70
	13	6 61½		2 74½
				8 68
	14	6 58		2 74
				8 66
	15	6 60		2 75½
				8 70
	16	6 61½		2 76
				8 72½
	17	6 62		2 76½
				8 71
	18	6 60		2 74
				8 73
	19	6 62½		2 79
				8 75
	20	6 64		2 78½
				8 76
	21	6 64½		2 79
				8 74
	22	6 66		2 80
				8 78
	23	6 64		2 82
				8 76
	24	6 62		2 82½
				8 74
	25	6 64		2 84
				8 80
	26	6 68		2 83½
				8 67½
	27	6 68½		2 84
				8 80½
	28	6 72		2 84¼
				8 78
	29	6 72		2 85
				8 80
	30	6 74		2 85
				8 80
	31	6 76		2 86
				8 80
Feb.	1	6 74		2 84½
				8 79
	2	6 73½		2 86½

APPENDIX. No. VI.

I will now submit the numerals of 31 nations, which, with the exception of three, the Fantee, the Accra, and the Bornoo, (and those but imperfectly,) have never been reported before. I will arrange them according to their geographical approximation, remarking any apparent affinity which occurs to me, in notes. I shall place the Inta first, because it is the most remote, inland, which can be assimilated to the Fantee, Ahanta, Aöwin, and Amanaheä; and may, probably, from that circumstance, be the root of these languages; as it has been shewn, in the history, that the nations of the water side have been gradually pressed down, or have emigrated from the interior, and it is consequently to be expected that the etymology of the names of these countries are not to be found in the languages of the people who now inhabit them, but more probably in the languages of their southern neighbours. Thus,

Inta is likely to be derived from the Booroom word inta, water, as it has been noticed as an alluvial country.

Yngwa, a northern province of Dagwumba, from the Ashantee anggwa, fat, rich, or the Booroom, yngia, a wood.

Soko from Soko, one, in the Badaggry (below Dahomy) as Yahndi the capital of Dagwumba was so called from yahndo the numeral one, to indicate its pre-eminence.

Assin from the Ashantee Assoon, an elephant. But this expectation is not further supported in the two or three other probable etymologies which occur to me, as Takima from the Ashantee takramma, tongue. Akim (formerly the greatest trading country,) from the Booroom Akimmie, cloth; Booroom from boora, full, in that language.

It is curious how nearly the word for God in the Malemba, M’Poungoo, approaches the native name, Empoongwa, of the country Europeans call Gaboon. Wonga is fear in the Malemba, and Woonga-woonga is the name of an uninhabited savannah of three days extent, between Empoöngwa and Adjoomba.

	1. Inta.	2. Booroom.	3. Ashantee.	4. Aöwin.	5. Amanaheä.
One(a)	Koko	Ekoo	Akoon	Aconë	Aconë
Two(b.)	Anyoe	Enoo	Anoo	Enyow	Enyow
Three(c)	Assa	Essa	Mensa	Inza	Insa
Four(d)	Anna	Enna	Ennung	Inna	Enna
Five(e)	Annoo	Annoo	Ennoom	Noo	Enoo
Six(f)	Assee	Esseä	Inseëä	Inzeah	Inseah
Seven(g)	Assoonno	Assoono	Inshong	Inzoo	Insoon
Eight(h)	Adoobrooa	Aquiay	Woquee	Motteä	Mottuay
Nine	Digrakoono	Akonno	Oonkonnong	Ongoona	Ongona
Ten(i)	Koodoo	Edoo	Edoo	Boloo	Booloo
	6. Ahanta	7. Fantee	8. Affootoo	9. Inkran[159]	10. Adampë
One	Akoon	Akoor	Achoomee	Ekkoo	Kakee
Two	Ayue	Abeeën	Ennuë	Ennuë
Three	Assan	Abiasseh	Assah	Ettayh
Four	Arra	Anan	Annah	Edjuë
Five	Aoonoo	Ennoom	Ennoo	Ennoomó
Six	Ayshing	Asseeä	Isshin	Eghpah
Seven	Assooa	Ashong	Isshennooh	Paghwooh
Eight	Awotchay	Awotwee	Ettchee	Paghnue
Nine	Awonna	Akoon	Assan	Nahoon
Ten	Boonoo	Edoo	Eddoo	Nongmah
	11. Kerrapay	12. Dagwumba	13. Yngwa	14. Hio	15. Mosee
One	Eddee	Yahndo	Lakoo	Innee	Yimbo
Two	Effee	Ayee	Ayee	Eygee	Ayeeboo
Three	Eltong	Attah	Attah	Etta	Ataboo
Four	Ennay	Nasee	Anāhee	Ernee	Annasee
Five	Altong	Ennoon	Leerennoo	Aroon	Annoo
Six	Adday	Yohbee	Ayoboo	Effa	Ayobee
Seven	Adrinnee	Poice	Ayapaï	Eggay	Owhi
Eight	Ennee	Nehenoo	Annee	Eggo	Ennee
Nine	Indee	Wyhee	Awai	Essun	Aïhopoi
Ten	Owoo	Edoo	Peä	Eywaw	Peega
	16. Kumsallahoo	17. Gaman	18. Kong	19. Fobee	20. Callana
One	Yumbo	Tah	Kiddee	Koroom	Kodoom
Two	Yeebo	Noo	Filla	Nalay	Naboolla
Three	Tabo	Sah	Sowa	Poompevarra	Nawedazoo
Four	Nasee	Nah	Nanoo	Leetaynalee	Nabonaza
Five	Annoo	Taw	Looroa	Kakwassee	Nabonoa
Six	Yobo	Torata	Wora	Mannassa	Lodoo
Seven	Poihee	Toorifeenoo	Ooranfilla	Noottoosoo	Logwa
Eight	Nehee	Toorifeessa	Leeaygee	Borafay	Littaïzoo
Nine	Wahee	Toorifeena	Konunto	Pirrifay	Nako
Ten	Pega	Noonoo	Tah	Nanooa	Yewoo
	21. Bambarra	22. Garangi	23. Mallowa	24. Kallaghee	25. Bornoo
One	Killi	Kerriminna	Daia	Gadee	Leskar
Two	Foolla	Ferriminna	Beeyoo	Silill	Ahndee
Three	Sabba	Sowaninna	Okoo	Quan	Yaskar
Four	Nani	Firrima	Odoo	Foolloo	Deegah
Five	Looroo	Fahtima	Beä	Vydee	Ooögoo
Six	Wora	Tata	Seddah	Zoodoo	Araskoo
Seven	Worroola	Mannima	Becquay	Etkassa	Tooloor
Eight	Sagi	Pirima	Tacquass	Shiddowka	Woskoo
Nine	Konunto	Missirima	Tarra	Woollaä	Likkar
Ten	Ta	Gwahee	Gwoma	Woma	Meeägoo
	26. Maïha	Quolla-liffa by Mr. Hutchison.	Badaggry by Mr. Hutchison.	27. Sheekan	28. Kaylee
One	Lagen	Da	Soko	Ilwawtoe	Woto
Two	Indë	Bue	Auwee	Ibba	Ibba
Three	Eäska	Okoo	Atong	Bittach	Battach
Four	Daäger	Hodoo	Inna	Binnay	Binnay
Five	Ohoo	Bakwee	Ato	Bitta	Bittan
Six	Araska	Shida	Trukoo
Seven	Tooloor	Bockwa	Chauto
Eight	Weska	Sidda	Quouie
Nine	Lekar	Tarra	Kennee
Ten	Inagoon	Goman	Owoo	Duëoom	Duëoom
Twenty				Emboomebba
Hundred				Kama
	29. Oongoomo	30. Oongobaï	31. Empoöngwa. See p. 439 for character.
One	Wootta	Rappeek	Hemoödee
Two	Beeba	Ramboise	Mban
Three	Bittach	Mittasee	Ntcharoo
Four	Binnay	Binnay	Nahee
Five	Bitten	Bittan	Nehanee
Six		Sambal	Oroöba
Seven		Bittooba	Ragginnoömoo
Eight		Bissamen	Ennanahee
Nine		Bwoi	Eno go öm
Ten		Deëoom	Hegoöm

Mission from Cape Coast Castle to Ashantee

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APPENDIX. No. IV.

Reptilia. (Reptiles.)

Arachnoïda.

Myriapoda.

Insecta.

APPENDIX, No. V.

APPENDIX. No. VI.