Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-23

friends May prosperous gales propei the :. sacred
snip. We thank the Committee for this b,r,y
exp esslon-and may the blessings of free oecni.
accompany and sanctty the offering of their be-
ne'cience' winch che conveys to the sufIerinys of
ou' do we nope and believe, unconquera-
O'e Seeee' NJ y. american.
GREEK FUND
ihe Executive COMMITTEE for the relief of the
Greeks having despatched the ship Chancellor. 1,
den with provisions and clothing 10 Cr,ecs al.
pleasure IN laying before the public general sta..
inent OF their proceedings thus far reserviny fo,
iu'ure opportunity, when second cargo sbaII
have been forwarded, more minute account in
which will be presented in one statement, The
sources from which all the donations 10 IN. Com
miaes have been received. Distinguishing the a.
mourn OF money, and quantity of articles in kind.
received from each. A'"A'
line total amount OF money received bv the
Committee, is S2o,972 40. The donation, con-
iIiou'ing to make up this amount, received f,or,
individuals, towns and cities, in the ;.,e,ior .,
me otate OF rev Hoik, and neghbourins States
have already been acknowledged in the nnbl;c
p''nts All the articles of provisions and c,o,Lirg
presented and forwarded TO the Commute. a. a.
nations In KIND, and which came TO hand before
Tue ioaaihg OF the ship was completed, were pu,
on board OF her, and compose part of b.r CO.
Ane cost OF The cargo, inclusive of the amounts
pad Tor freight and insurance. and of the value NJ
Inc donations in kind is sew enteen tbousaod 60.
ln,pdred dollars "'e
Inc balance Of cash on hand, is s. 500. be.ide,
winch. there are some contributions no, 90, n.id
m This balance, the Committee hon. ,vi,i he
the oeneVo'ence OF their feliow-citzens be ~
ih"'n increased as To enable them to despatch
another cargo IN the course Of two or three ,veel
The Committee hope that the saline of ,ho
chancellor will not deter those of their feo1y
tDens VINO nave not yet contributed to this chart
~ ron making such contributions. For. ,houob
even this cargo Is highly honorable to the donors
y viii go very little vay in feeding and cIo,b;o,,
the many thousands of destitute women and chi,
1ien VINO compose the unhappy population Of
Greece. "
l5i casks Of Rice
$50 barrels Of CornmeaI
935 barrels of Flour
2O5 half barrels of Flour
40 barrels of Bread
90 hsf-bauels of Bread
~ barrels Of sailed provisions
8 casks hams
az cases and bales of dry goods and ready
- made clothing.
Awsre Of the dficulty. in ,lA ,,....,.,.,
state oil Greece, Of making distribution Of r. 80
visions and clothing sent out, ssreesbix 10 a..
WISHES OF the donors, and being extremely desi
fous that they should be appropriatej .vcl.i.,.i.
10 tne refer OF The women, children and old n.o
OF that county. the COMMITTEES bs ne dssnn.d ' !,
Their duty 10 send with the cargo. A sgsn, 80
whom u is consigned, and who is chsreed to give
practicable, his personal attention 10 TIA dis,,i
Dution' This sgent is Mr.. jonathan p. Mile, =.
genueman whose zeal in the cause Of Grsci,o -.
dependence is well known to The public. and ~
whose integrity and ability TO discharge The I,n.,
committed TO him, the committee before tbev en-,
pIoyed h'm received the most satisfactory tes,i-
ir'nIal'. The committee publish herewith, n cons
Of hslf instructions to Mr.. Miller, and biz ,sni,
me Ctancellor sailed from this por, on s,,u,,,ss
ths ION inst. Her commander, Captain Bsrts,
was aighly recommended to the eouu,it,ee 90
gentleman OF nsuticsl skull and unsxc.n,ion ri
sns''stsf' He has repeatedly visited G,eees h..
Iofe' ms publication hes been putpo.elt Jel,,sa
ihat might no, anticipate il f,,ec.. or sns
port 10 the Ottoman Empire, tbe arrival Of ii. -,
1.TNDE cArLrN. clsi,no,
Hsreh is, 1877. '''""'''"
JNsD Tuk, March en-. 1897
Mr.. Joasthsn p. Miller, '' 'o~''
SIR; The Executive Cornniftro for -. ..,;.f r