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- frra
N 81 hai beeb represented 10 the Executive nv
- WI Heifonfyr' ~ L0rfst, that n inst ,s a..
go man Meredith struck t'h Kill sp .a,.,,
d1ie' ne mmtt'y W aded his Oye seer sssed Tsfnon
yt QUO ha he s1tt slave n.n eitsy male l esrape 4
no" going ai arrrs have Therefore thought rrnrr q.
no savse % he Council of State, 7Gsr fevud 81 $50
ny p+i' or Fefsors wiy VII ipfe ,nd aud esnge g. ~
Ify Cd Losiia a7fess'f, tbe s,ii tlave M.re,ih Adj
~ fe1"e sll 1fcef civil ani fsi'pry and
w s''' Pcopis0 las q inJnOnwelnh 70 rsr i.sf .,
dtas"is TO- csne te sd f'shtc be spptehen8. M he
NY he dcs wi'h asthc Jaw difsc. ~ ~ "
owen Under NY iauA Gnscrnrr rnI ,,I,. a.. -,
l.. 81 of huer5t. 1871. N.W b, az - 20
att % ABBOTT ~ yeasoli sft feet nche. hi,b ,f
'''" o"hFfrni vefy .ifnfr, vel made sud itk.lv a.
st9 hu .ert 2" rlhc sune-'iun, and edl, hc lsr
A's''' d" 81 -viv
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q The eirsaI cont, 1T the y. S. IA ana: r.. ., t.
u'e .i tsI,s, i.ani~, snd sd s-leui,--In Equity,
asains, - 49,
James Paul aud - Jones Aln.'ot. of J,.h.. -,
cause. on the eh day OF Nay, 1897, motto. a
70 all pefsnns nier.'ted aud having claims upon H.
81 ossr basf, tate Vf tar Stat. Ut NV J,t.v
30. uy appear hei1e the ssid 'oiri, PhiladeiiLn AZ,
itn day OF oe 1927 prove their interest. Va We
shc 70 prosecute their said ,ism,Th,y are f,th,
that te sum Of S2i67 rs, in the possssson of Ill.
AUS BENG part vi the the said Oliver IA,
CANNED by tue Complsinsn Sarah Hart a, the A,,..'s
W ~: kes.i' Hat late oi wainaiaw Leland ia sin. p;, .;
'hat t.e Master OF the said having ana
port tue lacs III the above will receive
hi. oee No o South Toa,% . es ,ser.
any time previous the said eleventh lay ii %
May =. 4-tiithO JAMES S. SMITH me,
W iN0iNiA. AT Superior OF ehsiesfy Lai,,a.,,-
1927: -' -" ''s Iva do; ofJu.,,
Ps.k. Street, mr.
Asaia., fiH
William Street, 6eo:g. Street, Anhcuy St,.., M.
Brown, sally Street and William L. Mons. nn ."saa
, % l. s Mott, hav,nS been made defendant Co h;
sun, IN. day hlsd his answer, aud thereuron the can. s
,n 10 be heard by Of parties b, Their cane
he o'' answers repiieations, exhibit. aud e1aus,. or
WITNESSES nni was argued by COUNSEL cousid ..
s"" ny consent, t. doth der thai an. l.n hei."t
al account o! ms aiuinntTa &C the estate of j,b,
dec, h.ioie one of the of M.
i.Sted 10 examine, and settle the an 4, q WI" Ut
sush q. " as are cbarseabs the zeal estate 49,,
'ps.isy such Other matters either party MAY rtnms
to this ssu the sale by comp aiant To- lv,,iia parties
" IN tchemeit IN the proceedings mentioned ca,
Shorlr w Lo wing ~ The eiy OF R,ehncn., b,w,rn
49,, - eioIse ana James River, il Conf, med: .nI A.
1oui. nvt iuthf otde when sool title shall n. we
h oehua" MoriS Tor the same, that he pay the amo,n s
hs Pueh4'e money which shall then be due y.
interest as may lawfully be ,nt L. N,
o, hS'n, 10 h. credit Of this cause, subject 10 ,, ,
o,aef Vi Tue court aud the SAID Ten. s.ut ,h.ii soie
SUBJECT TO auy future Older the court in reIst;
lance oil the purchase money i tine whole he n., 'ae IA
N'0PS' A's''' WA. w. HENING G. G.
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To The Citizens, Physicians s. Druggisfs oCTe


7 i uswards Of Twenty Yes-. that ioy "PATENT
4 NEW LONDON BILIOUS PILLS !" have been 10 use;
with What success "a preventing and curing Epidemic ffcz-
a'en feYes, sni lcdeul oisesses need Bs says bat the
constant ard increasing demand foF thtn deei from me-
proof o the Pullc euation Of their Value, a, Fannie
hsdicinei as well az sdesbe article Of the shop.
me dshnUuIable Ptdctce however, by
rice greater Than Their yirtue II vending Srufiou, Pill
under my naut but without my RTTTEv signature sur
tsp'iousy csred a. prepared Patent Heeipe. OF
bnSt and CHEAP ARTICLES oDittins wholly the valnable
on sc"nn Of h high pfee snd scarcyO are Fact, which
cali loudly Tor ny Interference; aud in duty 10
suod yu - much possible, against such frauds aud
9uent dsiPcinmen, hereby present you with lie only
alchinauss.
Genuine Character. ~ i " '"
~ If GENUINE, aud Pr.parsd by me, you will ple,e
eNaune me envelope Of directions, covering each x Of
rus aud you VII hnd by Name Roman Capisi.. g. H. p
LIE, At me b"cm, aud near The middle of each Bit end
nn dsey underneath the Letters. s-ned with psn
Siae5 M n ny own proper hand writing wdho which
~ TN signature, nor he Genuine; herause CouD-
eflehers suit lmstof RETAINED hy our Criminal avs
on daring e. aN NY reriffsa, although bsv .,u.
ey copy s my printed bills Of dreeton lsfetf and
would be- FORGERY. - 1870
II You strictly sueni TO the shave tqs Won will drive N
Counierieds aud iui,n II market ard seenre g.,
youfselgcs 81 article wnh which you are aeqasnted d
Rio hnOnd, August 81. ~ =,
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Sale IF Negroes 5y fhe .iIashqL
~ Fassfsy To- itth day OF Sept in Cheuef6sd .,otv
- about m'les above Goodies Bridge BE- s.id IS stoe
belonging F'aucis md Jane O,borne with various ohss
S'nf 9" properly 10 isi"y ctccg.ioAs sgsiust The
- ~ III. 3j--ris
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3Ii12 S-gNETI- BsaRGES.

<fy-Syftss..e. These spacous aud ss y,nt vessel.
[-SszSaTS viii pesioru their regular
"a ~ i'tween New York and Albany
-vety day the Week, except
FAX saturday and Sunday, TIL the
~ oetossr. Their speed has beeu
much 'mpi - Ia season, and the passage Will b.
performed chiefly by daylight, aaoiding opportunity
view tue inl'r-,tng srsnety vi hudson
10 teaps hsT York, ~ ieave Albany,
Nlonfy al o MJu5ay at q
I"-.d'y at 10 Tuesday at 10 a
Mein.siay at 10 Wednesday at 10 a
IhuIsday at 10 ThuIalay 10 a M
Friday at 10 IN EriLay at 10 u,
ini VIII land Areceve the Places
lie Proprietors look with confidence for Continuance
patronage That La, ssFn justly tried by this establish
nea, wlieh au'ri t. travellers uatva.isd degree
comfort aud eae security ion, thv.e js.,el which
best steam Boats aud Sailing Packets exposed.
New Aok, June Q, 1877. 9-Stii&wiIO
u. rra'ei,rs cautioned against giving o,et
porte aud statements uafavoabe the many
Po.-tion, VI thI. Kind have besr hersloloin
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IT,, o"'a,ai','oners og''e Richmond 7fh No. tn ie.-
pses iuie ested ate desired take motto :. H., -
appointed the ist day Of III nth iOchsS No. hs'e
court a 'n S sJs1In directed by III. foregoing Of tn,
required at my Ohee in this ev, with their 800, -
uief- ready for exaninsiIou and settlement and
I,'iyy % 80 --' tSP'is- THOMAS LADD m C..
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virtue II deed 81 executed TO suhcfibcfs On
A(the oh Of jan. 1875 by Davii r. Coke fpr lie pufe
Of securing the paJment Of debt therein mentioned dive 10
William d. Jones ofthe county n Buckingham Cahd sheh
has been duly recorded Tue county Inkpea1
ihe subscribers, one of hem sail sell 10 The sthde
for cash, at the place called the New Store said county on
Thursday The goth diy Of September cortsis st On
parcel Of ani 70 satisfy Che claim due the said Fin
D. Jones mentioned IN said deed, snd Ell ATTENDING the
saf SALE lying aud being IN The county o BaeLin ham
aigns thfee hundred acres, by emi1n, fe ,,ne MOI
~ Ices aud "ouled ~ ioOti 20 BIZ te Jfns f f..,
~ own, dec, Julius Dcvanpoft, dec end a.. lsi If ,,
Psrh, ace. We deem unueces5sry O, say any ihnr no re-
cnmneoeo" OF sad iud, az presume hose g,h 20
purob,se viii avail themicives Of he oppoftufy Of dgiy
Tor hcnseiyes The tile g. believed 10 he inli.npf6lr tf
we VIZ convey such ony vce3 30 thew by
tue oeed b0ftstd JOHN ~ HOGTOT, Tfns.
August a. 1877. 20. ''''
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4 valuable 1fact q Lqnd aoia Tau Yard for

J7BE Subscriber viii SELL accommodating terms, the tract
y Of land Wherein iis resde, situated the county Of
Nee kIeBbufs Aliens Greek, miles uyftiOfthe
end mile from Skpwiils Ferry Road, conianfn. 40
ces attached 20 which Water Grist Mill ~ ,lsrsbe re-
paii comivItahle Dwelling House, Tobacco Barns Il snd
h9' suihctt PIanston opened 90 employ hsnd "a
advantage 50 scres VI which =, bottom I,uJ a, m
whole well adapted 10 the culture Of Com, Waea and To-
hscco The Tsnyafdis s'tulsd vicinity Of Clk.ve
sEd eEeeiieh stand TOR husntss; susched TO which =
Dwelling House amt his.s fr csr.,iin, H
FaHnns Business, aud ID be oe cd io Upon aceoUnoda,
tornI any wishing purchase, viii do well 20 MAKE
an early sPPicion 10 tie su1serber ROBERT HES TER
Jui, u Ss,ea.
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RICHMOND R.fCES,


PLANTATION neaI u enito, 10 Powha;an count
IA as d. Lewr's. large enough 70 work The
Renter have at valuation tine Stock kind the
place. with corn, OATS fodder Sc asu the
rate h"e Thei- Is fine parcel ut iaud followed whoa,
",and the Place good oder
Also FOR RENT Eden, about miles below Rcimord
in place would afford retreat fsmy the city
du ns The sur mer, having good houses. water fruit and
tethaTkably healthy. WM. pEPRIEST.
August 90. SO
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=.
v iHGiNlA Alta superior Court Of chane.ry Lod.,
sy Ct NE n to- me. Capitol IN the City Wians51rr Ia.
Gssr ai Ban.on, Martha Roy, Sarah s. Niehoon.
o'n. srbess. w psye h. WE John WG,ms
C ~, w,i. J"hn O. Randolph Ann S. h wiSe Ri ana
| against rla,.
| Thsua. Bo.w-iL
n, and answer and argued by counsel o anu on lhe
d.fess, e cur. esh sdndge order decree thar lie
an .eso"" Of me hire. slaves ch saa :? s.S s.s
.@, he also render, before same sra
o. ms s@ard'hp Of Ralph wOrrnirv Jr de- an Account
the COmn..iSner is nus hina' as
srecy stated @ 70 the sGu't report with any matte,
DE required by the parties be stated VI winch may
o Gioace.,sr s co.ri, cAbItNIss
appointed Mon , ss are dsIrsd take notice, h.
i IN directed ~ the whin Order On which ,, We
Necessary %.is la saSrts to 70 attend hi,
fA"ed thereby Of Commissioner of the Court '"s
aueo.,,4. THos. Q. AMoRI, oom'r.
soua he'd fOl Buckingham eoiay tue s10 d,v og,-
W, 'ain MOOre, p,.;.,.r
m"'" f'''i'4d' David S. e'cl'ad and Robert Moore,
lni' day esme the p.ntiTby hi. attorney and n. .
49,. eu 10 ms cause heng r.luu-d executed ON hs
,s i Flsslssd ',l falling sn,wer she,
m since h- service of the suhpnna ION The ,s -
i, not an 20 'ns court ny s'ti'iseory evidence that be-
ol IS taken for confessed the saI FreelanJ ~:
| iutuTe day deere he
-s' "s sAn fre-tand at or before October C,
'y'he 1o'fsry that copyof Order h. so,,h,S
~ some tnbiic newspaper of tie city of Rirm-n r.
r't sg9eoe.''veiy, aud Pes;ed the front oor ~ az
e'uilhoue oi tail county. A oopv TT uo0i oi ths
Aurutt4 It. ELDHEDGE, jr. DC
\ NM.t"'I"ay eeunty court, 9Th July 1927 1IvT.T--
'sSk'on, Thompson Jackson and P,t;,u,. 1900
'u "a ana h'iFs OF Arthur jackson, dec. Cop,cts
| E1c A 1;arnt e'"'f''
10, Ese DurSs formerly Ede Jackson Dabnev f.
I;t an" Esther his wife, ery Jackson and ndtt,
1921 anu INC children of Jordan j knn der viz. r,i
,r, auu eehan Sally and Maria Jackson infants bx IL
This dsy c,",s 81 As 'IIend Def.
LAY o9Hie the compiainsns by their counsel ami e.,
,s ~ 5ih the defendants ALSO the resfJ;os
,ohnon~ eslih Ivy the counsel, WIN filed ,L.s.
20 me conpianaD said bill Sn ite ,no,ion ni.b
- ana appearing the cuuit that the die ,,.n,
e nNs ana pabney Jackson not nhabitant. ,S a..
'hhweaih, and they not having entered Their avn,s,ne.
, security according TO the Of A.,emhv 49,, a..
d,n n, u1' Ordered, that the ssii absent dein.
tIe;r NJ = al or before the October Court and Ge
he 10 me 'asi bill; also, that copy Of hi. Order
RichmonJ ~ n p9'he newspaper printed in CITY ~
n,I VI boronsh of Petersburg, for two month. AMI
N''' sue's sI'e cOuft days. A COPY Teste "' w
Juyai. "ANoAs FITZGERALD, elk.
III Chesterfield County Court, JUN sf5. 1897
5nDcuhb hat Aihert Il. Fore up ,t- and .s,,
ns COMMUNICATION accounts Sr ta,Y befe
oomnssiouer Brander, who dif.ct-i 10 ,st
~ - 'o"' Copy Tese, L. NUNNALLY, dc.
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A.V OYERSEER UydN.I'EU

NV OVEKSEER H-d.NILU
fNontnass for West Hams single mau pr.fe,
None need Apply unless of first csPsby, unduut,-
ell integrity, and moral character. TYii. SHEPARD
August -. 81 -w4w
a YOUNG MAN sho has had npw-ids Ylhgt years exps-
Ia ''ehce IN superior aud Inei or Court CIerks
DESTROYS OF obtaiHng situation either
eodns clerk, IN eIier both OF The 1aIBed Siee
Satisfactory uddons his .ti,s can he
PToduset letter ad dressed 10 j. ~ Suffolk NauseuonJ
county, =. will be promptly attended
July -. 2o-vlO,
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IN ChasS!e'jleid County Court, July CIR. 1897
me- tha, A'eert q Fore make up and seitis
M.t.r a'.,Iao accounts on Jb.Fore,
49,, oonn'''oner brander, who is msct-i to make remit
'hereoi TO court Copy. Tesie, L. NUNNAiJY AZ H.
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M Wy eeu1iy court, 5t' July, 1877 Olive s,I.o,
r.;i] 'sSsfoh, thompson Jackson aud P.t,u,r J,rI'
Against o"' ue1' Comrlts-
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Amrn.t "A.

n 1877 "e'd ''' SusA'aha eOu"ly ne slh day
w iiain Moore,
Asain,t fisirtH
WhI,am |. EIeeland, David S Gnri,ai nm, L
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i%otNlA AT Superior Court OF chanc.ry IoIJ :,
% 81 Ito, To- ss .@r'''i IA the City OF Williamsburg In,
Garter d. BraNton, Martha Roy. Sarah s. Nieboon r,
T., A.: u'tmss anu tt.b.ccs his wne, John Worml.. t
"om', hth.eea W Beverley, Edward b. RsnJ 800 s
,r, ms i w'., ynhn u Randolph and Ann s. his wife Rai,
against IIu'
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
PUBLIC MEN AND THINGS.
From the Alexandria Phoenix Gazette,

From the Alexandria Phoenix Gazette.
twill be remembered that Carter Beverly's devel.
opemeut Of General Jackson's conversation "before
all his company" charging Mr.: Clay with an attempt
made in letter to gentleman ofNorth Carolina and
forthwith published in the Fayetteville Observer
companed with acknowledgements, amounting to dec
laration that Mr.. Clays guilt at last placed be-
yond doubt. Such at that time, we can readily be-
eve, was the editors honest opinion, and we believe
SO because he has since evinced regard for truth
rarely to be met with in the columns Of jackson pa
per. From the Observer Of the Dist instant we make
the following extract:-
"Jackson and Clayton our first page, the reader
will find a statement from Mr. Buchanan, which pla-
ces the controversy between the above distinguished
individuals in new and extraordinary light 1t is un
dcniable that this statement does not altogether
firm that made by Gen. Jackson, fact Of which we
had NOT the ,aost distant idea until it appeared 1t had
entered into mind, that Gen. jackson either
could be mistaken or had misrepresented the matter ;
and it therefore with much surprise that we found
discrepancies between his statement and that of Mr.
Buchanan, to whom he applied for the truth Of his
statement. We propose to place some OF the Lead
ing features of this case, it presents ITSELF in
a more prominent light before our readers
1.-THE first and most glaring inconsistency between
the General and Mr. Buchanan is as to the time ofthe
conversation which took place between them relative
to the Presidential election. The General says that it
occurred early IN January, and that too days after he
so empha,ically rejected the alleged overture OF Mr.
favor Of MIR. Adams. But Mr.. Buchanan says, and it
will be admitted that heis right that the conversation
referred took place on the S0th Of December; and
find, reference to the newspapers OF that peri.
Adams about the oath of January, being period Of
tsoen,y6pe, instead Of taco days, alleged BY Gen.
In our this was an important part Of his case if
true, it would have gone far to establish the suspicion
that bargain with Gen. jackson was attempted by
Mr. Clay, and, his offer spurned, that he had immed
ately closed with the terms offered by Mr.. Adams.
Mr. Buchanans letter has, therefore, removed one ma
teria part Of the circumstantal testimony on which
"The next variance which we notice is in the an.
swcr ofGen jackson to what no deemed the PROPOSE
ton Of Mr.. Clay Mr.. BIS version ofthat answer con-
tans nothing like the expression, that "sooner than
corruption, no would see the earth open and swallow
Mr.. Clay and himself" but, even stated by Mr.. b.
would do honor to the best men Of Rome or any 9th
er country and it s Uncomfortable 70 Us. how
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

execution az which, uuss. GeDtcmGn. shall hapo
your support and appreciation, No pleasure Of an
earthly naaaFe, eau be greater, than that which en-.
JOY visiting your country, and Of having 4 in my pow
err to add litilc towards relieving the suerings Of
It's inhabitants. rejoicing TO find things, in Tela-
ton 20 your country's salvation, looking little
voice Of America to you, go onward and prosper.
Who knows, but few more showers Of blood from
the hearts Of your sons and daughters, shed by in-
del hounds may thaw the icy policy Of Europe 90 Ear,
as to compassionate your suerings But IL this fails,
let not your friends in Europe and America have
the modification of hearing of you having again sub
mitted to the Turkish yoke. Initiate 20 Or brethren
Of Scio, ofIpsari, and MssOongh: and it your indie
pendence is achieved your extinction will at least
be glorious, and your reward in Heaven, that of
yrs for the religion of Christ and the liberty Of your
country.
l am Gentlemen your humble and obedicnt servant,
J. p. MILLER.
Agent for the Greek Executive Committee New.
York.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
From the N. Y. Spectator.

Will Col. Stone be good enough to inform
his readers, who it was that wrote him the
bloody letter from Washington, since the re-
ceipt of which he has been silent on the muir
der of Morgan by the ancients and the honor
abIes! We are assured the Colonel knows his
man-and we wish him TO give his name, that
the miscreant can be known, and his charac-
ter duly appreciated. Come out, Colonel,we
beseech you.-Albany Obs.
This is the second time the editor of the
Observer has made a similar call. We deny
the right of the Editor, however, to interfere
In matter of our own private Government /:
but as we are enabled by yesterday morn
ing's mail to furnish an answer, We will now
do it. In the first place, then, it is not true
that We know, or have any clue by which we
can ascertain, who the writer of the celebra-
ted anonymous letter was. Ever since the
receipt of the threatening letter, we have
been endeavouring to bring its hidden author
to light, but without success. At first we
strongly suspected man who is known to
have participated I'D the Morgan business,
who was at Washington at the time the letter
was written. But we have clearly ascertained
the authorgraph was not his. We then sent
the letter to gentleman on the Niagara from
tier, who returned it with letter in his pos
session, the handwriting of which so nearly
resembled that of Mr.. Anonymous, that we
fully believed that they were written by one
and the same person. Our next step was to
take the opinionssof the best judges in such
matters, and of some gentlemen who knew
the writing Of the gentleman referred to here.
But opinions were so widely different. and
some who knew the supposed writer's chr
Biography well were SO positive, that, although
there was very strong resemblance, yet still
they were not from the same hand, that we
were left without any evidence at all. In ad-
ditiOntO this, we have this morning evidence
direct and perfectly satisfactory, that the gen.
tleman alluded to, was not the author, nor
Z had he the refnotest connexion with the trans
acton. He has heard of our investigations,
and his feelings have been wounded cir
cumstance which we deeply regret. But
We're we at liberty to show him the letters,
that be might himself see how strong SINH
larity there is in the two manuscripts, he
would readily admit that we had ample war
rant for the course we have pursued. We
have proceeded 10 the premises with all pos
sible delicacy; and we now request our friends
To whom we have shown the manuscripts,
distinctly to understand. that the gentleman
referred to, is not the author. To the gen
fleman himself we beg leave to tender the
assurance of our perfect respect, while at the
same time we must frankly state, in answer
to request for that purpose, THAI we can
neser- under any circumstances disclose the
name OF the gentleman who enclosed his first
letter 10 us.
As to MIR. soqthwick''s repeated intimation
that have been inundated into silence upon
this subject, he knOwsAns too well to believe
any such thing.
az Since writing the above. We find the
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

said this IN the presence Of twenty masOns,
aud added, IL YOU take my lie Il win more
injury to y0u than al can write or say He
three times freed himself from the cords
with which he was bound, and asked them
cor a bible which was refused. A rope was
lied round his hands. neck and body. with
heavy weights attached, and the unfeeling
monsters rOwed out, and threw him over
board. The lodge at Lewiston met on the
night of the murder, and means were de-
vlsed to carry off other individuals. The
names of the persons who plunged Morgan
into the deep, have been given to tie grand
Jury Of Ontario"
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

subscribe myself
Your most obedient and humble servant.
J. P. MILLER.
Poros, June Cd, 1897.
On board the Chancellor, May 29th, 1897.
To the Members of the Legislative and Executive De-
partment of the Government of Greece.
Gcntlemen.-I received your letter Of the l4tb, and
have lost no time in repairing TO Poros, and laying be-
fore you the instruction of the Greek Executive Com
mttee in New-York, whose agent have beelifap-
pointed.
In doing this beg leave to call your attention to
few remarks on the feelings of my countrymen towards
your cause and the fully to unfold to you my
committed to my care the objects for which it has
been raised in the U. States.
You need not be informed by me, Gentlemen, at this
late period OF your struggle that there exists on the
other side of the Atlantic, most lively interest in
your behalf. Among the many who have heard Of
your warke resistance against the combined forces Of
the Turkish empire, and the unprecedented state OF
wretchedness to which most barbarOus war has re-
duced many of the inhabitants Of your country, the
Greek Executive Committee in New-York are not
the least conspicuous. Belonging, however, as they
do to neutral nation the policy of whose government
is, never TO be the first aggressor, the Executive
Committee pledge themselves to the donerS Of the
Greek fund, that they should be applied in relieving
the distressed women, children and old men thee,
comprising the non-c0mbatants Of Greece. Fly la
structions strictly to this effect, aud have pedg
Of my power.
However urgent then may be my own wishes, to re-
lieve the wants Of those brave with whom have
passed so many days in the camp, or however well
may be convinced Of the present need OF the govern
ment, 20 have provisions placed in their hands and at
their disposal, can BY no means listen 10 any other
tcrs than those contained in my instructions in thc