Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-11-09
fvo. yNA
Order 10 Lieut.. MouNrz.

(Ho. XM)
Order TO Lieut.. MouNrz.
P,liSoc,gi .3ag %, 1921.
SR,-Should col. Cail,a and his steward roii,se |
10 deliver the tocuments which will be required of
them by col Butler and doctor Bronaugh and on the
report oil col Butler TO you of their refusal Won will
immediately take the said COL Callava and his stew
ara n'arat INTO custody, an, bring them before me-
To answer such inter, oga;orieS are required by The
circumstances attending the case.
very respectfully ". S mo, sS, ,,.ao>,
Lieut.. Mountz, officer of the guard.
ODfce Of die Executive If Florida
- PENSACOLA, Aug %, l82l
Present His EXcellency. the Governor
Col jose Calhva being brought before Andrew
jackson, Governor of the Floridas, to answer GER
''n mtcrrosatories relative TO documents aud papers
named IN schedule bearing this date, and which re-
,Te 10 the property and sovereignty of the Floridas
ne following nierrogatories were put 10 him. viz:
S"esuon-Were or were not the papers mentioned
~ II schedule handed TO you by Ii. Nj. breckenridge
;ucadc oil the city OF Pensacola delivered Inv Uomiuro
oousa at your house this day To Antoine Fullarat
your major domo, and if so, ut what time of the ,av
Ahswer-Dixo que yo protcs,a solamnanenic CON
ira ell acto que son las dez media dc Ia noche s;-
candolc de su CANA donde SC hGlaba enermo que Sc
copa como Comss. Esp. ql. cs pr. el Cob 4 spag-
mol base ell ratado rccenteml. celebrada con dcho
"oono. e de los T.. u pr Ia ceson de las Floridas
cuya comisioh me LA sido coni-Here the Governor
stopped Col Cailava and directed the following uues-
ton to be put 10 him Did or did not Domingo Sou
81, deliver at your house this day the papers above
mentioned, and if so, where are those papers now
| and answer this directly.
A.-lhat he declines answering except in the
manner he considers proper in his language and
wnhis own hand.
The question being repeated he answered TIN, h..
WIS mere as commissioners, and could not answer in
any DINER capaciiy-on which he was informed by
the Governor that he could not view him as a COM
missioner, or IN any other light than private ndi-
'iuuai, charged with refusing 10 surrender papers
Mn,cn peong To the public archives of this province
anu oil beng connected with individual charged with
nehs about sccree papers, aud carry the m out of
tue country, by which The inhabitants thereof wonld
be deprived oi their evidence of property and which
under the second article of the treaty with Spain
ought 10 nave been delivered with the other palers
Placed IN the charge of the alcaie for safe keeping
Inc question being again repeated he refused to AN
| s"er except IN the manner above stated
- lnteTrogttorieS put 10 .3ttoiie FaLLuit
Suestion l. What IS Your name and:luc
Answer My name is Antoine Fullar., do not
know my age.
" = Dd not Domingo Sousa deliver to you this
Jay, some papers in boxes at the house of COL Jose
| Caliava
a. Yes.
| 3: Where are those papers now?
a. They are at the house oi Col Callaya
". T. In whose possession are they
n. Ihey are now in Col. Callaya's house
y; D. AT what time OF the day they delivered
"A. he does not recolect
| A. Yes. ''' ''"'' VI @o' S'''''''a F:
| w CcFUiy, the foregoing be a
minute OF the examination before Andrew Jackson,
Governor of the Floridas at which acted as clerk
and interpreter.
(o'sned) II. NJ. BRECKENRIDGE.
| No. XVI
| Warrant for the commitment of Domin on Sans,
| West Florita-Pcnsacoia S.
| 80 TO the o9icer Of the day.
lou VIII take into custody and saiel, keep Domin.
so Sousa, until he produce or case TO be prodncet
| anu delivered unto Henry NJ Breckenridge alcalda
ehSacoa' ihe following documents and papers to
NJ : those those relating 20 the estate Of don Nicholas
SGia VIDAL also the papers relating 10 hous,. and
lot M Pensacola, winch was the subject Of a D, oceed
| 'IS between Carlos dc Vile and Eugene Sierra ;
''so, lne proceedings which took place between Ma
huel boniay and Carlos de Vile, relating TO n piece
oil ground IN tins place and also the documents in the
case o Peter GulllSes and Tomas ViiIaseca yearing
10 real property in Pensacola all which documents
ahJ papers appear To npperttin 10 indy i,uas and
'her rights, and for their benefit ought To be in die
possession OF II. NJ Breckenridge, aIcaide for the
cry oil fensacoia and MOI TO be taken away by the
oihcerS oil Spain and which documents and s,Ders
were seen by Col. George Walton Col. John Miller
and Henry M breckenridge alcalde in the posses
sion oil The said Domingo 5ousa on the twenty-Grst
| instant and demanded by the said acalde TO he de-
INereu 10 MN, the said acae, under the written or
ger oil me undcrsisned given for that purpose and
me SAID documents and papers he retained by the
Salu .icalae, Tor sale keeping-on which the said
DomIiso Sousa refused 10 deliver the same but in
| open violation of the above rcced order and de-
m;nd, did convey the said documents and papers 10
lne mouse OF Col Jose Caava, late Spanish governor
II,
hands OF the said Col. Caaya's steward by name
f"laial IN the dwelling house of the said Col Cal
ava all winch acts aforesaid, Of the said Domingo
0osii are IN open contempt of the authority of the
Undersigned, as governor of the Floridas &c &c
&C ana III open violation of The right of the citizens
secured to them under the second article of The late
treaty with Spain, for all which, and until the said
domingo Sousa complies with the foregoing Order.
by delivering the aforesaid enumerated tlocume nts
ana papers, he IS 10 stand committed to the calabousc
"iyen under my hand, this 22d day of August, 1871
| (oigneh) ANDREW JACKSON,
Governor Of the FIortlas, &c
q, NO NFlI)
warrant 10 r the commitment of Col CaIlaya, and
| ~ Fullarat
| vest Florida-Pe Pensacola S.
TO caP'. Dude. officer of he ltl
fou viii take INTO custody, and safely keep Col
don Jose Calava, and his steward Fulara; until the
documents and pap eIs, rected in the order annexed
Tor the ar est OF Domingo SUIsa, are produced and
delivered unto Henry VI. Brackcnridsc, alcalde of
The city OF Pensacola. Given under nv hand Ibis
Odd day ofAugusi, 1921
(Signet) ANDREW JACKSON
Governor of the Floridas &c
(Io be cOntinued)
EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE.
AT the conclusion OF the Old Bailey Sessions thc
foreman OF the London jury minated 10 the common
sergeant, who was presiding, he had a commune
cation TO make by the direction Of his brother jurors
he then began to read te lOlowiup tocuuor, I,,,,