Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-23

b, Published in the Alexandra "aze''e anu
4 9ics Gonl Enquirer.
%, let That the above proceedings be sign-
i y, ~. Chairman and Secretary, and forward
JOHN W. ASHTON, Chm.
sL>s DcsxE. Sec'y.
I. IN the schooner United States, at New or'eans
Nom Vera Cruz, came passenger, Mr. James u
\ ,,,ie. native Of heniacAy, Who, together vain
\ f,,her and six Others persons, the Louisiana
,I,erti,er states. had been confined IN me casue
\ s,nta D.ago. on the coast of California, as
,,jss. f., the space of eleven months. Through
4. tive interference of Capt. Bradshaw. OF the
,,u Frankm Of Boston, aud several o'her ha-
-,1e Americans, tue incarceration 0i these e'$"'
! rE.r,inate men was Iuade known to The govern
.,.p, of the United States, aud orders were ior
ried by the President, To the commandaht Oh
,r provinces OF California, Don Jose Maria tie
.,esndi4, to lioerate them on rcrii OF sabjeeung
S>.,,s.fto the vengeance 1T the government oil th-
United States. they ere still retained As PHI
,erS On parolc, the commandment refusing Ia
y, them passport 10 returnhomc. NJ. Pathe's
.,.s- del while in prison. III a separate cell
n bjnself; and while on bis diving bed wrote
,,rs With his own blood to his son. bescechlng
.iG - petition the commandment TO suari hin 10
!; hi; father in his diving moments. ihepen-
- of the sou was refused by the Decentralization,
nat the father permitted to depart ,hiS world with
81. once again behol,iin- the only soace within
Ri, reach ". earth. Shortly after the party had
,.,EE.eel from prison, revolt among the SOL
l.er, took place, headed BY one Joaquin Soils.
.hen the tmrricauS aud English In port. amount-
ay 10 abaa; forty men. took advantage Of the re-
J., and his party, and confined them IN the cas-
ia Of Ml:teyl, consisting in al! OF about $50
a,a. They inmedlateI = wrote TO The governor
d tie pro,incc,.of upper aud lower California,
10 come aud take possession Of the castle oil Mon
and the prisoners. For this signal piece of
service, Doa Ju>e Vi. dc Eheaniia granted them
Passports. in December last and liberty to return
theit native country. Mr.. p. thinks that two
u hi, companions must have been murdered by
Tie Indians, as they undertook to travel home
u,r1n,A he wilderness. having made their escape
,.oG der they were released from close contne-
| TsIt, and nothing being heard OF them since.
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.!DG,jRimsat by the Presitieat.-jANEs W. RIP
-, to be Collector Of the Customs for the port
u P.s,Amaq1oddv, in the State Of Maine, vice
A'oaa,d Jarvis, resigned.
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bractof Pron.iseoj Marriage The Hel-Air
,;llea ci Thursday, gives the result of all action
& hi, Kind, which was tried in the Hartford
Comfy Court at its late sitting in that place.
tai, action says the Citizen was brought BY
Its, Ann Wade against Mr. Charles r. Cockev
Tie wear 1927 In Baltimore county court and
5o'e,i, at the instance Of the defendant, to this
1atv." 1t came up for trial On Tuesday, and
.lNed the court until late hour at night,
Zen the case was submitted 10 the jury. On
Wednesday, morning that body returned YER
''.'O $500 damages for the plaintiff.
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SrRdler.--A late New York Gazette gave
"a account ot person named Grafton having
,eealiS obtained from the New York merchants.
'''>' 'ai'e PretCnces. unrards of 40. OO0 dollars
~ '' mercean"ize, which he had shipped to
' ~, PA: and then took himself off. The
'-:pha Chronicle, in noticing the affair saws:
Whether Grct}on is 10 this city or not we cam
40. tell lie has not vet been taken. But a
SseqqaDutyot the goods procured at New York,
Is eGAer been taken by replevin, or secured by
attachment; part in the hands OF Commission
Merchants aod auctioueers, and part in the Gus
ON House. In oacof the attachments, the Gar
'rh"es--a house, We understand, established in
croGt ST. within tew moaths-chosc to 60 to
'y.'oa rather than give the bail repaired. SIEVE,
. pipes Of vine and brandy have been attached
he Custom House"
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NJ Tanner has issued new and greatly improv
Z EDITIONS OF his Maps Of Europe, Asia, Africa
North and South America, embracing all the late
nd interesting discoveries in Africa and othc
ta1g-ers, Together with the Russian acquisitions
ASA. The set presents very complete view
! the entire surface Of the earth. SIR. +. i
"ev engaged in the construction Of a new Ma
o Inc World, and a coPous General Atlas, con
;;aiia.; o. sixty Maps Of all the Kingdoms, AM
cmm.cs and States in the known world.
philadelphia Nat. Gazette.
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oHnd atou, the time they are springing up
MS will Caus : the Young plants TO grow soOne