The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-05-11


A certified copy Jpf a letter from Geaera
James Wilkinson to Governor Gayoso, in the
hand writing of Governor Gayoso, dated
Sept mber %. 1896, marked G. Y.
General Wiikinson's secret instructions
to Thomas Power, in the hand writing Of Phi
lip holland, No. IS.
| Thomas Powers letter to the Baron de
Carondelet, No. So.
Baron dc Carondelet's letter to Thomas
I Power, No. So.
| Thomas Powers letter to the Baron dc
Carondelct, No. 40.
General Wilkinson's letter to Thomas
Power, No. ~.
| Thomas Power's 20 Governor Gayoso, No.
Gen. Wilkinson's letter to Thomas Pow
er, No 20.
Baron de Carondelet's letter to Thomas
Power, Ne. "A
Daniel Clarke's deposition, No. IS
| In relation to the Sd object of enquiry, to
wit: General Wilkinsons connection with
Aaron Burr, refer TO
The deposition of Daniel Clarke, before
referred to, No IS.
| Gen NVilkinson's letter to John Adair,
| No. 8.
| Evidence of General Wilkinson, as comk
municated to Congress, Of Nov. IS, 1907,
page 3l1of the Presidents message.
| Ditto, page 500.
| Letter from Gen. Wilkinson to Daniel
Clarke June9, 1906. marked X.
! Presidents message to Congress, page
eel.
Wilkinson's letter to Colonel M'Kee,
Presidents message to Congress, page %.
| Mr.. Taswclfs evideace, Presidents mes
sage to Congress page 5.
Letter in cypher from Burr TO Wilkinson,
dated 22d July, as decypherea by member
Of the Grand Jury at Richmond.
! General Jonathan Dayton's letters to
| Wilkinson in CIPHER, Presidents message.
Wilkinson's deposition, re s, and in page
200, Of the report of Burr's trial as commu
nicated to Congress.
Extract of Wiikinson's letter to the Presi
dent. seat by Smith, dated 21st Oct 1906,
Presidents message. page 20t.
In relation 20 the fourth point of enquiry, to
wit, the conduct of gen. Wilkinson as Bri-
gadier general Of the army OF the y. States.
refer to the
Deposition of William Simmons. Esquire,
| letter s.
Deposition of Captain George Peter. le.
Deposition Of Captain VIM. E. Williams.
letter w.
deposition of John Smith, letter II.
! Letter from William Simmons, Esq in
closing extracts A B Z y.
Letter from gen. Wilkinson to Daniel
Clarke, No u
| The committee think proper also TO sub
nit tie following papers relating to tobacco
and other commercial transactions in which
General Wilkinson was concerned from the
month OF i'll the rear 1888, TO the
month OF in the year 1870, TO
wit
General Wilkinson's account current with
Clark and Hees in the hand Writing Of
Philip holland, dated the 9Th OF August, 1888,
! No 81.
! Philip Nolaud's account of sales Of tobacco
dated Sep. 81 $780, No %.
! Wilknson's account current with Clark &
Rees, dated May /, 1889, contained in the
account book, page SO.
I WiIknson's letter to Clark & Rees, dated
May goth, 1870, No so
/ Wilkinson's lcttcrto Clark St Rees, dated
June the 3D. 1870, No 81.
| Wilknson's and Dun's account current
with CLARK and Rees, dated August %,
1889 and 5th Sep. 1889, with Wilkinson's
order and Noiand's receipt for balance,
No SO.
Philip Noland's declaration, dated SEP
10. 1890.
Wilkinson's accountable receipt, No 4.
| Articles Of agreement between Wilkinson
and Dunn and Clark, sen.
| ter from General Wilkinson to Ia
mel Clark relative to the Plain Tale, No g.
In making a last preceding statement
the committee beg leave to remark, that
from an examination of the sentence Of the
military court Of enquiry, ordeIcd at tilc re-
quest Of Gen. Wilkinson. and Of which Col
Burbeck was President, il appears that the
| tobacco transactions Of General Wilkinson
at New Orleans in 1889 and 1890 conssitu
ted a material part of that enquiry, & taat
d copy of an account current was laid be fore
the said court by Gen. Wilkinson ana desiE-
mated by No - and several letters accom-
panying said account supposed by the court
to be in the hand writing of Philip holland,
the agent of Gen. Wilkinson.
The committee, conceiying that the pa
! pers collected by said court would aid them
in their investigation, made application for
these papers 20 the Secretary Of War, BIZ.
were unable to obtain them, they living
been taken from the Office by General VIII
kinson, as appears from the deposition Of
John Smith, chief Clerk in the war Office
The committee then directed subpoena to
, General Wilkinson, requiring him to senl
or produce all the papers which had been
nsed or collected by the said court, in ODE
diepce to which General Wilkinson sent
80 the committee packet Of papers which
/ did rot contain either the account and let
( ters rclcri ed to IN the sentence cf Tie court
or tie defence cf General Wilkinson. nor
have the committee been able 20 procure
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