Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-23
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s.E Ihsse sessiv.a 700, so.., aud ehesrhly' comply With
ysss cat1psta = rdace 20 Whiting The eoavesssiiou which !;
Ths ,s.n..ssson v which sos have e.n.a an, attention /,
Que winch J aisha ela,ns ~souae,hius os merit. 60 ht .s be.sve-
ienos was eoucsss0d N .iasirv. 10 rseseocsto 4, W0ald bA
i"asc"e. sfSoass ssro,. %ss' . = Ia s.a. o Z .os.sssa >
other cousiderations. 10 defy hun
u au.y sevss.ljaak,ssns shca n hid ss.aaed scaias ".
Osea:s. whose ii.eany sd ssiss. ma - psiseipsi. 6ss - cure
necsS.y funds. and failed; b. had applied % ms III. ale
too. place. anu purchsss was made ~ he President of the
cred greatly below the real value sf ne property Tho ssseo
sivs S- Of buid,ass ~h,es 10 ocespsed. ooassiss Of 6onr ,ee-
a.: ea' ;Sos Ss%sr ao oS: :s' s.s sass'', ~ SS" ss s.s s's ssss. :. so .1' i S.,ss
buildnS wac cold hs lss. ,haa z shossand dollars o,hss vslss-
Tie Judgments remained uusaii,6ei Believing ss .sesi6e.
60 he great. .nd tha, there could be no hssaId in purchasing a
By the President of tho bans. ts,ake tia rsopsrsv. and Sscome
soswsrable for the Ssb.s, ~eemerkins that ! eoa,e%plaisd Doth.
psorss,y. 50 Ear - night ne nscessasy to nssss my engage.
Sna,. the residue =. - rs,usded to iAs orsi.al psaps;s.on.
end Csshhs Of the hank Ihs,I designed ses,as 10 good faith.
hcssshlshedh ny . written document. which. sboas thai ,ims. Of
ios With oas "f tho 'Shsr ribias ~i,oe-.ss did hi. hom 10
dissn., Of mysslG h.s 70 su.sd ss.ins any contingency o. aeci.
Sci ases-Msjos Riehssd $ Bsisoos . aass,r... Of ,h.. CIV.
snde eyeiy e...mable man y rci.s. Tho pusehass I had
ing that, when these sould he answered. the residue Of ,ks
Prnperty should reiTn 10 tho family of Mr. O'Neals Ths date
OF y Ism 1873, shortly after tho purchase vac made
Nysr.nsemsn' with the hank gas this: 10 lake tho entire
oensos of the jndgnsass. aud of the sales that had been made
npuf'nanee OF them; aud TO pay the principal aud iutsre., Of
their debt amounting to SIl 800, IN Eve annual IN
~stalmcnts.
d part Of The property ,hus acquired, to vit the
row OF three story buildings, shortly afterwards sold
.ior between eighteen and nineteen thousand dollars,
payable also IN 1--WE years, With . RICH, reserved to re-
enter and avoid the contract upon q future of the en-.
Gagement entered into. A failure in the payments
racine faIyar ,l.--
pa'ne .axen place, ] took occasion, IN one of my
letters to Mr. Pimberlske. I'd explain to HIM why,
and with what intention l had become the purchaser
CT this property, and the disposition intended ule;-
ina'eiy to be made of it. As, therefore. he would
nlvse a interest," In It, requested, ifhe bad any funds
which he could spare from his business, (no, elso) thu,
ne you'd send them To me, to be thus applied; and
that, tor any advances he eight make. the property
Shouid remain, IN my hands Us security until he should
be reimbursed.
During the Spring of i8e7, I received from MI.
Iinberlake two ~draugh,s. one for o. .4ei IS. and an
other Tor s 1000. drawn by Kensy-A M'Cun, Of Glib
Ietar, upon the Navy Department., I believe. They
i also received from him q power, creariug me hi,
attorney IN fact These are tho only fluids which
were placed IN my hands by him; aud this statement
IS confirmed by the private account, made in his own
by HIM is as follows:
1895. The H,norobk.. y,o u.,..n
No'' H. To one set of exchange IN favor Of Hen
ny d M'Cal, of Gibraltar S,,4sI IS
20 one set Of exchange in fla
Vor Of the same, both OF
vhich wcre made payable to
you 1000 on
by this bnlance, paid to Mrs
TImberleAe 40, a.
Yhese are the entire circumstances which -.
gwen fsc 70 thofc whispering surmises, and upor
which some letter writer has relied for tho insinua.
lion tha' age sums have been Obtained by me
whereby a public default Of On officer has been occ
stoned. Assertion has proceeded 90 far u To renSa,
my agency IN this matter stranger stiI-to raks ma
q surety IN the bond, and, a consequence. = 6sS.ul
sef naysetf. The two stories asuredly ohine hadls
toaetneI; Tor, wese l the sooaniy. a. is slIesed. Il
You'd have betrayed gross ignorance to serote and
belonging to the principal, when, in virtue Of the Ne.
curityship, 1 could not fail to DO personsIly liable.
ans MADE up anair Is too weak to produce eFec,
Z am not security ON any bond Of the. Government.
tnst know OF. Some years since. AR. Timb.rlake
beng on bus way to Trenton, u. J came IN ,e m. =,
fnliAdelphia, and stated, that. before he could OBJ, am
q Hapsier rom the vessel ON board of which no v.s
acting as Purser, d would be necessary for his nre.
Vtous accounts to be settled; that there Uas n balance
OF ABOUT Is OF 1900 dollars, which, from some pre.
sem o'nscuiy In the vouchers, he would not have II in
us power TO orange; and requested q note from me
70 hr' Southland on this subject. gave IL. In that
recitei what Mr. Timberluke had remarked 70 me
anu suited that l would be ansverable for the aet,Ie'
men. TO the amount Of his vouchers. as be had repre-.
mine that | know Of e""'S y"
'oushi u the Character Of q transaction which has
ocen frequently ralsreprescnted l claim no merit for
Stepping forward to assist q worthy man in m,sfor
tuoc' ! an compensated by the recollection thai II
aas oeon IN my power to preserve from the
wreck OF his properly at least Gao 600, vitbou, erer
paving set up, or intended to set up. the sliob,ss,
elaIn 10 any thing like remuneration The rfansac.
tion was pubic: the application to mr.. Timberl.ke.
aho tns advance made by him, had no privacy about
y: rr I nave several times spoken of H.; and hold INV.
sen responsiDle Tor its payment, whcueye, A r;ob, 10
demand 1t shall be preferred ~
.iIa default exist, and I verify believe none does i.
nttIe Time and further examination in your ofBce' c;ii
oSus.less explain matters; and to thus end, wIrsteve,
OF NINE can be traced on your dies, whether pnblio
or private 700 are Al liberty to use. Bat, il even.
nendeo Justice bad alone been intended, why is il thu,
.oe uopicate Inventories, which were directed 70 he
taseh oy the commanding os3ces Of the ship. are M
"nere TO be fond IN the Department. How happens
- h.sn u =, a arge amount OF money and property has
been but recently traced, Through the eSam,nn;;oo -,
individuals. who only lately knew that any thing Of
.n's,ake existed Why 10 Il that letters. calcmIs, cd
10 eiucIdate these transactions have been mu,,l.+.J
or cut 10 pleceH And why 70 il that the book which
y L.a tue prva's disbursement Of moneys By Mr..
:, mas oeen concesled os purlo,ned, and il no wba,o
= , 10 ',scovereof Aod stranger still, how happens