Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-22
Total receipts,
sii,742 so


Hoi' credited With payments to officers end, msa,
disbursements in the Mediterranean. sops ssd storss
issued and slops returned to Naval sfore. S2n79O es
Excess OF payments over receipts, sS,987 a.
mere was no known fund out of which this could
hav' been drawn. other than Mr. Timberlak-s uoney
received at Port Mahob But in addition to these M
mens, he paid for tobacco Gibrakor Si1s 70 ii,,e
OF which sold 20 the crew. la consequences of i,s
IT'S inferior quality: and considerable for other
stores H"w much of this, replaced by issues of
the Same stores the papers do enable me to as.
certain
After arriving at the above result examined into
Lieutenant Raudops receipt and payments an err his
arrival II. Boston The result exhibited balance OF
rscepS overpaymen's corresponding with the excess
OF payments over receipts before his arrival.
From these views of the subject II was apparent to
my m'nd that Lieutenant Randolph have had left
IN bank al Boston, after paying off the crew. appro.
praung nii hts own commissions. compensation, and
expenses aud after returning into the Treasury the
amoin, .e,lni,Rue from him settlement, al least
Sloule a. sps request, the Secretary Of the Treas
ary ap ,,ed for his bsnk account. The reply of the
oanE with leutenan, Randoiph's account, 10 anne ed
marked iIo) tfully confirms previous conclusions
II shows that after Lfeutensn, Randolph had finished
all bus payments, he still had left in bank 9oS73 %.
before he LETT Rostor he drew SO 1873 g. of this
sum; S7l8 90 IN cash; $3.50 IL, in O check on the
Norfolk Branch. and $1,000 a check on the Rich.
mond Branch, leaving precisely $4,000 in bank.
This, with 1857 IS afterwards de posted, WAS NIL of
the si9.S73 ., which ever came into the Treasury
But a comparison OF Lieutenant Randolph's bank
account with ms account in this Office, makes il ap-
PaFSn 'u1t ne ha'l' curing the progress OF his
ments, drawn out considerable sums his own &C.
count His accoun, current, and abstracts from his
pay roll, annexed, marked (27> Had he deposit.
ed all the money he received in Boston, and drawn oil,
none except for the payment of the ships crew. the
balance in bank would have exceeded 500 900 A
careful examination of all the gives the fol-
lowing results; which have no doubt are accurate
within few cents:
1898, July 5. Lieutenant Randolph received of the
Navy Agent at Boston, in anticipation Of
Remittance, 81 500 on
IuIv n
$4,000 rcmt,ed, ieducting the forego-
me item. 1880 90
Receiving for Undertakes stores, sold at
auction, 6O7 81
Received for dead mems and deser,er.s
clothes solo, IL 90
uotai received at Boston, S93 64a 50
"hoe amount paid officers and msn al Boston, 1894 10
Surplus remaining hand, Sis873 % of
n, s Ban "a. as h. account. shows, ea,2s3 sc
my only 10 257 A,
Leaving Nr IN tieue"an Randolph, hands sIls 90
or this be has accounted for the follow.
ing items only, viz:
Ex pensesiat harestoun, 500 ~
Postage,
Paid K. Calder, a. clerk "a ne
HIS own commissions allowed, 2aS7 A2
travelling expenses and psrdiesn while
ung accounts. IO7 10
his own pay pay roll, 26o "a
MS own pay Tor Angus, and September, 200 50
- $4,000 As
leaving ~ lieutenant, Randolph, hand. wholly
una q oiee7s-. ,i4sr allowing all pay eInoi
ume''s ''ssiones', and expenses, ss,ss7 "a
70 this in cash. must be added TO asccrarn wha
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