Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-29

slops himself-none of Mr.. Timberlakc's were use,
He cannot tell why Mr. Randolph has obtained crsJ
u Tor more Stops than he is charged with. There wa
but a lew siops left belonging to Randolph when In
ship arrived nj Boston.
"A bill OF Orila for clothing made on account of Mr.
Undertake, was also paid out OF that money He think
the whole amount paid must be eight or nine thous
ana dollars The object OF paying the discharged me,
aud officers Timberlake's roll was to sove trouhI,
1t Valette and 1t Tallmadge were paid some of thi
| money; also. Anasa Paine aud all the officers.
MIR. Iimoer'ake's private papers were shore, AM
Mere put up he believes by 1t vallettc and L. Paine
his public papers were in his (Normans) possession
aud alter he had made the transfers to Randolph they
were also packed up. -
Orflas bill ,ailors bill, altogether private: IN,
clothes made were ALL about all, issued before Mr.
Undertakes death; Lieutenant Randolph wished I,
nave them entered on his own account, but Com
,nodSre Patterson refused to let him do so. The
articles as received Were entered before the 3lst
march, and the prices attached afterwards when they
got Orfilas BILL Orfa's bill was paid out of Timber
axes money by MIR. Randolph, subsequent to rs
death lie does not know how the receipts came TO be
dated 10th March, 1925 unless they were sent in when
Mr.. Undertake was too i'll to attend TO business Mr.
downing; the witness to one of the receipts, did no,
arrive at Port Mahon until the day after Mr. Timber.
lake was buried The original receipt is not i'm his
(Normans) handwriting, the duplicate and triplicate
are lie does not know how it happened that there
are different witnesses to the original duplicate and trim.
lcae lie does not recollect why the approval of the
Commodore Is not affixed TO the duplicate and tiplicate
Nir. DOWNING Is witness TO ore of the latter.
a box OF $4,000 was taken on shore TO Mr. Timber.
iaNc $ ROOM Alter his death il brought on board.
and had but $3.50 in it, He never knew what became
OF o., me balance. He never Knew of any bills or any
thing whatever to be paid out of it, Mr.. Randolph
and AIR Valette brought it from shore into his Nor-
man 81 room, and counted III he had no hand i'm count
ing ,he money, but understood there about $3.50.
he officers book missing from the Fourth Auditors
once is he thinks in trunk of his at Baltimore which
he expects here to-day. These papers came into his
possession at Boston He did not aid in unpacking and
rcpackng Undertakes papers Boston, The final re.
ee'pt roll OF MIR. Undertake delivered by him TO
Mr. Randolph at Boston, about the 18th July immcdi-
ately after which he left Boston. parcel of loose
acquisitions and ohor papers packed in a trunk
and sent after him by the person who attended
him, among which is the book spoken of. He thinks
was about the time Mr.. Calder and MIR. Ran
do'ph brought on Mr.. Undertakes accounts This
oook mad not been packed up, but remained in his
possession, TO enable him TO make out the final re-
ceipt roll, which was not completed until the arrival
oil the ship at Boston. He thinks this book was ne
yer in the possession of Mr. Randolph or Mr. Calder
lie never had Undertakes letter book in his possess
sion except in Mr. Undertakes room, copy some let.
,ers IRON it, He knows nothing of the cutting of any
leaves out oil IT. None were observed by him to be
cut out when he copied from it. On being shown the
oook he recognized il perfectly. He has never seen
before since Timberlakes death- was ON shore at
his room.