Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10
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No. 7428-73I2:


Fourth auditor's Office, :
- October 81, 1928.
count OF Robert B. Randolph, Acting Pmser of frigate
Constitution, and find that closed as from The
statement and vouchers herewith transmitted for the do
esioh o the second comptroller OF the Treasury thereon
T. WATKINS, auditor.
To the Second Comptroller of the Treasury.
SECOND CoMPTRoLLERs OrrIcE
admit and certify the above balance, this 9th day Of
January, 1929 RICHARD QUITS,
Second Comptroller.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Fourth auditors Office,
May 25th, 1882.
meht Oh puoc accounts, approved Sd March, 1917. l.
Amos Kendall, Fourth Auditor of the Treasury of the
United States do hereby certify, that the going is
ue Hoih he original report on hIe in this Office
AMOS KENDALL.
Be it remembered, That Amos Kendall. ESQUIRE. who
certified the aforegoiDg Transcript is now and was At the
Tune OF doing Fourth treasury of the
fetal attestations. ~ Va
In testimony whereof I. Loui. McLane, Secretary of
the Treasury of the United States have hereunto
subscribed my name, and caused TO be affixed the
Seal oil this Department at the City of Washington
this fifth day Of May, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thiry-two
LOUIS MLANE
Secretary Of the Treasury
E3
AL xANDRIA, Dec 90, 1880
SIR: Twelve months have elapsed since the subject NJ
my accounts and the various controversies out of them
nave been brought to an issue between the Fourth Auditor
and myself. Serious charges mpca INV nersonai ;
tegnty and official character have been promulgated y,
the world upon the authority of the Auditor You will
readily concur with in opinion that is desirable that
inns matter sha be terminated; and my sense of what
due to myself mperavey enoins upon me the duty of
asking Tor some proceedings which may either fix unon
me the imputed guilt or honorably relieve me from This
state oil painful suspense. am ignorant whether stand
charged upon the books of the Department with any mo-
neys winch remain to be accounted for; if am, pray
that may be apprised Of hem as of any descrp
ton OF charge which stands against me.
Peculiar circumstances in my situation make me solicit
tous upon this subject, and will trust afford an ample
apology Tor the present application to YOU
have the honor to be, with unfeigned respect your
servant, r. B. RAN Dol PH
Hon. JOHN BRANCH 80
Navy DEPARTMENT.
Dec. 9th, 1880. {
ceved '' ~
In reply you informed that Court of Enourv shall
agreeaby your request be ordered early day as
the public interest will permit and OF which YOU will be-
duly informed.
Lieut.. ROBERT b. RANDOLPH, of the IT, states NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENTS
May 4tb, 1882
SIR:-A Court of Enquiry in your case has been or.
dered, and will be held the Navy Yard Cbarlesown
Massachusetts on Monday, the 4th day Of June next
ms WIN give TO you the longest time for preparation
Pfsencaoe, before the supposed sailing of the United
o'ates Frigate from Now York. in which vessel some Of
the witnesses under orders the Mediterranean
AS other witnesses reside in Boston, whose attendance
wouu Dc hghy lnconvenien', and you have
declined waving The personal attendance OF any Witnesses
the Court has been ordered sit that neighborbood
IL will be composed OF the following named ocers VIZ
Commodore Charles Morris as President; Masters Gem.
mandant Thomas H. Stevens and Joseph Smith, MEMBERS
and Henry NJ. Mor6t, Esq. Judge Advocate.
am respectfully, Sir, Your obden servant,
Lieut. ROBERT b. RANDOLPH,
United States Navy, Alexandria, ID. C.