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above mentioned, there was an apparent gam to the Bank of S18,000, all of which the agents accounted for in their settlement

 Col. Sevier retained of the funds coming into his hands, $l4,872, to which he con- sidered himself entitled, as stockholder III the Bank and for which he immediately exc cued his bond, with ample security, to the entire satisfaction of the Central Board and President

 For the better explanation of the subject we beg leave to submit an abstract from the records, showing full and detailed state- ment of the settlement made by the gentle men with the Bank,

 While we feel delicacy in assuming a duty, which more properly belongs to the Chairman of the committee, we could not, in justice to Col. Sevier, refrain from laying before this House the result of an investiga- ton which so triumphantly vindlcates his character and conduct from charges of a very grave nature, which were but too plainly in- sinuated in the resolution instituting this in- vestigation; but the fact that the charges are spread upon the journals of the House, and are now matters of history, which on some proper occasion can hereafter be used, ren- ders 1t the more necessary that the same per petuity should be given to their refutation.

 We attribute to the author of the resolu- ton, no motive of personal malice, or vim dctiveness, nor less pure one than a too earnest desire to promote the public good, and we positively disclaim wish on our part to cast any censure upon him, but would only remark that no charge against the char acter and honor of any individual, could have been more entirely unsupported by a single circumstance of justification, or could have more signally failed in it's object, than this has done