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vestn1ent of the " Smithsonian legacy" was satis
factory to the Central Board of Directors il gives
mo pleasure to say, that the settlement of tie ac-
counts of Messrs. Williamson and Seyicr was NOT
only satisfactory to that Board, but their entire
agency in the negotiation and sale of the Bonds
disposed Of by them the disposition and arrange
mont of the funds coming into their hands from
such sale, their long and unweared attention to
all the matters connected with their mission. tho
prompt and faithful manner with which thew dis
charged every duty connected with il, was such
as not only give entire satisfaction but to entitIe
them to the thanks and obligations Of the Board.
Though your request refers only to Col. Sewer.
1t Is but justice to both gentlemen that this public
avowa should be made.


Very respectfully, your ob't. serv't.


A. II. DAVIES.
Hon. A. Rust, &c.
One more request, and that is, as YOU have pub.
lIshed the majority report, l hope, at your earliest
leisure, you will publish the report of Rust and
Myers. All ! want is all the facts before the cour-
try. Very respectful y,


Your ob't servant.


A. Ii. SEWER.
lho following is the statement of tho Treasury
Department, referred to by Col. Sewer IN the first
part OF his communlcation.-L. X. Times and
Adrocate.


Treasury Department, 9th Feb, ls43.
SIR have the honor to transmit to YOU the
transcript requested by your lot,er of the Sd INST


Respectfully. your ob't. serv't.


w. FORWARD, Sec'y Treasury.
Hon. A. II. SEWER, Senate.