CRYSTAL SPRING, JOHNSON Co.,, ARK,

 October 4th. lS43.
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To the Editors of he .4tfsansas Hqtelllgeaeer:

 GENTLEMEN-ln your last paper per- eeived communication from W. s. Oldham, in which, in answer to some inquiries made in the Little Rock Gazette, he explains the reasons which influenced him in the appoint ment of the Committee upon the subject of the Real Estate Bank, and the sale of bonds by Col Sevier and Williamson; and as said committee was joint one, refers to me for my reasons for the appointment of the com mittee of the Senate on my part can only say, that in the appointment had no other object in view but an impartial investigation By reference to page 2l, of the Senate jour- nal, it will be seen that appointed Messrs Ficklin, Bean, and Nicely, on said committee; and at page 24 of same journal, it will be found that Mr. Walker, (of Washington coun- ty,) was added to said committee, by vote of the Senate, and for whose appointment cannot therefore be accountable. How those gentlemen discharged their duty, is already before the public

 Allow me, gentlemen, to add, that have ever entertained both political and personal feelings of friendship towards Col. Sevier and as yet have seen no cause to entertain any other feeling.

 am, respectfully,

 . Y our ob't serv't,

 SAM'L ADAMS.