From the Arkansas Gazette.

 TO THE EDITOR.
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Washiagtoa Cifg, .4pril B, 1826. :

 DEAR SIR-As a justification of myself! to my constituents, for not obtaining for them number of patents for which they have applied through me, upon donation and floating pre-emption certificates, you will please publish the enclosed. The great noise kept up in Arkansas, upon the subject of fraudulent land claims, have had in this quarter, at least two, if no other effects namely, 1t has severely injured the charac- ter of the country, tud has put an enibargo upon the issuance of patents, for the pre- sent, upon such claims; and when that em- bargo may be removed, Is what 1 cannot, at the present time, foresee.

 Your friend, A. II. SEWER.