Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24

s,i snx Gus to get back in hopes OF receiving a
letter from my friends.
The country, as have said, i. extremely beau
t,iu. particularly about this place, and the Me-
thodist preacher who described Heaven to his
congregation an - Kentucky of place." would
not have very lar missed ~, were the whole state
like Fayette county, but have seen some places
10 which man might prefer a comfortable corner
In Pufgaiory. The whole country, as FAR as !
have seen il, is bed of limestone formed princi-
rally OF shells, which afford very rich SOIL
Csverns OF great extent found i'm ffereni
parts, one about five miles from this, which in
tend visiting tomorrow, has been explored for
more than mile. IL is called Rus-eli's Cove,
aud has several times been used by the inhabitants
of this place for Fourth of July dinners and balls
We are requested 10 correct q mistake which
occurred in the .Times." and some other papers
Of this city, in relation 10 The return OF the Hon
HEMAN ALLEN, late Minister OF the United
STATES to Chill. MIR. Allen has not been recalled
as therein stated; but returns to the United States
by his particular request, made 10 the Go
vernment and granted. Those papers which have
inadveranily committed lhi= essc! IL ph:aseoiosy,
will be doing justice to the Minister By correcting
it.-.N. \. Com -fdp.
The National Gazette communicates the grs-
tifying Information of the arrest OF the whole gang
lating the spurious notes of bunirs I'd dollars
and twenty dollars, on the bank OF the United
States, which have lately made their appearance.
Their detection etfectejby the excellent police
of Philadelphia, who after taking them through all
their windings, for several months, succeeded at
length in seizing the rngleaders, the engraver of
the notes, the printer, the sgners, and the principal
agents in the distribution OF them. II is added that
in consequence of these frauds, the Bank, for the
security of the community, has caused notes
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issued in superior style OF workmanship, with
the latest Improvement in The art Of engraving
A letter from Cape Hayten, under date of 81
inst. TO a merchant OF this city, says: &c This o..
ment we have alvices from Port Prince, that a
new Tariff will be promulgated in day two,
increasing the import duty American produce
from IL 10 l6 per cent, al vslorem articles,
and about 33 l. 2per cent additional on all articles
which pay specific duiy-to 90 into effect about
Est October next. Ball. american
Bank 1fthe Commonwealth of Krntucky.-
This institution has now in cir cula,ion, according
to the reports on the frs, of July, noies 10 the
amount of $sSl3, sSi 81. For the purpose of re-
t!eemng these notes, she holds The notes of indi-
viduals for loans made to the amount of ,42c,
1862 %, and real estate of the value of $50 59l So
making in all $l,457,354 AZ, leaving an excess
over and above the amount to be redeemed, OF
I643, 400 90. This excess. after making some
allowance for bad debts, will have to be paid by
the debtors to the bank, In gold or silver, or their
Equivalent.
The skennel presses that publish by authority,
when charging General Jackson with participation
in Surr's conspiracy, did not TO know of The
existence OF the following letter.
Latter of Gen. Andrew Jackson to his Excellenc y
William Claiborne. warning him to be on the
alert defect the Burr conspiracy.
SlR,- Although it is long time since
wrote you, still that friend.hip that existed
remains bright on my part, and although since
have had the pleasure OF seeing you, have wad-
ed Though difficult and most dissgreeable scenes,
still / have all that fondness for my old and
former friends that ever had, and their mem =
DRY has been more endeared to me by the treach-
cry / have experienced since / saw you, by
some newly acquired Indeed fear TEACH
cry has become the order of the day. This in
duces to write you. Put your town in a state
OF defence. organize your militia. and defend your
city well against internal eneRIes external
my knowledge does not extend 80 far as to au
tborize me to go into detail; but fear you will
meet with attack from quarters you do not at
present expect. Be upon the alert, keep a watch
tul eye upon our General and beware of an attack,
as well from our own country as Spain. l fear
there is something rotten in the state of Denmark
You have enemies within your own city that
may try TO subvert yeur government aud try
10 separate u from the Union. You know | ne
hazard ideas without good grounds - and
you will keep these hints yourself. But
,ay again, be upon the alert your government
fear is in danger. fear there are Plans on foo,
inimicAl to the Union. Whether they will be at
tempted TO be carried into effect or not l cannot
say; but rest assured they in operation or | CAL
culate badly, Beware of The month OF December
love my country and goyernDsnt-I hate the
Dons ! would delight to Mexico reduced
but will die in the last ditch before I would
yield foot 10 the Dous, the Union disuni-
Cd -. I
safety profit by il, and the Ides of March
remember
With sincere respect, am, as usual your sin
cere friend, ANDREW JACKSON.
November l2, 1906.
Epoitmsnts of Office in Great B,fain "A London pape
states thaifhs Lord CsmeilC $4,000 dolls per
Attorney General $4,000; Solicitor General S5OOD Mas
Of The kolls 81 OON hef of ir a. n.