Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

Monday last, and tentencrd 10 be hung on En-
day Both inst
augusta. (GeorgiG) Oeii.
John G4fmnrin, svcrsnith, was arrested on
Tuesdsy evening ln3t. upon the charge OF setting
FIRE 10 lis house, which occasio ned the de-
st,uclive ennnagration on the 2lth all. lie was
brought up Yesterday before the City Council
and after tho examination of various Witnesses
was remanded 10 prison Tor further proceedings
lie yas npan under examination this morning
aud we have Just learned the Council have
finally compticd him 10 await hs trial before
the Superior Court in November ensuing. Mr..
uuimarin has lpng resided in this Cry, and has
borne thr character Of an ingenious aud indus
t,ious man He has large family aud IS said
10 be IN easy circumstances. His case has
excited much interest IN The community. We
shnll MOI pretend TO give any oil The clfcnmstan'
ces which led 10 hs arrest. IL ~ now IN the
hands II The Law, under grave and serious
charge, and there We leave him, in the hope that
Justice may he finally awarded lCOmier
The Broadway marble house, No. f43, n
Y. which u - feet wide, by 40 deep, WIN
brick walls II inches thick. irontand rear, mud
eide walls inches thick, has been raised from
the ground, ohnoirs and all, TO the height oil
seven Lei, IN orNef 70 Nt' hh"'"' wv J =
II was done by means Of screws, under the d.
rection Nh. Smr3n Brown.
The Sheriff of the County Of Albany IN Y
has been re moved (, ON office by The Governo,
for sandry malprac,crs and official miseoh
duct.
Horrors Of a gully conscience would
seem that after Wade, the Boston Bank robbef,
had secured possession OF the money. he found
himself in the unhappy prcdcamen' OF the phr'
chaser OF the - Bottle Imp II became, rs ibo
saying is, more a plague 10 him Than profit. II
haunted HIM day aud night, and bis mind Is
said not 10 have been AT ease I'LL his trunk was
dlsbufdened offs Ill gotten contents aud they
restored TO the righIful owners. such IS ever
the attendant Of III gotten wealth u carries ITS
own sting IA its bosom. which forever preys
upon the conscience. The robher Of bank,
i, the robber Of the widow aud orphan that
holds stock therein. The plundere, OF such Is
so pm sued by Temotse Of conscience, thai he
may be considered as enduring a kind oil tore
taste oil the horrors of the damned
We called Yesterday afternoon AT the store
OF Messrs Lewis Vernon a. Go. IN Chestnut
street, above Third. 10 look at some glass nr.
iieles about 10 be sent TO Washington, 10 fur
nisb the East Room OF the Presidents house.
OF thres splendid chandeliers, ono has been
pu, IN order aud hung up IN the store, the glass
Of which II ls composed OF uncommon excellen.
cy, perfectly pure, aud cut with great ele-
elnce and precision.
-Four large mantle glasses, tho plates Of whc
arc each ieei by feet, are also for the same
room aud may vie with any other simi lar at
ticles in this country. Messs. l.. Vernon Il
r. HaUs ,tha If igl,
for the Presidents house and We may add
that their store appears furnished w,lh goods
that would excuse some liberaliiy ol expendi
tune. Phiiad. Z. S. Gas.
Siraws. In the Buffalo Journal "a regula
nomination paper OF Tuesday last, W. find thr
following paragraph which is published for
the beniit oil all whom it may concern
N. T. finer.
"'The recent demonstrations in this county,
SO far as they can be considered MS having a
bearing in national politics. may b. Sc, down
as uneeusocaily IN favor of Mr.. Calhoun
Sugar aud Rum.-A gentleman from the
West indies, now IN tits Guy, states that for
the last eight years, he has exported 10 the
United States on an average from 1000 TO 81 o
puncheons oil Rum and from 1000 20 1000 binds
of Sugar per aunum aud that until the last
year II has ALWAYS yielded him a profit. His
exports during the year, both OF Rum and Su
gar did not exceed 1900 hhds more than
half ofw hcb principally the forner) remains
unsold, and Will not yield 90 per cent, on the
Cost and charges. In consequence of this state
ofthings, he has abandoned his plantation and
removed from the Island. The diminution in
the demand for Rum, we suspect is to be stiri
buted partly TO the Temperance Societies,
while the Sugar owes its depression TO the
increasing quantity manufactured at home.
The amount exported last year from New Or
leans, exceeded that of the preceding year by
about % per cent. being 81 $40 hhds. In four
years more, il is estimated that Louisiana will
be able TO supply the whole United States, aud
thus supersede the necessity Of importing from
abroad. M Y. Jouyn, Com.
Sugcr--The Hon. MIR. Gurey, member Of
Congress, from Louisiana, apprehensive that
an attempt will be made at the next session of
Congress to abolish or reduce the duty on for
e'gn sugar, which Is three cents a pound, has
sent Circular letters TO the planters in Loaisr
ana, to obtain facts on which TO strengthen his
opposition TO the dlscontinuance or reduction
ofthe duty. His intention is 10 resist an expec.
ted argument that protection il no longer ne.
cessary.
GThe 81. Augustine Herald Of the 23d. ult
states that The crop Of Florida Oranges ill not
be 30 large this year as the last, but that the
Quality will be quite as good.