Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1807-01-16 00:00:00, page 2

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'*,» Ttaemettae law reroaistt-M kerettjfcfa* except with.
making «s alteration.
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b*» for it* object,.* tax of percent. «a
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that bank ou a footing,
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expected revenue ,to 0b *.
AtirW oop^th* Kdjtoiot the' western World!
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posals at the: City of
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>tber thinj»which iteontaiwt. the following .
the fir.t number* a comet statfowat will
jp of the plan 6( Col.Burr, which (be editor
' is eonvijiieed 6#!%%: teatifluony produced
kfort, is MX against the interest of toe U
i likewise of the proceedings is tji« Western,
£wfiieh-^& highly UlercMiOg*
psfSonSwho may be desirous ofpatroAising ,
tbijAtL»tiC’l¥<>rhl+ eurpealicited to subscribe at tbe
■---** • * •*-'**-' ■ tiM.i ibid.■ ■.:
Etta*# &•*■* kiter fiat* a member of Congreu to m.
'* - * •tiieiiucni genre k;. received from Spun
„ relativel|oj»r qegociation* with, those"
A neport provnts and seems to be credit
ait oardHTereoeet with the latter Are accom
a: -
modated. Wehav
;somethipg aet» owf cbfl
tradictory, There is dot
? (f believe) with tbs ex#
.Il l • ' * - '
fc.s eutive, nq doobrtbat biy
* .nthere afi^rhoigf to dptjblt. I ^—,
Bey went!
nicatkma were received (wsftre tokfywn Fre*.
place. **. 1
from <Hbratfa*t dated Utirn . 17
|^V|irf&f^Pbere yesterday is th« Two Rretfaera
hi-Reard
KU 4kure Ibat
i safety to Tunis.*
itwf iHli?
igptwMMSAfM
m&353»£J!?3 f=K
» auctions of the American people,
tgenW ■■ <■•' . ■'■ ''■'*»'■ . -fa' .? ^j,.,." 1 -
xn»b«g the republican#,- from a'ditfcfencelki
Opinion, riapecting n% qUeftgJW^ expediency,
4r, o( policyi he ao maafl(|tt *x#|dini to the princi
ple* of Otir goternment : and that in all material
point* tfteiir political faith is the sams-^Yef divisi
ons of Shi* lnpocWdeKriptkm/ltevirtg oaeo ari
leiJa^ay b^psfily fomcated. by' MjSitole
nuU'spirit ) ©r artfully, by the wicked and design
©tiers >M the world. for its beautyand itsstreagtb,
fill bOfptirelyj^lnlatsd,..'.-,. ^C-V ,
j. 'Op^t this subjf;t^:%,i(iiniitifei'of;'di|ihissions,
indof:exer|jtwus,<* ptoduwjd byfontest gfcspuiion,
your sentiments are weft known, and highly appre
lority possess -tbeir£qu;il
ireva
i5gbt$»Jfbifh eqyol lawstnttft protect $juUo vio
i&fifep^ifeiioii.'-AftlSthiwsof tbs .same
*V . J#--.- '*,1 liy'? 'A'ilaWotmainismno m
principle, ought never to ho sailed by dif
iemf DamSs^'lWcgeneral assembly kpow no eh»>
racwr,* who u>i*htptobably W elected to succeed
yon, to wbmn they would up willingly, orfooldso
per
F. . to the*
genenljbappiinak and that *• Iwmosiy and affectfc
tJWj snthout *hl| li||iy *|jb<#rgn- hJe .itwlf, /«»
thtnttsR -•JSfiia&b- -vs*- ,-p\ 'f*??-.
m>*« ibit ia
*iwrv« ♦wt«nion, and our
•.ta^ary thht oni* confidence
eivif lib«rty,
nttjjttUoo rcmiered M nor
ktnciwk
m cB' itfA' t*
ncaund
|a^^6w^)ulilicly ajjen pi.—.
Yofcropiniofi ra
de%ts in ^'fo
sine* annouaewd
yofedw)wtd}««
tatiio in it*.-*'
have beejMfir
have *mr
practice*®
^tbatjg
%e^u^wmSm,
Itrtt.fr*qUW»t|#’v
by Ac fjjjjjm
Oirastiu
of .dffio!
'«* rtodeiimaf
„ % fo fofob num
-- /»f October" last, to which werefav We *)«»
bbserwa, that a'gentlrmaa of .Moor-Town, near
W«*», hadfarchasetf 5 (tone of it from the origi
f*l proprietor, in Ireland foie preceding aMWt,
for which bk pawl 50 gWB«n*. fobis gentleman*,
we afoat libertytO toy. wasMr/Wm. Naylor,
%bo waj» induced to take thi* *lep^ m onier that he
'flight make anexperimenthimself, of fhe nature
•f tin? gram, awl givp. formers arid'dtbfofotufoie
neighbourhood on apportunity of obserringslsfom
Wf'i prfoji^e,^ Rewinds proshig c*ntn«fy,,afd
the frpft setting to,; he rould not sow the a«&lfo
■ad purrhaseCtUl the middle of February, which
Was much too late.. Add to tbisithat Hot being ae^
gfobited .with the proper method of cultivating k
»t tbat season, he caused the greatest part of it to
be dibbled, and that too doep, . '‘and- also before tbs
frost was out Of the ground. The coufciuencewss
that much of the gntjujeaus lost, and did not spring!
ap, and. what did spring was, very lata in ripening.
Indeed, he wa9 obliged to cut it before-it W** folly
*$pe» by which again much of the produce am last
mi the straw/'a's it Could not be threshed out. Not*
Withstanding, all these disadvantages, - however, it
proved itself to be vary valuable-grain* of great:
pr»duce-r*o that it appears it well deserves the at-t
trntiofl of the puhlicfc. The stemdf. straw was
abdot six feet, and he has found that it effectually,
assists the heaviest rains and highefowindj—W pn»».
Werty very dbsihtble in a west and Variable cliumto.
Mr* Naylor tfonhs if its cultivation be encouraged,
that it Will soon supercede in a great'measure every
other specifoof wheat. put what is of still more
importa*cerfos,straw Issaidto be peculiarly nutri- i
tiods for borers, tendering the usrof corn apd hay i
/.In November so|g jajnpalL gart j
<n fats producu for need at five .guineas per stones
t§ej*maiuder be kw$d hiatfalf ifi; good tiine«on j
laud well ps*p4redraotfcat.l*bopri if tb* season
prove* fovoarhWe, fcpoflfeta much better sample of
this.gruijt^jfodi* alMcfa reduc^^ee^ *Tfae cut- j
Irvatioft ftf tbis gwin SW ttn^oohteaiy answer bel
ter in the warm ^pothern cot
lattdl
•ttfiiL- —d in ike North of
otlwbire.,
Inafetterfepm Ireland; dated Htnrrh is, eighteen
wired and tie, a person observes, that he sowed
"e of tfai* wheat on the 1st of March which ri
that the grain was not so large
ppnetl very well
that which
»‘vau*5
•wired a six acre %U, one half of which be dibbled,
and the other drilled; that which was drilled yield
tbe best produce; indeed nearly double
p^jdwet by me other.. He; farther
‘ ‘ ct hem of good ground well pre
broad duiL. and gave it nine
tavered in.. ..The
.hundred! and 2a > stone,,
ne^ allowing fourteen,
was nearly eight feet.
cutting the straw* I
are- healthy, fat,
They kute
hot oats
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^ JfiswfrSntV December "f';
vf—The tiid of Tbomas O,
im titer, for killing Charles Ans*
\ 1806,. commenced IaatTim
*Friday,i o’clock,. P.M.
a » fait and eMe fapwer by
and the hon. ^ucfge Parker,,
the trials having.' suggested
being proved, there was no
•peninEbyth* prosec fttion„
wit&ppie, bwiM»fe.#.|he difcvtn
j ustiiieatio£itre«3«e .Tffttsd., oh' the ids
and^^. ^xter tk»n proceeded to In*
it nuodber oCvithesses crepe •exn
kjidw.i and the counsel for the defea
_*,jprr s* ft>$Nrie!Rft*riucii Uetad foisr kl|n.
mornjng'-the’ftttorBey-geiieraP closed Aar
«spia mtJ|ftpaft of the government, lie observed,
tbps -in fail peealifcrsitiiAtien, nothing bul ft/aeme pt
JiM oflkinl d*ty, and incompliance with tie public
eapeetutioiv.CMdd 4sw induced hup to nudiwahi
the iask. H^ artuaie^t bated frow io to o'clock,
w*h^Ssggs§M3s^;
e? -■ '■ -ift,
i Parkw; weft on* hour in summing up the
» wbich.^H'm iuojpartialandlsarned ohui
^lW;«d ft pn tniM points,, yin. The fact of
.being proved, itera* incumbent <jn the defeb
to prove, , beyond« reasonable doubt, that fee
hda& under deeeeetty to doi*, to save hisown life, or
jto aeoidaeae grear bodily harm intended by the de
^e*aed:—ftiat ebobld h? have proved, this;'j«y£
,by th*_ mridencelit 4N>l*M»d ,th®t the J *■ * '■
jMfNfht to quarrel, or with premeditation, w.
bdion had gone urtned on ’Change for the
Mjg.fft* gnifty oftnanshughtBrni least *'/ ; >
of ISe cutf J»repafid|, it which
.pubBe roe what the evident iei^.Tb*,5ury
Og^edi^leee than a quarter offmfaoqr.that Self
*£'- rt ' y* i m i,h ^ , **■**%%
•f The ^fe^otl£5^£S-,^|j&
;w«drit*ntSro frthfternSi^ uffi^SS
nightjto£the«HhJh««»‘ber
nmrgmgm
W^1$3agl5s!,
Hwh -w.
•rmW?
tov«T,to planfevi
5';* i ■■',
:* Afnejaagewas receivedfrom t
|ad®^pr«f erf and signed the bill Arid
tionfor the naval establishment forthe.)
s^billtpprobibit thewportatienht'sliTesi
t%n up. Sevend ataendtiicntft/j^e;
Ja,tjyesUPP f>>r<|riking outtheSs^d ?'rnrgn^(th*,i
ffetatttngpe*wfclSrsubjectsthe persons iniportwtW =
Be forfeited to the United States) the ay w s*riAayf«*
’ "*’" "'T' ] Ip"
seVeralgeiHlemenefoi?
the course of a former debate, had declared■&*&#
*%>&&*& **&&» «fovm/o^ted&d^ United^
Stateajjwt therefmn moved,*ad%
t|ie&e .vropdsrr—44 Provided nopertonskatibetoM asm '
slave if vtrtncof this act.” :h■
Mr. Early"enquired of! the speaker whether 'thiA%
tees,, wt tba^oeslion ^iati no^sdecidedi ^ 'hbewe
dtords *H:edrgi|*, (the slaves})* retained •, And ..the ~
slaves must be sold. , -*■’ , t' *
;-:. Mr>fiidwe}J.*- It does noMn^lOHly fo^iir be^ T -,
cause forfeited, thatthey muslhie Sold;' iff -: Sc*Ss«S
f The »^^«rde«ded-the'a.me9dtnent
’ Mr^iifoy ^R«keidfovo,uro( the amd|tom^>.Sft
and called for the jtas and.nays. / W-?
Mr. Qnincey agreed to lie amendment, so for as » *
input, bfetdid ibumt provide wbatihould bed«navfttl»s%>
dinem.-, ffo wished* them sold only for a term of,*i.
years. He considered the allowance of theit beingv -
sold for life as a sunction ofslavery by this bi>C tmt
: he •would hot have them sold in; states permitting H
\ slavety, Contrary, to the lads and policy of thole.*
i * ?*' v , , /.*■ * - r-»' i c '•*/'
the yeas and nay^were then taken on % mot
= F'ortheamendment^O-^againaffteo.^fcj^
The $psakerK There are 60 ayes and .60 tiodfe:.
the speaker is against toe motion. .. ;r.,. - . i- efc-w '
< .f’dareday, January 8. / ' **«.*
• f The hill to prohibit the introduction of slaves faf- -.
i ter the Mst of. Dec/ |S07,was readu third time.,.■$■
Mr. Hettinger moved for the recommitment of the »
bill to. a select committee.^ > 4«s%;f.
: Mr. Sloan satdhe should vote against the bill in, '
itl present; form—he wished some provision to bp. '
made for the negroes that might be imported con-;^
trary to the provisions of this billy and not that;'
; the) should be sold,. He hoped the motion to re*
opounit the bill would prevail.. "'Hf
The bill is partial—:hy the ^op#|^utfon all dataaii
and excise shall be equal in the different states ; and.’:
| no preference shall be given to one state oyer ano
ther—This is net a duty, but a regulation winch'*
amounts to ifo*?-But my principal- objec tion* is.tfcewt
sanction: which this bill taenia to of topwhofci,
seventeen states. t,* ^ '
The gentleman from Georgia says we eannot stop ,
the indirect ti ade—they ' will be found jiere.j tlfcy v
must be sold at publjck auction ; how e&sjbtfrett^to %
evade this last, tnay tn*n combine together and a- *
gree to give i
t to nothing for these pefsohsy tauli
II have them for sale.—-r-God grwit;.;#
the impofters
States may never be guilty of saat-V
that the Unit
tioniag this crime of “ -
' dealing in . slaves and - the S
■’ V ''* ■% n:. •' ’ v"V - .J : , ' "
souls of men.*- .
xvir^Duiwtu, ouch is me present
IV181A1I 01
this bill, that* great'part of the
«iu m
thlrtiw compelled Spiote against it—
Cpwour af thetootion to^recwiflil —3>isJbUl fcaa ,
keen only hands, ofc those who were hp
poaCd to what a great part of this bouse wisB-s^Il-si
Iwwbo doubt, if Trecomntitted to a committee of
Seventeen, one from each Itafte/'it canbeso framed
a» to be congenial with the feelings and principlea
of evety member. t ;_ »'-.»•
Mr^Earl^AfterJ^eingipense^onsoniptii
thei
t'is Ml, r
uteion of
tuna
cording th^ir . votes* and leaving the issueto evejaU..;,
The bill ouj^it to be framed according to the wishes^
of those'where the bill is to^have effect, not accord^ ?
ing to the ^eUpgsof gentleinealiostile to rertapt
rinciplesitnit—Thisbilfwilihetarried into
*e it will receive the approbation of ahho|t,, Or
vwyman wh«» it is ttM)perato. They willjfcact
themseluestocanyitinto effect,
•Wfpusto a*|rf ,M»> swrthder
Mt wlplch w« de^^igbh'%c«|a^''1nje ;
to operate .withus'it ought to bo . agreeable ,
0»r feeling*, wishes and principles-^I hope it will l
£ le^Ti i*it*»ested \ -latfWfwe?:,
ight toVt as we deem priiaer.r^TBol,
.to suppose/’ ^ ’ '
tit W thatweean pasaany act on t'
we tojBie uptOdr prnuiples, our n__ _
apowip^^afa tox-of now
power• to, ebolijhjhis.'—a"