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Congrss Of the Un'ted States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WEDNESDAY, AprI11.
lTaken far the AIesH"d|ia Goseft<'1

Mr. Randelbk submitted the following
resolution r,
Rrsolved. That the secretary OF the trea'
surv be directed 10 lay before tais house a
statement Of the annual receipts into the
treasury from the commencement 'oi the
nre,en, federal government 70 the end OF
The wear 1909: distinguishing the amount
Of such annual receipts us may have pro-
cy.drd from the duties 90 imports and tom
mage. from the internal revenuts, from the
tlirre, tax, from che sale VI public lands, ana
from loans: .osslhsr with y abatement OF
oh. amour, of debt annually incurred ana
rrir,but sed within The same period.
Adopted. >,....
Of the whole on the bill for altering the
,im. of holding she circuit eoaru IN Mary
,iand-.Mr. Pfrklsi 10 the chair. :,
The committee rose, reported the biIL
!. wss ordered 70 be sngrosssa and read q
third time tomorrow. ~
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a!sranorta T,aslp 6zsstte.
sTRURScXY, APRIL u.
To TIE p9liteness of gentleman in Washing-
ton sce are indebted far, the faAaa0ins
summary d
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the ship Sally arrived at Boston from
London, papers havs been received 10 the
18th OF February.
New measures are about to be adopted IN
Holland. TO prevent commercial tnreteourss
with Ena,aud-The French frlgate Como
Mere is staken--Bnnaparte is to marry the
emperor Of Rdssia's sisier--a iact--ooar'
cohH has SAILED from St.Maloea for India
An investigation is going on, upon the ex-
ped,ion TO the Schrldt--Lord Melville It
i positively said and believed, TO have
joined the opposition-The John Adams
arrived safe at Amsterdam, landed her mo-
ney and was to sail again as soon as possible
and touch at England: British exports for
the year 1So8--2J, 600, oe0--18oS. $4,000,
COO. The Duke Of Kent packet had arriy-
Cd in "a DAYS from New York--Feb. 9Th,
papers were called for in Parliament re.
speeding the American negotiation and
Rranied--Feb. S!h, at The lsvee The Ameri-
can minister was present, his nam. is men
hi6ned FIRST Of Six othvss. A messenger
from Paris arrived in England Feb. lith,
with dispatches for Nr. Pirkncy--The
Eu,aw, Grant, is condemned in the Eng.
lsh eour, Of admiralty. . g..
The British minister at Lisbon is super
coded he sailed from that place on the
1O,h of Feb. for England, from whence it
Is said lie is To proceed Tor the u. States in
aLiplomalic character.
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PROGRESS OF A ELL.


A msmbsr q the house rises and offers
arss.lution. II is adapted A committee
is appointed TO bring 10 bill. The bill is
reported, read twice and referred to com.
nittee of the WHO'S for a certain day On
.u:h day, or some subsequent day, the
committee cf the who'll commence dis
CUSTOM, Perhaps half dozsn in the
house have examined che bill previously,
as in duty boVnd. A, b, and c arc strong.
" in favor Of tsx bill ID, E, and + as vio-
kprly opposed tois. 6, H, I, and K, are
busiiy engaged in writing electioneering
fvucts TO their constituents. /, NJ, and n
are closely occupied in reading newspapers.
OF, and @, are chatting on different sub
iec;s by the FIRE place. K, S, & I, are ah-
sen, and indisposed, having spent the night
before at bragg or loo. w, and w, are
listening atten,iveiy, but without quantum
of intellect sufficient for comprehension ~
KY, aad z, have gone to take ride
Two hours are spent in debate; when some
one rises and assures the chairman that the
bill is no, understood, Enough i, has been
kine ON the. table of each m. mber fort
nchsI and moves that the committee rise
and report what is. called pr0sress.> Ano-
thcr hopes that the committee will not rise
aud spends half an hour to prove the inu-
,iiav Of rising. The commiitre rise. The
question is taken up in the house. A mo-
ton is made for adjournment. The yeas
aud nays are called on the, question OF ad-
iournment. Zach calling of the yeas and
A.ys costs about one hundred dollars y
\ The motion is lost. Debate continues. The
speaker Geclsrs that there is not quorum
within the bar. Another motion Is m:de
to diourn. Carried. .... ..
Some time after the bill comes again be-
fore The house. A motion is made 70 con'-
mix i, to a select committee. The question
!. is discussed half an hour. Another motion
Is mad. to conmi. IL to a standing commit.
Ne, to whom the subject properly belongs
The yeas and nays are taken on the hr's
nc,icn--les. On the second mosion--loss.
Il is then moved TO rseonmit is to q com.
aiuss Of the whoI<. Not carried. An in.
definite pos.ponsmens ismoysd. The qass.
lien debated an hour. In the course OF
debate, a question arises on q point OF or
De-, An hour 10 lose on THE question. .-----
The speaker decide the member noe 10
sdst, An appsal.is made from the chair.
The ysas and nsys are taken. II 10 lass
taAsr .ips and The. house adjourn:
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coaeh,nakins 81 all it,syarioi,e
Branches. ...., !.
+. Il TAILOR.

I'd ESPECTFuLEY informs Nj tisub
IN and the public, thal Il. SeAtiA Us q
carry On the CsaeAsmsaieg 1sHssesssia or 60.
various brsnehss, - ths shpp in Fsrsss,
street, formerly occupied b. kAss md 7Sp-
or, where oil ordsrs q bic Inc of baaiueU
viii DO strictly attended j, W. 3f.'al
From pa estabiishnsnt, efsthrss years =
the above line sf budpsss he, 80. ahIe "a AZ
Is . proofoi his wosknaaahip, - .hss many
vouchers. e .e, &, = r., sf ~ !.
Gsnuensh whe. ny pleasa ssfsssi III },
or dsscsi lllans nay, llpsad CO issiSs ~
yock III Issd .sita sss,asss ~ - ~
~. I. al kinds ef Carriages ~ aeir1 w
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e. The Episcopal Congrega-
ton are respectfully informed
that the Rev. Mr.. BARCLAYS
Church will be opened for re-
gular performance of. Divine
Service on sunday next.
ARRlL II.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to tho estate of
Samuel Dunlap, an insolvent debtor, are re-
questA to make payment, 10 the subscriber,
aud all persons having claims against saia
state are requested to bring them forward
Cor examination. :
CHS. l., CATLETT, Trustes.
MaFch "a. PAW
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.sex----. -. .aI.., ryls <. .;'qt,
y The bill rsmes sgain before the heuse
A motion d, msde soreiee.i.: tn. motion
discussed: Not carried. An amsndaeus
is offered. Discussed. An amendmens
Is oasred to the amendment. The ques.ioa
IS debated. A proviso 70 the amenduen.
Is Suggested. Reasons against It. Provi-
SO rejected. Amended amen dmsns reject
ed. Original amendment, accepted. Ar.
garments IN favor of tie sual passage Of the
bill. Arguments against it. A member
comes 10, who had been frelickinR here
and there for several days. Enquiries wha.
is before the house. Is informed. He
states to the house an important fact, total
iy altering the merits of the bill, His state
mens is denied. Parties grow warm. A
motion was made to recommi. the bill to
select committee, that they may examine
documents and facts. Motion opposed
Finally carried.
"A fortnight elapses and the committee
report a new bill. Discussed half day
and at length carried. 1t is sent to the Sc.
nate. Undersoes the same lace rations
and amendments there. After month is
returned to the house with an amendment.
1t is the last day but one Of the session
The bill as amended is called up. The
call is opposed. A. declares that j. is cru.
81 to dslav the bill any longer. b. asserts
that there are sixty bills that ought to be
passed, before tie house shall rise. B. re.
plies il. another speech Of half an hour, to
prove the inpol;cy of spending one minute
on this bill, when there are ye. unpasse ed
so many bills of great national importance.
The bill is not takeu up-Congrsss rise.
The bill is founded on a claim agains,
the y. S. for about s 800. Tbs claimant
is.Present during the whole session. This
landlord in the spring puts him in prison
tor board and expencss.
On one Of the first days Of the next sss.
session member gives the house de tai,
OF the proceedings on the bill, the previous
session. The subject is referred to select
commitsse--A rew bill is reported; this
undergots al: its former changes. Towards
the close Of the session, it is discovered
that the claimant, poor, sick, disappointed.
broken hearted-yis dead The bill sleeps.
The next session the claimants widow
petitions. A bill is reported. After two
or three sessions more, il is passed almos,
unanimously.
Such is nearly the progress Of many a
bill. Look to tina, Of Amy Darden, which
has been in the house ten or dozen years.
and at last is passed into an act after an
unnecessary and enormous expsnce. What
have congress done this session Exprnd-
ed nearly two hundred Thousand dollars in
acme triains business, that ought not to
have engaged them fortnight; and in la
borious discussions on ponderous vacuities,
bulky inutili,ies and suicidal absurtIties.
Independent America".]
.Congre6 of the Un,ted States.
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urbibus u!t.usa /;

---Etrialii urbibus u!t;asa;
Stctere CAUSE cur parirens
Fundilus, impgimeretque nuris
Hostile aratrum exercltus insoens.
Hon.
And angry parties rage-----hath been the cause
why lofty cities bowed the head anil inso-
lent with conquest, why the foe hath drove
the plough share DER the ruined walls.
My preceding numbers have anti.
cipated some Of the considerations
which. if l wrote with more method,
would have properly found their place
in this. 1t was not easy to avoid
sketching some of our present evils
while | endeavored to shcw the pr o!,a
bility Of their continuance. | NIGH,
here resume the subject, and enicr.
ing into long details. demonstrate
those losses which are bu, too severe
ly felt. might swell my paper with
list of captures and dctentions, of
ransoms. burnings, and the different
forms of national exaction and indivi-
dual rapacity. Bot confess rcpug-
nance to this part of my task. Is it
necessary that should pursue it? DO
you feel that insul, you my country
men, when l persuade you to pay to
interest what you owe to honor; when
I suppose it necessary to enlist the
most sordid motives in the purest
cause, to hire you to be Independent,
and calculate for you the wages Of pa
triotism that may entice you into its
service f? Do you resent this as an in.
dignity? Do you reproach me with
calumniating your character. under.
yaluing your spirit and doubling with.
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On these accounts ] do not hesitate to reeoin-
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and deserving public attention..
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THE STRANGER.

d 7sf : p Z,
Z Written On a Desert Island tn a Gale.
Here the waves on Jekyl breaking,
Raging bowling, beat the shore
/, See the oaks grey locks are shaking,
Hear the stormy northeast roar.
Now the moon, from clouds emerging
Emits a pale and transient bearn, J.
Where. the waves round JeAyl singing,
Retlecs the canop.Hres lonely ,stssu,. Z y
) SEQ the stranger. faint and'wearys ,s +
Rest him here from toll and cafe
Sleeps ne in a place dreary
Sleeps heiu the open air
Sound he sleeps, the sand his pillow.
Secure he rests him any where
Though reposing on the bilIow
In the strife Of natures war.
Though round his head the lghtninss ftaFs
And opening thnnders lengthening roa,t
Though at his feet the rived oaks crash.
And the tail pine trees strew the shore
In vain shall countless peri's face him,
In Vain shall dangers arm be barred,
Psrils--dangers ers-va'n must chase him
For potent SPELLS his guard.
On his head fathers 6ies.-ng,
On his cheek mothers tear,
When last caress'd, again caressing,
Pure affection drops i, there.
Though the arid waste be dreary,
Though the moons pale light be gone,
Yet the strangers soul is cheery,
Yet he rests him here till morn.
See the sleeping stranger sm,ling,
See the tear drop gathering there;
'Tis dream of home beguiling
Him from sorrow and fromc are
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NATIONAL STANDARD.

TUnder this title, series Of essays, address
ca 70 the people. have lately appeared in
the Aurora. They breath the spirit Of
independence, the confidence of recti-
tude, and the energy of patriotism. They
address themselves to the understanding
and to the heart. They are desultory,
rather than studied, and convey the ardor
of an enthusiastic mind. But one subject
has been discussed and one principle
maintained: the justice Of the American
cause, and the necessity Of its defence.
The following is the fourth number; it
embraces the principal arguments OF those
which preceded it.]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-13
COMMUNICATION,
"LONG SPERCHESn

Perhaps 1t did not occur to- Governor Ty.
Ter, when he nveIghed, in his nessage a
Sainst LONG speeches, and almost "a, long
opinions. that there are actually cdses on
record. in which the gentlemen oTthe L0ng
tongue have been crcumscribed by sfakufe
and rule. These facts occur besides IN the
history OF two republics of the old world
Athens and Rome. SO that there is anti
quty also in favor of the idea These f,cts
are established by the following extract from
= The PREDATORY Discourse" Of Sir William
Jones', prefixed to his translation from the
Greek Speeches of IsSus I'M Causes con
corning the Law of Succession to property
at Athens"
" The 'ime, which these judicial speech
es were not suffered to exceed, was Drevi
ously fixed by the Archon according to the
nature vt the cause and the number of per
tineht observations which it required and
this time was regulated by the dropping of
water through glass, called ciefSvdrd,
which was carefully stopped. when any yer
bal or written evidence was produced, or
any law, will, or other instrument, was read
to the court: this was a restriction IN most
cases highly expedient for the dispa CHI of
business; ~ (Mr. Tyler gives the same
reason,) although Tacitus considered the
PomfetaH law by which the length Of a
criminals defence was limited TO three
hours, as a check to the free course of elp.
qusnce; and, as the power of allotting the
due quantity of water seems to have heen
discretionary in the magistrate, the success
of cause might, perhaps, depend too
much upon his vigilance, attention. and sa
gacity; on the whole. we proceed better, I
think without any sach restraint"
| AS a proof Of this, ia reading the Speeches
Of lsGus. you sometimes see the Orator cry
ing out to the Officer, Let the water glass
be stopped. Though we think thaf tho