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NATIONAL INsTlruTE,

1
WASHINGTON, MAY ~, 1850.
| SIR have the honor to make known to the De-
partment of State the action which this Institute has
taken on the subject OF your communication of the
18th instant That action is comprised in the follow
ing resolutions, unanimously adopted after full dis
cussioL. at the meeting held this evening.
"Resolced, That the Institute will take action
the subject submitted to it by the Department oil
State.
"Resorred That the Institute do now proceed to
constitute committee suitable to be recognised by
| the Government to hold correspondence with the
British Commissioners and TO the reception OF
Americsn productions at the proposed Industrial Elk
| hibltion in London
teen be appointed to constitute Central Committee
on the Industrial Exhibition, and to correspond with
societies and local committees throughout the u nted
States 81
"Resolred, That the President of this Institute be
a member OF the Central Committee.
"Resolccd, That the Corresponding Secretary com
muncato TO the Secretary of State copy of the fore
going resolutions, together with the names of the
Central Committee.o
The following are the names of the members of
the Central Committee appointed in accordance with
the foregoing resolutions
Hon. Willard Fillmore, Vice President Of the United
States, and er oBico Chancellor or the Regents of
the Smithsonian Institution.
Col Peter Force, President of the National Insti-
tutc.
Hon James Pcarce, u, S. Senate, member of the
Board of Regents Of the Smithsonian Institution
Hon. Levi Woodbury., M N. l., Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Commodore Lewis Warrington, U S. ~, M. ". l.,
Chief of the Bureau OF Ordnance and II photography.
Prof Joseph Henry, Vice President of the N. L. Sec
retary Of the Smithsonian Institute.
Proi Walter r. Johnson, Corresponding Secretary OF
the National Institute.
Prof Alexander d. Bache, M N. L. member OF the
Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institute, and
Superintendent the Coast Survey.
Commander Charles Wilkes, u. S. ~, M N. L., late
Commander S. s. Exploring Expedition.
Hon. William w. Seaton, M N l., Mayor Of Wash
ington. us
Hon. jefferson Davis, U S. Senate, member Of the
Board Of Regents OF the Smithsonian Institute.
Lieut.. Matthew +. Maury, u. s. NJ, Vice President
OF the National Institute, and Superintendent OF the
National Observatory.
J. James Grccnough, Esq, M. ". L.
Charles F Stansbury, Esq, Recording Secretary of
the National Institute.
Bureau
Engineer u s. Army.
Thomas Ewbank Esq Commissioner Of Patents
William Easily, Esq, Treasurer National Institute
Lreosrd ID. Gale, M. d., M. N. L., Examiner OF
Patents.
Joseph &. g. Kennedy, Esq, M MI, Superipten-
dent Of Census.
L. Seaman Esq, M. Nj.
have the honor to be
Very respectfully, your obj scrvf,
WALTER r.. JOHNSON,
Cor. Secretary Of the National Institute
Hon. JoaS M. CLAYTON, Secretary Of State.
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Washington, .yunc g. 1850.
Sra have duly received your letter OF the 9th
nl'imp, communicating 10 this Department the pro-
cceing a the National Institute the subject Of my
note 81 the 18th OF the month. Those proceed
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BY Retreat, Simpsons, and Little River
To Floyd @. II. by 8 m, 80 miles,
And back between a and p Tuesday.
Proposals TO return from Floyd c. H. by Canaday :
Gan and Long Branch, ION route 284l,) instead Of
Little River, Simpsons, and Retreat, arc invited
1899 From Rocky Mount at once week. Tuesday !
Nv SydnorsyilIe Oak Level, Prillamans and Eams-
vile; .
To Patrick G. II. by p m next day, 80 miles,
And hack between s a m M onday and IL m next day
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To Liberty by p m next day,
And hack bet ween arrival Of mail from bynchbug, say
Bpm Monday and m next day.
2saI From Rocky Mount al week, wednesday
BY Long Branch and Canadsys Gap,
To Floyd G. H. by 6 m, 80 niles
And back bet ccn a m and p m next day Bee 1888
2s42 From Patrick g. H. at a m once week, Wcdnes-
day, .,
BY Rock Castle Floyd c. H., and Camp Mills
To Chrissiansburg by Ga m ncxt day, 30 miles,
And back between 10 . m Thursday, and m next
day. %
2s43 From Patrick c. II. at week. Monday
by Ararat,
TO Mount Airy, N. @. by 4 p m, "a miles
And back between a m and p m, next day.
Query. Whether necessary
2sx4 From Patrick @. H. at once week, Monday
To Carroll C. II. (Hilsvile) by 0 p m, 40 miles
And back between o a m and m, nert day.
o6As From FIoyd @. H. al . m once week, Sunday
By Greasy Creek and Dug Spur
To Hillsvle by 8 p m, 30 miles,
And back between "a m and m next d~'
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CoNMUNTcATED.l

Mr.. Editor A numbrr of the Officers of
the Twenty Fourth Regiment, after having
duly weighed the claims Of the several Can.
diditcs for the Office Of Brigadicr General,
have como 10 tho conclusion. without intend.
ing 10 r fleet in the sligh,rM drgres on The
merits Of other gcntlernen who are Candidates,
that Caot. j. N. SnrDp is, nj this particular
crisis, tho man for such a position. iIc is
young, vigorous, gallOnl and brave, and by
his conduct on the plains Of Mexico, has
proved himself not only qualified to discharge
his duties as an officer in times of peace. bu,
cmincn'ly fitted for a crisis in military affairs.
The time is fas, approaching when we may
need his services again. We trust, therefore,
si:nt his claims may be well considered. and us
slight compensation for his gallant services
in tho last war. that lio may be pto,notcd To
tho Office TO which his merits cntitc him, aud
for which he is now aCandidutc.
NUMEROUS OFFICERS.
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SPEECH,
OF MAJ. Wa. s. LYLEs, DELlvERED,Ix THE
House OF REPRESENTATIVES.


Mr.. Chairman Unused sir, as am by my
habi,s as planter, 10 much public speaking, Il
10 with great diffidcnce venture 10 address
y0u. The Importance Of tho subject however,
must bc my apology, if any is needed, for tho
brief ircspuass propose TO make upon your
patiomce. as we'll as that OF tho comniittec. II
is admitted OF all hands, that the question OF
our Federal Relations involves matters OF
greater and gravcr importance than any which
have ever heretofore claimed the deliberations
Of this body. Indeed, 1 might with perfect
propriety assert, that tho Revolution itself, 10
overshadowed in Importance. by tho ovcnta
lrans piriDg, and soon TO tranepirG around us.
That was contest for principle. this for life
itself, as well as principle. That was waged
for trfling tax upon tea and paper,--this to
protect our social and political institutions, our
property, our lives.
shall not weary tie patience Of the Com.
mittce, by oven a reca ptulaton Of our wrongs
These are known and felt mo one pretends Ia
question tlcm-they are universally .acknowl.
edged. Shall we submit None here ventures
| to COUNSEL this unmanly and craven course
| All admit sc muet seek rcdress--mnst apply
somo remedy. What then shall il be No,
| discussion surely. for TWO years ago wo de
| olared by solemn resolves, that the time fol
this had past, that tho argument was exhaust
i eu~-not pTolest 6hu TeniOnsVancc, iof tneSo gu'
excite the scorn and derision Of our cnemiss--
not non.ntercoursc, for this is but a palliative
falling far short of tho seat Of the disoasc.--
What then l repeat Is tho remedy2 IL 10
/" Secession aad the formation Of Soather,
Confsdsraey." This solennly believe 10 th,
only way under Heaven, whereby xb can b
saved, and rejoice as man, and palrio,
that upon this point, there is no dvislon among
us.
But for tho accomplishment Of this grca
object Of o.r wirhes. all admit Mr.. Chairsan
that tho cooperation of at leatt portion o
How this corporation shall be obtsined in th
most speedy manner, Is most imPefisn
question for our consideration, and tho only on
upon which we differ. Gen,lcmen vino hsy
4 preceded me IN this debate, have called upon .
J TO wait, wait--wsitupo tho progress OF publiv
opinion In Our sister STATES Well sir, 50 Inn
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Election Notice

a y Election will be held nj the f,,L
lowing places ON the Cd MOND4Y'in in
fcDruary next, for four Delegates To the Con.
vchtton o! the State Of South Carolina.
MANAGERS.
~ Wi1nSbOro.- - onathan B. Micklc. VIM.
Campbell, and Benjamin +. Ravcneu
AZ W'ntccllo.-- Daniel B. kirkland, I,h,
McCGory, and VIM. 4. Martin.
Al Watrs d. TaytorS.--John l.. Kennedy,
i'"iayeuc Dukes and Andrew Domincy.
AZ aSfcruiNe.-Jonatran ~. Coleman
Francis I'll. Ednngton and John +. Coleman.
AZ Gladde"'s Grorc,- Jams A. McCrory,
Silas GLADDEN. aud VIM. W. Lewis.
III ia a'hSo"'s Crc.k.-R. 4. Il. ualmm,
/ iomas Slit aud David r. Evans.
AZ hWingS,cvrthS.--Da ]. Hollis. Can.
non Cason and Musco B. Fugg.
AZ Bu4Hlp.--l,ucus \. Broom, John roylor
and Josiah Ilnant.
~ Lo"gtowa.--John a. Crumpton. Eli
Harrison and John NJ. Goa.
AZ H0re6. Philip Pullig, Thomas Mckin.
s,rcy and james Mann.
!, AT fo"g"csrHic.-Gc Gcorg, Miller, 1.nry
"n&uc and David B.icc
~ Biicc'S Store John Simon,1n, Alcy.
Douglas and John Bricc, Jr.
al Cednr Greek Chapci.- i.--Robert r; Rose.
borough RoLcrt Wake: and VIM. Kennedy.
al Broad Rirer .IcdGemy.-John \. Mar.
tin, Charles B. Douglas and II. a Glenn.
~ B"ckhCad.-D Daniel II. Kerr, Thomas G..
Means and John Z. Arnclt.
NO days 0' election at each brx Meet at
N'nnsborn the "Wednesday following; coun,
he votes, aud declare the election.
Jan IL 4S "a
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sMarr6en.

Married. on tho evening of the 24ll Dc,
ocmber last, by James Aiken, Esq, Mr.. JAMES
M. HoDaE, 10 Miss ReBeccA. daughter of Tic
late lsom Finley, all Of Fairfield District.
Married on the Cd inst. by the Rev. NJ. II.
Fraser, Mr.. J. N. LiGoN 10 Miss AMANDA NJ .
CURLE., II Of Fairfield District.
% We Acknowledged the receipt Of the
Printers Fec, and in return, wish the happy
couple all the pleasures which may be enjoyed
by those who have been joined together by
"thc sllken cord"
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The State Of South-Carolina.
Fairfield District.

IN EQUITY.
Robert Ford. Adm. Of Eslalcl
f a. +. Gun,harp, Bin 10 Mar.
q. b. Montgomery, ct. al.
4 i appearing to the satisfaction Of tho
Commissioner that Sterling P. Hall VIM.
Gylcs and Lucinda J. Giles, his wife, Kosalinc
Hall, and Samuel Hall, defendants in the above
case, reside beyond tho linits Of this Slate :
IL Is therefore, and ON motion Of ]. NJ. Rul,
iand' c"mpainanrs solicitor, ordctcd that said
defendants do appear and plead answer ur
de'nnr 10 the bill in this case, within thrc.
months from The ! hblicalion Of this notice.
otherwise an order pro conlcssio will bc mad.
ugans. them.
JAMES +. McCANTS.
10th January, is6l
Jan. lG 48 IN,
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M ESSl}S. EDGERTON G. RICG.
ARDS and WIN. MATTuEiSEN, Of
Charleston, having purchased from the sub.
scribcr II righ, to use and make the Patent
Sewing Machine, known lS Bradshaw's Pa
icn,, duly patented Nov. %, 1913, notice is
hereby given hat said paicnl is the only origi.
nHi patent, and that I'LL infringemcnls Of Tho
same will be promptly prosecuted.
JOSEPH p. MARTIN,
Assignee OF John ~ Bradshaw, by his AT.
torncs.
!. w. MARTIN, and
J. r. BREWSTER.
Jan l6 AZ Al
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CnllG lG1aterctdl.
LATEST DATES.
COIsEnabio Cotton Market.

CoLCaDiA, jan. ID.
Co'ton.--Iho cotton market o.day present.
cd no now feature, Tho demaRd was steady
and to q luir rxlert. The accounts by tho
Atlantic are now past due, aud most ANXIOUS.
ly looked for, and until they come To hand wo
need not look for any increased animation in
tho market. 4aa bales changed hands. at III
a Is 3-l6. CaroiiaigB.
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The State of South-Carolina.
Fairfield District.

IN EQUITY.
Robert Ford, Adm. Of
A. F.. Gun,harp, BIZ 10 NoysAoY
rs. Assets.
L. t.. Montgomery, a. A.
Try order Of the Cuu, OF Eouiiv,
notice is hereby gwen TO all persons
haSi"g any clnlma or demands whatever
against ihc estate Of said Alfred T.. Guntl,arp.
deceased, 10 present and establish the same by
proper testimony, before The Commissioner in
Eqniiy, for Fairfield District, ut his office, in
Winnaboro, within three months from tho pub.
Hcaii0n hereof.
JAMES q. McCANTS,
{. T.. +. y.
l0:h Janu2ry, 1851.
fJan l6 IS an
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Notice.

UNHE Subcriber will cop,inpe TO carry
- OH his BLACKSM MrTgs gff0P, at the
same place, and will cndeases e. havo all
work entrusted to his care, fsishf0aly executed,
at his heretofore modcTeto chafass. -!
DAVID NIL LJSa
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Estray Horse.

~ ot u dy 1LVKSE.
"a KA ED or Stolen from Capt. ~.
SUITS stable. on the night Of Friday, the
ION instant. Day HORSE. his left hind foot
whtc, about six years old, black streak from
ms weaiEcrs to his tail. Sai,! Horse is what
would be called ronry built. Any person dc.
hVcr'ng the said Horse at James Il. Aikcn's
store in Winnsboro. or Maj Elkns, at Mon.
uceilo, will he suitably rewarded and all rcu.
a"nab!c expenses paid hy
EMlTT Y. CAMERON.
or WILLIAM AIKEN.
Jan IL AZ -
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it'1stIfI, m5f woata mon commerce have wIi

'o' Wouia tilolT commerce nave VIII.
tened every sea.
For myself tlo not love if,-on the con.
trary dcspisc it for its wrongs. its expressions,
us Insu!ts--I dcspisc il for The robbrrics and
murders that have been committed in ,s name
ana under its sanction, upon my countrymen
OF TIC South, Twelve months ego, [ was n
disun,onist upon ID certain contingency, Ium
no" disnnionist per Sc. | would crnsh il
Tomorrow if could, even if the North would
no" reccdc from their position, give up all tho
territories TO the British line on the North.
cease their agitations upon thn subject Of sla
very, restore the Constitution TO lis original
purity, and give us new guarantees for its iu.
lure observance, would not consent TO re
mun. No sir wish 10 fellowship with no
people: whose whole history may be summed
up IN The single word piunder. Three times
already have they deceived us with their COM
promises, they will deceive me no more. There
repentance of the wrong done il rcpentcd of at
all, would be like that Of The prince of The in.
Icrnal region, too insincerc TO be trusted.
when the Devil was sick. the Devil saint would be
when he got well. the devil n Saint was ho
Sir concur with tho Hon. gentlemen from
Charleston and Kcrshaw. that we arc two pco
pie. essentially diff rent in our habits, pursuits
education, &c, and that if the seeds Of dscord
had not already been sown TOO deeply for our
fnturo union, patriotism would require us TO
part for ever, and for one say God speed the
glorious e"tfIt.
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Charlotte u S. G. Rail Road,

FROM md after Tho 22d, DeceppsI,
= tho Passenger Tain viii lea,vc syoin
bin every day, San,lays Isf : g: m.
and returning, wDf'loayc ks9sls7ess;.'si \ 30
p. Nj. S.S !.
OF stages 10 chsS,S "a n. n, -, 'cay,ng Wins.
VVIo S1" Is on ,n0dnd sldays and roiuyn,nu or
'''S N5ht consigned 10 the Agent at Wipn,.
10 VIII DO fofwsfdcd without delay.
w. NJ. STOCKTON.
q, Chief Fnglrrsr,
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iT.luct which new, Will gfestis tconnnHe
labor and render the odcuatOnS 81 the pr ctcai
man comrc her Sye aO ta>y From every single clcuia-
t.u given a. Tins WorA. Numerous other cac 1atrns are
readily modelled that each may be- considered th head
ola numerous family 81 practical results II IS "oEA tat
H. mech auIc should be- without. -
CONTEXT or PART ~ eights and Measures 81 Tine,
Notation and Enumeration. Rule OF Three. Compound Pro-
norton compound FlactiOrs. Decimal Fractions DuJdecl-
mails nyouron. Eyoluuou If Ratios Proportions, Pro-
ercssons. felo" ship or Partnership Interest Position,
Ncnsurafon of Nupcrfices
CONTENTS on PART II -Meusuraton Of Supcrices con-
tinu,d necima, Approximations Decimal EquV-en,s
Table Of CrcumeferceS. squares, Cubes ald Areas OF
Circles from o. 100 al, anclug b. tenth rade 81 ue
Length Of Cculac Ares Table Of Areas OF the Segmens
and Zones of CIcle Table Of Prop0ons 4 The Lenghs
of Semi Fhttc Arcs Table Of ReclprOcas OF Numbers
Table If Weight, aud Values m Decimal Parts Mensnfa-
ton OF Solids Tables by which 10 facilitate the Mensura-
on vi Timber Iabi, rae Supertcos and Solid Contents
Il cDheres Nc sc IA the proper wool cuts " illustrate
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