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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19

resting place for the moment the sandy reef which
we have referred Il Ia a source Of mach satisfaction to
know that If they must have spot in the South,
they have selected this little ridge of sand exposed to
all the storms Of ocean, proverbal terror to navgs.os
and aording very little either to rob to destroy
There L. probably, no place along all our coast where
they can do Us less injury and where they would suffer
more The little town of Portsmouth, which they are
reported to have recently taken, situated on the reef
a. the Ocracoke inlet and Is inhabited principally by p
lots and Sailors and some owners of vessels, and few
shopkeepers necessary to minister to their wants. u"
owes It's existence to the fact Of s adjoining the near
water of PAmco Sound where vessels must anchor
and wait for fair winds and tides to cross the shallow
and dangerous bir Of 0cracoks inlot-and after pass
ipg outw.rds as usual but partly laden 10 wait to re-
ceiye tie remainder of their cargo, carried across the
"bar by lighters The occupations OF the whole resident
population Portsmouth connected with the YES
sells which have wait here" 0racoke Inlet Is the
best of all the nets North Of Beaufort barbor AID yet
this affords only six feet Of water across the bar Beau
fort habor Is tho only deep inlet through the whole reef
This gives seventeen feet of But this Is connected
with the sounds only through the narrow strait called
Cove Sound which only yields four feet Of water It Is
thus cut of from all the Deep nsvigable waters of the
interior Il Is thus seen that enemies have selected
spot worthless in ITSELF dangerous to them and OF very
little use as means Of annoyance to the trade Of North
Carolina The little craft that navigate the sounds have
other inlet though not of equal depth and they may
communicate by the Dismal Swamp Canal with Norfolk
Ii Il not presumed that enemies have any shrs Of
war; or steamers of war; Of little draft to the
bar and enter the sound.
Mr.. Rufin remarks: "Tsking the whole space with
in the outlines of Pamlco, Albemare and Currituek
Sounds, and their connecting waters and Of all the
Deep still and unobstructed waters Of the many rivers
"dichsrging therein, there is not one of the Atlantic
States which has such great extent Of good and smooth
navgable water--and safe from storms slso by It's to
geographical features and entirely removed from any
invasion, or effective blockade, by hostile naval
| force" BE continues afterwards The whole ocean
shore of North Carolina is to navgators and
noted for the number of shipwrecks, and especially
near Cape Hateras" We may we'll afford to congrat-
late our enemies upon their acquisition.
We know of no volume containing 30 much interest
ing information this strange country, as the one now
| before US.
The various other courses which are served up, we
must pass by for the present
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19
Salt Law.

"a Tbs Hpqa t6s IGiOcOnsoiOnabls spectators than
by sound economy, has passed a sil authorizing the
seizure of salt by the Governor. We do not know an
is provisions bu: we sa:&ied, from what hear
of IT, that the remedy il than the evil Il very
doubtful whether any legislation the subject posi-
be- which will rot produce more mischief than good
1t is to be hoped that the Senate before giving the bill
It's sarc,icn. and making it law, will DO certain that the
troubles Of the community viii not be thereby increased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19
= Letter from New York ssy7
z, "a. El;lpr of ths WIG

To ne Editor Of The Whig:
10 nv article Of yesterday on Taxation and Su age
on Of the concluding paragraphs mis- printed, and
oald nave been as fol)Hs: age 10 Incompetent
pIs,ns is a necessity that We mus: gradually remove
"by removing incompetency-by spreading virtue and
intelligence, guarding sgainst evil Elects meanwhile,
"by consecutive restrictions. We must always keep in
view human ability and the capacity OF cur race
" for seif-Rovtrnnent"
II you think it uO'th the space, you obge me by
mskrg the correction.
Tcurs respectfully.
BIS, OLA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19
DIED..
''cloek. henry N.
ROBERT.

On Wednesday morning. the 18th nst at o'clock HENRY NJ
WADE Itq Of this city.
Bi uusr. Will take llscs ths rhurday morning. II oci
fom Days Erect Church His hlenjs AMI scquntan sud
o,s Of h son. william H. Wade respectfully Invited 70 a.
tend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19


The Journal des Debats approved ana reviewed toe
Moneurs article aud adds that the French Government
10 10 hurry 70 recognize the southern Cohfederaey
Other French papers express the same opinion
y,on IN. Nav York Herald Of IL. 18Th.
THe SITUATION.
49, -. r,,o,, and c,v =, W..
Inc European ns IN IT, "a c. 30 D.
ipgson teegrspneo rom hIiIat sna oape nae, aud
un,cn Puohsneo W sne ne, ,.. - " rne
h'gne1 importance 70 ." eiaesee VI oui ieue's. ihe
a1vces from Great Britain are oa.ed 70 Tue On instant
emoacing recoro VI 'ne an4I n "HIspHeu .
England aoo france i,otn 'ne 1oh " No'emo,, pc
riod Oh seven Gays. 90 Ht 90 s"e
the presen. posuo1 OF ss Is. 49, a.. ns
P,oo.oe i1,u.e pm, g.. !, 70 ~ var. 60
tries towards the Unitea ssa'es' Oh avery serious
cnarac.ef -, ;,,o,s. Mitch ot .,.;,.,,.,,
hasAno . ts,. ,...sr.,.d IN hsr 40 Nv tho -,
oy INC supPoeeu ~ Sn I'm ~ ho.,d ,ho mai s,a,ma,
res! Of Jason ana onae =. ,;on ~ ,ha Iondor
Trent. Inc ANU seefou '. VIZ 20
has asneo the peoPi, in.o Peileo' s'o'n aaIa
Cabinet Councu, heid win .ner po'se sna cAuol rug
ing In the ears OF the Minister'S mas almost sereeu u
making the case q cause OF war Si.u oui ~
Asa hrst result tne harop1 u ,Sa SJia., ga ,ooT
oy order OF tne go'.I"mens " aHS '0JA
Qieen's messenge. On ooA.s, VII =. ,.s,,no,aS
Lyons, h "n,ou' 800 Ii,..is 4, an AMI de,sr
" ue.aue - a.,a,.,;on oT ss,on ana clid,I tn
mined manner, the restoration ol naSoa aa I''aea "
the traveinog STATUS anu ppsniou Tn'oI wy AZ
lore OaPtain WILKES sooA 'o ", W ~. -. - -,
sroua OF ana gSverp r',ua aPOS ,hs Tn,
eiheer from the pan 'Aeinto ,o~afus VIC ire9,,
Inc Lon9on Jou".n NJ -. r. ao,s,ons,ce a
Cabinet had resolved on 'nis coSne N -
navng oeclsion run 'ne ~. y, W. r. $50
the n'ct tat Tue se1ute VI 'ne y, 'Io
ern Envoys 10 Europe was h.ees uuasr 'ue
cee, and as mucn an outrage agsinss -"
h mad oes9 tnec,ed On pil''sa soIi. 49,.
An as adoinona stimulus NC Lonuos e Uo'u
ministerial print, dema5as .nA. nson $40 s'asn
De paGsS ,t Ua Toush vass I,ing ether in The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19

GENrL MAN from the country, Who give reliable
IA rsisrsseeJ TO charaetr Ae desires susti,n 10
LEG Innate busnes, 10 Tbs city, For particulars adtrs lone
diA'ely, AB.
deis-h' 81 Wing Ones.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19
Fdeet nj the North.

"Ion" CT the Baltimore SHa under date Of tho 18th.
writes from Washington
There IL evidently disposition Oh Che part Of the
British pubic to the Trent affair IN moderate way
They perceive that the question h5s two sides The mat
ter will OF course, be submitted TO tho Law officers Of
the crowp aud their opinion nav be that in conformity
with British precedents, the Trent hereelf Was fair sub
jec Tor crpure aud ADJUDICATION the OF convey
ing dspa ches. aud Performing other service for bel
Rgersnt. Il is aseeFtancd that dispatches were
conveyed by the Trent which makes the case Of the
United States mCea stronger.
appears probable that tho British Government will
permit he Confederate Nashville to t ia
1sr pcr and moreover to retain property en- from
United States merchant vessels. IL So trouble With
E"sl,nd will undoubtedly ensue, and will bs made on
this side.
a Letter from New York s5yg:
NV YORK, Dec. Is.
Tie st armour cenent Of tho news from Eurore con-
cerui'g the ,fsct Of the Sld-lAsson srrest caus,d
tremendous Sensation Ia Well street. but the "secoud So
ber thought together wi the good temper OF the ar
tces IN the London Tnes and Morning Star had re-
assuring aience and everywhere produced the convie-
ton that serious trouble between the two nations vii
result TIE "ezplanstons from this government which
presumed TO have reached England by the this time
Is expected Will remove the little irritation which be
frs IMPRESSIONS pear to have left behind The ony
fear our merchants entertain Is that there will be
js enough OF English resentment left 10 give encour
mtn 70 the ftiog out Of pnvAteers, to prey upon
our coHm.Ice on The high seas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19
THE VERY LATlSr

rHE TONE OF THE YRIScH PRESS HoDrslrIxs II PACE
EuL SOLUTION OF ras QUESTION raousHr NOT mP,s-
sIBLR.
LONDON 6-The tone Of the Frerch press h cheer.
Ing The hcneur considers that peaceful solution Of
the question 10 not impossible. Il says that pablo opinion
Ia the United States Is very powerful bot also very
6ct and sys Il win b best to swat solution Of the
question.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-19
skstebe. of Lower North OarolIaa, BY E R,sn

Sketches OF Lower North Caroliaa, By E. Rttsn.
This ia a very interesting book published by the State
of North Carolina. The honor eouf rred disin-
gnshed eifiI,n by that Safe nigh. well have been
shared by Vrgn for the topics discussed are for the
most part Of "a sl interest 10 the citizens Of both
Sstea table is spread of dishes varied and sppe.
.ng that there are few cultivated readers Of any Sec
zion who could fail to eIj,y the repast We first
served with dissertation the geological formation
Of the Atlantic slope, from Georgia to New York, inclu
i've The gsolOgs. as vel the cultivator Of the soil
viii fad il this portion Of the volume weldevcloped
theory illustrated and sustained by many novel and
riors facts explanatory of tho causes which induce the
phyeical conformation Of this section Of country, and
hleuce the character Of the soils. The thinking and
Ooservan. farmer will fad satisfactory explanation Of
many things which have often excited his curiosity but
which be could not comprehend. Our learned author
Who Is much more learned than no willing to es
teen himself, Is content with mere phenomena
bat explores the "eolsd' rerSna."
According to his theory of which the evidence SCENE
conclusive all the de-waer country was once covered
by the waters Of the ocean The sea-shells which are
found below the falls Of tho rivers mary of them OBJ
s'ousy in their naive beds showing Of the effects
OF atridon and preserving their enre FORM cannot DO
accounted for any other hypothesis 1t cannot be b.,
eVed that any dow OF current could have transported
these shells from distant oceans to their present resting
places. They would have been, under these circuu.
Stances worn and comminuted the rocks which have
been borne by inundaors from the mountains 10 this
Tow country Some Of these shells occupy uniformly
the same position indicating the habits of the living
animal, and agreeing with others Of the same genus,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-02-28

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States England, France and Belgium.


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| As the patented process Of the Company en-.
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All letters 10 he addressed to
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FREDERICK
FREDERICK CITY. MD.

The Scholastic ererciSeS ofLdis In
attaai0a riI be resumed on NDadiy, ttc
ID IF September nect.
u is confidently believed that this School Of
far as many educational advantages aud per-
so7al comforts to any Young Ladies Seminary
either j the Northern or Southern Staies.-
Being ioc...,d ia i Southern State it is in al
It's .ociivides Southern institution.
Tar Board and Taiti0a, iHttadiag
stea Rooms, Lights, Faei, Wash
sag, stc,, $500 PR Scholastic year,
lie huf-yearly in aloancc.
For Circ@iars and ohcr Dartic1'ars,
epo'y athts oBice, or address
II. WINCHESTER,
arr l6, l9G0-1v President
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Insolyent's Notice,
VIM. BLAKE.
Culllbcrland, We'd.

Geo. Hutton. ORDERED, this 3Oth day Of
VS.. " November 1860, that Geo.
His Creditors. Hutton give notice to his credi-
tors, endorscrS, and sureties, that TIE End Mon
day of April next is fixed for the said George
Hinton to appear in the Circuit Court for ALLIE.
gany County, to answer such interrogatories as
his creditors, ndorsers and sureties may propose
or allege against him; and that a copy of this
order be published in some newspaper printed
in the city of Cumberland, once a week for
three successive months priorto tn e said eeond
Monday of April next, us such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY,
Dec 81, 1S60-3m Clerk.
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Read! Read Read.!!
Cairo, Illinois, July Goth, 1860.

tair0, IIIlnOls, July WIN, IoBU.
Messrs. john WILCOX 4 Co.
Your "Inpectine," or PERSIAN Fever
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ia five hours the chlls were removed and no
fever has cnsued. 1t is the simplest cure i'm
aginable, and wonder of nature or art. l
would not be without this "inpectine" a single
hour. By constantly wearing it seem to be
'ague proof"
Yours Very Truly,
Il. NJ. STOUT,
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Dip liberia, liberated Sore Throat, an
Scarlet and other 1 levers,

Any of,hc above diseases may be cured by
well rubbing the Ointment three times day
into the chest, throat and neck Of the patient
it viii soon penetrate, and give immediate re
liel. Medicine taken by the mouth must opc.
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mcnt will do It's work at once. Whoever tries
the ungucnt in the above manner Tor The d.
seases above named, or any similar disorder
afcctio" lie ehra' md throat win find them.
IL. 1. IL.
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Dec 81, 1860
I,tsOfveuf's TOfice.

Jos. z. Leisure. J ORDERED, this goth day
VS.. Oof Dec, 1860, that JOS z
His Creditors. Leisure give notice to his
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ond Monday of April next is fixed for the
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and that copy of this order bo published in
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prior to the said second Monday of April
next, as such notice.
Test-HoRAcE REsLEY,
Dec 20, 1s6o.-3m.s Clerk.
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DR.. BRUNoN'S
Concentrated Remedies

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NJ. THE BALM viii cure in from to 4
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No. THE S0LU TOR will cure any case
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No. 9. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIR.
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HOLLOTAY'S 0INTNENT.
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores & Ulcers

All description Of sores are remediable by
the proper and diligcat use of this nestinabc
preparation. To attempt to cure bad legs by
plasteri. the edges Of the wound together is e
Jolly; for should the skin unite, Il boggy d.
seased condition remains underneath to hctak
out with ten-iold fury in Il few days. The only
rational and successful treatment, as ladicat"l
by nature, is to reduce the inflammation in and
about the wound and to sgotAc the neishborinr
paris ~ rubbing in plenty Of the Oin,n.eat as
salt is forced into meat.
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GENTIEMES:
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Respectfully, Yours,
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VIM. Il. BEALL & CO.,
pEALEKSIN AL KINDS OF

Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
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This truly wonderful prerentire and cure for
Fever anil A que AMI Bilious Fevers will be seat
by mail, post paid, on receipt of one dollar
Also f,r sale at all respectable Druggists and
Country Stores.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, SIS Main
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-02-28
Dropsical swellings, Paralysis, AID
Stiff Joints.

Although the above complaints differ widely
in their origin and nature, yet they all require
local treatment. Many Of the wort eases o!
such diseases, will yield in II comparatively
short space Of time when this Ointment is dill.
gently rubbed into the parts affected, even after
every other means have failed. IN all serious
maladics the Pills should be taken according to
the printed directions accompanying each hos.
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Tobacco Fertilizer
specially for TOBACCO. and
Sugar Cane Fertile II, u

uaie'y for CANE CULTURE, hllput up in
new Dassol 200 pounds each 10 to the ton.
Uelltity per acre $50 to 800 pounds, rated
agstraing to condition of laul As il is the
heal permanent invigorator o land, and as hr
farmers Cop,tR .,cir', in maintenance If his
soH, va solicit liberal application as its just
demand. In this quality it is the most yaua-
bic manure known 1t stinulates vegetation,
prevents insects, cnlorges yield, hasteus har
yes. out Of reach Of rust, and puts ground into
rigR and healthy filth for next crops. Sow
bread cast or apply TO hllsas has been the case
is! II. FOREIGN UlIauO
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HnsOIvemt's Notice.
Eusofrenf's NOfiCe.

Hanson h"' OEaap1EnsfEEDU,, shi' i sse
His Creditors. that Hanson Buoy give
notice to his creditors, endorsers and sureties
that the second Monday of April next is fixed
for the said Hanson Buoy to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such interrosatories as his creditors, endorseri
and sureti may propose or allege a ga inst him;
and that copy of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-
land once a week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday Of April
next, as such notice.
Dec. 81. 1Ss0-3m.
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$50 per ton Cash.

Success Is realized where ~ A T | o Il
= = R I il ZE r" is reasonably and lib.r
ali used. ORDERS SOLICITED and rca ly
a..g4iion given to forwarding the "Fcriililcr."
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May 81. SGo--ly. Cumberland. Nd,