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low PRICES j.

NALOMEL, l2a cents
~ per ounce,
Cologne w alrr. long walls,
Macasslr Oh, rs cents The
wal.
Violin Strings, % cents the
set.
Iloues, 80 cents.
Starch, ~ cents per 10. 10
lbs. Tor 81.
WAFER CoI"rs. Q row b ,xes
FIR 81 so. and other
slzes IN proporilon.
Surgeons Pocket lnstrr
menis, 81.
SetdIirz Powders (paper
toxes;) % cts, the box.
Soda Powders, (paper box
es,) l2s cents The box.
Aud many other article.
Auuuet II
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r. Lyte.p 80 E}siticIR Is,siSHyc
fBNIiIS Institution will be opeued on ihu fist Alunda
4 i3d) III August neAi
Tn fnnelptla have associated themselves together.
with the hope u establishing an Institution wnlcn shaA
all I'd 10 the youth ol lyaehaotg aud vicinity every
la'tlily 10 pursue collegiate course of study rhey
purpose Ia urn Schonl III such grade, VIII embrace
The "ln'e citce u science, with sufficient bomber of
Instructors 10 lmpan thorough knowledge IN ali those
branches which constitute finished education.
They pledge themselves devote their undivided a.
lehon 10 The improvement OF lher pupils. ma he eye-
~ eSetllon Ia Undue their minds with useful know edy.
and correct principles love o science aud polite era
tute.
The lastitnon will consist Of three separate deaar.
mehis. II VII:
LIST, Tue Mathematical, in which will be tarph, A..
rhmelr, hl9ehri. iieone'ry, iugouou etry Survey.
my, The 'lensuallon o i4n,s aud Distances III. an.
plieallnn oil Algebra 10 Geonrry Analytical Geomp,ry.
The integral aud dltitfanal Ca,culus-Nalura Philo,.
pphy aud Astronomy.
En,Ncn A. SAUNDERS, Professor.
End Glassca in which will be taught the Greek
aud hatn Languages. Ancient Geography. Anclent
History and Mythology Also, the German aud Fr uch
Languages,
T " 4. !. B nr ne@'""'r' : Professors.
Sd. English Literature embracip, Orho0r,,bv
tendng. ~ nliay. Geography wIh The use of (,lles
l'defn History, Enellsh Grammar Composition, Rne,-
orc, Logle, Chemistry, Mural and Mental Philosophy.
W I"0s, ). DOSE d, 'roLe0""N Professors.
The Institute Is located naar the inpc,io, or N,;,
Street with tie Lynehburs md Salem Tnrnpke heinz
The building known as the CniversaIst Church
TERMS.
E r, studies So per session Of 5 months,
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS.
THOMAS -. iOLCOMBE.
W. II. DUNN.
Julv IL ,s
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PIANO YcRTEs.

~ r. beg To invite 'bos", in want d
w HStPERiOR PLLNO FORIR,
Al moderate price, 10 examine those manufactured hy
the celebrated Manuarturct, II. WoncrsrrR Of New
York "r The sale OF which are the exclusive Apenis
N This Guy. For dumblluv, sweetness OF lnnp drlca
ey OF touch. aud elegant workmanship they stand unr
vailed
we are dnlh'THod trofl'r them at great reduction
lrom prices which Pianos have usually brought In tins
markets and Ne pledge ourselves IA all cases 10 refund
The purchase money should the Instrument no prove as
guaranteed and warranted
They are IN Mahogany and Rosewood Cases. from
SIX to seven orlaV"s, supply oi Nhch We hnyn al
Ways on hand.
Pianos sold 10 the country put In perfect order
anj carefully packed N their original case4 (wllhonl
charge under The -uprrvI~lpL ut oar lunei
DRl\kER x NORRIS
Dealers IA Books >aplonnry
and Piano Eotes
Rrhaond, Va.
nnust II Al n
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JAlNE'S SANAIIVE PILLS.
Aug. II

'hf'Sf pulls may be taken all ties. and in dis
eases: III anatory, ntermttent femittent, bilious
and every form OF FtNER-Jaundce and Liver comla int
For dyspepsia they really an in, liable article grad
ally changing the viied stomach and y
err ana producing healthy action in those important organs
hey are very valuable Tor deases the Skin for " hat
Is commonly called mpufity OF tie Elood also mnle
Complaints Costveness, &c. and in Tact every disease
where an APeren Alternative, pnigative medicine mi
be required, 10y
Dyspepsia positively be cured perseverng use of
conf uncton.
Prepared only by DIR D. jayne No. South Third street.
Philadelphia.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale by
ID. X. LYMAN, Druggist
August II 1t
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DasuerreOtypc Miniatures.
SHk FER .HED.EL

A NARDED by the Franklin Destitute. Philadel.
"A phla, and American Institute, New York. Tor In
proved Dag erfeoiype Lhenesses taken by Van Loan
& Refer.
w. a. Refers one door above the Cz MS
Savings Bank Lynchburs. Va, where can be- seen spe
cnens OF those exquisite works of arr which are pro
nounced by scientific gentlemen of Philadelphia anc
nerica.
vi Paintings Miniatures. and all kinds of Picture.
accurately copied.
Pictures taken in all kinds Of weather.
IL IS common idea that these pictures will not stanC
the test of tme-all such defect is entirely moved
as they glded by the gavanc process and will neve
fade Instructions given In The and apparatus of tn,
must approved kind furnished. Materials of al kind.
used IN the arr for SALE Ladies and gentlemen are invited
to call and examine specimens.
Open from O'clock, A. NJ to 6 P. NJ.
May2S ,sif
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N'DT'ECI.

DCRNUAN'f 10 the provisions If Deed of Trust,
u executed IN The subscriber by William IT, Tyler. on
the 5h day OF Seplen,her. lel2, aud ot The
clerks office ri the county court 81 Amherst, shall
Me 2lih day OF August nex on The premises, IN the
'"wn =" New GLASGOW. sell the property embraced IN
SAID deed, including about
ACRES OF LAND,
kR with the TAVERN HOUSE thereto
MssEk attached. nov occupied by sand lyIer,
&6 III Also, unp other
HOUSE AND LOT
III SAID town, containing about
ACRES OF LAND,
the said Tyler's Household and kllchen Furniture an
other property therein specified
The Real Estate will he I'D upon a credit of one
two and three years, AMI the Personal Property upon
credit OF twelve mon,hs
The lille 10 the SAID property, real and personal is
believed To be good but. acting trustee, shall convey
only such night vested IN by said deed.
JOS. X. IRVING, Trustee.
July % l24An
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The Camp Meeting al l.ynrh', Spr,n1. on the Cam
hell circuit. will commence hp 9th al OF II,
26th inst, as heretofore advertised.
B. II. JOHNSON
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No IIGE

Camp NJ e'in! will be held tr The Clnph,ll CT
CUT At Lynch, nrla1 C4mp Ground, comncncn! ,
"Wednesday, % h Inst
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c0IaraEs~EDyE.s'S SALE.

conformity decree ri cifcait superior ,ur
Of Inv and elanrefy tur the inwn,h lyIoubug Al
Is Alaf tefn. ISL IN the ease at " lhiu uunnn.
pnnl against " N. L. l.a,nheln aud uArr defendants
The undersigned. commissioner apl,ln 81 Tor puf
Ppse. will proceed Ia sell, punr nuton Oh tt q prem.
lses. IN Thursday, the b September. the
mn LOT dai HOISE,
-l'h in The decree mentioned Thus property is ,i,ua
ted n the ower epd ii Min street nd ,nn, the fc,o.
" o Mrssfs. Nafaleh \ Read. aud there " a vslm.
bile siooe 4oauy TN the ground aud spuug of excellent
WALTZ.
Etms-6. = aud Is mouths credit ,he puu hnser
giving band. viii geol security, Tor The p,vmn Of le
purchase mnne J. aud lhr r retained a. further secur..
u lot the sane. II. DUNNINGTON. CONT
Antusl 10 us If
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bssaEG E.ks - NaIssEses,
Publishers. sT0Ofcs0Sc ami Retail
Dc1fcrs in E0oks Stationery
ana i'sHIsO E0rscs.

NItHMOND, Va.
hANE constantly On haod, large and general as,
4 Sentiment # = andafd Pubrauous IN every dr..
paritneni "t Llrranr, embracing Law. MEDICAL,
THEOLOGICAL, MECELIhNEoUs, School and CLAs
Seal BOOKS, Of nr latest and best editions: also.
school and MERcANrIiE SrATioNERy. Domestic aud
for1gn. Embracing every aluele apperlalnng our
trade.
Country Merchants and Others visiting the city are in
viied 10 examine our STOCK, which viii be sold at Low
PRICES, and upon LIBERAL. TERMS
fEDtS IN HI.s'EfKH1
BLANK BOOKS OF every description always on
hand ana made To order. and every description oil hind
ING, executed III me best manner.
PREPARING FOR PUBLICATIONS
Iaie's Dlgcscd Index of The Virginia Reports in
GLIDING End Gratlan.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
Iaie's American Form Book, the best ever published
Joyues on the Statute Of Limitations.
OH edition OF the Nlrginia Selection Of HYMNS.
Richsrdstn's Virginia aud North Carolina Almanac for
lS47
Southern Readers, (new edition. Nos | and Q
DRlNKER s. NORRIS
~ Main Snecl, Richmond, VI.
August II SIT
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Sweet Oh, 80 cents the
boillr.
Iooih Drawers. 5
Race Ginger. = etc. per
III. 10 lbs. i,,r !
Peters aud Lee Pills, 20
cents Inc box.
Champalane Wire, pint
hotties 30 cents.
Tooth Brushes, 6. cents.
Naca1ny snnn, y cents
per botiIe.
Shaving soap. (nld Snpe
rIor,) .. and ~ cents
the cake.
Chrome. yellow, 3 10.
boxes, } lor 81 50.
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e 'line OF tho authority vested IN us hv tlerd Il
NJ in~i. executed b, John VI. Pace and WIFE h.annl
dae Tue IN day OF July lct6 and OF rrrord IN tn
'iff@ oihceS at Bitctuurt ian he and Montgomery
'"uniirs We sh I'll, On lh' 2lh day ol Seplel ~ neN
al the bfnl M"nntarn offer or sale. the whole OF that
valuable Estate. known as The
"EE.vE .g OS.S.T.sLv'
his Estate Is considered by competent ndprs a. on
oil HE hne> ~ w cstcrn Inla and Is capable ri ben
divided into a number Of valuable Srock F,nMs -
mere are upon II upwards ui oNr THOUSAND AcRfs at
ihe best MEADOW LAMBS aud the cnt,rr trari Is we'll
adapted L. The Gf""th al GtbsS. and the cultivation ol
teels-Poiatoes, Turoips. Brrls Sc
mere are also. between tour aud five thousand acres
NJ tfsl rate lohscco Lands The present. proprietor
has raised large ctonS ot Tobacco the last five n AK
Years which commanded the highest pices IN ma fkpt
NJ Estate ~ Virginia Is better walercd aud there are
nponlt
SAW MILL AND GRISr MILL
and numerous rs r the erection uahrr NJ lis or Ma
eh'ly ttqnflns great water power. We lui,nd hay
lns the Lands uh the SoutS >e ol tae NJ unrain Land
oil io" separate Fans ot Plantations leaving 10 each
DIVISION solhcrol quauuly ot Artcs Ia make a sana
Dir Stock Farm. he bands kru, on The North end ii
III" ine " lthIn the county OF Rauoae We shall unar
IN parcels ol
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SsfeBRid Assortment Of
nina, GLASS and QIecRssra,'c,
Ar AUCTION.

Al AUCTION.
4 foNMENCI ING IN "Wednesday the l2h inst.
v vii be aid At the house opposite Mobinlr y
Netake's, lnter mud sp'cod,d as.otrm.m Of Gil
ny, CLASS aud QitEENSW ARE. comprising IN
pan The to"ng atiirlr,:
Fine ehlle and fancy Dinner Sets,
do do d. lea d.
dn cnlufcd Chamber de-
da d, Desert d,
Gold omw Tea Sets. \ new article.
do In-rr do d. H.,
livefplo Bowls Dishes rr',,. Sc,
Common Bowls. u shes, Plates Sc
d, Muas aud large iinVls.
fmr Ssiis tut Glass Decauttfs,
Common do
flnr Ghss n,hIes. large
do do rum5D,rs. GA feet,
PLAIN nuicd Plumbers. 81.
Also, lnt al taut1n China Ware.
The whule makmg the hocst assbu uont OF Akt.
ever Offered IN ha market
lha heads al families aud dealers Of all III 1ds are re-
speelnll, invited Ia call and examine the stuck.
The Sale positive nd Without fcsrt,e and Ia fpntin
uc ifnm day Ia day until the ,ntlte Stock Is suld.
TERMS -G.iSH
CHARLES PHELPS, Aucloneer.
AUGUST L. Is
fODD'S E,LNiLi u it ON !LLuS
ISl' received 3 small ld uI iudd's Famly Hams.
- which We warrant ptmr, t,r safe hy
LEE s ROBERTS,
August ! Is
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EN0RX SNfs HENRY COZ
LsS.H'
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

'tll'rblA T. DtlAR lhINI.
A NANplDATES or admission n the Freshman
" Glass must be well acquainted with Antbnelic On
the inincivd system, (Coiburn's OF Emerson En-
glSl htammat, Gerg raphy. Ancient aud Aadsrn lis
tory, LHln Grammar. (Gould's Adams. } Latin Reld-
tr, Nngi (SlN uk' and the Buculrs) Anihon's Caaf
tit't Select OnuonS. DllaNay's Roman Antiquities
and Mythology. Flsks Gtrek Gram mar and jacobs
nftth ttadr thtnuS The prose, and &c bra
QaaulaIlc Equations.
COZ RISE OF STUDY.
FRESHMEN YEAR
CLASSICS
Ldith-ovd, with sifci attention 10 Prlsody aud Ny
thplngy, lLvy.
Greek -E>uacts from N~nuphon, l4ocrates; Lleroda-
ius; Iitin aud Creek rranslallons lhrou lhuut
The year.
MATHEMATICS.
Aigebrs, O)sy'S) Geometry, legendre's)
ENGIisil.
6rammari Composition and Elocutua
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sg'OO2 .a.9's, EEss fs.sas.

~ T. have Just received large Stock OF FASHION
" ABLE HATS. which "" offer or sale, nj bal
pfce LEE x ROBERTS
August Il
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AUGUST II
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02
THE ROAD TO. MEXICO.

As we are upon the subject, we will state a
few facts, which we gather from an intelli
gent American merchant, who has resided a
Matamoros for eight years. The distance
from the Nueces TO the Del Norte is about
seventy-fve miles. On the banks of both
these rivers is strip of good land, extending
fifteen or twenty miles each way. The, rest
is worthless barren. Maiamoros is healthy.
the yellow fever never appearing there more
than in New York; aud so it is through all
the interior OF Mexico. The Del NorteI has
many bars; so that only vessels Of very light
draft Of water can go up to MatamorOs.
Above, it is navigated by scows Tor hundred
miles. The distance from MatamoIas to the
Cults tweuty-six miles, and to Point Isabel
something more. The Point is a poor place
to land merchandise, as vessel cannot come
within mile Ofthe shore. The distance to the
city of Mexico is from nine hundred TO
thousand miles. A small mail is transport
ted the whole distance on horseback, at the
rate Of sixty miles day, and occupies six
teen days. From Vera Cruz to the city of
Mexico is four hundred miles, over an ex-
celleDt macadamiZed road, which was built
'by the Spanish government long ago, and is
now in good repair. Besides this. there are
no made roads in Mexico, except in the i'm
mediate neig hborhood o! the large towns
Wagons, and even coaches, pass from Mata-
moios to Mexico, over travelled road pass
ing through all varieties OF country. and with
great labor. The fortress of D'Ulloa, which
defends Vera Cruz, has always been counted
as impregnable, though the French took il
few years ago, in consequence Of an explo-
sion which occurred, By accident, within the
castle. Troops marching from Matamoros
for Mexico would pass through many de
files and woods, must cross all the streams
without bridges, (there are next TO none in
the repubIic,) and must, in addition to their
military preparations, carry their provisions.
and, portion OF the way, their water TOO
for there are districts where, for sixty miles.
no water is to be obtained. The Mexicans
understand guerilla warfare, and are fond of
it, so that if our grand army of fifty thous-
and men were TO start ovei this road. with
the appropriated ten millions Of dollars in
their purse, there would probably be left lit
tie Of either men or money, when the pro-
cession should reach the renowned city ofthe
[ncas. We hope. if such an expedition
is 10 be undertaken. the men of 81, 40 will
not hesitate to head the column for the inev-
liable war. There are richer jewels 10 slim
ulate hope for this Southern march, than
anything which has ever been discovered
north of 40, We will agree that il Gen. Cass
will go TO Mexico and back, he may after
ward taunt common men with cowardice.-
IN V Jlur ofCOm
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02
FROM SOUTH AMERICA

About the LIST Of March. severe engage
ment took place between the troops ofBuenos
Ayres and those Of MOutivideo. The Buenos
Ayreans, 1t is said, were completely victori-
Gus, and put the enemy TO the route Buenos
Ayres itself, still it continues under strict
blockade, the English men-of-war keeping
watch over the port with the utmost severity.
Every American vessel is obliged to undergo
a strict search by The French and English
lriga'es. Three Spanish and Two Italian
men-oi-waT were in port.
MIR. Brent has dispatched a note to the
French minister, informing him thai shout
the war on the Parana continue much longer
the government Of the United States will find
It necessary to interpose and offer its medita-
ton between the parties, for the purpose of
putting an end 10 the calamites of this
war.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02
Volume XII.

macadamized road, which was built by the
Spanish Government long ago, and is now
in good repair. Besides this there are no
made roads in Mexico, except in the immedi-
ate neighborhood ofthe large towns. Wag-
ons, and even coaches, pass from Matamor-
os 10 Mexico over travelled road passing
through all varieties of country, and with
great labor The fortress ofD'Ulloa, which
defends Vera Cruz, has always been coun-
ted as mpregnable, though the French took
it a lew years ago in consequence ofan ex-
plosion which occurred, by accident, within
The castle. Troops marching from Matamor-
os for Mexico would pass through many de-
files and woods, must cross all the streams
without bridges, (for there are next 10 none
in the Repubic.) and must in addition TO
their military preparations, carry their pro-
visions, and, portion of the way, their wa
ter too-lor there are districts were, Tor 60
miles, no watt r is 10 obtained.
Santa Fee is on the East bank of the Rio
Grande, about 1000 miles North west from
Matamoros.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

DAVID TIcHENoR, Esq., who died recently
in Newark, N. j., at an advanced uge be-
queathed $1,000 to iheAmericanColoniz
Society; $1,000 TO the American Board Of
Foreign Missions; $1,000 10 the American
Home Missionary Society; $500 10 the New
ark Female Charitable Society; $500 10 the
Male Charitable Society of the First Presby-
terian Church in Newark, $1,000 to the Cen
trail American Education Society; $4,000
TO the thirty-one relatives; his homestead to
two nieces, and fine house 10 the widow Of
friend. The residue Of his estate goes
one half 10 the Treasurer OF the City Of New
ark TO be added to and appropriated TO the
same purposes as at the Langworth Fund
for the education and support of the orphan
children-and one half TO theAmerican Bible
Society. Mr.. 7. was never married. The
Newark Daily Advertiser shys that this ex
presses better than wordsIhe prevailing spirit
Of the man through life.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

EXPLOIT OF GALLANT YOUNG JURsEY-
MAN. TAMAULlPAs.-Arntyo Of Occupation
Aprl 25th. 1t gives me pleasure 10 report,
what know will give you and your readers
pleasure 10 hear-an exploit performed by a
young Newarker attached to the army-a
young son OF Gilbert Dudley one of the con-
stables ofyour city, now only about 10 years
ofage. Returning two days ago from our
most advanced pickets, whether he had been
sent TO convey orders, he came Unexpectedly
upon two Mexican soldiers, who had appa-
rently, Just rowed across the river, and were
refreshing themselves in cool shade, nav
ing placed their Nuskets in thoughtless Sc
CURLY against a neighboring tree. Gilbert
was equal 10 the mergency. He sprang TO
the muskets, threw one upon the ground,
and stepped upon it, while with the other he
menaced the lives of his opponents. They
covered beneath his eagle glance, and pur-
sued the course which he indicated. He
carried the two muskets upon his left Shout
der, drew his sword as a paci6cater, and
thus marched them, at respectful distance
in advance, straight into the camp.
From them some desirable information was
obtained. alter which they were led blindfold-
in out of the p.set safely in their boat and
dismissed. When Gilbert was asked how he
was able to make such double prize, he
gave the Paddy's reply, and said, 'Fatith'
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02

Total yearly value of iron manufactures.
S8,164,463. Hands employed, 7644. Total
capital invested in all manufactures of Iron in
Massachusetts, $5000,00O.
WOODEN. There are III wooden mills in
Massachusetts, running 514 sets of machierv.
During the past year, these mills consumed
1881, AS pounds of wool, Manufactured L.
022, $50 yards Of broadclo;h, 2,451, 456 yards
of cashmere, 3,55S, 720 yards satinett. 1862
345 yards of Kentucky jeans, 4.49O, 937 yards
of flannel and blanketing, and 256, POS pounds
of wooden yarn, 702, 1000 yards of goods not
specified. Total value, S8,S77, 47s.-Capi-
tai invested in wooden manufactures, IS, Cos,
002. Hands employed, 1901 males, and g.
gu females.
CARPETS. The number Of mills in Massa-
chusetts is IL, consuming 10000 pounds of
cotton, 1,7s6, 238 pounds of wool. They pro-
duce l58,95S yards of Competing valued at
1884, 800. Capital invested, S4S8, 900. Hands
employed, us males, and 3l9 females!
WoRsTED. There are now 10 establish
ments for the manufacture of worsted in this
commonwealth, producing 1921 ,33l yards OF
goods, and 6l7 1886 pounds Of worsled yarn,
valued at S654,566. Capital invested, a5l4,-
600. Hands employed, 295 males, AID 540
females.
HOSIERY. This branch Of manufacture
has now II establishments entirely devoted to
it. They produce l34,13 pairs and 28,2O0
pounds Of yarn. valued at S94 ,802. Hands
employed, So males, and ASS females.
LINEN. The manufactures of Linen in
the State are in number, employing 90
males, and 80 females, and producing $4,000
yards annually, valued at Sl45,0O0. Capital
invested, $4,000.
SILK. The Silk establishments in Massa-
chusctts, produced during the last year. o.
500 pounds of sewing silk, valued at $780,,
476. Capital invested. $4,000 Hands EN-
pIoyed, % males, aud 1913 fmales.-BoSton
Post.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-06-02
ARRIVAL OFTH BRITANNIA.

The Steamship Britannia arrived at Bos-
ton yesterday morning. She brought out
little news OF Il political or commercial char
acter.
The Oregon question does not seem to
have any present interest in England nor DO
we find, in hasty glance over the papers,
any thing Of interest respecting it,.
In France it still occupies attention. and
various opinions are expressed. Some favor
England, some this country, and others go
for insisting npon the entire neutrality of all
Oregon. strong feeling exists against in
volving France in this difficulty.
The government is favoring an extensive
steam communication. with various countries
our own among them.