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D EALERS, ATTEND.--CROCKE RY
~ GLASSWARE. &c. AT AUCTION.-On

nEALERS, ATTEND. -CROCKERY,
~ GLASSWARE, &c. AT AUCTION.-on
Wednesday next, the 29th instant, at halfpast 10
o'clock, we shall SELL at our auction store quantity
of glass and crockeryware which will be sold in lots
to suitdcacrs, consisting fas follows:
so dozen glass lamps, of various kinds
20 do specie jars, of various sizes
40 do glass dishes do do
26 do halfpint water ship tumblcrs
40 do do water flute do
"a do pitchers, assorted
60 do cups and saucsxs
With many other eisIJnA
AT the same time we snail sell
10 half-chests young hyson, hyson, and other
teas
10 bags white coffee, 20 boxes soap
5 barrels molasses, 80 dozen caps
Halfpipe and quarter casks brandy
SO gross matches
With many other articles in the grocery line,
Terms: All su ms of and under $25 cash; over
S25, Gu and 80 days credit, for approved paper
ROBERT w. DYER q CO.,
Oct 27--2t Auctioneers.
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EsPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES.

ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES.
NINE FURS, MUFFS, BOAS, &C., AT
il TODD'S fashionable establishment, Concert
Hall buildings 6 doors west of Browns Hotel,
Washington.--Th unceasing inquiry for these r,i-
ly comfortable, very becoming, and highly fash
onable appendages to ladys fall and winter dress,
has induced the undersigned to make more extern
sive preparation than any previous year for sup
plying the demand. He will open the season on
Monday, the Goth instant, with 700 muffs Of the
most rare and choice description and, desiring
rapid sales and quick returns he assures his fair GUS
toners that they may not only please themselves In
style and quality, but also in price, by favoring
him with a call. He will name the following of his
varied assortment as worthy of their notice:
Rich black lustred lynx, very long rich fur
Natural gray lynx
Russian itchet
Isabella bear
Kamtschatka bear
Black bear
Siberian squirrel
Gross fox
Gray fox
Chinshilla
Black genet
Stone marten
Canada marten.
With great variety Of lower-prlced furs, suitable
~ ''''''' "''' .' w. B. TODD,
Sign of the Golden Hat.
Oct. IS---eot6f
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VIZ INE STORE.-John II. Buthmann, Penn
w sylvania avenue, south side, between Al and
9th streets, has received by the ship Apollo, from
Bordeaux, via New York, a small invoice, consist
ing Of
ST. Julien caret in cases.
Do. do. in hogsheads.
Superior Cognac brandy,
And Aniscte, cordial
Also, by other arrivals, Curacao in Jugs, and
Absnhe, which he offers for sale, together with q
6ne and choice assortment of wines and l;ouors IN
store.
Oct 27-3t
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TEO. M. BIBB, counsellor at-law, having es-
" tablished his Office in the city of Washington,
offers TO the public his professional services, and
particularly in the argument Of cases in the Supreme
Court of the United States.
WAsHNGToN, Oct. "a, lS45.
Is-The Richmond Enquirer and the New Or
leans Courier requested to republish the above
three times, and send their accounts to this office.
Oct 24-3t*
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR F. C. Liable has the honor to inform the
lVl ladies' and gentlemen Of Washington, George
town, and Alexandria, that his Dancing Academy
will reopen on Tuesday, 4th November, at his
dwelling house, on Pennsylvania avenue.
Days Of t,iton--T Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat.
urdays; from p. m. to S p. M, for young ladies'
from 5 to p. M, for young masters.
N. B. Those ladies' and gentlemen who may fee
desirous to receive instruction at Georgetown, will
please leave their names at the Union Hotel or al
Mr.. LIS residence in Washington.
Oct. 27--dtf Int. and Georgetown Adv.]
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By a. Green, Auctioneer.

IoUSE ANDL LOT AT AUCTlON.-O Thurs
Il day, the Both instant, shall sell on the prem
ises at o'clock p. m south half of lot No. 8, in
square No. 1876, being on 18th street, between Mary
land and Virginia avenues, with the improvements
which are good two-story frame house, nearly
new containing six rooms and stable. The loi
fronts 80 feet on 18th street, running back 100 fee
inches.
Terms One-third cash; balance in SIX twelve, and
eighteen months, for notes bearing interest; deed
given, and deed of trust taken
A. GREEN,
Oct 27--3t Auctioneer.
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Washington, Oct. 28-dlw =,
MAT. Int. and u. s. Journal
BIZ "A. Green, .Auctionee.,t :,

By II. Green, .ducf,onenn,,r co
RoCERIES, LIQUORS, Iob nu VA
VI CARS, &c. AT AUCTION" .,,r,bl
day, the Goth instant, shall sell at my ~ q
on 9Th street, near Pennsylvania aVe a.,.,d
O'Clock a. m, large lot of the sboVe-'''
cles. | enumeratc in part
Teas, sugar, coffee, tobacco
Lord Byron, canones, and other eigsa, ..,dr
Various kinds Of whiskey, GIN, ", ma''''
among which are some Of superior qlIaIW ..h: I
TERMS All sums Of and under s2o, ! nd
500, a credit Of go and 30 days for goO0
notes. A. GREEN
Oct. 25-3t aucu-->,
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We saw (says the New York Tribune) fugitive
slave few days ago, who alleged that he was as
sisted to escape by Della Webster and Mr.. Fair
banks. This would seem almost sufficient to settle
the question Of their partcipancy in the offence with
which they were charged
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On Saturday Nov. l.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
To COUNTRY PHYsICTANs.-Havin

Two COUNTRY PHYSICIANS.--Having re-
Il Gently made large additions to my stock Of
drugs and chemicals, patent medicines, surgical in
struments, &c, &c, am prepared TO I'll the orders OF
despatch Being agent for most Of the popular rem
edies, they will be furnished at manufacturers
prices. All goods sold will be carefully packed
without charge, and, if not represented may be
returned.
Oct 81 j. r. CALLAN
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EOR RENT.-The subscriber will rent to
l. good and punctual tenant the house lately oc.
cupied by him, and well known as the Globe Ho-
tel, situated on Pennsylvania avenue, and opposite
the National Theatre.
There is probably not better location in the city
for well-conducted hotel than this There is also
quantity of furniture now in the house, which will
be sold at valuation, should the tenant wish it For
further particulars, inquire of
JAMES MAHER, or Of
r. w. DYER a. CO.,
Auc and Com. merchants.
The National Intelligencer, Baltimore Sun, and
Richmond Enquirer will please insert, and send bill
TO X. w. Dyer & Co.
Oct. 25-3tawtf
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

DINE OIL LAMPS.-Two years. past expe-
l. riencc has proved that Colds Patent Pine Oil
Lamps are the cheapest and best in use one lamp
will give as much light ten sperm candles, at the
cost OF half cent an hour. 10 this kind Of lamp
no accident can occur, and the oil containing no
grease, will not inure the finest carpets turned over
upon them. They are not only superior to lard
lamps, &c, but to gas and the best gas fxtsres in
the world, or to any other lamps burning any kind
of oil. For sale by
Oct27 J. F. CALLAN.
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A BARGAIN.-Ap pair of young gray ~ IT,
n buggy for sale at Majors livery S'''"
Oct. 27-3teod
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this recorded fact second only to the silence Of tn,
constitution, which ought TO have long since over
thrown all the feeble implications so much relied or
by the advocates of such an institution. Besd,
this, power SO vast and mighty as this is SHOULD
never have been left to mere implication at all. i
should have stood out in advance of all Others ant
have been rendered undoubtcd by its boldness ant
conspicuty.
II was but a poor evasion Of the constitutional
objection, to have located the bank in the Dstric
of Columbia II Congress has the power of exclu
sive jurisdiction over that District il must be for Il
well as in it-local in it's objects, and terrific
rial in its action.
To seize on power granted for such limited ant
special purposes, and expand it over a mighty con
tinent, is shameless pervcrsion-a fraudulent usur
pation--far more wicked than the boldest in
ierpoaton of that instrument could be. Th,
pretence so often relied on, that banl
was necessary and proper (and therefore con
stitutiona) as the fiscal agent Of the government il
fully exposed by the fact that the bank never wal
charged with the collection or disbursement of tn,
revenue at ALL The most that could ever have beer
said of its fiscal agency would have been, that j
was charged with the simple custody Of the fund.-
during the brief period between their collection
disbursement. irepcat therefore, what have be
fore said in another place. that this alleged fiscal ne
cessty is false pretence; for the experiment hai
now been made, and the fact tested that the gov
eminent has, and can, collect keep and disburse III
own revenues without the aid Of any bank what
ever--an experiment which washington adopted py
signing the act of 1872, which Mr.. Jefferson sub
sequently recommended and declared 70 be entirely
practicable.
But forbear any further observations on the sub
ject Of a bank. have referred to il only for the
purpose Of illustrating my opinions more fully as to
the mode Of constituting one of the constitutions
which am presently to swear that will faithfully
support. say nothing Of the cxpedency nothing
offs dangerous and corruptng tendencies
of that fun and ample refutation which time and ex-
perence have given, to the argument that exchanges
could not be regulated, nor a sound uniform cur
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and believe they would not retain more of it, il
they could, than we are fairly entitled to, ! am
equally certain they will never surrender one square
acre Of il to the unjust demand of any nation on
the earth. Far distant as it may now seem to be
every revolving year will increase its importance to
the hundred millions OF freemen, who, at no distant
day, will inhabit our continent. In the order Of
Providence, America may become the last asylum OF
liberty to the human family Here, then, let us real
her oficst temple. Let us lay its foundations deer
and wide for the millions who after ages may wor-
ship at her affairs.
turn now from the contemplation of our wonder
full and increasing magnihcence in order TO remind
you of great and sad calamity which has befallen
our common country since you were last assembled
on an occasion like this. But few months have
passed away since you in particular, and the PEG.
pie Of the United States generally, were called upon
TO mourn the departure from our midst Of our mos
ilustrous citizen. The immortal spirit of Andrew
Jackson-the patriot, the soldier, and the statesman
has passed from time to eternity; devoted until he
breathcd his last BREATH the best interests Of his
country, which he had defended with heroic forti
tude and courage, and served with zeal more fer
vd with increasing years. He finished the great
work which wise Providence had chosen him "a
perform, and accomplished his destiny. Clinging to
the faith and the hope which sustain the Christian
whilst he is "passing through the dark valley Of the
shadow Of death, he died ut peace with the world
leaving behind him bright and enduring example
worthy the imitation of future generations. Here
after the song Of the poet will be heard in praise OF
his memory-the pen Of the historian will chronicle
the deeds which he achieved, whilst the painter and
the engraver will transmit his image TO admiring
millions
Let Tennessee, his own adopted State-Tennes-
see, whose armies he has often covered with elo-
lry--Tennessee, whom he honored and loved. and
served so long and so acknowledgements be-
meath whose green and hallowed sod his mortal re-
mains have been deposted--let Tennessee rear him
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-08-20

MAKErs.-New York Aug. IA. Genesee -four
fresh brands 60 off readily at 81. 3il-4. Ou,
Of siore,at S4.25. Ohio and Michigan is 4,I2
to 20 according 10 quality and condition
Buffalo, 10Th. Fresh ground Black Rock and
good Western from old wheat can be bought read
lily at S3,56 and from new at $362, A small
lot ofnew whea, from Little Fort, Illinois soId for
II ~ cts. sta8a'sd se,taifeA p tae iiF
Detroit. 18th. Wheat, considerable quantity
has been received, and sells at very good price,
DO cts. per bushels. ssha b5tesai o
Flour, remains as quoted as last week. 1925
from wagon and store. Sales are free at this
prce.--Aduertiser. - L.esi
Ypsilani, wheat still remains at sixty cents per
oushel and seems firm al that price, neither buy
ers or sellers manifest much anxiety.
Flour retails at $3.50.
Ann Arbor, wheat Sc cents. ~
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Look Out For Fires.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale.

ElHE Subscriber will sell for cash or part cash
IL down, his residence in the village of Ypsilan,
situated few rods of the Presbyterian Church,
on the Chicago road consisting of about four acres
of best qualify of lands, Dwelling House and out bull
dlngs all in superb order, together with an extensive
assortment OF best qualify fruit trees eft almost eve
ry variety ongenal to tn climate of Michigan
ALSO-A wel:.arra nged and finished law office, to-
gether with other valuable village property-aso a
first eighty lot situate about one mile from
the village. also eighty lot in the county OF
Ionia. - elss ..1u-+.s5k
All any part of which will be sold on the most
favorable terms. For the particulars of which enquire
of the subscriber at his office. w. A. BUCKBEE
Ypsanti, August At, I345. 2etf
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Ypsilanti Seminary,

THIS INSTITUTION was opened in august 1874
and Chartered by the last Legislature The number
of students in attendance has been $780, The Propr-
e:ors return their grateful Acknowledgements for this
liberal share fpubc patronage; and pledge their eff
forts TO make the Institution worthy of future conf
dence. Persons wishing to pursue Collegiate course
of Education prepare for the practical business OF
Life, will find equal and ample opportunities.
ENGLISH, CLASSIC, & Ornamental education will be
furnished to Young Ladies and strict attention paid
to the morals und department of the students.
The Academic year is divided into two terms of %
weeks each, commencing the first Monday of Sept.
andthe second IN Feb. and closing with public Ex-
animation
TUITION. from 800 to 100; board room rent g.
fire.wood s IA per quarter of III weeks. LIE in
music including the of instrument, S 500 tuition
to be paid nvariabby the middle of the quarter. No
deduction made for absence except in of sick.
ness.
REFERENCE is made to the visiting committee in this
village also Rev. James Inglis and M. Sanford De-
troit D. Barrett Monroe; A. Tucker, Adrian; J. l.
Fulton, Tecumseh; ]. Booth, Clinton, G. w. Harris
jackson; w. Allen, Ann Arbor; J. Wisner, North
vile; James Pyper, Pontiac.
Prof. Wm l.. EATON, D p-,.
MARY B. F. BROWN. iin''p'iS'
VIM \; a.. an M %ooRE. Proprietors
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YPSIL n MT
Shrine of Fashion.

YEHHE Subscriber would inform his friends and the
Il public generally. that he has commenced business
in Ypsilant directly opposite the Office Of Vancieve &
Co. where all orders in the -
TAILORING LINE
will be executed with accuracy, neatness and dispatch.
His long familiarity with the business, together with a
strict attention to the taste and wishes of his
ers. md every material change of fashion, will be a
sufficient guarantee has friends and patrons, that all
orders, whether of fine and ornamental, or coarse
and substantial kind will be done in durable and
:rusty manner. s,. , -fc
The subscriber would further state, that he intends
to employ but experienced journeymen which he
thinks will be an additional motive to all those who
have garments make to give him call rather than
to have them pass into the hands OF children and ap
prentices. - 49,. -
N. B. Easy coats and garments of every description
for farmers and laborng men, short notice and
warranted in all cases. ]. r. WALKER.
Ypsilanti. July 29th IS45. 21tf
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Books e. Stationary,

I A GOOD Assortment constantly on hand. particu.
N larly the SCHOOL COOKS in general use, also
Perfumery and perfumed fancy soaps, German Toys
Musical Instruments. fancy goods and an almost end
less variety of Yankee Notions including Combs, But
tons, Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Thread, Tape,
Pin and Needle Cushions Spool stands, Knitting Pins.
Hair Pins Victoria Pins Silver and German Silver
Pencils, Crayons. Silver and German silver. Brass
and steel Thimbles. Beads. Razors Razor srops lath
boxes and brushes Spec'acs and cases, Snuff box
es, Caid cases. Lith and Steel Engravings, Bennett
Wire, OIL Silk, Eyeets, Emery Cushions Jews Harps
Dominoes. Percussion caps, Powder and shot, Pill per.
cussion, pocket books and Wallets. Sun-gasses. Vio-
lin strings, Bass>vio do. Whale bone, Pocket knives.
Scissors, Letter stamps, Motto Seals. ect. 80 10 -
The above Articles aud many more to nuIner-
Gus to mention may be found for sale cheaper
than the cheapest al the variety store of So
/ Is e E. SAMSON,
Ypsilani. Aug, IL, 1915. 5asaa 29rf,
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ALSO

Linseed Oil. Lamp Oil, Lard Oil, Curriers' Oil,
and full assortment of r AINT constantly on
hand OF the best quality together with DYE WOODS
and DYE STUFFS. Brushes of all sizes, besides
many other articles in the above line not mentioned,
all of which is offered the public at very low prices
and all articles warranted good Thankful for the very
liberal patronage he has heretofore received he hopes
by strict attention business. low prices and good
assortment of articles to merit continuance OF the
same. Physicians from the country supplied as hereto
fore with medicines upon the most reasonable terms
and particular attention paid to the putting of med
ical prescriptions and orders. - 81 ~.
NIB. Most kinds of Country produce and paper
rags taken in exchange for goods. July 90, le4S.
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WING STATE CONVENTION.

The Wings of the several Counties in the State
are requested to appoint delegates to meet inlCon-
venton at JACKSON on "Wednesday. the SEW
ENTEENTH day ofSEPTEMBER next, at
o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating can.
didates for the office of Governor and Lieutenan,
Governor at the ensuing November election
Each county will be entitled to number of Dele.
gales equal to double the number Of its repreta-
lives in the legislature. Such other business as
may be deemed necessary will also be transacted.
full attendance is earnestly requested.
Detroit Aug. IL. ls45. 81 a..Fs... se
- J. HOWARD. I - la,7al-
ae" F.A. HARDING, Wing State
.sz ' z" s. BARSTOW, Central ?
ID. SMART. Committee
JNO. OWEN.
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Important News.

ny SAMSON, Authorised agent for the sale Of the
HLs genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Buch-
ans Hungarian Balsam. Folgers Olosaonian, Jaynes
Expectofant Syrupt Rowands Improved Tonic Mixture
Coms.ock & Co.'S. Medicines. including Oldridges
Balm Columbia. Connels Pam Extractor, Hays Lini-
ment, Extract of Sarsaparla, &c &C.. Shermans
Lozenges and Plasters, Deans Chemical Plaster Jew
Davids or Hebrew Plaster, Dalleys Pain Extractor,
Fosgates and Godreys Cordial. Fahnestocks Vermuge
Bristols Sarsapara. Osgoods India Cholagogue, Wash
ngton Elixer Eastern Tonic, AllebasTs Medicines
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills. Gregotys, Phinneys
Smiths University and Smiths Sugar Coated. Rush's
Hasteds. Herrcks. Peters Resurrection or Persian,
Muscovetus, Tomato, Lees, Moffats, and Pcra Pills
A supply Of the above always on hand.
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I. AccrpENT IN ALLEGHENY. Bursting of the
Gdsotnefer at The Protestant Methodist Church
SsCsrat persons badly burni.4--W learn from the
Pittsburgh Gazette on Wednesday last that = oas.
lometer ia the Methodist Church Of Allegheny Sars,
on the evening tefore, severely injnring several
persons. The apparatus for M aking gas for light.
ing the Church got oueof order, and in attempt /.
go raise the gasometer, erroneously supposed
to be empty, i look FIRE from lighted candle and
loud explosion followed. 80 =
1.-The following persons were injured - rs IS
Mr., Heron. the Sexton. very badly burnt, no,
expected to live; one report says he is dead. 20
Mr.. Brown Peder, living ON the Butler Road,
badly burnt, supposed to be dangerous. s., L
VIM. Harms Esq. Post Master Of Allegheny,
badly burn but thought not TO be dangerously IN
jured. -
= Mr.. James Russell, Carpenter, had his head
badly cut, and Is supposed to be dangerously
burnt. a st7frfo@ 9iFss
5. Mr.. lssler, very badly burnt, supposed to be
dangerous.
Mr.. Henry Williams. grocer, badly bnrrt.
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r OST in the month of March last, note signed BY
IL A. Voorhees, ESQ., for forty dollars, dated the
fonrth of March, lS45. payable in the month of Oc>
tober next. All persons cautioned against buying
said notice of the loss has been given the
kerr JAS. SANDERS.
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WESLEYAN SEMINARY AT ALBIoN.-A friend
has sent us catalogue of the Institution for the
Academic year 1S44-5. Itexhibiis an aggregate
of scholars for the year of 373. We are gratlfi-
ed 10 learn that this useful Seminary is in this
hOurlshing condition. We notice that the Exam
ination takes place on the goth and 26lh, aud The
Exhibition on the 81 of Aug. inst.-Adr.
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or stolen from the sub

~ scriber in the Township of Ypsilant, on the
night of the eth inst. eight years old
LIGHT BA Y MARE with one white hind foot, wide
white strip in tn e face up to her eyes. Two white
spots on the back made by saddle, black main and
tail. Any person who will give notice where she may
be found or return said mare, will be handsomely re-
warded. JOSEPH BROWN.
Ypsianti. Aug. 49, Io45.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26
From y, T. Joonal ef Commerce, .'lag 81.

LATE FROM NfNico.--We learn tiom Capt. Baker
IF HE bark Falmouth, Which left Maanzas May OH
that the English mail steamer from Vera Crnz AMY ed
at Havana oh inst, with dispatches from NJ Craw
ford. The Brush Consul. advis ing him that the boun
diary line Of Texas had been defined and settled and
her independence guaranteed b, convention between
England, lance aud Mexico. Accounts by the sahe
arrival state HAT Santa Anna has been reduced the al
tentative OF ten years banlshmeut, trial for malad
unlsfallun.
The ahove intelligence must have left Vera Cruz on
The 2od Bad inst, which is ten days later than
previous advces.
This JOINT guarantee of Texan independence. with
specification oi boundaries, Is a more definite form of
The proposition Texas from Mexico some weeks
since. per Br tueate Eur. dice The Texan govern
ment objected 10 thai proposition, that 1t specified
particular boundary; hui minated that if this objection
were obvlaed. and liberal boundary specified the pro-
position would be presented Ia the people for adoption
rejection. simultaneously with the Annexation PROJECT.
We presume the line has been placed pretty far West
IN The hope OF inducing the Texans 10 aequesce, but it
will he IN vain.-they are almost unanimous for Annex
alton, aud Annexation will be the result