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 ilG. of,Paes PParues to the cop,r,.. @sr 10 lines rieprs Gepaolle, ae3 lying on and 5ss @ a. as two together wifb iSffb4Prsingthe ces5 s5 lsr advertiser lafles' having formed tbadn n3it l @ossumcd or a9 company called aT6a g a, sn ndiyidu Tana lr. company, have ann.i sl ap 50 and itustees and vested in fBfoted fboa ,s; s ner ccl ny 10 carry out and fpfi fptIa a d z slOO or oI II he parties to the cont contl ,le lq per l9liy give notice to all fbbac tboc p 0l o~' will themselves of the yer,, , 'l9se I9 Who Te'e' sball now offered by the co,3,la J noela te h yea mn that we have despatcba,PPa ose be llarI ,blisj agent to the colony 'u to roai5 aa 5lats, De Pa, lllnes' pc prepared, without a ler Cen C3;na 10 Ii and settle to their safiseot;l iSat eea yeedlh5 90 the colony. A'''iactlo1 al $ co co

 Io all emigrants who chan .i.ement settle on the grant of tba sla l5gus' Tans as lst day of July, 1915 ,So eolFaly @ np5i Jsconr every family 320 acres of ge snail sna oTs rstes of ol2,e 5aed nun t over the age of segsa for occas oL c iand to be selected by 'sn tbsa sr to be p; 9i'''it 'iiSy may desire by na,; !,nIy[: 10 our agent for the saryers FSla .f or less they shall settle. By f3mI 9l oe mes Yonths man and his wife, with or ,giiE uis IS iH' or "ido#er, with two or r,alo' ynaas ,S a age of seventeen years. m.I'Y ,vie ch Tor adyt teen years shall be each enti,l.s osei 7 one7 rae Tn their own right, beside sS t5o a1l orfo riion family of which they are foo,sI o-O will b al! exceedingly rich; buftbosa, e'0 or count of course have the best ebanes b,'ee slo 3 5a,rs

 For the Information of tb0,a 'Ul ,a J' circular the inducements and adVan,ssss 9ss Qa a si naymen colony, we would represent 'fss fFss ~ ii here contains about six hundred f,sa ,aal l ", Te hay from there show that larea ,a'iles all sa'H " which must insure the entiTo sa.a aa.ao ..reemen and In short time render tboi0l oI.le +t;ons de very valuable. Our grant f Gaa lai ,a farbid, Fannin, Nacogdoches, Milan oS os,n EraTiation Ing l64 miles on Red river tbaa. ',nmber o on Red river loo miles, and 'ssts soa. ,ors must sions perhaps the largest bo3, sGu'a r ,ention most fertile lands of any nort;o5, @5 y, America. The lands are ,ou nsa,ta a - between woodland and prairie E,',9 ,,!a t TUPPEF' iatlng surface, and is intersne,,sa5' its, S'. TYPP lets, and fine springs, which a6os, tarnp,Fs the year, a superabundance If 'tts' tSs tO' to2 wholesome water The forest t,'. 7 pally of white, post and spani,ba Y d , wood, ash, elm, black walmt .s9 s9A INSTEAD an abundant supply of timber pS. f. ..tiea in all and all agricultural purposes Tg, and in fl as IS considered the finest grain g4 rs Ij8Ie Re the world, and has an aI1ple S'e ,tIe collie pastorage, and every facility for I r3S

 cheapest rates. The extensive i, ,rS 1s4j.

 

 ss this eeati%s@ @ ss1a4s. ne: ss51f5 sa @ 0HN { cultiyator, all the great staple artirs I1O&t the United States, such as the fnosts EE oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian com T, ,,r,.r,r grass, together with all other m, IA I.,-i lhl ! sail f' attend Persons wishing to emigrate toa oasaogs Ut the States of Indiana Illinois. Ns osI f' l9z sas, may proceed by land by tbe Va NAPKINS. to Fort Towson, thence to EDrfj uAH1TyI the Trinity settlement. Those jyT NH Al dement's of the country would do Ia fTfA Es. directly to New Orleans, where tbq IIr,TI TT ' difficulty in procuring conYeyapcp t..t i5 ie up Red river to Fort ToWson, or big y. :, = in fifty miles, or pia Galveston and g HRISF( mem meat " G Messrs .Ne Maga, 3 'G5g oge1 as ey al Tchoupitoulas street, or Mr. Edwat C TeXian consulate, No. 9, Lower Ie ,eHTTA 4 leans, will be able to give to emigran s5sT Is | cessarY information as to the Bea -- route to the colony, at the time of te APsTEAo-

 Emigrants should all take with ta MpSTl supply of provisions; less supplies .ii o | other articles, as wild game aboand i ,fffOl but to procure it they should take vi lrr oN and ammunition. Planting season Ji, m February, and may be continued bt

 ly, but, as in every other country, J. M gives the best yield. DRyEy

 All communications relating to l Vh-sli the company, addressed, post-pad

 signed Trustees, or either of them YAA Kentucky, will be promptly attended Hbrll,

 WILLIS STEWART, )T U

 JOHN J. SMITH. a1' \

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 The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati l vile Union, Ficksburg Sentinel, TeHe fer, Sangamore Journal, Jeiieronian, K, "A City, Mo- Little Rock Banner, and RNL,Y Eagle will publish semi-monthly in -'-'A' for 6 months, and send their account

 tees for payment. FIN