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TEXAS Als'eER eoLJ ' VIE parties to the contract -.

 D A oI Texas for coonizin@a' @'t th With the Go, Republic, lying on and bet%Seaaoe the yacaatIasi rivers, and comprising the segn ceIo5 the Braz@

 together with the upper Ti,GtIated Trin;aIa CrosI taries, having formed tbemssia51lty river as5 @ or company called 'sThe 1f,.es To'; into an an Trustees, dnd Vested e5fe 9 the h

 ei,, Gi the parties to the contact oO}eeb lS and

 inplly gi,ye notice to all those who we Would themselves of the very liberal di.o .o may Ri5 now offered by the company to' to tern 'eIms and ca that we have despatched an intaII;u fSonGs agent to the colony to reside 'lS tSalS Sentandco times, be prepared, without tba b'p1frela, 1as yhoG and settle to their satislactiorne re ieSastdelay 6 the colony. S''Ol' all Who sba1 ..,l,o Io all all efmigrants f who shall go int, a

 ist day of July, 1915, we sbs1ly bPaiy, ;! on Orbe every family 320 acres of land and glse . to a single nun over the age of seysat sew allu to eacha ot land, to be selected by then bInieen ;n yeaBla grantthe may desire, by payina i,, n any pat to our agent for the surveys of lp ib 5easoaa6e they shall settle. By fSmiIp G1 ile M lands upoa man and his wife, with or } w;iSas. is to be aadep or wldo"er, with two or more %l cbiaafe bTi,l,afen age ot seventeen years; males oyer eriialen & 0nj teen years shall be each entitled to u,s iso ageo m their own right, beside the 390 ,dt ,Oo acres family of which they are members 4'ies S syen all exceedingly rich; but those wbo Ihe la of course have the best chance for oro a go on

 For the information of those ~ nSa good set the inducements and adyantages nr qaaaln'ei| colony, we would represent t6st tS Ua settling contains about six hundred families apG sosusne 9a from there show that large nnmbo,a is, aiiu late which must insure the entire setfIemontf fle re S0 and Tn short time render the lands oF Fi 19l ue very valuable. Our grant lies in tba aie E enl Fannln, Nacogdoches, Milan. and PoSa. H@ eouhi ing l6l miles on Red river, thence JOSlsoa to tt q on Red river 100 miles, and conts;vo gls s oes slons perhaps the largest body of ;b" iOf lS most fertile lands of any portion of of r rue nee America. The lands are pretty eansi. 1paa \ between woodland and prairie. win b'9ualy naa. a1 lating surface, and is inierspersed wbs ssnuy ';l lets, and fine springs, which afford at sli' ii's the year, suPerabundance of the nnrsat s@ s,'S wholesome water. The forest treaS FSss' oess, ala paily oi white, post, and Spanish oak 4.,s neess wood, ash, elm, black walnut and bdIl. GIv@9 sl an abundant supply of timber for ,.i'' fnai d. al and all agncultqlal purposes. This pofto5 a as IS considered the finest grain growing qor eonll the world, and has an ample rance 6f eou. pr, Pastorage, and every facility for reaTiog c9.a 4aa cheapest rates. The extensive river b.,,.s s,,u. beautiful prairies are not surpassed bv any ,,'i, this continent for richness and fertility and i <. duce as abundantly, and with as little labo, ". . cHltlvator, all the great staple articles croVe ' the United States, such as the finest coiion i,5 oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian com. potatoa grass, together with all other productions soil.

 Persons wishing to cmigrate to our cob,, the States of Indiana, Illinois. Missouri Al { sas, may proceed by land by the way ol Fot 10 Fort IoWson, thence to Englisb's Fot the Trinity settlement Those living in ob, dement's of the country would do better to directly to New Orleans, where they viii f difficulty in procuring conveyance by ste, aP Red rlrer to Fort Towson, or higher up to in fifty miles, or gia Galveston and up the 1 liver to within twenty 10 forty miles of the ment. Messrs. Martin, Owen, & O.. \ fchoupitouIas street, or Mr. Edward Hull TeXiaa consulate, No. ., Lower Levee, k leans, will be able 10 give to emigrants all eessary information as to the best and d route to the colony, at the time of their arir

 Emigrants should all take with them a req supply of provisions; less supplies of me; other articles, as wild game abounds in the e but to procure 1t they should take with thel and ammunition. Planting season commel February, and may be continued to the first Y, but as in every other country early gives the best yield.

 All communications relating to the bHi the company, addressed, postpaid to the signed Trustees, or either of them, at Lol Kentucky, will be promptly attended to-

 WILLIS STEWART, lTrustee

 JOHN J. SMITH. }TexR

 Wbf. C. PETERS. tion&L

 Tie Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati Gazett vile Unien, icksburg Sentinel, Terre IIat fer, Sangamore Jouraal, Jehersonian, (at J City, Mo- Little Rock Banner and Plat Eagle will publish semi monthly in weekly for 6 months, and send their accounts to tn tees for payment. l6-