Texas Colonization.
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FETHE subscribe anxious to settle the alternate
sections of the grant Of 5000 square miles
Of land, made to him by the Texan government on
the Brazos and Trinity rivers, offers 800 acres Of
land to each emigrant family who may arrive on
the lands SO set apart for colonization prior to the
Goth of March next


The above lands may be reached by the Arkan-
sas or Red river. beng about the lower boundary
Of Lamar and Fannn counties. and two days
navigation above Galveston by tine Trinity river.
which empiies into Galveston bay.


Any further information will be afforded on
application by person or by letter, post paid, TO any
of the following persons;


DIR. Daniel Rowlett, residing on Red river. II
miles from Benham, in Fannn county; OF 10 Albert
G. Kirnbell, Esq, near Paris, in Lamar county:
or r. J. Pillons. agent o. the Texas Association,
living at Benham.


C. F. MERCER,


Agent Of the 7eras Association.
Dec. 1S-ls-3m