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TRINITY ann TO TIE V.
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TRINITY AND PprHE pq TIE "

 uu,, TEAS lSsi0fa |,A 'HE oF FsTie parties to the cona.e3,., ,s,

 Republic, lying on VdIiillng and Ga.g the vac,,. @ rivers, and comprisinp,at ,a toetween tba 8

 together with the lr,s upssl the E Eselebratesd 2

 taries, t having formed pPf' t5enr'il97i rive, or company called :. sTPsSlas.elFes inn. Land Company" have ne ne Texian Ps

 trustees ltv ste and vested in 5Pem1 fS of the parties to the 's,,li eanl the objects, fully give notice to all IIttSbaact. tSact. Eesl now offered by the co9n1n,r nOeral tenas \ that we have despatched B'lly '; to setaesa times, be prepared, witbasn,ft iss,ff e lhsrSie N and settle to their satisiSctitoale ct tae leastdea1 the colony. 'idctlon, all RS .o,l,o= To all CT @e4migrants who shall

 settle on the grant of the 'call coll go iatoa. lst day of July, l845l ,1a 1conpany, on every family go acres of we ,e shall gire slngle f 9 nun over the age of fala sal.aa .aa9adoee grant they may desire, byy Uy the them ir any % to our agent for the sl,rgolP,a " lPaylng atea;o, they shall settle. By a f3n;1l fyS Nl thehsd man and his wife. win as amy IS h De s or widower, with two or Or @llloutehiarI age age Of seventeen years maIes SfS ersl shiep teen years shall be each tis entiflsS oyer the in their own right, beside e4tlllsd tS e to lsOsl family of which they are ra eae 52O acres s| all exceedingly rich; but tbela tIb'emoeP, ,' l51 of course have the best cHaae rn9se WI who go oI

 For the information ot'dilee of ,R for a god colony, we would represent gt'sses iSss ( of set] contains about six hundred fsm;lie alal 'he set4 from there show that larra a ,alllles' andl ll wmeh V9 must insure the entire settses.I' sdoes ' and in short time render tbs sgl''e9neatof lon9I very valuable. Our grant t''T lial lanas (! oI a Ge in aannla min NacogdoGhcs, Milan aas an5 R Ro5a the Ing 5o5 miles on Red river, tben,a r,ln aIoe5t' D on Red river loo miles, and 'rSrts con,s 10 ihs | sions perhaps the largest lI to1,l v1Gillaas for most fertile I lands of any portoyp ry Of of me, n. America America The lands are pretU pd vi a.s'S len between woodland and prairie Fl'uy ,I,t equal lating surface, and is inersneI,ssd @l,n una 2, iets' and fine springs, which afford sr si'l5 n the year, asuperabundance of @ia' iSa al a al wholesome Water. The forest s trs.i Pa,es .os Pally of white, post and spanish u9ss oss con 1.. Wood' ash, elm, black walnut, and pqAI hgis l1s an abundant supply of timber for for TDa rDa and all agricultural purposes TS;. 1Si lle as is considered the finest grain rralo' Tls sera the world, and has an ample SaOsa ,os'i5 si pastorage, and every facility for ,qa:s ra.3;.. Q cheapest rates. The extensive ,rslin3 cam beautiful prairies are not surpassed ,i's, ss ], this continent for richness and a icTtii,! 2 a \ duce as abandantly, and with ss a' qil E,a., 4 4 ealtIyator, all the great staple artirIsa r.as \ the United States, such as the finest 'q soiD i oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian cG' com 1'1 " grass, together with all other nradni, nr,5 soil. .s' Pi0aae'

 Persons wishing to emigrato to m, the States of Indiana, Illinois. Misso,v n sas, may proceed by land by the 5lSll Way \ to Fort IoWson, thence to Enslisbs the Trinity settlement. Those IiT;sr dement's of the country would do betis G directly to New Orleans, where tbey ey.' difficulty in procuring a conveyance b up Red river to Fort Towson, or bipbs in fifty miles, or ria Galveston and m m river to within twenty to forty miles ment. Messrs. Martin, Owen, X { Ichoapitoalas street, or MT. Edward Texian consulate, No. 9, Lower Lev, leans, will be able to give to emigrant eessary information as to the best route to the colony, at the time of thei

 Emigrants should all take with then supply of provisions; less supplies other articles, as wild game aboands il but to procure it they should take wi and ammunition. Planting season C February, and may be continued to tn ly, but, as in every other country, e gives the best yield.

 All communications relating to tn the company, addressed, postpaid, signed Trustees, or either of them. Kentucky, will be promptly attended

 WILLIS STEWART, )T

 JOHN J. SMITH. }T VIM. c. PETERS. S6

 The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati vile Union, Ficl<sburg Sentinel, Tern Ter, Sangamore Journal, Jeliersonian, City, Mo.,) Little Rock Banner, and Eagle will publish semi-monthly in for 6 months, and send their accounts tees for payment.