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TRINITY o, TO THE Vsf
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TRINITY AND RRp R9 fPE s,nu' THE parties to the cont.. ''' I of Texas for coIoni1inal,c gj,lilact t with the q. Republic, lying on and dbInsas ba,, the vacant rivers, and comprising tbo bUe.Ween w, the B Bl,l' together with he upper '' TS.Si,s;brated Cras tarles, having formed thennsa1llltty river a5i or company called "Tba biSglves g into sp N Ln,1d,o Land Company, have appoi5tsi9aaa iiSSiaa Eqs Trustees, and vested in them bplaied ald the Qej.1 Ilty to carry out and fulfil ln t5a lail .poRes ,I of the parties to the cont,as ,i .le objects ss fully give notice to all tbuscl' tbo.l' We then themselves (I of the very ss Hbe,'Ty who nay now T! offered by the companr Sstal "a terms aG .l that we have despatched aS aa to to settleresSi agent to the colony to reS;1a @il eligentas5,1 tunes, m be prepared, without tba b,nffreia, s6s. and settle to their satslae,iocn,e c,e lesa1stdear ca the colony. 'a'ioh, all whoJi .o,l,o.all To all tl elmigrants who shall c, ;.. settison ase grant of the a eo,n!s go intoa oaea| lst day of July, 1915. Ha HeaoinPainy, oa@ ! every family 320 acres of Is is.Sn snail give a ] single nun over the age o, of faaa' m and toeag'l Of land, to be selected by itf5seateen t5seI yeogI grant they may desire, by V ns,.; uien in any n to our agent for the snryera Payl9g aeg areaso1s| e ney sa snali settle; By family ilF is ia lands man and his wife, with or i{ wiiSdl S 10 be ui ! or "1dower, with two or nmnounlsoqt,ebidpa mons age of seventeen years. m,Ia Iiore childea teen years shall be each entis ent;S oyerthe agsI fn5;1 in their own right beside lss Re ssd to len' lamliy 1I Of which they are mem6o.s g J5u acres all exceedingly rich; but tbean tabelnoeIs. M The | of course have the best , cbas .iose %ho go a ,n For the information dCs of tbo,a Tor gt. god colony, we would repressat q,t'sges ,fs of seti contains about six b6n6re5 l' e .llai the settIt iron 2 I there ere show that large fs, pnmSa,l alda and in a short time rendpp tbs ig ssG3laenentof very valuable. Our al grant tir 5;l lands oihe ! Ian4ln' ,n Na,eogdoehes, , Milan Ss and ID R,fl {ae ing IG4 miles on Red river. ' t6en.1 as,u h9oelta on Red river 100 miles. and '.e,lee oon.e. to the sions perhaps the Iarg,est a.'I to9 contains tqi most fertile aI lands of any porticyn y of of me The America. The lands are pg'nVd nrai,.. ol Itza between woodland and prairie ,'e,ly ,,!, eqlal lating surface, and is iDIelsnol,.a5 ie, Mlln aga lets and fine springs, which for afford 8i !, the year, a superabundance of prtta' tsa &aAl wholesome water. The forest i tre tre,l PaIea l paiy of ivy white' post, and spanish neSs oaf 'o s.. wooa' ash elm, black walnut, asJ SaAi blic Pfc an abundant supply of timber ti, d;r iol IeII' f,.i and all agricultural purposes, TIi.I ip5 lae as IS considered the finest grain : ..., ns Poiil the world, and has an ample Tapea Sloail pastoraSe' and every facility for resIi,s cheapest rates. The extensive ,,S,ia3 r;sla beautiful prairies are not surnassa5 s .i'si br

 this continent for richness and Iertiiis9 duee as abu9dantly, and with as Tas cultlyator, all the great staple artirls, ,a' n, the United States, such as inc d6ests6.. lsi., oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian cll eors W soil. f''4u'

 Persons wishing to emigrate to ol, the States of Indiana, Illinois, Nigoui sas, may proceed by land by the way d to Fort Towson, thence to Englis}t the Trinity settlement. Those Iyi5sia dement's of the country would do beSs directly to New Orleans, where t6ey Nj difficulty in procuring conveyance bT up Red river to Fort Towson, or higbg in fifty miles, or cia Galveston and m

 river to within twenty to forty miles d

 ment. Messrs. Martin, Owen, k Ca Tehoupitoulas street, or Mr. Edward \ TeXian consulate, No. 9, Lower Leps leans, will be able to give to emiqant

 cessary information as to the best sl route to the colony, at the time of tbara

 Enigrants should all take with thenl supply of provisions; less supplies d

 other articles, as wild game aboands md but to procure it they should take viii

 and amunition. Planting season caa

 February, and may be continued to the 1 iu h.1t as-ingol,;a tks= canntrv

 