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 tosethef t erwin Wlth the upper Trinity ~,ia ri Cros 'laiieS' hdFihS formed themselves ;s. ;nH and or company called "The Teyisinn TsS inlO an a,. Lar, Land Company" have appointadas iT,as. Enis,ss trustees, and vested in them f,I m .ae uRden Ity to carry out and fulfil the ali ot; powes a5 ol the parties to the contract ooleets alaS.I iqiiy give notice to all those who we wouh \ themselves of the very liberal iIo to. nay wRb now offered by the company ,o oi .ns 'efns and ea ,,', aar, t nbaeespa!ched tbo an intellieenffsosa

 a 1o b '.ie coiony to reside therein ,sl

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 the colony. ,'oi' all Who sbsg

 To all emigrants who shall co ;..

 ksettle on the grant of the comS.,n, mo the c, ist day oi July, 1915, we sbsIlY bFs'IY' .oRor b55, every iamiy 320 acres of land and 5Ee t to ad single nun over the age of sevent Ttu 10 eachaT oi land, to be selected by them isea ;n yeaBla,I grantthey may desire, by pav;na ir, III any paf NJ to our agent for the surveys od 'I tI IeasQnat they shall settle. By f5miJ,, G'e iands upehs or WidoWer, with two or more 1JbGil,llaren cbil1a age oI seventeen years; males over a,e tba en tal teen years shall be each entitled to 'ue ,c. aseo in thelr own right, beside the aso ,o iOo ae9sel iaihiiy oi winch they are rnefobe,s S''gS % sla aii exceedingly rich; but tbose n,h, ihe ll5 oi course have the best chance for ro go on fazI

 For the Information of those nss a snod segsI the inducements and adyantaoes aF qlalntel ! colony, we would represent t6at tE Y. settling hl contains about six hundred fa,n;rl u.e selllemet ron eaede show that large numbers su ., lae s Niilch must insure the entire settIemeotP Plf 8o; anu i'll snort time render the lands oF tt e 9 EeIY valuable. Our grant lies in tba 'ue enlsl fafliia' Nacogdoches, Milan, and Pobss.t as toalla Ing io4 miles on Bed river, thence to m e4 on lied river I0D miles. and conto;s " tue otgt slons perhaps the largest body ,i'i or h ior ls most fertile lands of any portion of Ts li's acht Ameflea. The lands are pfettv aaAa aeAS or N between woodland and prairie viii eqgaly dFl latth9 surface, and is nterspersed u;tl ggluY u lets, and fine springs, which aiord ",ai i,'efS me year. suPerabundance of the pnras,sss 's's Wholesome water. The forest trees rrsa5 cos.., aa paliy oi white, post, and Spanish oal ,Yasn nasas

 wood, ash, elm, black walnut and balls Pl1s'ls E an abundant supply of timber for gaf' i'ai ss sA, ana all a9rieultulal purposes This no;.. I 0ii as IS considered the finest grain orovina fv,auae the world, and has an ample Tsnra o,,'@s 5. yum pastorage, and every facility for reaPins .',S ,s cheapest rates. The extensive riyer t.a. sass beautiful prairies are not surpassed by ,sr ,Dags tbls continent for richness and fertilits spl ~ dace as aDuadahtly, and with as lite la5o, \ cnillYalor, all the great staple articles rroWs tfle United '2tates, such as the finest coio5 N oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian com mi, po,,,.. grass, together with all other prolDeiior, s x soil. f'0'g''i0t'

 Persons wishing to emigrate to opr col,,. tire States of Indiana. Illinois. Mssanr; -I z, 1 sas, may proceed by land by the way of Fm ! to teft IoWsoH, thence 10 English's Foa n the Trinity settlement. Those liying in oits ilelnehts ot the country would do better io rsl directly to New Orleans, where they will fl diilcalty Tn procuring a conveyance by sfaT up Red river to Fort Towson, or higher ap5 s] n fifty miles. orUiG Galveston and up tbe T5| river to within twenty to forty miles of tbs vl ment. Messrs. Martin, Owen, & O.. N fehoupitoulas street, or Mir. Edward Hull l Texian consulate, No. 9, Lower Levee. N,E leans, will be able to give to emigrants all {. cessafy information as to the best and eis] route 10 the colony, al the time of their anrl

 Emigrants should all take with them Tese supply of provisions less supplies of msa other articles, as wild game abonnds in the egs but to procnre it they should take wih thfH and amumtion. Planting season commend February, and may be continued to the frst d ly, bat, as in every other country, early aa gives the best yield.

 All communications relating to the hHRa the company, addressed, postpaid, 10 the ta signed Trustees, or either of them, at LouGF Kentucky, wlil be promptly attended to-

 WELLS STEWART, )Tmtesd

 JOHN J. SMITH. Tex'n sa.

 VIM. C. PETERS. } ton &L L8z

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