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 Of Of, the parties to Jlte tbe lalfl a Ae fully il give notice tn P,e s,I ,fI9ahaci 2 themselves then s q of the ! yely ell '59e {,

 nov now oil, offered by the eel9,ll sSlg hbaa 1aat ogent we e have ,G, despatSeG5le55 55lag as,

 e'e colony t0 ra.;i an5 tunes. s.,,i be pFepared'' wi,Baa,9, vi FBss,9e the colony. '&lslacdea, ] s,tl,o To all eImigrants e who ,,.. ist'li lst daT qn of 59e 1ss sGsnt ef Se S 's5 every family 320 acTss 9, .a Ee sl'l single nun over fbe he ess es ol laad, ,| of land to be selected eSe ba of ,erot !, grant grant, they may desire by " ,ll? then. they shall settle. ''I By Bsqrysys ei5 man and his wife, WItb laA!F or widower, with t,,a t,ro o or Riibo age of seventeen erp, yeor.. sme 2, TT moe teen years shall be ,oi saol hales Q in their own rigbt, has;5e basil ea;laet family of which hi tbey DgIlos aos the the 3 all exceedingly rich; but @f i5sla i3en' oi G course SC have the best 1s eb,ase ',,ose . For the information cli13se of ,ls. the inducements and Y'5 s5,l. g llo' colony, colony, we ss would represent 'pIt'as K from, from there show that t.ji5o Iarr5 lan B. which mustinsure the aa,;s. ,a, se n. and in a short time re rsnJer s'',.te tss $ very valuable. Our .gsl sraDt l''s E. Fannin. Nacogdoches MI. MIL. K ing I6l miles on Red r;ras 5',,sn, S 2 on Red river 100 miJas a''s., sa5 'a slons perhaps the lare's', s,'l | { most fertile lands of any 5y'r r..... ooI America. The lands are l,s',, u between woodland and prsi,l, iatlng surface, and is inle,sno. ,rr /. lets, and fine springs, wbicb B' . the year, a supera6undanca, q wholesome water. The fore' 7 pally of white, post, and soan ;g,s; wood, ash, elm, black waI5u 'sIl an abundant supply of timS i,''i' and all agricultural purposes ,,,,s.Y as is considered the finest ora the world, and has an ann pastorage, and every facility cheapest rates. The eytcn beautiful praHies are not snrr IT this continent for richness i an, dnce as abundmtly, and viii cultiyator, all the great slapJ, the United States, such as lb, ,, oats, wheat, rye, barley, indi grass, togetller with all ofI soil.

 Persons wishing to emigr the States of Indiana, lllih2o sas, may proceed by land by to Fort ToHson, thenee to the Trinity settlement. Tn dement's of the country wot directly to New Orleans. W difficulty in procuring a con up Red river to Fort Fowso in fifty miles, or gia Calves river 10 within twenty to to ment Messrs, Martin. ( Tchoupitoulas street, or Mr TeXian consulate, No. 2, | leans, will be able to give {, cessary Information as to route 10 the colony, at the {

 Emigrants should all take supply of provisions; less other articles, as wild game but 10 procure 1t they shou and ammunition. Planting February, and may be cont ly, but, as in every other gives the best yield.

 All communications rela the company, addressed, p, signed Trustees, or either Kentucky, will be promptly

 WILLIS STEW

 JOHN J. SMITH

 VIM. C. PETER

 The Missouri Reporter, { vile Union, Vicksburg Sen fer, Sangamore Jolmnal, Je City, Mo.,) Little Rock B Eagle will publish semi-mc for G months, and send the. foe, .,-