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 R oi Texas for colonizine tba b@iul .l the Goyen, hePuDllc' lying on and between tb acant lands o1 flVeIS and comprising the ceebr.ioe, ale BIazOs a0 together with the upper Trinity u;, Gloss Tm tarles, having formed themseIy99. flver ver and js s or company called 6 The Tey;alll mo an assOe Land Company" have appointalaaa H,aa Enigrat@ Trustees, and vested in them f,lI .le ndesisss nty to carry out and fulfil the ii obl powers and s ot the parties to the contact ''Yses E and inss fully give notice to all those who we Would re@ themselves of the very liberal foz may wish b, now offered by the company to sot.i tS4S and coDs that we have despatched an infeIeis Iiseeis on then 2 agent to the colony to reside fboa55s tandc com@l tunes, be prepared, without the L'el aol. who viii and settle to their satisfaction Jds, all delay tor the colony. '' all Who shall sa

 To all emigrants who shall ro

 settle on the grant of the conSanl ,a'o the coloy 1st day of July, 1915, we shall bI'I ,;C on or be6e every family 320 acres of land, and 5,se to to each single nun over the age of serentooa a .o eachaaer of land, to be selected by them isel in years l6Oa grant they may desire, by paynq .l ,aa any part to our agent for the surveys of f reasonable ta they shall settle By family is tn ,alas uponRH man and his wife, with or without ~ Oha,u Ge unde4 or wldower, with two or more ob;I5 aren, avid age of seventeen years; males ovon ntiuieh unda teen years shall be each entitled to le ne age Ofs Tn their own right, beside the 29o ,o ioo acres of family of which they are membo.s acies given to all exceedingly rich; but those ,ybo he lands oi E Foufse sf nave the best chance for e soo5 % M or 1ae information of those unaegsia. SpvG ses' snf inducements and advantages of sdttIia da1;nea colohys we would represent that the seifnn stI,aS follseiits aoo4l SIX hundred families, and I,to iiGHl uele SHOW that large numbers a,o ,",s .i al when must insure the entire settlement fls oe gong anu Ill snort tune render the lands of tbs @e very valuable Our grant lies in tbs a'o ooaa ens allllln' 'Nacogdoches, Milan, and Robersoonu gouuu ing lo5 miles on Red river thence to tbo I. on Red rlver 100 miles, and contains for s 9ss @ siohs perhaps the largest body of ihe rias s sl most ieftiIe lands oI any portion of Tey,s ,'oss os America. The lands are pretty eansII, 4psiS % ! between woodland and prairie, win 9aails nans ll iatlhS surface, and is interspersed wb5 b5Gaay ri"a lets, and line springs, which afford at all ii'es the year, superabundance of the nnraa, 9sas s's wholesome water. The forest treoi conas4 ,.S. anu pally of white, post, and Spanish oak sOsS' nacas wood, ash, elm, black walnut, and baIIv Iv'u sS an abundant supply of timber for f1ai' Sns aas and all agricultural purposes. This por;on 'a aF as Is considered the finest grain growing sIC@s con the world, and has an ample rance 6r eVall naa pastorage, and every facility for reaTnr caia taa cheapest rates. The extensive o ryor to,,. .a,uF beautiful prairies are not surpassed by aDV UJa s this continent for richness and ferfy s ana Sa al duce as abundanty, and with as ltI' ltIa' iiI aSos sl cultlvator, all the great staple articles grown aUrl the United States, such as the finest cafton as, oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian corn t, not,,.a grass, together with all other proJpcftiop, fi,pS soil. f''1"euVAs

 Persons wishing to emigrate to our coloDv the States of Indiana, Illinois, Missouri. nr i sas, may proceed by land by the way of Fot to Fort IoWson, thence to Enelis6's Pot the Trinity settlement Those liying in ossl dement's ot the country would do better to m directly to New Orleans, where they will fD difficulty III procuring conveyance by steI up Red river to Fort ToWson, or hirbef m io in fifty miles, or Uia Galveston and up the n rIVer to within twenty to forty miles of tbe ment. Messfs. Martin, Gwen, & Co.,. N Tchoupltoulas street, or Mr. Edward Hull TeXlan consulate, No. 9, Lower LeYee, Ne leans, will be able to give to cmigrants all cessary information as to the best and cbs route 10 the colony. at the time Of their aHig,

 Emigrants should all take with them reas supply of provisions; less supplies of meal other articles, as wild game aboands in the 0 but to procure it they should take with tten and amunition. Planting season commal February, and may be continued to the first ly, but. as in every other country, early gives the best yield.

 All communications relating to the hsn the company, addressed postpaid, to the signed Trustees, or either of them, at Lou Kentucky, will be promptly attended to-

 WILLIS STEWART, ) Trustees

 JOHN J. SMITH Tex'n

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 The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati Gazeti, vile Union, Nicksbrg Sentinel, Tere Haua fer, Sansamore Journal, JelIersonian, fat H City, Mo..) Little Rock Banner and Plate Eagle will publish mi-montbly in weekly for months, and send their accounts to the tees for payment. l68