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TRINITY o,,n To THE VsF 'i'A ! '8HD RED PIr,
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TRINITY AND RED DE R,p,.

 u,,,, TEXAS, AH colO NHE parties to the con,r.'

 A of Texas for coIon;1;nae ;ua act with the c Republic, lying on and dh1lng hatg the Vacant Ge's together au wtb GtGb1fPrising the celebrahss, hs Bas tarles, having formed themsla11lt sl1lty river s sSs or .eG company called "The Tfses Taes into an ma s,s Trustees, and vested in ffbpUlaied fbem the un5ss Ilty to carry out and fulfI sn ,h iu powerS of the parties to the cont, cont .ne objects S ana iSa iSSlly give notice to all those ', w.. We would themselves of the very Tbers%S Who nay wi,5 f now offered by the companv Us,al T, terms and I ..l that we have despatched an ;ut ot settlers onSgi agent to the colony to reside ligentapd a times, be prepared, without tt therein, wbo ~ the ana settle sett,e to their satisfaction s

 To all emigrants who shah settle on the grant of the col c"a go into the ,a lSt day of July, l845 ws coanp aEMy Epany, on or SSl every family 32O acres of Je lsna snail give h s1 single nun over the ace of ffsa' sn and to each N of land, to be selected br a seventeen yesr, < grantth may desire, by psuian ,Ufm in any p,s to our agent for the surveys y@yaqS of Teasona5s they shall settle. By a famiI Hl lne lands up%l man and his wife, with or lpy wiiy IS to be ua5ell or wIdower, with two or naaloat mon children \ age of seventeen years. n,Ia haore children m, teen years shall be each entited pFfr tp the he Tn their own right, beside ass the g9d to l6oace] family of which they are me,t one SzO acres giTg all exceedingly rich; but tbosa tbn,Uels' 'sn The a of course have the best cb.ns nose Who Who go On i1

 For the information of l[e tbos TOT good ,eI the inducements and ady.n.ose uose unaequajosl contains about six hundred fsm;I; ,ai lie settsas from there show that large nl,,les' nnnit andha winch must insure the entire SutllOer8 sa,a are pI and Tn short time render tbs sII.ueneat tt fe very valuable. Our grant t"r f iands of the e5I ing loi mics on Red river. t6enca Saa n9oeleoa 9 on Red river 100 miles, and rgate eon.e, to the b slons perhaps the largest bod% sEa'alhs ss loFfs most fertile lands of any port;oyp Gy OI l lhe rich America. The lands are r0'nVa n,a,t ol Texas O between woodland and prairla Plellly equally | iatlhs surface, and is nierspersegd g' wi,g gentI tt's' ana me springs, which afford ". st III Il'e the year, a superabundance of "tIu' @ al all aa Whoiesome water. The forest ,re ,ne PuFe'i d pally of white, post, and Span;sb S. uees @ e0nsiS wood, ash, elm, black walnut t'n .oa oak, Psecaq and an aonnaant a11 supply of timber r for fU aI ana IL all agflcultqlal purposes, Tb, hi no.;,i nacl; as IS considered the finest grain gronIio rS Poll0l the world, and has an annie % sae S,oWlns cd pastorage, and every facility for ipas ras5. o m cheapest rates. The extensive sil 'eailns cal; cat beautiful prairies are not sprnaseaa ase ii1tf O't s 'iiS continent u Tor richness and fertility ,13 duce as abundantly, and with as itt9' lttIa' ip sa eal'1Yd!or' all the great staple articles pas a1 the United States, such as the 6nsS, Sal 3usa oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian 'SS, coro oO!ol @ soil. ' 0uei Pfoaatt0a , Persons wishing to emigrate to m, .,. the States of Indiana, Illinois Missnr, n i', sas; may proceed by land by the way l4 ai Ea 10 Fort loWson, thence to Epqlis6,' Fr the Trinity settlement. These Ii,5n ir;ns ;i l@ dement's of the country would do bef.r ,u v directly to New Orleans, where tbev ,,'r u;I diiilcnlty Tn procuring conveyance bv v up Red river to Fort Towson. or higbs; m Tn fifty miles, or pia Galveston and mn S. river to within twenty to forty miles ofe ment. Messrs. Martin, Owen k Co Ichoupitoulas street, or MT. Edwspa H5 Iexlan consulate, No. 9, Lower Leyee leans, will be able to give to emigraDs ,I cessary information as to the hest ,D5 route to the colony, at the time of tbeir,m

 Emigrants should all take with them ar supply of provisions less supplies of m other articles, as wild game aboands inap but to procure it they should take wiht] and ammunition. Planting season comm February, and may be continued to the fr ly, but, as in every other country, eaB gives the best yield

 All communications relating to fhe h3 the company, addressed, postpaid, to t. signed Trustees, or either of them. a l. Kentucky, will be promptly attended to-

 WILLIS STEWART, )Tnse

 JOHN J. SMITH. Txb

 VIM. c. PETERS. |tonkI

 The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati Gaa vile Union, Nicksburg Sentinel, Tene Hl fer, Sangamore Journal, Jelteronian, lat City, Mo- Little Rock Banner, and Pal Eagle will publish semi-monthly in week for 6 months, and send their accounts To tees for payment. N