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'A'D hED RIVFp

 TEXAS. ~ coLosy FFHE parties to the contract ,..n

 h oi Texas for colonizinq fbe "iun , the Goye,. Republic, lying on and between re ~ vacant land, rivers and comprising the celehrate 'ne Blazos as together with the upper Tii54lated Gross T,9 tanes, having formed themsel,33. !lyer and is or company called ssThe Tey;ola sTS lalo an as,o,ss Land Company" have apnoint rNiaa n Emigrata. Trustees, and vested in them f,ll tue . underir. Ity to carry out and fulfil the m nh; powers and ss oi the parties to the contact eS 9 and intSe lally give notice to all those who !" Would rp,s themselves of the very liberal tor, may wish 6,s now offered by the company 10 setan Jins and conS that We have despatched anintel;.a,laeis ohthei n, agent 10 the colony to reside tbnrs;n and coDfs tunes, be prepared, without tbe len1 laaat1s WhoMI the colony. sei'' ail Who shall @ osa

 To all emigrants who shall go ;n.

 settle on the grant of the com6anr ,,'o lne Colony, ist day oi July, l845, we shall ', gi,. Ot or beis every family 320 acres of land. and 5ne to each single nun over the age of seyentoon ,o eachaN ot land, to be selected by then ;n Years l6,s grant they may desire, by payina a ray any pat dS they shall settle By family i,o ;s ~ ldldS upOnTS man and his wife, with or without 'o ol DC DC undeo9 or Wldower, with two or more ob;li ;llillaren, aNS age ol seventeen years; males oyor n ieh undr teen years shall be each entitled t 'ne M age ofss Tn their own right, beside the 32o iOV acresofa ianlly o1 winch they are members gS T SV@b6 all exceedingly rich; but those ,rb. The lands ot course have the best chance foro go on fist

 For the information of those mo % good select5 the inducements and advantages nf qua qa.9nied WI colony, we would represent t6af tbo se.tins iA u contains about six hundred families el1unemet from there show that large numbers gnu late adq which must insure the entire setfar,a,ta ale gong and Tn short time render the lande of ol the ga very valuable. Our grant lies in /, 4, ue engalI fannln, Nacogdoches, Milan. and Robas r,e counties ! Ing i64 miles on Red river. thence tD son exe on Red river 100 miles, and contsin. ,ee e .oessfl slons perhaps the largest body of ibo ~. . IS sna most fertile lands of any portion of r i'g fcAfst America. The lands are pretty onmsG eAls or Aad between woodland and prairie. v}tb beIually d'id latln9 surface, and is ihtefspersad wifi sgly ud lets, and fine springs, which afford at all l'ss m the year. superabundanee of the nnraa, r" ssass wholesome water The forest trees sss cosa;'a a@ n PallY ol white, post, and Spanish oak 's,s Pl wood, ash, elm, black walnut. and bopl. plr4's ls s an ao9hdant supply of timber for fne in9S 1.ale and all aS1cutuIal purposes. This nor,;oa Dss, as IS considered the finest grain growing son,. the world, and has an ample rance 6r vsqa. na.e pastorase and every facility for reaTnc c1tea asa M cheapest rates. The extensive river bo,,as stas beautiful praires are not surpassed by aDv v'1 s.a tms continent for richness and fertility and ni5 dhce as abundantly, and with as little abr t, ealtiyator, all the great staple articles grown v; the Onlted States, such as the finest coIto1 sis,. oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian corn. notatos soil. t''1'u'ns

 Persons wishing 10 emigrate to our ro,o,v the States of Indiana, Illinois, Missouri or t,. sas, may proceed by land by the way of Foa iy S to Fort Iowson, thence 10 EngIisb's Fos ..I the tunlty settlement. Those living in ntba dement's of the country would do better to rn,s directly to New Orleans, where they will fI difficulty Tn procuring conveyance by stssnbs up ked river to Fort ToWson, or higher m ava m fifty miles, or eia Galveston and up tbe TTi river 10 within twenty 10 forty miles of ts M ment. Messrs. Martin. Owen, & Co.,. N lehouPloulas street, or Mr. Edward Hull. f IeXlan consulate, No. 9, Lower Levee New feans, will be able to give to emigrants all fife eassafy information as to the best and ebaa route to the colony, at the time of their arrYa

 Emlgrants shoald all take with them reasT supply Of provisions; less supplies of meat other articles, as wild game aboands in the eoi but to procure it they should take with them and alnunition. Planting season commerca February, and may be continued to the first dl ", but, as in every other country, early plaa gives the best yield

 All communications relating to the bushes the company, addressed, postpaid, to the n signed Trustees, or either of them, at LoaaI Kentucky, will be promptly attended to.

 WILLIS STEWART, )Tmseesdt

 JOHN J. SMITH. ITexh eaa

 WDI. C. PETERS tion&Ldt

 The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati Gazett N i Vile Union, EicBsbafg Sentinel, Tere Hana fer, Sanganore Journal. Jefiersonian, ta Jefu City, Mo- Little Rock Banner, and Plate N Eagle will publish sami-monthly in weekly Tgs for months, and send their accounts Ohs h tees for payment. lS-Sa