The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-18
EsWEGR,gy,ss

TRINITY AND RED Rf PTHE s,,
 FHE parties to the can... AAs' 7A of Texas for o'GinlTact vihs. Republic, lying on Gdrl1Lng and Esg the vae,,. together with the un6er .nF ,E celebrated q taries, having formed Ff1 tbo,n1 rive, or company called s. TTIesmselves ine Land Company" have aDn.! me I!eziaa Fs Trustees. and vested in q 4 tP5Polntedaer Iity to carry out and fnlfI fp ff3en T full poq..I el the parties to the contl.s cont tle o6iects fully give notice to all tSact. tSact. WeS themselves of the verv ll uiSse lI who ma, nov nov of! offered by the conpany uSIa Ia telas agent to the colony to r rcsill ail llatelligeat,' aad smes' sa,}iaP be prepared, without laifre the colony. '''i@cuon, all wbo .o,l,o To all emigrants who ,b,l, .. settle set on the grant of the 'call go htst lst day of July, 1915 g u,o company, on every family 320 acres of we Ee shall ggin sf single & nun over the age of frsnd, saasl dbe grant they may desire byy bUy them in any t3o9 to our agent for the surveys Psyl3S af aGea they shall settle. Bva e3.9 9i thehad, man and his wife, win .. la,aiiy ,L.i is tobe or widower, with two p ol or MllhoutchB age of seventeen years; n,Ies IiSfe ehldr, teen years shall be each 'aSies a,s;s oyerthe in their own right, besi5e eiltllled ,' d to l6o family la of which they are raa.s2 ule 5so acres all T exceedingly rich; but tbesa tbpgl1eeIs' T of course have the best , cba,.e s,lose who go t,l For the information of cifi'ss 5ss9 lor ri the inducements and adyapt,ssss, 'toss 'llacql colony, we would represent ,, qa'ases tf of sjd from there show that large ,'1lllns'' na,ns' aa which must insure the ent;ra m Sq nun numbers and in a short time render r'tG tls settlement Eely E,y, valuable. T Our grant 'f Iiea laasS ia a FannIn, Nacogdoches, Milan M Hes ass n n lh' ing lG4 miles on Red riyor r'li it. aaa hobet on Red river 100 miles, and 'cSnSe eopie;s9 1 sIons perhaps the largest 'I boJg yJTa'a@ al E most fertile lands of any 9y'T ros,; D9ay ol be America America. The lands are lo9'lp9 pfai,g 0i Iq between woodland and prairie F''..l ei latng surface, and is ipiersaa..l3 .,,., Nihl z. lets lets and fine springs, which jlSoo aie,i '.'l s lne year. superabundance of a' tba 'nl a wholesome water. The forest f,e t,e,l la Pally of white, post, and Spsn;s5 ,,s, aeg i G wood ash, elm, black walnut, aod paA | an abundant supply of timber I;r S, Io 70 and all agricultural purposes, TS, '5i Ill as as is considered the finest 'sr. grain lrn% ,l1g, the world, and has an anple ' S,Or. S'oan Pastorage, and every facility j9r ta.s ,l,s,. cheapest rates. The extensive ,rti, ri,s, beautiful Prairies are not surpassed 'iIr. b1 this continent for richness aa5 @ fs,fr! duce as abundantlY, and win ss ,,'Il i5i. ealtlyator, all the great staple srt;e., , the United States, such as the 6psasi oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian pi',as' ,s, grass, together with all other sml, s soil. s'ssi SO0a
 Persons wishing to emigrate fo ,,. the States of Indiana, Illinois, M,,n gs-, sas, may proceed by land by tbe W,y 10 Fort Towson, thence to PSg5,5' the Trinity settlement. Those Gvir. dement's of the country would do bsa directly to New Orleans, where t5sy difficulty in procuring a conveyapc, up Red river to Fort Towson or bias ln fifty miles, or tia Galveston ,nd m river 10 within twenty 10 forly miIs ment. Mpssrs. Martin. Owen, X fehouPitoulas street, or Mr. Edw,r IeXIan consulate, No. 9, Lower Iga leans, Wiii be able 10 give to emi7n,l cessary# information as 10 the best route 10 the colony, at the time of tbe
 Emlgrants should all take #ifh tben supply Of provisions; less supplies other articles, as wild game abound, but 10 procure it they should take vi and ammunition. Planting season February, and may be continued to th ly, but, as in every other county, gives the best yield.
 All communications relating to l the company, addressed, postpaid, signed Trustees. or either of them. Kentucky, will be promptly attend1
 WILLIS STEWART, )TI
 JOHN J. SMITH. T
 VIM. c. PETERS. ' Id
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