The Arkansas banner., 1845-06-25
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1"1Nlif IND RED p,,
 ,rr,r, TEXAS, AH coa Republic lying ;SS on n'oSdn5isHs sSd 5s,sb the ysea as
 tlseti, tn~etber and t5 comprising the the
 tarles' having formed themisla1lllty river ss,I or company called ssTbo TbiSelyes T into , Land Company" have an. ne iexian FDl
 Trustees, and vested in tbpu1 bpO11.ed ed the u3s' Ilty to carry out and fulfil ta tba luIl powes' \ of the parties to the cont,a cont .ne objects sp39 fully give notice to all tbosoc tbact We Wr5 themselves of the Very 'iiTse lik who may sss now offered by the conpaOT nUe,al ' terms a5i Sl that we have despatched day an iUe!s to !sssttlermtl agent to the colony to resiln t lligentsDdS times, be prepared, witbontte bS,te a therein, WS.1 the colony. a''lon, all who ,l
 To all emigrants who shah
 settle on the grant of the 'oSll oo go into t. i.
 lst day of July, ls45, D. wa weonEpaay, on O ! every family s2O acres of Ia Iend snaIl all give b single nun over the age of fa,a, saa. and to e,d, of land, to be selected by 1tgbsenteen year| grant they may desire, by " rs,l: them in any N to to our agent for the suryeys ysyl1S of S reason
 they shall settle. By G5S;Il. sS Ul the lands rl man and his wife, with or i,y wiigt IS to be q
 or wldower, with two or or without Tno childIS' age of seventeen years. m,I more childra teen years shall be each if entfls% Ostr s the 'y
 family of which they are mo,, one J2O acres S1 all exceedingly rich; bnt t tIhiein0eH. Tie
 of course have the best eba uoSe Who go @| tnd For the information of es ibo,p TOT rt. god
 the inducements and adyanfsssee, oipse ulseqp,iI ls colony, we would represent pa'aSes , of setti1 contains about six h1pdredd q 'lat the setie1 from there show that large '1a,,'s'' nnmSs anl'| winch must insure the entire adtdoeIs saitIa'a an
 and in short time render tbs ssGi,.e1nentor| iO1 very valuable. Our grant tDT rd aaids of the Fannin, Nacogdoches, Milan ' iies ns3 n n the cl ing l64 miles on Red river t6sn.s Saa a9belso
 on Red river 100 miles. and ',eaee oans. to the slons perhaps the largest bo1v sT,l'aln, al E for most fertile lands of any n.y. noD.y Oouy oi lhe Ii, America. The lands a1e ro'noli n'.. oi Iezas
 between woodland and prairie p'es.y ,a|,. eqqia] iatlng surface, and is intersnoI,.'@a @ll0 s1l1 lets, and fine springs, which liea atieaa "llA l n
 the year, superabundapce of 'tla' tha al al Mhoiesome me water The forest fro treeiP Pole!| ao.a pally oi white, post, and Spanish Hees e's cons wood, ash, elm, black walnut 'I .od Udki tIS ps'I an abundant supply of timber d;,u sal l0uy s
 and all agricultural p1rnosna .''' TSi TOT luel
 as is considered the finest grain lTS prn,list ?oa
 the world, and has an ample TaOra S,Onln
 pastorase, and every facility ior lqass ,aa5;.
 cheapest rates. The extensive ,sa..as r;u
 De beautiful prairies are not surpassed ,'s br ,,,|
 this continent for richness and a fert;li,!s Y 2 duce as abundantly, and with as iis Tai. N
 cuitlyator, all the great staple artiaisa ,.'u' the United States, such as the @ss's fnast s.. , oats' wheat, rye, barley, indian e1s', com "
 soil. ' p'V4ael
 Persons wishing to emicrate to o.. .
 the States of Indiana, Illinois Mi,sa.5 Jvn
 sas, may proceed by land by the ,.Yy1 Tay a ! to Fort Towson, thence to Ene6sbs T1 the Trinity settlement. Those Gras r dement's of the country would do bsiIr ? directly to New Orleans, where tbsv @ , difficulty in procuring conveyance r
 up Red river to Fort Towson or birb
 Tn fifty miles, or ria Galveston and mn river 10 within twenty to forty miles d e ment. Messrs. Martin, Owen k SI l Tchoupitoulas street, or MT. Edwsj \ Texian consulate, No. g, Lower Lfv@ leans, will be able to give to emigFns l cessary information as to the best a route to the colony, al the time of tEer Emigrants should all take with tben !; supply of provisions; less supplies d [: other articles, as wild game aboands iH ! d but to procure it they should take witt | k and ammunition. Planting season con : February, and may be continued to he | d ly, but, as in every other country, egj k gives the best yield. - All communications relating to h. the company, addressed, post.paid b | d signed Trustees, or either of them, al {. Kentucky, will be promptly attended b,I .~ WILLIS STEWART, )TnI = JOHN J. SMITH. }Tj l. VIM. c. PETERS. ,da | d The Missouri Reporter, CincinnatG Gl l. vile Union, Nicksburg Sentinel, Tere f. fer, Sangamore Journal, Jefersonal, J. City, Mo.,) Little Rock Banner, and s Eagle will publish emi-monthly in VI l. for 6 months, and send their accounts ! d tees for payment.