The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-14
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1AiN11f AND RED laf R,,.., A of Texas for coIoa;ni cI,i WiBs Republic, lying on gdnizlng S"d "a the Var, together with the unsaL s 'ne z cEelebrats tarles, having formed T1 tb. Trinity n. or co company called aT5a T'55,as9lges la ias Land L Company" have ne Texiaa Trustees, and vested is salP9pointed6a lP9p lity to carry out and fnIfI fp Saen full poa . of the parties to the Icl,i. coa. lhe obite' fully give notice to all ii9,IllIact. ,I Es themselves of the yerv er 'ISse i;f who n,' now offered by the co9ndl noeral tens agent to the colony to (u rasi1 aa lntellisea t times, be prepared, witbade Vi ibeslde therein the colony. Siacuon, all FtaI
 To all emigrants who !.
 settle on the grant of tio tSo snail go hbt lst day of July, Is15 ;l'e ,cS ccSoioPag a every family s20 acres S, of we shall gnI single nun over the age 9l of ffsad, sa1.. .andae Of land, to be selected bn Ui sseeveateeay SC grant mt. they may desire by " Danisl 'nfn in they shall settle. By qi'eys . e;!9 of lhelaaI man and his wife, with or laai,y miiy is to5 or wldower, with two or or %1ol,noqtcbl 1oalt age of seventeen years. ', rn,ll more chillsl teen years shall be each pn,is qntssg ogyefthe in their own right, beside e4[llled ,Sl el to la family of which they re are ,n .ae S2O aere all all exceedingly rich; but tbe,a tIble,aDen. s.E tnd For the information of ISs ihosl Tor ma, ele. tne Inducements and advaptsgoss. Sos aaa' as contains cont about six hundred fsniIia,' aai ' from there show that large ,'r'lllls'' n"ns. a which must insure the en,;.a m me 1 aaiaOeR and in short time render the esl'lea'a laod. q Fan9in' Nacogdoches, Milan Is, as5 n R5 ing b 5o5 miles on Red river, tbenoa Saa n1s ? sions perhaps the largest 'f bada vG,'as 2. i most fertile lands of any nort;sy sy V America. The lands are p''rloa pleits s between woodland and prairie pSas W!t \ lating surface, and is inteIsns,,aa ,o' alla lets, and fine springs, which i,soa aiIea1 VI x lhe year, superabundance of % tSs wholesome water. The r force, ot tls .l pally of white, post, and Spanisb u'ss a,s l wood, ash, elm, black waInpt mt, .o5 VsA an abundant u supply of timber 5.l iir 5l and all agricultural purposes 'si TS. lS as IS considered the finest grain g,,,l 4s the world, and has an a6plp D l s,s.. s,ss Pastorage, and every facility for rr,3, cheapest rates. The extensive s', Sr.. .1....,. '',' aeS are not surpassed bFl thls continent for richness andfertifis duce as abundantly, and with as i r,,i. cultiyator, all the great staple sriisl.' el.' the United states, such as the fps,t s] oats, wheat, rye, barley, indian c9e grass, together with all other mn, r' I soil. @ flV4
 Persons wishing to emigrate b ou, the States of Indiana, Illinois, NiWs| sas, may proceed by land by the xsv to Fort fowsoD, thence to ERaTsi, the Trinity settlement. Those ITaI dement's of the country would do 5s' directly 10 New Orleans, where tba7 difficulty in procuring conyeyalce up Red river to Fort Towson. or bsa in fifty miles, or ria Galveston and F river to within twenty to forty mile, ment. Messrs. Martin, Owen. X Tchoupitoulas street, or MT. Edws5 Texian consulate, No. 9, Lower La leans, will be able to give to emigaa cessary information as to the best route to tie colony, at the time of t,
 Emigrants should all take with thel supply of provisions; less supplies. other articles, as wild game aboanlsI but 10 procure 1t they should take Y and ammunition. Planting season February, and may be continued toi ly, bat, as in every other country, gives the best yield.
 All communications relating to | the company, addressed, postpaid signed Trustees, or either of them, Kentucky, will be promptly attended
 WILLIS STEWART, T
 JOHN ]. SMITH. }l
 VIM. c. PETERS. )t
 The Missouri Reporter, Cincinnati vile Union, Vicksburg Sentinel, Ter fer, Sangamore Journal, Jeteronal City, Moa) Little Rock Banner, an Eagle will publish semi-monthly in for 6 months, and send their account tees for Davtnpnt