The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-27

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TIE shove conditions refer alone 70 Ne settle
meat Of The lands m T1xas, but sAaseAsdsss yill
have equal facility n exoAaDeiag thek shares for
lands purchased b the company IN other 6isses,
according TO Ne different prices thereof which vary
fr"m S. 70 la per acre, according 70 quality and
locality. e~
The directors win be prepared 70 receive and hold
in trust any suMs OF money emigrants may, for
better security, desire 10 place with this Company,
prefer. receipt and ceytiAoate VIA be granted in
sDch cases, authorizing he general agents at New
York or the heal agent, 10 consider sOch parties
duly accredited with the company TO the extHnt Of
their deposit; but, in case Of their purchasing
lands not belonging to, nor under the con-
troll OF, the company, the directors win engage 10
return the deposit, less one per cent commissi N,
for the advantages derived from reference TO this
company.
TO carry out the objects of the company 30 az 10
secure success and satisfaction to the settlers an
arrangement. has been made With Mr.. Geo Cailin
(vb0 Is well known 10 the public by his writings
the Western States and by his deincatons OF IOdan
character TO proceed IN short time to Texas, and
wish the ard OF suitable persons associated with hun
to establish the first sUstlement on the oompany's
lands, Mr.. CsAlins personal knowledge of this por-
ton of the United States, and his extensive obser
vat,on IN relation TO he most successful modes II
settling and cultivating new lands, oJsr the best
guarantee 20 emigrant that system win be pur-
surd which will only require their 0wn combined
action to insure success in their operations and the
early Development Of those advantages which a
well es sbished settlement has never failed 70 pro
duce. ~
proposition having been made by NJ. Oatlin, and
ing to accompany hum, 70 form party for the pur.
pose OF exploring the mineral region on the eastern
spurs Of the Rocky Aountains-a region heretofore
visited by him, and about which he is in possession
Of much valuable information directors have
NJ tab Ia md
authentic character Of tae evidence a6duced by
Mr. Catlin in support Of his views 10 give him The
necessary Instructions to proceed with Won organ
ized party upon this expedition immediately after
having settled the first body Of emigrants in salts
factory manner upon the c0mpany's lands. A seps-
rate issue Cf shares will be made for the purpoae Of
securing and improving the advantages Of any valu-
able mineral discoveries he may make; it beng the
intention Of the directors to test the value of certain
mines now in operation in the northwestern portion
Of the Safe of Texas, and of others which may be
discovered through their agency in the same region
Of country, with The view of securing the title to
the lands embracing those mines, and of working
them for the benefit of the company, il considered
advantageous 20 do 80. The recent accounts from
California, and from the District Of Sonora, in
Mexico, encourage the expectation that this may
become very important department of the affairs
Of this company. These mining shares win consti-
tate separate capital, entirely distinct from tina.
devoted to the purchase and sale Of lands.
Numerous applications have already been made
pared, which now lies open ct the ofioe Of the com
pany for signature, containing clause drawn up,
under the advice OF COUNSEL requiring the directors
to insert stipulation in an contracts entered into
by them, the effect Of which will be to limit the La
biity OF shareholders 10 the amount Of their sub
scriptiou.
Further particulars may be had upon inquiry at
the office Of the company, where applications may
No. 6 Waterloo place, Pail Nall, according to the
annexed form; applications for land aIlotments may
likewise be made 1t the same places
The most prominent advantages to emigrants win
be-
l. That they are sure of good title to their lands
without the trouble and expense of examination,
and the rick of being deceived ct last.
2. That they get lands selected by competent per
sons. well acquainted with the prospective advan-
tags Of different LOCALITIES.
8. That they have the privilege of selecting their
n otmens out of the entire trac. belonging 70 the
company, according 70 the mode prescribed, in such
quantities as may suit the NEWS and means of pay.
ment of each individual. .
4. That the objects Of the company being carried
out, they win enjoy the privileges OF respectable
neigbborhood of their own countrymen, with all
convt neDces and comforts, and win be able to form
their Institutions in accordance with the usages Of
their native country.
S. That by economy Of their frs. expenses, in The
cheap and rapid means of transit afforded by :he
con psDy's arrangements they will save equal TO nj
least one fourth Of the value OF their land.
6. That they are conveyed with more comfort TO
themselves and families.
The advantages to shareholders viii be-
i. The increasing valhe Of reserved portions Of the
tracts settled.
O. The increasing value Of sllotments in towns as
hey become prominent points Of business, &c.
g. The expected grant BY the State Of large tracts
FOR introducing emigrants-
I. The probable discovery and acquisition of
valuable mineral lands.
S. The agency for the sale Of lands for other
parties in the several States Of the American Union
FORM OF APPLICATION roR SHARES.
10 IHE DIRECTORS OF TIE UNITED STATES LAND
GNTLnm-I request you viii allot 10 me -
shares in the - stock Of the United States
Land Company, on which, or on any smaller number
which may be allotted TO me, engage to pay
deposit Of i've shilhngs per share on receiving your
letter of allotment and further engage to pay the
resi- due Of g 10 shilngs per share when required
to do so and 10 do all ACTS necessary for completing
the settlement OF the company
Name
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N. B.-Parties win insert IN the blank before Tie
word stock, either the word " land" or mineral
according 70 the description Of shares they may
Proposals.
EUROPEAN ENIGR ALTON, AND FOREIGN
AND COLONIAL LAND COMPANY.
Private and CONFIDENTIAL
OBJECTS
/. Collection Of emigrants
2. Transit by steam or first class sailing vessels.
3. Medical attendance, food and every possible
comfort from day fixed for departure 10 arrival at
port Of destination.
4. A sufficient sum on such arrival 70 maintain
emigrant for limited period.
g. Title 10 his land