Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-10-09
AMERICAN,
EUROPEAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY;


II No...Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio: '''''
q N consequence Of The increasing desire
a and disposition manifested by capitalists
and others in Great Britain, Ireland and the
Canadas. to make Investments and purchases
in the United States, and also Of the desire
of persons intending to emigrate to this coun-
try, to obtain some previous knowledge of a
suitable place to locate, correct descrip-
ton of lands, their quantity, quality, situa-
ton, improvements, price, terms, DC. &c!
also Information as to the most speedy,
cheapest and most convenient routes and
|conveyances to be taken TO get to such lands
anu o'hei property as tney may nave wish
to purchase or eyamine company has
been formed for The promotion Of these OBJ
Jects, and arrangements entered into with
said company, together with responsible
land agents in the United States, Canada,
Great Britain, Scotland, Ireland and Getma-
ny, for the purpose of forwarding descrip-
tons of lands and other property for sale;
effecting sales, and for receiving such emf
grants as may arrive to our direction and
under our care. A Branch Office will be
open in lhecity Of New-York, as emigrants
will sail for and arrive at that port first.
Those who have unimproved arabic lands,
farms, coal or other mines, mills, mill-seats,
&c. by forwarding plans per mail, post paid,
with correct and particular descriptions, &c.
can have the same transmitted to the COM
Ipany and the several agents, who will make
known all particulars to such as may wish
to purchase; also, property can be sold to
such as are daily arriving and feel inclined
to make immediate investments and purcha-
ses, and likewise on very moderate terms
property will be advertised in public papers,
issued IN any of the chief towns in the above
countries, and by this means hasten sales.
person of trust, experience and respon-
sibility, will leave Cincinnati monthly, orr
once every three months, to meet and wait
on such emigrants as may arrive in New
York;, who wish to purchase and need n
guide, therefore those who wish to sell and
embrace favorable opportunity, are parti7
cu!arly requested not to delay, but forward
direct per mail, post paid, descriptions Of pro-
perty for sale. H'a '.o
N. b. In order 10 defray actual and ne
cessary expenses. such as recording, rc-co-
Ipying and writing to the company and.
agents, &c. it will be an established rule to
exact in advance FIVE dollars, and an addi-
tioDal five dollars when advertisements are
ordered. This being lrfling demand, none
will or can object TO it, particularly those
who wish to sell. II
General Agency, Brokerage and Collect
ing business, will meet with prompt attention.
T. ;. Editors of papers in the Western
States, disposed to aid and promote the cause
LOT so much needed an institution; also, Of
making known an establishment of the kind,
will confer a favor on the subscribers, bv
giving this card one or two insertions and a
copy OF the paper containing the same, and
tenefit many of their subscribers who have
lands'for sale, and will encourage the intro
duction ofmany industrious and enterprising
emigrants, agrlculturalsts, mechanics. and
capitalists, Those editors favorable to emf.
grafton and complying with this. request,
Will accept of sincere thanks and promise
of reciprocal favors. -''"
II. l.. STONEMETZE, Sen. e. Co.
Real Estate Brokers & Emigrant Agents, Cincin-
July 27, 1898. al-4t.. - Va
" The Editors of the following papers.
Will please publish the three foregoing adj
vertlsements one month and forward their
bills for payment, viz: The Indiana Journal,
Indianapolis; the Wabash Courier, Terre-
iiauie, Indiana; the Wing, VandaIia, Iii.
nols; and-the Jeffersonian, Jefferson City,
Missouri. s ri
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