Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-07
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS, MAN.
lFACrURERS, AND LABOE ERS.


n AIlON wall locate aud Law out Town in
enc STATE OF Missouri or adjoining Terri tory, To
De Three Miles square, and laid out into Lots of
s.N by Twelve rods each, and lay out twO streets
crossing each other al right angles IA the cell
IRE OF SAID town, 10 be six rod u wIdth-the re-
mSlndSr ni the streets u be four rsOs wldti and
al the alleys two rods wide; tue towIl being an
TOUR equal divisions or wards.
The company engage ~ build one school house
al brick eighteen by forty feet; ~ the centre OF
each ward; alsO one Market House of BRICK TWO,
hundred feet long nv the usual width, TO be SIT
uared IL the raost eliaIble part ct the t.wn The
company also engage 80 set aside sixty sight of
~"ri Lots SIX by twelve rods each, for pub lie pur-
posss such rs schools churches, markets. dc.
these together with said buildings, to be a do.
nauOH as puDlJ properly.
The com-any will lay o NJ four thousand acres
/ If land adjoining the square oil SAID town INTO
lots OF sixteen BY forty rods containing four acres
oaCh-wIl also bIllu a aud flooring mil,
l;Ec saw mil VIII be built immediately after said
location Is adc, und make ,UuD 600 bricks
the saw mil To be kept In running IN ad nance
10 have Brick All I Lumber tor the conye-
n ehCe of = ~ :hassT who wish to buI e..
| The cOmpauy propose To dispose Ui OEe thou
sand plrcei> VI sane lots, aHu Lana follow ;.
VIZ: tlVe town lots, o. siN by twelve rods each,
qua, 10 w, nty lots Il ordinary syr.l aud one.
of the aforesaid lots of four nCie- and provide ut
the tITe hereinafter specified, steam boat pas
sage for each and every puTch aser, their iAnIilIes
4 household goods. tools and provisions, such a.
they choose 10 take with them, not exceeding
i5un lbs to the saIu town, az the nearest point
accessible By steamboat, Tor the sum OF one
hundred dollars to be paid a. follows, VIZ: ten
dolls at the Time Oi purchase; hlly d-us On the
! hrst OCtsher neat nd the r,uuIIIr= iuTiN dotls
| 90 the 18th Scptesibcr, A h leI4 at wh;Ch time
| or snon as nav'gauon will permit thereafter;
upon notice given IN more new spagers
published IN Wheeling, Pittsburgh aud Cucmua-
81, purchasers vail collect with their families dc.
Z a points designated OF the ono river. max g
! their last payment nd deblTk from the place 5
appointed, No person will Ice allowed To make
a larger investment Than One hundred G.llals as
afOTesau' All purchasers v no dc not remove To,
and occupy thar lots and iaHu as herein sut
I a , nat nt cad Il,
iemuyc ana TgsiCe upon The same Nlth.H ore
Year from time II niHkI|E tie Iast BAY ueut as
aforesaid shall foriel, l. said company all mo-
pIcs previously paid BY them, AID the lots and
4 the lands 50 purchased by them shall revert
again to the company. Should such DISPOSE
ton OF sa.es as Aforesaid, not be completed by
The first Of December next, then aud IA laid
event, the conn any will postpone The improve
! meats, and execution 81 the aforesaid matters 10
be uCI by said company, Unul time uu season
/ Will pCrIGlt. On arriving al the town, CIsulUu-
! ton of the aforesaid lots aud Land will be made
! by Lot, each purchaser directing Tor himself auU
I 10 each will bC gwen good w-nantS deed, for
the lOts and iadd so pur-ha2ed and die Ttbutc,i
10 him. Ia default OF purchasers making psy-
ment OF the frs, instaluent a. q oI.Sad The Zen
dolls first paid TO be forfeited TO the company
Should a sufficient number Of EmIsTauts not
be obtained, the money 10 be refunded To the pur
ch1sers.
For the en- tire security ofthe purchasers, the
money shall be deposited IN tue Merchants aud
Mechanics Bank at Vince ing, Va. 10 the Credit
OF the Missouri EmIgIant ASSOCIATION and
when so deposited the amour: necessary ~ make
the purchase 81 the land IOT tue puTpuse A.VIc-
suIu will be draw uIon the JOlLI oTUtr OF So
bIeski Brady and ErhTalIn Pollock, E>qrs. IN
fav 7 of the receiver OF The land OIhce OF the
District IN which the land shaIl be locaI d, 80
that IN no event will the fund be mIsuIrectcu
from the purchase OF the Land.
/ I. THOMPSOf'. Sec'y and ACT for he
Missouri EniiRraM ASSOC. uiiy's,
/ heeling, Iuue %. is53.
ADDRESS TO TIIE Publ C..
The propositions Of the Missouri EmIgrant
Association" are made To the industrious aud
entvTprIZl ng--nOnc others are desired and none
but such will be- knowingly received. The de-
sign - 10 interest all and benefit each, and no
! Ilan can be presented winch unIies more pros
pect Of success and JePeTi:, with less chance of
loss, than the one pTOpOs, d. 1t l. bas d, as all
! successful IN bvements must be, upon The enter
prize, Industry dus prudential character Of those
who JOIN IN the undertaking. Zach man mus
be N architect OF his own fortune, l4bOTng for
himself, and reaping the rewards oi his own
industry. There IS no community OF lntGrtsI
after the DIVISION ofthe lots takes plac there
handling of the funds % profits by a select lew ,
or others specially appointed, after that une, but
each man will pun SUE his own interests ana hIS
own happiness, as his best judgment shall dc
t~te.
The benefits proposed 10 the emigrant are TO
be found ia the rapidly increased value OF he
| property purchased aud the improved comfort,
: ~ life by the instant combination OF 80 mary
families upon ore advantageous point % locatl N.
/ The value OF Town lots increase IN direct PR
portion 10 tie advantages Of the IUCauun aud
/ tbs number, industry and prudence Of the Inhab-
/ Eants. \ lot IN any village OF fUIty or fifty
families viii cost FROM $50 10 $780, and IN CITY
| OF one thousand families, lots will cost from
$500 TO 5000, and here Is proposed 10 cIeate d
CITY AZ once of one thousand families vii, Te Eve
large To- and four acre ont lot may be obtained
Tor one hundred dollars The increase Oi value
must be rapid and by proper care and mauag e,
ment will lay the foundation for future lndepen
denCe, and 10 may be Wea lth TO each Indn EQUAL
The adjoining lands " III be IN the pos sess .Ou o
| the company who expect at once 10 eject saw
mills, FIGURING Mills and other machinery 70
manufactuTlB purposes all conducive 10 the en-
piOyment and interests OF the industrious EniI
grant.
The proposed lots will be owned in seyeralty;
each one Will be IN Ister OF his OWN time. hIs NV
labor, and hls own mt. rests, So that there can
De no collision between the original proprietor
and the respeCl i've owners Of the lots. Each o. Z
ls left 10 RI as he NAV be industrious aud pru-
dent or TO fall shOuldL lie be idle anu impioYldent
Thus u you JON the "AssOCtaUOn,' You are
promised nothing, unless YOU JOIN as a citizen tu
find new home aud a better field Tor lur ~
dustTY IN the opening aad iCTtiIe VEST II
you remain behind yOI must stay IN an OUscuIe
village With property at a lOW price and then not
| worth buying, or t You 20 into a town OF one
thousand families you must expert al once Ia
pay from $3.50 10 5000 for suall lots when you
eau obtain tve lots and the out lot by dssOcjdtiH
10 create a city az once.
Cities, the sIZe Of which u Is proposed to com
EncnCe at OuGe, have been from fifty 10 one hun.
dTed years Hi growth. Here al a mOment. yol
nave the schOO. houses, the market house, you
own church lots, the mill the factory and Ill Oh,
advantages and c0uYenlenCes OF the old settled
aud lOEg civilized portions Of the country
Westward the star Of empire lakes its way"
JUST RECEIVED.
A + the Luuk,lDre Of w J Rob- Wheeling
L ~ "a. "a fresh suplIy u Dr Evans SJEERETC, \