Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-15
TO FARMERS. MECHANICS, MAN
.IFACFUR RS, AND LABOR ERS.

. - \ h W EiAS, Nicola NltS, Vi "
IFACEURE RS, AND LAUOE FRS.
'B'HE MISSOURI EuIGRANr AS>DCl-
4 AitON. WI. lygatg auu lIy cut a Town IN
/ me s'aie " Missouri or adjoining Territory, tn
"- "'.e s'h-' square, an. lana ont Iutu Lots Of
B NN u} Twelve rods C1cH, and lay out ,wo streets
'Tess.hs each other 40 rIsut angles ga the cen
u'"I san" town, TO be TX cd IA width the re-
m2iucer OF the streets L, BE- four reds yyitt;and
al Nr alley two T,cs wlIri tue town UcIug IN
i"ur equal divisions or wards.
The eJmpluy engage To build one s"loDl house
ni brick eighteen 10y forty feet; n the ctutre uf
t''h "'r.i also one Market House uI br,JN Two
hundred feet long by tat usual width 10 Le slt-
ualtd ln the '""S. Cl'-i1ic IrTi,t 3hr town. Tar
c"m.9nN also engage % Let aside sixty sl-ht Of
sand Its SIX Hy twelve rods each, for ruh.l.ptr-
r-rcs, such aS schools. churches, ul4rNtts, d.
'Arse "-r.n.r with salt buildings, 20 be DO.
nation "a TunH' prtf cry.
The conI.auy viii lay ont four th1u-aad acres
+ .! lard ADJOINING the sIgurr 90 sued town Iutn
''iS D. IIe 10y tory rods, cpntuIng four acres
. ,.'H-Wll a 80 hi ua saw ana 1JuuU. mttI
she saw wlli wiz bc bull is,uJ,isf alter sand
iorai0u Is laadc and also make .gpl rpJ bricks
/ the say WiI fuuc scotia ruuuruE ~ az, am. A.
SCI as 10 have Brisk an Lumber iur line CONF,
. Il cure Of pr .isd >"r- VINO WIS., 90 buI 3d..
The comuHn' propose 10 .l.rusc of usu thou
sand ptrCc.~ cl -li- Lots, aUU Land as follow :.
N.Z' ~, low" lots, o. SIX uy iwc.yg rods each,
I I,ggaI tp twenty lots 81 Ordinary s.zc.| ard ur,
If tsc aforesaid lots OF four Gcgus, and provide "a
tnc tire hcrciu1ilCr specified, steam boat pas
s1gr tor CaCu and eEyTS purchaser. their "a uslrs
household goods tools and PROVISIONS. Izu N .
I they choose 20 take with them, not ,E,e,flI.s
1900 lbSi % the sand town, pr the uClrgst rlrnt
. accessible by. steamboat, for the sum OF ole
hundred dollars 10 be paid as follows, VIZ: ten
dolls al the time Of purchase; fifty dolls on tho.
hTst October neat aud tie r,malulng tory dolls
/ on the 9Th >CpteE Der, 4 u 1884. al wEr.l tame
| or as soon as "av%auon will permit tnCr,alr,r'
upon uJlCc gwen IN one or more newspapers
published IN Wheeling ult'shurgh and CIucIuua-
O., purchasers will collect with in,Ir ialnIl, s. dc
a points DESIGNATED on the ono river. max e.
I their LIST payment nd d,hrk from the pIac.s
appointed, No person vii! be allowed to mgkg
a larger investment than one hundred GsllIls as
aforesaid All purchasers who dc not remove 10,
aad occupy ih"if lots and iCnd as herein set
forth, or d. not procure others IN their stead to
remove and r. side upon the same within one
year from uu'co ct making rhe last Ialutri as
aforesaid shall tor'Cl, = said company al mo-
u.Cs previously paid 10y them, and TIE lots and
the lands purchased hy Thorn i~haIl revert
gam To the company. Should such drSnusI-
ton or sa.Cs as aforesaid, not be completed Is
/ the hrst Of December next, then aud IN ,aid
event, the conn any viii postpone the improve
mCuls, aud execution e the aforesaid matters 10
be doI by said company, until TIM q end season
will permit. On arriving az tive town, n tistrIbu-
ton of the aforesaid Lots aud Land will be mad.
by Lot, each purchaser dTctciHg for himself aud
TO each VIII be given good warIuHtc, deed, for
I the lots and Ia nj 50 pUr-husCd and distributed
: 10 hmm. In default OF purchasers making pay
mc"t at the frs. Iusial,,cht o. ultsad Jue ten
dolls first pad TO be forfeited to the company
Should q sufficient number Of EmlgTaut, not
be obtained, the money u be refunded 10 the pur
For the entire security ofrhc purchasers the
money shall be deposited m the MerchaT IS aud
/ Mechanics bIuk at " utGhuE, Va. To the CTtult
OF the Missouri Em!-rant Association and
when So dtg O-!rcd the amount necessary 10 make
the purchase Of the land for the purpose a'0lC-
SAID Vii he drawn az on the JOINT uT1Cr Of So
hieski Brady and EshraIm Pollock. lars. IN
favor Of the receiver Of the land Office If the
District in which the land shall be loca, d, 50
that IN no event VII. the fund be mIsGIrtcttd
FROM the purchase Of tne Land.
Missouri EmigraHi Association"
ADDRESS no FHE Publ C..
The propositions Of the Missouri Emgrant
Assoclauon," are maCe To the industrious and
enteTprIZIng--HoUe others are desired aud none
hut such will be- knowingly received. The de-
sign is 10 interest all and benefit each, and no
plan can be presented winch un.;Cs more pros
ptCt of success and LCpth., WltA less chance Of
loss, than the one propos Il. Ii - bas.d, all
SUGGEST al IN DvcnUulS Wust be, upOn the eut'r-
prize, industry an! prudent character Of those
who join III tac UG-cgtIklag. Each man must
be the architect OF his own fortune, laboTmE Tor
himself, and Tcapug the rewards OF his own
industry, There IS no community OF inieres ST
alter the division ofihe lots takes places there Is no
handling of the funds % profits by n select few
or others specially appointed, after that umc buI
each man vii pursue hlsOwH Interests ana has
Own happiness, rs his best judgment shall dIC
tIte.
The benefits proruscd to the emi-rant arr TO
BE- found in the rapidly increased value OF he
property purchased and the improved confer 9
Of life by the instant combination of 80 mary
families upon 81 e adTant1- euU~ point 81 l"cailr n
The value OF Town lot: increase IN direct PTy-
portion tG the advantages of the location and
tbs number, industry and prudence of the Iuhab-
tants. 4 lot IN any village Of fuIIy or fifty
families will cost FROM S50 To 500, aud ~ civ
of one thousand families, lots will cost from
$500 to $4,000, and here Is proposed To cUea'C a
city az once of one thousand families whore i've
large lots and tOur acre out lot may be obtained
/ for one hundred dollars The increase of value
| must be rapid and 10y proper care ana manage
! mCut will lay the foundation for future IucCpCn.
| dence, and 1t may he, wealth TO each Individual
! The adjoining lands will be m the possession o.
/ tho company who expect at once 10 eject saw
mills, FIouung Mills and other machinery TO
| manufacturing purposes all conducive to the en-
! Pioyment and interests Of the industrious Emu
/ grant
! The proposed lots will be owned in severalty
| each one will be IN Ister Of his own time, hI- ONr
] labor, and his own mt rests, SO thar there can
/ he no collision between the original proprietor,
ard the respeC I've owners Of the lots. Bach one
| Is left 20 se rs he may be industrious aud pIu.
dent TO fall, should be be idle anu ImpiOyIdCHt
Thus u you ION the "AEsOCIauUH,' YOU are
promised nothing, unless YOU JOIN a citizen @
/ find new home ana a better field tor your IN
dustrY IN the opening and fertile WEST. II
you remain behind You must stay IN an obscure
! village with property at a low price and then moi
| wOrru buung, or u you go INTO a town Of one
| thousand families you must expect at once q
pay from $500 Co $1,000 for small lots when yot
can obtain five lots and the out lot by dsSOcidtiHE
| 10 create city at once.
/ Cities, the size Of which 10 BE- proposed to com
| nencC at once, have been from fifty 10 one hun
| bred years Iu growth. Here az moment, yo
| have the sChOO, houses, the market house, you
own church lots the mill the factory and all th
! advantages and COuveuICnCes Of the old settle
/ and loHg civilized portions Of the country
| Westward the star ofcmIIrctakes its way"
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