Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-10
TO FARMERS. MECHANICS, MAN.
.tFACrU RERS. AND I.AHOI L.IIS.

VIE MlSSOURI ENlGRANr ASSOCI-
- AIlON will locate aud Law out IOWuIu
The state OF Missouri or adjoining Territory. Ia
pe ihrce Miles square, and laid out into Lots ul
sh Oy Twelve rods cach, aud lay out two streets
CIosshS each other AT right Angles IA he cen
IRE OF saiu town, TO be SIN rod , M yyIdth-the re-
malndeT OF the streets [, be four reds wide; aud
an the alleys two rods wide the town being In
louI equal divisions or wards.
The company engage to build one school house
oil hrick eighteen by forty feet; II the crniTr OF
S"ch ward' also one Marke, House of brick two,
hundred feet long by the usua! width, 10 be sit
uated ~ the IooSt eligible part of the town. The
company also engage TO set aside sixty SIGHT of
sslh LIS SlN oy twelve rods each, Tor public pur-
pSseS such as schools. churches, markets, dc.
these together with said buildings to be a do.
nation as pubtC pr1periy.
The com ANY will lay out four thousand acres
II lard adjoining the square OF said town, INTO
lots OF sixteen by forty rods, containing -four acres
C1ch-wlh also buIld aud hOurinE mill
'he saw mil will be built immediately after sand
location rs l. ade, and also make 100000 bricks
- the saw mil tO be kCpJIn running IN adl vance
so as To have BrIcS AM Lumber for the cOnve-
eucc Of par :hassTs who wish To buI O..
The COMPANY propose To dispose OF one thou.
sand parcels VI sJIc Lots, ado Land as follow :
VIZ; Five town lots, o. SIX by twciyc rods each
of the aforesaid lots of four acres and proyld, al
the tire hereinafter specified, steam boat mas.
sage tor each and every purchaser, their families
household goods. tools ana PROVISIONS, such n :
thev choose TO take with them, not CxceCdln..
1909 IbSi TO the salu town, or the nearest MONT
accessible by steamboat, for the sum of ON,
hundred dollars To be paid az follows, VIZ: ten
dolls at the time of purchase; fifty dolls on the
first October neat and the remaining forty dolls
on the 18th September, 4 i-i4, at which time
or as soon as navigation VIII permit thereafter;
upon nOIlce given ~ one more new spaLers
published in Wheeling, Pittsburgh aud Cinclnna-
H. purchasers will collect with their IA miles dc
points designated OF the OliO river. make
their last payment nd debaTk from the places
appointed, No person will DC allowed TO make
a larger investment than one hundred d1llars as
afoIesaIu' All purchasers who dc not remove TO,
and occupy thcIr lots and iand as herein set
forth, or do not procure others an their stead to
remove and reside upon the same within one
year from time of making The last payment as
atsreSatd shall fOriel, - SAID company all mo-
r'cs previously paid by them, aid the lots and
the lands 50 purchased by them shall revert
again TO the company. Should such DISPOSE
non or sales as aforesaid not be completed by
the first of December next, then aud in said
event, the conn any will postpone the improve
ments, and execution at the aforesaid matters TO
be dCI Z by said company, Unul time Snd season
Will perE.lt. On arriving al the town, a dIstubu-
! ton of tho aforesaid Lots and Land will be made
| by Lot, each purchaser dreloiHg for himself aud
| TO each will be given good waTraute deed, for
| the lots and land so pur ,hased and distributed
! 10 htm. In default of purchasers making paw
ment OF the frs, Instalment as n OIrsad the ten
dolls first paid TO be forfeited to the company
Should sufficient number Of EInISTants not
be obtained, the money To be refunded To the pur
CHI 1seTs.
For the entire security Of the purchasers, the
money shall be dr pOsited IA the Merchants and
| Mechanics Bank at Wheeling, Va. to the credit
| OF the Missouri EmiGTaut ASsCcIatIon,' and
/ when So deposited the amour necessary To make
! tue purchase of the land for the purpose a,ote-
/ salu will he draw upon the Joint order OF So
bIeskI Brady and EphIam Pollock, Esqrs in
! lav T OF tho receiver OF the land office of the
/ District IN which the land shall be Ocat ID, so
/ that IN no event will the fund be mlsdlrcctCd
| from the purchase of the Land.
! l. THOMPSON, Sec y and ACT for ne
Missouri EmigrGH association"
ADDRESS no THE PUBLIC.
The propositions of the Missouri Emigrant
ASSOCIATION, are made To the industrious aud
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES others are desired aud none
but such will be knowingly received. The de-
sign rs to interest all and benefit ca CHI and no
plan can be presented winch unlies more pros.
pect OF success and Lepefi:, with less chance of
loss, than the one proposed. IL Is has d, as III
successful movements must be, upon the enter
Prize industry ana prudential character Of those
VINO JON IN the Undertaking. Each man must
be the architect of his own fortune, ldbOTng for
himself, and rcaplng the rewards of his own
industry. There rs no community of InIeresI
after cdvIsOn ofthe lots takes piac there is no
handling Of the funds 81 profits by a select few,
or Others specially appointed, after that time, but
each man Will pursue his own interests and hIs
Own happiness, as his best judgment shall dc
t-te.
The benefits proposed to the emigr1nt ar, 10
bs found IN the rapidly increased value Of The
property purchased aud the improved comiOr ;
Of life by the instant combination Of SO many
families upon ore advantageous point Ol lOca ION.
The value OF Town lots increase IN direct pro-
portion to the advantages of the location aud
tbs number, industry aud prudence of the lnhab-
uants. \ lot IN any village Of forty or fifty
families will cost FROM $50 To 500, and in a CITY
lot one thousand families, lots Will cost iroul
$500 to $1,000, and here IS proposed to create a
city at once Of one thousand families, whore I've
large lots and four acre out lot may be obtained
| Tor one hundred dollars The increase OF value
| must be rapid and by proper care aud manage
| mcnt Will lay the foundation for future lndepCn
dence, and Il may hc, nth to each individual
! The adjoining lands viii be IN the pos non q
! tho company who expect at once to erect saw
mills, FIGURING Mills and other machinery fU
81 u al IN fHssF
| plOyment and interests Of the industrious Emf
| grant
| The proposed lots will be owned in scveralty;
| each one will be ia Istcr Of his own time, his own
labor, AID his own mt rests, so thar there can
| hc no collision between the original prOpuetUrs
| aud the respective owners Of the lots. Each orc
IS left 20 as I've NAV be industrious aud pru-
dent, fall should lie tie Idle and impi evident
| Thus Il you Join the "AssocIatIOn," YOU are
promised nothing, unless YOU JON a citizen ca
hhd new home and better field Tor vrUr IN
/ dustrY 40 the opening aud fertile EST II
you remain behind You must stay ia an obscure
village With property at a low price and then not
WOTJh buyng, or Il you 90 into a town Of one
| thousand families yOU must expect at once Il
! pay from 5000 20 $1,000 for sNall lots when yOl
can obtain i've lots aud the 0ut lot by osSocialiH2
] 10 create a city az once.
/ Cities, the size Of which II is proposed to com
! mence az once, have been from fity 80 one hun
/ dTed years az growth. Here at a moment, vol
have the schOO, houses, the market house, you
own church lots, the mill the factory and al an
advantages and couvcniences Of the cid settle,
and l0Ag civilized portions Of the counUy:-
| Westward the star Of empITci takes ITS way"
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