Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-08
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III 1tE sANERlOANEE AND
York has been organized for the sole ana ded9s purpose
Sc had prices so
lnendng those lands to the favor an who
be induced to purchase improve them It has been
silently It's and
range selection embracing Million
Acres Of cheap wild lands with some improved FARMS mans
In the States fVrgnia Pennsylvania, Tennessee and
States.
Of copac settled States and sections to the hives g
constant and reasonable dread that panic or silence
revusiOn, alteration In channels Of trad
families Of breads We resolve now while you may,
seek home where such perils are unknown. Ii
with those who have large tracts sale in every
the neishbnrine statesv1rgnia Kentucky and
Missouri TRoEIA especially prefers at this time
geniahe Peach Apple, Pear the Grape, alike
tSan s naTS lively and
merabe available streams and profusion Of
are unsurpassed expended large
srucnG Canals and Railroads Its entire breadth,
either its seapors or Of great inland cities of Oiu
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day in the Mother of States than It is In Minnesota or Ore
Bile Coal orion Ore covered with choice Timber and
eeent alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and oots be OBJ
siderable sell good almost within sight
of Washington City than the fair cost Of the Improve
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
this Continent The climate Is saiG6roas and heaIthIn It's
soil adapted all AgrIcultura pursuits Its unimproved
with useful Timber,
openiPgs and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
can buy his Groceries DIV Goods ETC. at home as cheap
in New EngRud4 sell him good Lands
word the single objection which has kept these
lands long and which keeps them In
market at bare fraction Of their intrinsic valuehat of
Slavery This Company has only to deal with any lnstitu.
II has no control say In all confidence to Intending
settlers slavery In virginia need not and should not serve
grand discovery OF CONCERT prac
cay diSposes Of IT, SO far you concerned Letheaas
counsel togehger and resolve to and egi
send two Of their humber to look at such lands as we
prepared to sell them. Let these delegates after sufficient
embracing all the good point they require then let them
survey the whole into farms aud lots Size and
member of the company not Each member will
10 TsST IN Or money Of the sum
his proportion OF profit realized from the transaction
township with its bridges, stores, schools, church.
Sc: after the New England pattern
exists in every county of Virginia above tdewaer and
sire to enter The city Wheeling the Quaker portion
Londoun County not to speak Of new experiments fairly
and copous influx Of Free-Lnbor immigration, Slavery
and gradually dissppears without convulson or
quadrupled BY the sinGls act of settlement.
before You We roer YOU eSenn amS
mild and hcalthul climate, absolute immunity
VI SdfhBS uepFeuatonI aQaptatl0n
all the grains, grasses and fruits Of the temperate
with ready to ample and
This, dav than half the arabic
Etna has never been turned by plow while much of the
Eoo1 lands once generously productive
" So Good treatment will readily and cheaply restore
them to their pristine fertility. No
to Industry nobler theatre for eXcron proered any
where earth
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quiries shall he answered as far practicable.
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President, or
JOHN o. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emigrant Aid
and homestead Company No. 146 Broadway, New York.