Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
HOMES FOR AMI


having i; m the CITY Of New
ali bs eS5P
wherein lands may be had ct and co
may induced improve them. 1t has been
silently its and for
more than year past until It is ready offer to
tiers selection racing more than One Milton
Acresof cheap Will lands some improved farns main
Missouri and will soon extend Its into other
States.
Immigrants from Europe, to the energetic young
Of our settled states and sections to the hives Of
constant and reasonable dread that panic pestlence
moment, denriye them Of and their
families Of resolve now while you may, to
seek home where such perls are unknown.
meanto sell lands as well as for purchasers
the Unions but our attention is more spscIaly directed to
the neghbornE Statesvirgnia Kentucky Tennessee and
bic indacenents climate tenperate
Tvs ia til f better tie sRG more dessby T@5ered
than almost States Its navgabie rivers and nnu
the valuable mineraslCo Iron Salt Copper, DO
struoting canals and Railroads across brealt
which place almost county within few hours ride
Sinnat Psburgh, Wheeling, Iousyiile &C.; yet FERTILE
inviting Land whether or nevis far CHEAPER this
gon No where else on earth can lands allied with access
cellent alike Grain Grass, Fruit and Roots OBJ
tanned SO cheapy in Old virginia; while to Of
Washington City for less than the fair cost of the improves
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
OF the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
soil adapted TO all Agrcultura pursuits unimprove
Lands covered with useful Timber, present natural
openpgSJ Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
have his products on spboard In 80 hours and
as any one iuNew can sell him good Lands
with perfect titles, at from to three dollars per acre.
lands long uncuyated, which now keeps them
marketat bare fraction Of er intrinsic value-hat OF
ton subsisting fact whose existence character
Settlers Slavery Virginia need not should
longer as hndrance to settlement your part That
eaiIy dsposes Of it. so aT as you arc
of families including farmers, mechanics milers &C. take
BILE homes in company. Let them, clubbing their means
send two of their humber to look such lands
prepared to sell them Let these delegates after sufficient
scrutiny, buy from Ave twenty thousand abody
the farms and lots Of
put these up at auction to the highest bidder, whether
be entitled to return In land money Of the prev
onsy contributed by him to the companys funds and to
his proportion of profit realized from the
Thus, the Company will form sort OF spontaneous
Such location easily be madesuch already fact,
into such one Slavery viii have neither pretextnor de-
sire to enter The city ofwheeng the Quaker portion
and copious induS Of FrSeLabor mmisrSton sIaysryy
quietly and gradually disappears without CONFUSION or
hearburnng, and the settlers will find their property
quadruplel by the single act of settlement.
Young men Of the Free States glorious onens
before you We proaer cheap land, ample timber,
the dread of ineurson depreciation, adaptation
@ps p on %
This day, than half the arabic land in Vr
good lands generously productive meaqer-
Good treatment will readily and cheaply restore
to industry no nober theatre for exerton prored any
Gall maps, descriptions surveys, etc. or write
to US encUsng postage stamps, of course and in
Please address FRAaoIs w. a THPPAS President, or
JOHN o. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emigrant Aid
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