Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-04
HOMESrEmRI AM

THE AlIEREOAN EAIIGRANT AID AND HOMESTEAD
BEEN oEESaIsa for ne sole and S S 81
Of eollecnG Information from al parts Of the country
endng those lands to the attention and favor Of an
silently erfec4InF ia and carresponience for
than paSt untit S ready to offer to set
Acres cheap Wild andl with improved farms main
y In the States Of Tennessee epd.
Missouri and It VIII soon sxtssd fts operations Into other
10 immigrants from Europe, tothe energetic young
eompacy settled States and sections the hives Of
hbotera Who nrong cities and live In
reTsion, alteration in the channels Of trade
nay any moment them o. and SneP
seek homeWhere sueh pers are unknown. Z;
with those who have large tracts for sale every part o.
the ONION; but our attention Is more specially directed 70
the neghbornR Sirgnia Kentucky Tennessee and
Missouri gLkGISIa ssPeeay progsEs At his time remark
genahe Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
thrive IN ~. Is Tar better and more SesEssy L9SeEsd
meTa6eT available and prnfusiou Of
are the State has sEpended large suns IN
strucng canals and Railroads. Its entire breadth,
@anat PstsS1FSh wbesltSE fouisyIs &c: vet fertile
inviting land whether mprovs or new Is far cheaper this
day In the Mother States than 1t in Minnesota Ore
Bile Coal orIron Ore, with choice Timber and
ssent alike for Grain and and SEass Fruit and Roots be OBJ
siderable means can sell good farms almost within Sight
of City for less than the Of
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
OF the inviting fields Industry enterprise
this Continent The climate is ssubriops heahfu Its
Lands covered with useful Timber present
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy his oods home cheap
as one in New England sell him good Lands,
with perfect titles at from to three dollars
word to the single objection which has kept these
market bare fraction intrinsic valne-that
Slavery. This Company has only to deal with any ns
1t has control in All confidence Intending
longer htndFanCe settlement
grand discovery of OoScERTED practi
Of families incipdipg farmers mechanics mlers &C. take
counsel togetger and resolve to seek egi-
send two OF their humber look at such lands
prepared tose them Let these Delegates sufficient
scrutiny buy from yeto twenty thousand in body
embracing all the good point they require then let them
put these at auction to the highest bidder whether
member Of hecompany not Each member will course
osly contributed by him the company's funds and to
his Of any profit realized from the
township with its roads, bridges stores Schools church,
Such location may easily be uladesnch aTeady, in fact
exists St9 in every county Of vTgnia above and
sire to enter The city of Wheeling the Quaker portion of
exempIify the isS We here indo1te Thus before teady
and copfOus influx Of Labor immigration, Slavery
and the Uni nS eF Pfoper
quadrupled by the sinRls act of settlement. -. :
Young of the Free states glorious career ouens
before you: we prefer you cheap land ample timber,
the dread of savage ncurson and depreciation, adaptation
to all the grans and fruits of the temperate
seasons This day, than half the arabic land in yir-
by Pw while much Of The
s0 5000 t. VIII readily and chenpy restore
70 no nober theatre for exertion ProGred any.
Call and MAPS descriptions surveys etc. or write
Sepe9sing Postage stamps Of eonrse and your n
Please address FRANGIsI W TAPPIN, President, or
JOHN Q. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emigrant Aid
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