Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-13
HOMES ZOE ALL.


York, organized for definite purpose
wherein desirable lands be hat at low prices, and
nendng those lands to the attention ard faVorof all who
be induced TO purchase improve them. It has been
silently perecng its and correspondence for
tiers range selection embracing more Than One Million
in the States of Virginia, Pennsylvania Tennessee and
States.
Toimmigrans from Europe to the energetic young
Of compacy settled States and sections, the hives of
constant and reasonable dread that panic peslence
reyuson alteration in the channels OF trade,
moment deDriVe them Of employment and their
families of bread, resolve now while may, to
se e9 a home where her, sasil PeEils are unknown
with those who have large tracts for SALE In part of
the neighboring sateYigina, Kentucky, Tennessee
Bile inducements Immigrants. climate is temperate
and Psac the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
than almost States its navgable rivers and nnu
the ana Of
are unsurPassed the State has expended large In
whichplace almost every county few hours ride
either OF its seaports the great inland cities Of Gin
.lnnat Ptsburgh Wheeling Louisville, Sc; yet fertile,
inviting a1 whethsE Improved or Is far cheaper this
gon No where else earth lands filed with
bile Coal orIron Ore, with Timber,
taIned cheapy Old TiTEina; while to men Of con-
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
oWashington City for less than the fair cost Of the improve
mentS.
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
OF the inviting fields industry enterprise
this Continent The climate is salubrnus healIIu
aHapte 70 all Agricultural pursuits It's unmproved
Lands ase covered with useful Timber present
Openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass
can nave MS products on sboard In so hours and
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods, home, cheap
with perfect titles at from to three dollars per
word the single objection which has kept these
fraction Of their intrinsic vaiusStat Of
Slavery This Campany has only deal with any
on as subststng fact, whose existence
1t has control. Butwe say Intending
settlers, Slavery Virginia need not and Should not serve
longer hindrance to settlement on your part That
grand discovery Of age 5oS; pract
cay disposes {" SO far concerned. LetheaAs
OF families including farmers, mechanie mers take
counsel togetEer and resolve to seek anil g
Bile homes in company them clubbing their means
send two OF their humber to look at such lands
scrutiny buy from I'VE to twenty thousand acres in badly
embracing all the good points they require them
put these ut auction to the highest bidder, whether
member Of the company not. Eachmember WILL
he entitled to return in land money the prev
his proportion Of any pTos reallzsa from b 10
Thus the Oompany will form a oTtof snnntaSsom;
township with its roads, bridges, stores, Schools church,
Such location may easily be made-suci already in fact
exists In every county Of Virginia above tide-waer; and
The city Wheeling the Quaker portion of
Looa9 county not to speak Of new experiments fairly
and eopous influx OF Fsse-Lnbor mnisration Slavery
heart-hurning, AMI the settlers will their property
qualruplei by the single act of settlement.
Young the Free States a glorious career onens
before you We Proffer cheap land, ample timber,
mild and healthful climate absolute immunity
the dread of ncurson depredaton daptaon
TO all the grans and fruits of the temperate
With ready access ample and remunerativc
seasons This day, than half the arnhle land
Gnia has been turned by pillow, much of the
lyso. Good treatment will readily and cheapy restore
them to- their pristine fertility No nducements
INDUSTRY no noDer theatre for eNertton, pro1ered
Gall and maps descriptions surveys write
qplries shall be answered as far as practicable.
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD General Agent Am. EmiPraDt Aid
and d Homestead Company, No. 146 broadway, NewYork.