Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17
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Il Ad6R1OAN. EM1dEASE5 ALL AMI 1OMEoIEAU
has been the sole and denuIte purPose
wherein desirable lands may prices.
mendng those lands attention and favor OF all who
may be induced to purchase improve them Ithas been
silently perfectng is and
tiers range for selection embracing more than one Million
& ssssP wild main
States.
Toimmigrants Europe, to energetic young
Of copaey settled and sections to the hives Of
constant and reasonable that panic pesence,
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families Of Bread resolve now while may TO
We selllands well negotatefor purchasers
with those who have large tracts for sale in every part Of
the neishborns Kentucky Tennessee and
inducements Immigrants. climate temperate
and gen9lhe Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
thrive in tit far better desirablT TmGereG
than almost State; Its avigabe rivers and innu
the most valuable mineras-Coa IRON Salt, Copper &c
unsurpassc State has expended large In
which place almost every county within teW hour ride
either Of It's ssaPgsts or Of the great inland cities o. Gin
inviting land hethes improved or new Is Tar cheaper TINS
gon No where else earth lands filled with acccssi
Bile Coal orIron Ore covered with choice Timber, and
tanned so e6eapy as in Old Tirsnia while men Of
siderable means VIC San sell good farms almost within sight
Washington City for less than the cost OF the Improve
The TABLE, LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
Of the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent The climate salubrons healu
Lands aso covered with useful Timber or present natural
OPENINGS and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
rmet have his products spboard in so hours and
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc., at hoe cheap
sT os 10 5 S SGPa
word to the single objection which has kept these
lands long uncultiyated, and which keeps them In
marketat bare fraction Of their Intrinsic vane-that
ton a subssng fact whose existence character
1t has CONTROL But in all confidence to intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia need and should
longer MS hindrauce to settlement your part That
grand discovery of CONCERTED prac
of families including farmers echanies mers take
bic homes In company Let them, clubbing their means,
send two Of their humber to look at such lands
scrutiny buy rEn five to twenty thousand body
embracing all the points they require then let them
put these IN auction to the highest bidder, whether
member of the company not Each member wio course
be entitled to return In land money OF the
ously contributed by him the companys funds
Thus the Company will form sort Of spontaneous
tnwnshlp with Its roads, bridges, stores, schools, church,
Such location may easily be made-such already in fact,
exists In every county Of Virginia above tldewaer; and
into such Slavery will
sire to enter The city Of Wheeling the Quaker portion
exempy the is1 we hereindic Thus a steady
and copious influx of PrRc-LabOr mInigraon Slavery
heart:bnrning and the settlers viii ind ter properly
quadrurled BY the single act OF settlement
Young of the Free States! glorious career onens
before you We prefer you cheap land, ample timber
the dread Of SAVAGE s1 Iny Iron gyen
to NIL the grains and fruits OF the temperate
seasons This day, more than half the
gnl3 has never been tur1sd by Fo while much of the
Y so. 5000 treatment will readily and cheapy restore
70 no nobler theatre for exeFOn proRered
TO US eTel"sng posage stamps, Of course your
Pssss sa sa Ire FR S 4E as
JOHN O. Underwood General AGENT Am. EniFrant Aid
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