Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-13
For All.

VIE AMERICAN EAIIGRANT AND HON ESTEA An
$500 I, having its Headquarters in the City
Of New York has been organized for the sole and def
mite purpose of collecting information from all parts of
the country wherein desirable lands may be had at
low prices anu commencing those lands TO the atten-
ton and tnvor Of all who may be induced TO purchase
or improve them. 1t has been silently prrTcctn, its
n and for more than year
lt; until 1t Is now ready to offer to settlers r7Inyc
Tor selection, embracing than One Million Acres
OF eheHn Wild lands with some improved FARMS mainly
mine STATES Of Virginia, Pennsylvania Tennessee and
Mis- souri and 1t will extend its operations into
other States. INV
To cnigrunts from Europe, to tho energetic voupe
men Of our compactly settled States and sections TO
the hives of mechanics and laborers who trunc our
cures ana live IN constant and reasonable dread that
Iic OF peStllence, war; revIlSiOn. some alteration
IN the channels of trade may. at any moment DEPRIVE
them OF employment and their families of breai we
say, resolve now while YOU NAV to seek home where
such Perils are unknown.
We mean to sell lands as well as negotiate for pur-
chsers with those who have large trncts for sale
every part OF the Union; but our attention is more
especially directed to the States-Vrgina
kentucky. Tennessee, and Missouri VIRGINIA. espc-
cially proers at this time BILE to
immigrants. Her climate is tenDerate and GENIAL.
the Peach the Apple, the Pear the Grippe alike thrive
IN ut is far better and more dcsirably Timbered
hah almost any new State; its naYigable rivers and
Innumortble, available streams water-pOwer and pro-
fusion OF the most valuable mineruls-COal IrOn Salt
iSe sums IN constructing Canals and Railroads
ITS entire breadth, which place almost every county
within few hours ride either of its selports of tho
finland cities oil CINCINNATI Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Louisville, &c.i yet fertile, inviting land whether I'M
proved or new ia far cheaper this ay in the Mother of
States than It is III Minnesota or Oregon No where
else on earth can lands filled with accessible Coal or
iron Ore covered with choice Timber, and excellent
so cheapy as in Old Virginia; while to men of con-
siderable means sell good farms almost within
the improvements.
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present
some OF the most inviting fields for industry ami enter
pTl5e on this Continent The climate saubrous and
healthful. The soil is adapted to all agricultural pur-
suits Its unimprOvel Lands covered with useful
Timber, or present natural openings. and Meadows
producing nutritious Grass The farmer have his
broducis on shipb0arl in 80 hours and can buy his
groceries, Dry Goods etc, mt home. cheap us any
one in New England. Yet. we can sell him good Lands
with perfect titles from one to three dollars pcr acre
word as to the single objection which has Kent
these lands SO long uncntlyHted and which now keeps
them In The markets. at bare fraction their intrinsic
Nalne-Ihat of Slavery. This Company has only. to
deal with any institution substituting fact over
whose existence character It has no control I,ut
we say IN all confidence tn intending settlers Slavery
III Nrginn need not and should serve longer ms n
hindrlncc to settlement your part That grand
usc4Sery oil our age CONCENTRATED IMNIGRATTON prlc-
tlciy disposcs of it so far You concerned Let
heads of families, including farmers, mechanics mil
lc Nc take counsel together and resolve to seek new
and more elgiblehomes in company Let them Climb
DS their means send two of their number to look Mt
such lands prepared to sell them LET those
ueistes after sufficient scrutiny buy from five to
twenty thousand acres in body embracing all tho
g9oI points they require, then let them survey the
these mp ut auction TO the highest bidder. whether
member Of the company not. Each member will
n
tue sum previously contributed by him to the coTpa-
ny iunds, and to his proportion of any profit realized
from the transaction. Thus, the Company will form
sort o1 spontaneous township, with its roads bridges
stores schools church, &C.. substantially after The New
England Pattern Such location may easily he made
such already, in fact exists in every county of Vir-
gmEe above ttde-wnter and into such one, Slavery
VIII nave neither preteXt desire to enter The city
OF wheeling, the Quaker portion of London County,
not TO speak OF new experiments flirIy cxcmplify
the law we here Indicate. Thus. before stcav and
copiaus influx of Free-LabOr immigration Slavery
Iuet and gradually disappears without COYuIsiOu or
helrtDurnng and the settlers will find their property
qnndrupled by the single act of settlement
Young men of the Free States! glorious career
opens before You. We profTcr YOU cheap land ample
timber hcalthtnl climate absolute immunity from
even the dread OF savage incursinn and depredatf0n
aptation to all the grains grasses and fruits of the
temperate zone with ready ample and remu-
neTatVe markets at nll seasons. This lny more than
half the arabic land in Virginia has never been turned
by pow while much Of the good lands once pener-
onsl productive is now but meagerly So Good treat
ment will readily and cheapy restore them to their
pristine fertility No stronger inducements to indus
ty no nober theatre for exertion is profered any,
where on earth. ~
NNII and see our maps, descriptions, surveys etc
or Write to us enclosing postage stamps of course
ana your inquiries shall be answered as far as nrnct
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN. President
or JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am EInj
grant Aid and Homestead Company, No. I4G Broadway
n ins To,