Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-30
H0MESE ZOE ALIal

NSd6EAhHHIOANG EMI9RANEA1Df AND
York has been the and definite purpose
wherein desirable lands may had At prices COM
sndns those lands to the and favor Of AL Who
silently peEcng It's and for
tiers arrange for selection embraeing more than one Million
Acres Of cheap Wild lands with some improved farms main
SIlssOuF It its operations into other
To Immigrants Europe, energetic young
Of compacy settled States sections the hives Of
constant reasonable dread that panic pesence,
some alteration in the channss OF trade
deurVe and their
families Of BREAD We resolve now while you may, to
seek a home where such peris are unknown.
We selllandS well negotiate for purchasers
with those who have large tracts SALE in part Of
nsighboTne statesSYiFEnia Kenueky Ttnnessee and
s "a pro1sIs a. TINS tune ssmsT6a
and genahe Peaeh the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
than any state navigabe rivers
%era6e available streams and proasiGn Of
unsurpassed the State has in
sructng Canals and Railroads Its entire breadth,
which place every county within ride
either of its seaports Of the inland cities of Gin
elnna Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Louisville, &c yet fertile,
inviting land, Whether.improyed cheaper this
day In the Mother Of States than in Minnesota Ore
gon. No where else earth lands filled with accessi
bic Coal Iron ore covered with choice Timber and ex
tanned cheapy Old Virginia; while to
siderable means can sell good farms almost within sight
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
OF the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent hsellmate is saubrIOus and heau It's
Lands ase covered With TSsr or pp
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy Groceries, Dry Goods etc. at home as cheap
as any one In New England sell him good Lands
word as to the single objection which has these
lands SO long uncutvated, aud which keeps them in
bare fraction Of their intrinsic vaue-that Of
slavery This Company has only to deal with instu
1t has CONTROL But say in all confidence intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should
to rrrO0r That
grand discovery Of our CONCERTED pract
Of fAuilies Including farmers mechanics ers
counsel togethger and resolve seek egi
BILE homes In company Let them, clubbing their MEANS
send two Of their humber lands as we are
prepared to sell them Let these delegates sufficient
scrutiny buy FROM five to twenty thousand body
all the good points they require then let them
put these up at auction to the highest bidder whether
member OF the company not Each member will of course
ously contributed by him to the compsnys funds and to
his proportion Of any profit realized from the
township with It's roads, bridges stores Schools church,
Such location NAV easily be sdeaeS fact
exists In every county of Virginia above tdeater; aud
Into such one Slavery will have neither pretext de-
OTnnsS not to speak Of new experiments fairly
aud coPioqs influx Of FreeLabor immigration, Slavery
1s 2 without or
quadrupled by the single act Of settlement.
before You. We profer you cheap land ample timber,
mild and heahfu climate, absolute immunity from even
to all the grains and fruits OF temperate
with ready access to ample and remuneratve
seasons This dav, than half the arabic
ginia has never been turned by pillow, while the
y So Good treatment will readily and cheaply restore
them to their pristine fertility. No stronger inducements
where earth.
Call and maps, descriptions surveys
to us encoslnE postage stamps, OF course and your in
qutres shall be answered as rnr practicable.
Please address FRANCIS w. TAPPAN, President, or
JOHN O. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. EmiFrant Aid
and Homestead Company, No. 14G Broadway New York