Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-10
HOMES FOR AZ.


York, the and definite purpose
wherein be had atlo prices and
msndng those iands .o the and favor AZ Who
silently perfectng its and for
range selection ebracng Million
Acres Of farms main;
Missouri and VIII soon sxtead Its operations into other
To Immigrants from Europe to the energetic young men
Of compact settled states and sections the hives
constant and reasonable dread that panic or pesence
war revnsIon, alteration in the channels of
mays at moment denriye and their
families Of bread We say while you may, to
with those who large sale every part
the neIghhorInR Kentucky Tennessee and
BE inducements 70 immsrs2s Her climate Is temperate
and geniae Peach the Apple, the Pear the Grape, alike
than almost any State; its navgable
protust9n OF
strucng Canals and RaiiroaSs across its entire bread
which place almost every county within few hours ride
either OF Its seaport or of the great Inland cities OF Cn
inviting land whether improved far cheaper this
day the Mother of states than It is in or Ore
gon No where else earth lands Allied with accessi
bleCoa orion Ore covered with choice Timber, and
taned cheaply in Old Virginia; while to Of
siderable means can sell good farms almost within sight
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
OF the most inviting fields for industry enterprise
this Continent climate salubrous and ealtul
Lands covered with useful Timber present natural
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy Groceries, Dry Goods etc. home as cheap
New England tive sell him good Lands,
with perfect titles at from to three dollars per
word as to the single objection which has kept these
market bare fraction Of their intrinsic vRue-hat OF
This Company has only to deal with any institu
It has CONTROL But in oil confidence to intending
settlers Slavery In Virginia need not and should not
longer hlndrance settlement nFt.=Thnt
grand discovery of our age CONCERTED IGRATIoS prac
of families including farmers mechanics mers &C. take
counsel and resolve to seek Ig
send two Of their humber to look at such lands
scFny S1y from i've to twenty hegs8 aT
embracing all the good point they require. then let them
put these mp at auction highest bidder whether
member OF the company no Enc member will of course
ousIv contributed by to companys funds and to
his Of any profit realized from the transaction
Thus, the Company will form a sort of spontaneous
township with It's roads bridges stores Schools church,
Such location may easily be madeSuch already fact,
exists in every county "f Virginia ewater; and
sire to enter The city ofeeliug, Quaker portion
eSsmnliFy the MOI be o sS Pa new gPershs aTIy
and coPous influx Of FrReLGhor imnlgrat!ou Slavery
an the viii n 6er G
quadrupled by the SINGLE act OF settlement
Young Of the Free States! glorious career onens
mid and heahaI climate aSsoInt r'n P1 {o a
the dread of ncursion depreciation adaptation
to all the grains and fruits OF the temperate
This, dav half the arabic land in vr-
eina has been turned by pIow while much of the
y Good treatment win readily oheaply restore
Industry no nobler theatre for exeron profered any.
Gall and maps, descriptions surveys, etc. or write
quiIies shall answered as fnr as practlcable.
JOHN O. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. EmIrrant Aid
aud 6I Homestead Company No. lac broadway, New York.