Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19
Homes Fo1e.All

TIME AMERICAN EAIIGRANT AND IfONEsT,R IN
of New York has been orgiizo fIr the sole and don
mite purpose Collecting information from ali
the country wherein desirable lands may be had at
low prices and commencing those lands to the attCp-
ton and favor of all who may be induced TO purchase
or Improve them 1t has been silently pcrIttin its
and correspondence for more tan year
past until 1t is now ready to ocr to settlers range
Tor selection embracing than One Million AcTt
Of Ches Wild lands with some improved farms mainly
IN the States Of Virginia. Pennsylvania enesspenId
MIS- solrt aud 1t will exton its operations into
other States y II 'Gt-,iHf
To emigrnnts from Europe to the cner,etic vounp
men Of our compacty settled States and sections to
tho hives Of mechanics and laborcrs WHO thron our
cities and live in constant aud reasonable dread that
panic or pesttcnce war, rcyulsio alteration
IN the channels of trnde may at any moment deprive
them OF employment and their families of bread, NO
| such perils are unknown. 80 - =
We mean sell lands rs we'll as negotiate for pur-
clscrs with those WHO have large tracts for sale III
every part of tho Union; but attention Is moro
especially directed the neghburing StRteyirginia
kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri. VIRGINIA espr-
clally prOers Mt this time remarkable to
Immigrants Her climate is temperate and genal-
the Peach, the Apple the Pear tile rape alike thrive
IN lt-lt Is far better and more deSrahly TimGered
thah almost any new State: its navignble rivers AMI
lnnumerable available streams water-power, anil pm
fusion OF the most valuable muerali-COal Iro, Salt
copper &carc unsurpassed; the Stute has expended
Large sums incnnstructinS Canals and Railroads across
us entire breadth. which place almost county
t a o lae. elther0t lis seap9rt5 or Oi tho
great infant cities OF Cincinnati. Pittsburgh Wheeling
Louisville, &C.; yet fertile, inviting land whether in
proved or new, Ii far cheaper this Ny III tho Mother Of
states than 1t ID in Minnesota Oregon. NJ where
else on earth can lands filled with accessible Coal or
Iron Orc, covered with choice Timber, .and excellent
alike for Grain and rsI Fruit audliuots I,
| 50 GNeaply as in Old virginia. while 10 Of con-
siderable means We sell good fNrs almost within
sight OF Washington City for less than the fair cost Of
the improvements. y ~ rElf
The ABLE LANDS of EASTTENNESsEE present
some of the most inviting fields for Industry and enter
prise on this Continent The climat salubrios and
heathfnl. The soil is adapted to all agricultural r:lr
suits Its unnlproTcd Lands covered With useful
IIiDuL OF present natural openings AMI Sleniows
producing nutritious Grass The Turner can have his
products on sliipboard In so hours and can bur, his
groceries Dry Goods, etc, Mt home. chcapas any
one III New England Yet, we can sell him totl I.ans
wtthperfect titles at from to three dollars pcr acre,
A word as to the single objection which has kept
these lands so long Uncntivated and which now kr.ps
them in the market at bare fraction of their rinsic
Ealue-That of Slnvery,i This Company has only to
denl with any Institution substituting flct over
whose existence or character it has no control But
VIC say in NIL confidence to intending sottlers Slavery
IN Virginia need not and should serve longer rs
hIn'lrInce to settlement your part That grand
ulscnNery OF our age CONCENTRATED prlc-
caly dtspoSes Of 1t 30 far rs You concerned Let
nsas oil families Including farmers, mechanics. mil
ieT &C. take counsel together and resolve to seek new
anu more eligible homes in company. Let them club
bing their mcAnssend two of their number to look at
SUCH lands rs we nrc prepared to sell them Let these
delegates after sufficient scrutiny buy from five to
twenty thousand acres in body, embracing all tho
good points they require then let them survey tho
whole into farms and lots OF convenient size and nut
these mp at auction TO the highest bidder Whether
member OF The company OF not. Each member Will,
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tue sum previously contributed by him the c0ra-
1ys fEn ami to his proportion of any profit realized
from the transaction. Thus, the Company will form
sort OF spontaneous township, with iss roWls 3brdyeS
store schools church, &c. substantially after the New
England Pattern. SuClI location may easily he made
sch already in fact, exists iii every county Of Yir-
glnin above tide-watcr; and into such one Slavery
VIII have neither prcteXt desire to enter The cit
Of " heelinE. tie Quaker portion of Lcud0n County,
not 10 speak OF new experiments, fairly excmplffy
the Jaw We here Indicate Thus before q steady and
coninus influx of Frce-Labor Immigration Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without cUyrIsun or
and the settlers will find their property
quRdlnpled By tho single act of SGttlemcnt.
Young men OF the 6roG States! a glorious career
opens before you. We profTer you cheap land annie
UNDER heAltlltul climate, absolute immunity from
even the dread of savage incuTROn and dcpresiator
adaptation to all the grains grasses and fruits of the
temperate zOnc, with ready to ample and reln-
neT;tiVa markets Mt all seasons This day more than
half the arabic land in Virginia has never been turned
by pillow. Willie much of the good lands once gcner-
nuSly pr0dnctive Is now but mcaErrly treat
ment will readily and chenpIy restore them to tller
pristine fertility No stronger Inducements to indus
try no nohlcr theatre for exerton. is pronercd any,
where on earth.
Call and soc our maps, descriptions, surveya etc =
or write to us enclosing postage stamps of course
ana your inquiries sll be answered far as nracti-
Please address FRANCIS. W. TAPPAN, President,
or JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Fni,
grant Atdand Homestead Company. No. llG Broadway,
| .NcH 1ork. ir95-50 "