Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-17
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THE AMERICAN EMIGRANTAID AND HOMESTEAD
York. been organized for the and definite purpose
of collecting Information from all parts Oft country
wherein desirable lands be had at low prices
mendng those lands to the attention and favor Of all who
silently erfcting md correspondence
more han year past until It Is now ready to Ssr 70 set
OF cheap Wild lands with some improved farms main
Twin the States Of Virginia. PENNSYLVANIA Tennessee and
Missouri and It will soon exerdIts operations into other
States.
To immigrants from Europe, to the energetic yOung
our compacy settled States and sections to the hives Of
mechanics and aboreTs who throng our cities and live in
revulsion,r alteration in the channels of trade,
families Of bread we saw resolve row While You may to
seek home where such perisare unknown.
with those who have large tracts for SALE in Of
the Union but attention Is specially directedto
neghborng States-Yirginia Kentucky, Tennessee
Missouri VIRGINIA especially proers at this time remarks
BILE Inducements to Immigrants Her climate is temperate
and gena-the Peach the ApPle the Pear the Grape alike
merabe available streams waterpower and proGusion of
unsurpassed State has expended large In
structng Canals and Railroads across It's entire breadth
either OF its seaports of the great inland cities OF Gin
inviting land whether improved is far cheaper this
day the Mother States, than it is in Minnesota Ore
No where else earth lands filled with acCeSSi
be Coal Iron Ore, covered with choice Timber and
aIned so cheapy Old virginia. while to Of
siderable means sell good farms almost within sight
Of Washington C for less than the cost Of the improve
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE. present some
inviting industry enterprise
this Continent The climate is saubriols henru It's
soil is adapted to all Agricultural pursuits Its unmproTed
lands covered with useful Timber, present natural
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc, home, cheap
as any one 10 New England we can sell him good Lands,
word the single objection which kept these
fraction Of II cir intrinsic vaue-that OF
Slavery THIS Company has only to deal with any nsu-
ton subsisng fact, whose existence character
settler. sSvern TirSis need not and should mot ser
llonger hiudFRnce to settlement part. That
grand discovery of CONCERTED INMIGRATOS practi
cuv disposes of it, so far you LetheaSs
families Including farmers mechanics ners &C.
counsel togethger and resolve seek and tl
BILE homes In company Let them clubbing their means,
semi two of their humber to look at such lands
prepared to sell them Let these delegaes after sufficient
scrutiny buy from i've to twenty thousand in body
embracing all the good points they require then let E
pu: these up Mt auction to the highest bidder whether
member of the not Each member will
ously contributed by him tn" company's funds, and
his nroP6rt9n Of any profit realized from the
township with It's roads, bridges stores schools church,
&c, substantially after the New England pattern
such location easily be made-such already, fact
exists in "f Virginia above tiewter; and
sire to enter The city ofheelng, the Quaker portion
cxgmplity the aE we here indie e Thus. before steady
and cOpnus influx of FreeEGbor Immigration, Slavery
and the set%rs viii Gnd ther
quadrufled by the siHgie act of settlement.
Young of the States n glorious career oncns
bcI"rt r"n We prefer you cheap land, ample timber,
;he read of ncurson depreiation adaptation
to a the grains, AMI fruits of temperate e.
seasons This, dav than half the araEle land in vir
GINA has never been turnSd by low white much of the
llnds generously productive *
~ so Good trest,nsnt Will readily and cheapy restore
them to their pristine fertility No stronger inucCmens
TO In usry NO nobler theatre for exeEon 5 proered
Cali maps description, surveys, or write
TO us le9ei0snE postage stamps Of corse and your In
Please address FRANCIS " TpPPaN Sra.,.n. .,
JOHN c. UNnEgwooD, General Agent Am. Emirrans Aid
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