Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07
HOMES EOR ALL

iTHE AMERICAN EMIGRANT AID AND HOMESTEAD
York cTEanzed for the sole and definite purpose
wherein desirable lands may be had At low COM
nendng those lands to the attention and favor Of all who
silently pereednE its and for
Is NOV s 9 One
Acres cheap Wild lands With some improved main
Missouri; aud viii extend Its operations into other
To Immigrants from EUROPE the energetic young
of compacy settled States and sections to the hives Of
and reasonable dread that panic or pesence
var, reVuson alteration in the channels of trade
1T moment deurVe them of employment and their
iamile! Of bread, resolve while may, to
sssE a home where such perils are unknown
with those who have large sale In part of
TIE neghbornR sate-virgina Kentucky tennessee and
inducements to Immigrants Her climate Is temperate
and geniahe Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
than almost any State; its naylgabe
the most rnaaSSe Gno OF
unsurpRted the State has large in
Teh psse almost every county within few hours eide
cinnat Pittsburgh Wheeling Louisville &C.; yet ferte
nytnE land whether improved new far cheaper this
Eon No where else earth lands filed with accesS
bic Coal or Iron Ore covered with choice Timber, and
eelent alike for Grain and Grass, Fruit and Roots,
tained.o cheapy in Old Virginia; while
siderable sell good almost within sight
Washington City than the fair the improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
o. the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
soil adsptedto all Agricultural pursuits uninproveI
Lands Timber or present natural
products on s6pbosrd in so hours and
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc. at home cheap
with perfect titles at from to three dollars per
lands long uncutlvaed and which now Keeps them in
market at bare fraction Of their intrinsic vaIue-hat
Slavery This Company has only deal with any instu
ton As subSistng fact whose existence character
has no control Butw in all confidence intending
longer hndrancs to settlement your part That
cary dSposes OF It, SO FAR As you concerned Let heads
Of families, including farmers, mechanics, iers &C.
BILE homes In company. Let them, clubbing means
send two of their humber to look are
scrutiny, buy from i've twenty thousand body
TING Hb6s 9 P91t Hy require then let @
put these up at auction to the highest bidder, whether
be entitled money OF the sum previ
ousy contributed by him the companys funds
Thus, the Company will form a sort OF spontaneous
o"n'6, WI. It's roads, bridges stores schools church,
Such location easily be made-such already fact
into such Slavery will neither nor de-
sire enter The city OF Wheeling Quaker portion of
exempliy the Law Indicate Thus before steady
and copioTS influx of PreeLnbor immigraton Slavery
quietly ana gradually disappears, without CONFUSION
hearthurnng, and the settlers will their property
quehruPled by the single act of settlement
Young men OF the Free Sates glorious career onens
before you. we pEoGer you cheap land, ample timber,
mild and heathtu climate, absolute immunity
the dread of savage lncursion and Depreciation
to- an the grains grasses and fruits of the
with ready ample
This day, the arabic land in Vir-
Eoon lands generously productive Is now but
y So Good treatment will readily cheapy restore
them to their pristine fertility No stronger inducements
to Industry no nobier theatre for exeron prOered any,
Call and maps descriptions surveys etc. or write
to us CeIc%snE PostoTe stamps of course) and
Please address FRANCIS W. TRPPAS, President. or
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emtprant Aid
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