Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-22
HOMES FOR A7I-I.

IFTNHE AMERICAN EAIIGRAHTA AID AND HOMESTEAD
York; been organized the definite Purpole
vi IRON ~ Az I 81 me SSe9sE
mending those lands to the attention and favor of all who
silently perecng its and
more Than year past unt II Is nov ready to oeT set
Acres Of cheap wild some farms main
Missouri andit will soon extend Its operations into other
To Immigrants from Europe to the energetic young men
of our copac settled Ststes and secons to the hives of
constant reasonable dread that panic pesencc,
reyusen alteration in the channels of trade,
families bread, We say resolve no while you may,
SEEK home where such perils are unknown.
meanto sell lands well negotiate for purchasers
with those who have large for SALE in part
neishborIne Ksntuey, Tennessee
Missouri VIAGISIA especially proers at this time
and eentsthe PEACH the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
than almost States Its avigabe rivers and nnu
the ost TaaaSs s oope
unsurpassed the State has large in
which place almost every county within few hours ride
either of its seaports the great rland cities Of Gin
clnnatt PittsbuTgh Wheeling Louisville Bel yet fertile
inviting land whether or new is far cheaper this
gon No where else earth lands filled with accessi
be Coal orIron Ore, with choice Timber, and
eeapls as in Old virginia. While to of
siderable sell good almost within sight
ofashnGon City for less than the fair cost of the improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
Of the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent The climate salubrious heathfu Its
ase covered with useful Timber or present natural
OpeniPgs and Meadows producing nutritious Grass Tile
arme have his products shpboard in 80 hours and
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods ETC., at home, cheap
with perfect titles at three dollars per
word the single objection which has kept these
lands long uncultvated, and which keeps them in
market fraction their intrinsic vauc-that
subsstng fact over whose existence character
1t has control IN all confidence tn intending
settlers Slavery In Virginia need not and should not serve
longer rs hndrance to settlement on your part That
grand discovery of CONCERTED practi
of families, Including farmers mechanics mers, &c, take
ard resolve 70 seek new and more Igi
Die homes IN company Let them clubbing their means,
SEMI two of their humber TO look Mt such lands
scrutiny buy from 1--WE to twenty thousand body,
embracing ALT good points they require, then let them
member Of The COMPANY or not Each will of course
be entitled return land money of the previ
ousv contributed by him the company's funds,
proportion any profit realized from the
Thus the Company will form a sort Of spontaneous
township, with Its roads bridges, Schools church,
sucf location easily be madesuc already, in fact,
exists in county NJ Virginia above tlewater; and
into Luch Slavery will have neither pretextnor de-
sire to The city of Wheeling, Quaker portion
Loua"nn County not to speak of experiments, fairly
exenpY the Law here ndiclte. Thus, before steady
aud copious influx Free-labor Immigration, Slavery
6eart:hGrning and the settlers will find their property
qua'lrunleh by the single act OF settlement.
Young Free States a glorious career onens
before We prefer you cheap land, ample timber,
the dread lepre adaptation
to all the grains, and fruits OF the temperate
with reHdy access to ample and markets at all
seasons THIS, daT than half the arabic land in Elr
gool lands once generously productive IS moss but meager
~ So Good tire 'tnsnt will rea'ly and chenriy restore
to nlustry no nobler theatre for exeron proered any
Cali our es descriptions, surveys write
to u CsIci0sinE postage stamps of conrse) and in
Phase s adp Ire FAN rs T AZ President
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General AGENT Am. Emigrant Aid
| js25-1y