Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-22
HOMES For AL.

ErNiE AMERICAN EMIGRANT AID AND
York has been organized definite purpose
may had at Picss and
mendn those lands to the attention and favor q Az who
silently perfectng its and for
srs for selecEion embracing more than one Million
Acres Of cheap Wild with some improved farms. main
the States Virginia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and
Missouri anl Will soon extend Its operations Into other
To Immigrants from Europe the energetic young
compacy settled States and sections TO the hives Of
constant and reasonable dread panic pestiencc
war; vuslon, alteration in the channels Of trade
moment deOrive them OF and their
families OF BREAD resolve while you may, to
seek home where such perIs are unknown.
We sell lands well us negotiate for purchasers
with those who have large tracts for SALE In every part OF
the neghbor6g statssvrEnla Kentucky Tennessee, and
Missouri vIEoIS1A pro1srs At THIS t1e
and gtna-e Peach Apple, the Pear, Grape alike
Than almost any state navgable rivers and nnu
"a. and Ct
uhsupassed the State has sums In con-
which place almost every county within few hours ride
either seapcrts Of the great inland cities Of Gin
cInnat Pittsburgh, Wheeling Louisville &C.; yet fertile,
inviting land whether Improved or new far cheaper this
BILE Coal Ore, covered with choice Timber, and
tanned so cheapy as in Old Treinai while to Of
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
oWashington City for less than the fair cost Of the improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
inviting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent The climate Is sanbrIous and heahfu Its
Lands with useful Timber, present natural
products shipboard in 80 hours and
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods, etc. at home, cheap
with perfect titles at from to three dollars acre
word to the single objection which has kept these
lands unCultvated, which them
market bare fraction of IL cir intrinsic valuetat OF
subssng fact existence character
It has CONTROL Butwe in all confidence to intending
settlers Slavery In Virginia need not and should not serve
longer as hlnirance to settlement on your part. That
grand discovery Of our Praet
of families including farmers mechanics mlcrs &C., take
Die homes IN company Let them cluhoing their means,
sen two of their humber to look at such lands
scrutiny buy twenty thousand in body,
embracing all the good points they require, then let them
the whole nt7 farms and lots Of and
put these up Mt auction TO the highest bidder whether
member of the company moi" Each member wnf course
be entitled return in land money of the previ
osY contributed by him to the compnnys funds, and to
Thus, the Company will form sort OF spontaneous
township with Its ronds bridges stores schools, church,
&C., substantially after the New England pattern
SucI location easily be madcsuc already, In fact,
sire to enter The city OF Wheeling the Quaker portion of
exempIfy the as ndlc,te. Thus, before steady
and copo1' influx Of Free-LHbor immigration, Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without convuson
hearthurning. and the settlers will find their property
qnadrupled by the single act OF settlement
before We prefer cheap land, ample timber,
the savage depredatIon adaptation
to all the gratns and fruits of temperate
This, dav than half the arabic land IN vir
gnia has been turned by plnw while much Of the
tns generously productive,
" Good treatment will readily and cheapy restore
them to their prt:tre fertility No stronger inu emenis
to industry nobler theatre for exeFOn preferred
Gail maps, descriptions surveys, etc.,
tou enclosng pasta &c stamps Of course) and your In
Please andres FRANCIS W T&pPAN President or
JOIN q. UNnERwooD, General AGENT Am. Emigrant Aid
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