New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-21
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II Tile AMERiCAN EMIGRA.T AID AND HOWE

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YoIs ha. been ossn1ed f ne ',e sad dea ,s
drAbe lard. may b. had low Pcs sLd conneee nos'
, rcbase iup4ose them l. has torn si ty i-scdna ia
arrangements aid couespondenoe )' oI, tnHn year P.'
,-d snow ra5y TO oasr 70 .rs rs'ge tr selection I'm
cng thsn Que Mor Acres 81 chrsI ~id lands ".'9
improved farm. naaJ in TN r.a,s.o Vr:ifa frnnyt
ssuia Tennessee and Missouri and vii so'o extend - oa
q into other States
pee,y settled States and .-cons - i hives OF nrc'ac
sb,rs who Tous our cs aud liz" IL cons,sl eud rea
9 ration moment, deprss
while you may 70 seek home ~her~ sic1 Pef' afe 10
We TO sri. lands well urso,s's Tor purchase. With
VINO have iarg tracts for ss ~ rery P4toi the
our Toq Ks. s sG o' md m 10 'y vRcs
. pecsy pIoers this time remarkable inducements 70 in
Her climate Is ruperstr aud gruia-the Peach the APP
p the Peat the Grape alike thrive N TIT lar cet'ei ana
desaby 1nbtred than almost any new STATE Its naviea
MYERS aud uuumeabe syssble streams water po|tr aud
fusion the valuable mnera.-Coul. Iron Salt, Copper,
unsurpassed the Stse has expended large sums in con
. every county Within few hours ride either Of It's
ports OF The siea, inland cities Of Cmcnsi Psburgh
6eeu, Louislo &C. yet fertile, inviting land, whether
proved is iaE cheaper tai. Day in the Mother Of states
ds flied with accessible Coal Iron Ore covered with choice
Tnber excellent alike for Gau and Grass fuit and ROOFS
,b,siued cheapy Old Virginia while 70 men Of con.
ersblo sell good farms alnos. within SIGHT OF
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
a n. most inviting fields for industry and enterprise on thl.
-tItnt ne eInat Is saIp.i'u ,t a 10 as
seG with useful Timber present openings and
shrbosrd in 81 hours and eau buy his Groceries,
b. Goods etc. a. home cheap in New England
sell him good Lands with perfect titles a. from one
/ three dollars per
word as 10 the single objection which has kept these lands
uncutyated. which keeps them in market at
fraction Of their intrinsic vaue-hat of Slavery This
peny has only deal with Institution as supsistns
over whose character IT has control Bat we
in all confidence TO intending settlers Slavery in Virginia
and should not longer hindrance 10 settlement
your part That grand discovery Of our eee CONCERTED IN
Grafton practically disPo.es oft far as you are c9nceaed
heads Of families including arDeT mechanics iuier Nc,
counsel together and resolve TO seek new and more eso
In company Let them clubbing Their neas sed ,wooi
number to hook such andsa prepared - sell them
o. these delegates after sufficient scrutiny buy om i've 70
teuty thousand acres In body, embracing 81 the g"d Pu
require then let them survey the whole into farms aud lots
a. convenient and put auction 10 the highest bid
whether member OF the company or not Each member
will be entitled to return in land OF money Of the sum
viOuy contributed by hun % the compaDys fnrd ana to ms
op0on Of any pioft realized from the TRANSACTION Tnu- he
mpany will form sort Of spontaneous township with N roads,
lges schools church &C. substantially after the New
gand pattern Such location easily be made-sueha
dy IN fact county Of virginia above tide water
uto such Slavery will have neither preex nor desire
-uer before steady and copoIs influx of Free Labor
igraton Slavery quietly ana gradually disappears without
-vuou heartburiIg and the settlers VIII hnd theh
:, p4rty ouaAruuled BY the single act Of settlement.
Young Free States glorious opens before
>, We podtr you cheap land, ample unoer ni1 ana
hiu climate absolute immunity rom even the dread OF saw
and depreciation, adaptation all the grains grasses
fruits Of The temperate zone, with Irady access 70 ape %
markets all This day. more than hall
& arale land Virginia has been turned by pow
he much Of the good lands once generously productive IL 40"
mesgerly Good treatment will readily and eheapy re
Il them their pristine fertility. No stronger inducements TO
as,ry opportunities to h.w out certain conre
ce nober theste for exertion prohered anywhere on
earn,
Call and our maps descriptions surveys etc. write TO
Enclosing postage stamps OF counsel and your inquiries shall
Please address FRANCIS w TAPPAN President, or JOHN
& UNDERNO GOD, General Agent Am Emigaut Aid aud
h a.estead Company, No lag Broadway. New YORK.
arrange CO. FARM for SALE.-l6O acres,
~ with spacious buldng. choice fruit and spring wseI in
a,i ,Ris District EDDY igp T Co No. Noe 81 i Ibey