Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-31
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IL COMPANY having It's headduartets IN the city ofNeW
has for sole and definite purpose
wherein had at prices and
mendng those lands the attention and favor Of all who
may be induced purchase improve them It has been
silently perfectng its and for
more tHn unt is nov ready to oher to set
tiers for selection more than One Million
in the Ststes Of vreIns Pepnsylyans and
Missouri audit VIII sson extend Its operations into other
Toimmigrants from Europe, the energetic young
OF our settled and sections to the hives
constant and reasonable dread that panic pesience
moment denriYe them of and their
families OF bread resolve while you may, to
We mean to elands, well negotiate purchaser
the Union: INT attention is sneeisy irecte
the neighborng yrgnla Kentucky, Tennessee,
bic inducements Immigrants climate is temperate
Peach the APPe the Peal the ssS
than almost any States Its uaYgable rivers and innu
the cpPer
arc State has expended large sums In
which place almost every county within few hours ride
onna, Pittsburgh, Wheeling Louisville, &C.; yet fertile,
Inviting land whether improved or new far cheaper this
gon No where else on earth lands filled with access
ssIient allie for FF1is and he
tanned cheapIy in Old Virginia; while to Of
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
Of City less than the cost the improve
The TABLE LANDS OF EAST TENNESSEE present some
o. the fields for industry and enterprise
soil to all gricuturNl pursuits Its unimprove
Lands with useful Timber or present natural
products on aPbosrd in 80 hours and
s IA 9% Reo cheap
with perfect titles from to three dollars
Awor as to the single objection which has kept these
lanIs long uncuitlvated and which keeps them in
market ut bare fraction their vaue-that OF
on as subsstng fact whose existence character
settlers Slavery Virginia should not serve
longer as hndrance to settlement your part That
eaiy dsposes If t. so far as YOU arc
Of families including farmers, mechanics, miers &C. take
send two Of their bpmcr to ,ooS snc Is az
prepared to sell them. Let these delegates sufficient
scrutiny buy from i've to twenty thousand In aody
survey into farms aud lots Of size and
put these at auction to the highest bidder whether
be entitled land or money Of the sum prev
ousy contributed by lin to the companys funds
ms OF any profit realized from the transaction
Thus the Company will form sort of spontaneous
SSc.i s3ostantlaIy after the New England pattern -
Such location easily be made-such already fact
into such Slavery will have neither nor
sire to enter The city ofWheeling the Quaker portion of
exempy the Law indlc,te Thus before steady
and coPio9s influx of PreeLbor tmmigration Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears, without CONFUSION
heart=hnrning, settlers will find their property
Young the Free statesi glorious career onens
before you We proIer you cheap land, ample timber, a
the dread Of savage incurson depredaton adaptation
to all the grains and fruits of the temperate
with ready ample markets at ali
seasons This, day, more than half the arabic
goon lands once generously Is but
lYso Good treatment will readily and cheaply restore
to niustry nobler theatre for exeron any
to us tenSolSE,sng postage your
Please address FRANoTs w TSPPAS Prs,,dont
J0HN:C. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Emierant Aid
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