Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-11
HONS EoR ALL.

III iItG AMERICAN AID AND
has been for the sole and definite purpose
wherein lands may be had al low prices and COM
mendins those lands to the attention ard favor Of all who
may be induced to purchRse improve them has been
thln ready to oaer to set
tiers range for selection embracing more Than one Million
Acres OF cheap Wild lands with improved farms main
the States OF Virginia. Tennessee and
ssouri andtt will soon sxteudit operations into other
Immigrants from EurOpe to the energetic young
Of compact settled sections, the hives Of
constant and dread that panic pesence,
some alteration in the channels Of trade
may at moment denrivc them Of and their
families OF bread, resolve now while you may, TO
seeS a home where such perlls are unknown.
with hoseho have large tracts for SALE in every part Of
the neghboring satevlrgIna Kentucky Tennessee and
and geniathe Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
than almost States It's uavgabe rivers and nnn
me .s and OF
unsurpassed; the State
Which place almost every county within few hours ride
either Of its seaports the great inland cities of Gin
rinnHt Pttshurgh Wheeling, Louisville, &c yet cr,ile
land whether improved or new Is far cheaper this
Pnn. No where else filed with accessi-
bic Coal orTron Ore, covered With choice Timber and
tane cSeapy as Old virginia. while men Of
washington City for less than The fair cost Of the
ments.
The TABLE LANDS OF EAST TENNESSEE present some
OF the most inv ting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent The climate is salubrious treau
Lands covered with useful Timber present natural
openings and M;1dows producing nutritious Grass The
have his products on shp5oHrd In 80 hours and
can buy hs Groceries, Dry Goods etc., at home cheap
with perfect titles Mt fro three dollars
word the single obj ction which has kept these
lands long uncultivated, and which keeps them
market at bare fraction of Il cir intrinsic vauetha of
tlOn subsstng fact whose existence character
1t has CONTROL in all confidence to intending
settlers slavery yrEnn need not and should not serve
longer as hindrance to settlement part That
grand discovery of CONCERTED rract
of families, including farmers mechanics, miers &C.
Ne @ Nv ~ H is. anu ,ot
send of their humber as are
scrutiny buy frPm five to twenty thousand body
embracing all the good point they require, let them
put these up the highest bidder. whether
member of the company not Each member will course
be entitled to reurr in land money Of the prev
ousv contributed by him the companys funds, and
township with Its roads bridges, stores, Schools church,
&c. substantially after the New England pattern =
Such location easily he madesuc already, fact
exists in county Of Virginia above lewter; and
mo sucn one sTeFy VIII have neithr reteSt de-
Sire to enter The city Of Wheeling the Quaker portion of
exempy tie law we here niiSltc Thus sfnr. tsady
Hnd copious influx of FrRclbOr Immigration, Slavery
hearthurning, ana the settlers win find their properly
quairupled by the sinal. act of settlement.
Young of the Free n glorious career oncns
mild and IcnIthmI climate aSsNlnt i n,n,,n %p f o,
to all the grains, aud fru5 of
with ready access to ample and ali
This, lav half the arabic land in Vir-
Enia has never been turned by plow while much the
" So Good treatment will readily and cheaply
them their pristine fertility stronger inlcements
10 no no0!e' theatre for exeEtiou proGure
Call and maps descriptions Surveys etc. or write
to u; GsIclUng postage sasp7 of cOurse) and your in
4un5ies shall be anSgtsTed rs lar as Pras,isale
JOHN c. uNnERwOOD, General AGENT Am. E,nvrant Aid
and homestead Company, No. 14G Broniway, New York