Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-23
Homes For All.

Y VIE AMERICAN ENIiGRANT AND HOMESTEAD
4 COMPANY, having its headquarters in the City
OF Ncw York, has been organized for the sole and def
iite PURPOSE OF collecting Information from all parts If
the country wherein desirable lands nny lie lad at
low prices, AMI commenting those lanls to the attcl-
ton AMI favor Of all who may be induced to purchase
or improve them. 1t has been silently pcrGcin it's
arrangements and correspondence for more than year
pnSt until it is really TO ocr to settlers u RANGE
for selection, embracing more tan One Million Acres
o. cheap wild lands with sOmo Improved Farms mainly
M the States OF Virginia, Pennsylvania, Tennessee AMI
Mis SOGr; and 1t will soon extend its operations into
other States.
10 cmigrnnts from Europe, to the energetic young
men OF our cOmpactly settled States and sections To
the hives of mechanics and laorers who tlrOn: our
cities anu live i'll constant md reasonable dread tnt
pane or Icsttlencc, war, revusiO, alteration
~ hle CnhSiS Oh tIaoe may, ut any moment. deprive
them oil employment and their families of bread; we
say resolve now willie yOI may, seek home where
such peIilS are unknown. D.
We mean to sell lands, we'll negotiate for pur-
ctlsetS with those who have large trTts for sale in
every part of the Union but our attention Is moro
especially directed to the neigbnrns StatGS-Yirginia
kentucky, Tennessee. and Missouri. VIRGINIA cspc-
cIay lrofters ut this tIo remarkable inducements to
Immigrants. Her climate is temperate and genial
inc FCcl the Apple, the Pear the Grape alike thrive
IN lit Is far better and deSiI5Ibly Tmbered
than almost any new State; its navigablc rivers and
nnuln65lbG, available streams, wHtcr-pOwCr and pro-
fusion OF the most valuable mineruls-Coal RON salt
copper &c-are unsurISStTl the State lus GXpcudcI
AlBe sums III constructing Canals ami ulrOns ucr,ySJ
ito entire bre,th, Which place almost every county
within few hours ride either It's suapUrtS or of the
great inland cities Cincinnati pitsL,r.rl NYInn1in
Louisville &C.; yet fertile inviting lan whether n-
proved or new is far cheaper this day in the Mother
States, tlmn 1t is in Minnesota Oregon. No where
else on earth can lnnls filled with accessible Coal OF
Iron Ore covered with clIOicc Timber, and excellent
alike for Gra and Grass Fruit and Roots, be UJtaircd
so chealya rs in Old Virginia; while to of con-
siuSraDiG means we can sell good farms almost within
sight OF Washington City FOR less than the fair cost of
the improvements
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present
some Of the most inviting fields for industry ami enter
prise on this Continent. The climate is saubrulls and
hc4tlful The soil is adapted tOEll agricultural plr-
uRefu
IIhber, or present natural openings, and Meadows
producing nutritious Grass Tie farmer cnn hive lila
products on shiphoNrd in 30 hours and can buy lis
"FOceFi, Dry Goods, etc, ut home, che:Ipas any
one IN New England. Yet, we sell him good Lands
with perfect titles Mt from to three dollars per acre
word as to the single objection which has kept
these lands so long urcuivatc and which keeps
them In the arketat bare friction Of their intrinsic
yHlne.ihat oil Slavery. This Company has only to
deal with any Institution n substituting fact over
whose existence or character it has control. Dut
We say III a confidence to intending settlers, Slavery
IN Virginia neeIl not nntl should serve longer NJ
Iindrince to settlement on your part That grand
discovery of our ue, CONCENTRATED ur;lc-
tiClly iSpOScS of il far ns Won are concerned Let
heals of families, including farmers mechanics mill
lers &c take counsel together AMI resolve seek new
anu more eligible homes in company. Let thenl club
bing their means SEMI twn of their number to look ut
such lands as We are prepared to sell them. Let these
delegates, inter sufficient scrutiny. buy from five to
twenty thousand acres in body, embracing all the
good points they require then let them survey the
Whale INTO farms and lots of convenient size, and put
these mp ut auction to the highest bidder whether
lIeilbor of tho company not. Each member will
OF course, be entitled to return III land money! of
the sum previously contributed by him to the caa,-
nys funds and to his prupOrtiOnO any profit realized
IRON the transaction. Thus, the Company will form
sort of spontaneous township. with its roads bridges
stores schools. church, &c. substantially after tho New
England Pattern. Such location may easily be made
such already in fact, exists in every county Viz
%lnfl above tide-wRtcr; and into such one Slavery
will iare neither pretnxt or desire to ontcr Tic city
OF wheeling, the Quaker portion Of London County
not I" speak OF new experiments, fairly cXemplify
the law we here Indicate Thus before steady and
copio4 influx of Frce-LabOr immigration, Slavery
quietly and sruually disappears without cOvnlsion or
heart lrniS, and the settlers will find their property
quA'lrnplc'l l'y the single act of settlement.
Young men of tho Free Stntcsl glorious career
opens before yOu. We prefer yOu cheap land ample
timber lealtIifnl climate, absolute immunity from
even the dread of savage ncursiOn and depreciation
adaptation to all the grains, grasses and fruits of the
temperate zone, with really to ample and rcnul-
lucrative markets at all sCssUns This ifLy. more than
half land in Virginia has never been turned
by plow while much of the good lands ulrt, gcncr-
0usly productive, s now but mcngcrly So Good treat
mel,t will readily and clcaly restore them to their
pristine fertility. No stronger inducements to indus
try no noher theatre for cXerton, is pruercd any
where on earth.
Call and see our maps descriptions, surveys etc.,
or write to us (enc0sng postage stanl4. of course
and your inquiries snail be answered far us prcti
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Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President.
| or JOHN C. UNDERWOOD, General a gent Am Emil
grant aud Homestead Company, No. LAG broadway