Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-27
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YORK. organised for the sole and definite purpose
wherein desirable lands may prices
mendnE those lands to the attention ARD favor "i all Who
ol HIN unt;l II is nu~ raiy 10 DIR to SET
Tiers range for selection embracing more
Acres Of cheap wild lands with some improved FARMS main
~ the States Of Virginia. Pennsylvania, Tennessee and
Missouri; and 1t will GXea its operations Into other
To Immigrants from Europe energetic young
Of cOmacy settled States and sections, To the hives Of
constant that panic Pestilence,
war revulsiOn, alteration channels of trade
moment, depTVe them Of employment and their
fault OF Bread resolve Io, whine you may to
seek home where sdeh Periis are unknown
We sell lands well negotiate for purchasers
with those who have large tracts for sale in part Of
the Unioni but our attention Is more specially directed to
the neIghborng stateTTgina, Krnsuekyr and
nILo,sA Specially pFoES at TINS tune
genaIe Peach, the Apple, the Pear, the Grape alike
any State; naviEabe and inna
InrraIr, available streams and PrOiuSn OF
unsurpassed the state has large suI in con
strucng Canals and Railroads its entire BREADTH
place every county within few hOurS' ride
either of its seaPorts or Of the great Inland cities Of Gin
inVtnE land whether Improved or new tar cheaper this
No where else earth lNnds filled with aeeess
bic Coal Iron Ore, covered with choice Timber, and
tanned so cheapy as in Old virginia. while to men Of con
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
of Washington City for less than e cost Of the improve
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
the inviting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent The climate saubriOus and heaItuI
Lands ase covered lumber or present
openings and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
farmer have his products hbOArd in 80 hours and
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods, etc. at hOne cheap
rs any one in New EaEand Yet can sell h good Lands
with perfect titles. from to three dollars per
word to the single objection which has kept these
lands long uncutiVned, and which kers them In
market ut bare fraction Of their intrinsic vRue-that Of
slavery. This Company has only To deal with isttu
ton SubSistInE act whose character
has control But say in all confidence intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia need should
longer as hndrance to settlement your part. That
grand discovery age CONcERrED IHIGRATON pTact-
calIy dsposes 81 IT, you Letheads
tOgethger seek new and more eIIg
Bile homes Id company Let them. Clubbing their meanF
send their humber as VI
prepared to sell them Let these delegates after sufficient
all good point they require then let them
the whole into farms and lots Of and
put up auction TO the highest bidder whether
member of the company not. Each member will Of course
be entitled to return in land money OF preV
his proportion of any profit realized from transaction
Thus the Company will form a sort of spontaneous
&C., Substantially after the New England pattern
Such location may easily be madesuch already, in fact
exists in county ~ Virginia ami
into such Slavery will have neither Prrtext
sfe TO enter Thus before steady and eopto1s Influx OF
frte-LaOor lmmlsrato' slavery quietly and gradually
dSApPeaTS without CONFUSION burning,
settlers will find their property quarupd by the single
Young men Of the Free states glorious career oDens
mild heaIInI climate, immunity from even
the dread Of IneuOn depredatOn adaptation
with ready ample and markets at ali
This, than half land In Viz
KniA has never been tuTnSd by pOW, much
gOOd lands generously productive, meager.
no. G9"% treatment T T'dy and eheaPy restore
TO industry nObleT theatre for exeIOn proneFed any
Call aud maps, descriptions surveys write
TO Us CeneloSng postage OF couEse your
Psass snS aa R F II 1E a r President
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. EmiPrant Aid
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