New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-11
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II Sur .vyRICAN EMIGRANT AID AND HOME

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II THE AMERICAN EMIGRANT AID AND HOME
ssrlD COMPANY, having ia headquarters ID ,ns O'y
ys Ia. been Organized for the sole and definite Purps
s,rs information from all parts Of the country whereS
~ ud, ay BE- bad low prices aud commenting 'h'se
attention and favor Of III who may b. induced - pdr
- and improve them. Il has been silently PereeH"s ''
,u.n,. and correspondence for than year past
"a Il now rssdy offer % sc;;iers range Tor see''" M
more han One Million Acres 81 cheap Wild i4his WIN
- u proved farms mainly In the State. Of Virginia. fen.y
- Tennessee AID Missouri; and viii sou ex'sho rs VPs
- 100 other State. Owners Of good and' whether improved
:, NJ. witch hey are willing 70 sell 81 10" 's'e'' "
.usuios.e with on he subject.
from Europe the energetic young men Of our
,,y settled States and sections 70 the n''so' mechanics
" 10 throng ces aud 1--we IN cohaht shd reason
Al. dread that panic OF pestience war eVu''"H' OF % ~
- IN the channels Of Trade, may at any moment deprive
,nov1nept ard theirfauics Of breed we say Resolve
,o. while you may, GEEK home where sucn Pfls are W
,wn In every settlement in every tnr'VHe rsrs a'
- Ia sygays work for the resoute and aoe ana sure ae
\a,pe Cor those by diligence aud Temperance deserve IT,
Gall % or Wnte 20 u.s. anu VIC ~" e''0 'V ~
,oo nsy need.
W, mean lands well negotiate for purchasers with
f., ko have ss. rsc FOR sse, in every part o. the Cno1
A. ar attention specially directed 70 The nesnofns
s,,.-yirsns Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri lin Maryland
"a rood lands generally held above the means
but forehanded e:ers VIRGINIA especially pOfer' at
,s time remarkable inducements to immigrants Her climate
rpperse and geniathe Peach the Apple, the Fear the
Gns alike thrive tit is far better and desiraoy Tim
.d than almost any State its nsvssbe rivers and nnu-
be available streams waterpowe and profusion OF the
. valuable minerss-Coa Iron, Salt Copper Se-are un'w
sed the State expended large sums IN constructing oana
Railroads tie entire BREADTH which place al most every
Cmry within hours ride either Of its seapors or Of the
~ inland cities Of Cincinnati, Pittsburgh Wheeling Louis
Vile &c yet fertile inviting land whether improved or new
a, cheaper this day In the Mother Of Safes within days
IA, National and State Capitals the admirable haroo OF
Norfolk Baltimore, &C., than it is in Minnesota OF oregon NO
vhe else On lands filed with accessible Coal or Iron
, covered with choice Timber and excellent alike for Grain
and rs Fruit and be obtained chespy as in Old V
pi. while 70 men Of considerable sell good farms
uo., within sbt Of Warrington City for lees than the fsr cost
II the Improvements
~ a. 10 the single objection which kept these lands
~ n aud which keeps them In market at
bare fraction Of their intrinsic yaloetha' Of Slavery This
Copspv has only deal with any institution subsstng
fact over whose existence character II has no control But
w., ,sy in all confidence intending settlers Slavery In Virginia
not and should longer hndrance 10 settlement
on your par, That grand discovery Of CONCERTED I'M
PRACTICALLY dispose. you concerned
Let ole hundred (m0re s) young men or heads Of families
Including farmers mechanics miers &C., with lawyer DOCTOR
eeuyuan and teachers take counsel together and
resolve 70 seek new eligible homes In company Let
clubbing means send Of their number to look at
such lands prepared cell them and such others
thy shall st. Let these delegates after sucien, scruny
buy twenty thousand in body embracing all
points they require then let them survey the whole into
these AZ auction
g. he hshe bidder whether member of the company not
Zach member will Of be entitled 10 return in land
money the previously contributed by him to the
,y funds and his proportion profit realized from the
The miller manufacturer would naturally buy the
water power the miner smith, the coal coal should be the
Lud merchant and professional man. the vageots the
wool grower the cheap and rugged hsides the grain grower
and fertile valleys Thus happily dividing and begin
nns interest," taste, convenience shall
dictate the Company will form sort Of spontaneous township,
9th II, roads bridges stores schools church, &c, subsan ally
s the New England pattern such location may easily be made
such already fact in almost every county Of Virginia
above water; and into such Slavery will have neither
pre,er The city Of Wheeling the Quaker
Zion Of Loudoun County not to speak Of experiments fairly
ex.up the here indicate. Thus before steady and
eopou influx Of Free Labor immigration, Slavery quietly and
gradually disappears whou, convon heartburuing and the
er will find their property quadruped by the single act Of
st,ement.
Young Of the Free States glorious opens before
you We prefer you cheap land, ample timber. mild and
hahhf climate absolute immunity from the dread OF saw
ncuon depreciation adaptation all the
us temperate with ready 10 ample aud
sperative markets all This day more than half
e arabic land in Virginia has been turned by piow
Inc much Of good lands generously productive, now
mt meste1ly 40 Good treatment will readily and cheaply
sor, them TO their pristine fertility No stronger Inducements to
industry DO better opportunities 10 hew out certain conpe
srce nOber heaer for exertcn profcred anywhere on
earth VIII you call upon write us for particulars Please
sddr,s FRANCIS w. TAPPAN, President, or JNO C. UN-
DERW GOD General Agent Am Emgran Aid and Homestead
Company, Nc. ll6 Broadway, New-foik