Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-01
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York. sole and tfaits purpose
6a nay BE- had ley com Ohm
may be induced tOpirchRse Improve 1t
!t and FOL
trS aranzefor selection embracing Milton
acres 9f sheRp wild with some improved farms main
IN the States of Yr uia Pennsylvania Tennessee and
Missouri and 1t viii coon Gxezdits operations into bhes
To from Europe tothe energetic young men
oa our Sstsd ssts! and sections to The hiyes Of
constant and reasonable dre9d that panic or peslrne,
war, Som lien, IN 0SSISes q fE%
tfapiea of Bread say, resolve while may,
We f S s sSd s N as for
" those who have largo tracts farsal in every part %
the Unions hut attention Is specially directed to
the nehbornE StatesYirgfnia, Kentucky, Tennessee
bic inducements to Immigrants. Her climate Is temperate
and genia-the Peach The Apple the Pear the Grape, alike
than almost any new tats nayIaaSe nnu.
asEagis GTasse Stream @ and prou5'2n Of
are UNSURPASSED; the State has expended in
stsuctg Canals and Railroads ACROSS its. entire breadth.
whieh place almost every county Within few hours rid;
cinnat PttshurE Wheeling, Louisville &c yet fertile,
inviting land whether improved ornCR isar cheaper this
3 No weSe e cam lands Sa Wi Ss
bic Coal Iron Ore with choice Timber and
TUNED Sheaply Old TTsinta; While Of con,
Siderable means sell good within
Of Washington City for less lair cost OF the improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
the most inv ting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent The climate is saubrioUs heahIu
Lands useful Tnber or present natural
opsnngs and NJ .sGoss producing nutritious Grass The
can buy his Groceries, D Goods, ETC., at home, cheap
asany opeE New England sell hin good Lands,
y9 ne - fis snsis ~ o[ctnn mn br b PSI t tI
lands l,ncuvnted, which now keeps them in
marEetat bare fractlon OF their intrinsic value-tat
sbsistins fact over whose existence or character
it has CONTROL ute say in all confidence intending
longer as iindrance to settlement your part That
Of families, including farmers, mechanics, mlers,
togetheer seek new and more ,gi
bic homes IN e?mpany let them, clubbing their means,
send two of thG humber to oo; At such lands we
scrutiny, buy from five thousand body,
enHracins altte good point they require them
put these ut highest bidder. whether &
member Of the company not Eachmemer wil.n
proportion any profit realized from the transaction
Thus, the Company will form q sor. Of spontaneous
township with its roads bridges, stores, schools, church,
&c, SUBSTANTIALLY after the New England pattern -
such location easily he mGsuch already in fact,
t G ES cot IN - SiTsl,a ao3Ts uue-"ier; AMI
sire to enter The city tWheeng the Quaker portion of
exepfy @ here in,is,t TbSs Sef1re a ry
ana cop''us innN of Free-t.@hor n,ni-raon Slavery
oGaIrnmci By s LIZ 3 =; |i ,ne their property
Young men Of the Free States a glorious career onens
'cnrs Won We proHer You land, ample timber,
mild and heahfu climate, immunity from even
the dread of savage incursion AMI adaptation:
% S the Grains and fruits of the Temperate: e
This dav, arnble LAM IN vir-
ans ms 9s sy ,nfG: GS fS whiig much Of the
" SC" GOOD treatmsn' Win readily and rheaIy restore
20 i,nS.rS no. iocr theatre for eXeron, proHerea any.
Ca maps, descriptions surveys ctc or write
to us Gesmsing poStaSe sta'ps of counsel and in
Please aa,iress FRANCIS ". THpPAN. President or
JOHN C. UNDERWOOD, Gcnerni gent Am. Emirrant Aid
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