Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-07
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|HFAHEHAAIERIOAN EaiIGRANTs AID AND HOMESTEAD
COMPANY having its headquarters IN the City OF New
has been for sole and definite purpose
wherein desra lands had at low prices and
mendng those lands to attention ard favor Of an
silently perfeeting lis
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Acres Of cheap Wild with some farms main
Missouri and it will extend its operations into other
To Immigrants from Europe to the energetic young
Of compac settled and sections to the hives Of
and reasonable dread that manic or estIynce
war; evulsieno alteration in the channels OF trade
families Of bread We say, resolve now while you may,
seek a home where such pers are unknown.
with those who have large tracts for sale every part Of
the neishberne States-vitsnia Kentucky Tennessee
MISSOURI YIkelsLA at this time rearka
and Een1-he Peach the Apple Pear the Grape alike
than almost any States its naviEable rivers and nnu
merabe, avaab streams and protusion Of
unsurpassed the state has expended large In con-
Canals and Railroads across It's entire breadth,
either of its seaports OF the great inand cities of Gin
inviting land, whether improved new cheaper
day in the Mother States than It is in Minnesota Orc
No where else earth lands filed with accessl
be Coal orIron Ore, covered with choice Timber and
tanned so cIeapy Old virginia. while
siderable meanSwe can sell good farms almost within sight
Washington City for less than the fair cost OF the improve
!. The TABLE lands Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
Continent The climate is saubrioIs ami eahIu
Lands ase covered useful Timber or present natural
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy Groceries, Dry Goods, ETC. at home as cheap
@ . one - s sS him good
word as to the single objection which has kept these
bare fraction OF er intrinsic valuetat of
Slavery. This Company has only deal with any nstu
it has CONTROL say in all confidence to intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should not
longer hindrance to settlement part. That
grand dscnveryoI pract
callv dsposes 81 It. far you concerned Letheaas
Of families including farmers, mechanics lers,
counsel ogethger and resolve to seek and ,gi
Die homes In company Let them clubbing their means,
send two Of their humber TO look at such lands
prepared to sell tem Let these delegates, after sufficient
scrutiny buy from five to twenty Thousand in body
embracing all the good point they require then let them
put these up at auction to the highest bidder whether
member of the not Each member wof course
his proporti5n Of any proa realized from the
Thus the Company will form a sort of snontnneons
township with Its roads bridges stores schools, church,
Such location may easily be maacsuch already, in fact,
exists in every county II Virginia above tidewater and
sire to enter The city of Wheeling the Quaker portion
exemplify the Law here indcotc Thus before steady
and coptous influx of PreeLabor immigration, Slavery
nd viii nG ep nsopery
he Free eGs States oq6us
before Won We pToifer you cheap land ample timber,
the dread Of savage ncurson depreciation, adaptation
to NIL the grains and fruits Of TIE temperate
seasons This dav, half arabic land in vir.
@ ow but s
y So Good viii readily and cheaply restore
to no nober theatre for exertion proered any,
to us (eIensing postage stamps, of conrsE and
Please address FRASGIs W. = TRPPGS. President or
JOHN C. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Emiprnnt Aid
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