Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-05
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been organised for the sole and definite purpose
wherein desirable lands be had at low prices and COM
nsy 5 sgGse i1 t 70 sI 9h ~ 81 h @0
silently perctng It's and
more than past until ready TO offer
tiers range embracing than One Million
Aerea Of cheap Wild some improved farms main
the States OF Virginia, Pennsylvania Tennessee and
Missouri soon extend Its operations into other
TO Immigrants from Europe, energetic young
Of compacy settled States and sections the hVes Of
reasonable dread that panic or Psstenee,
TSE OF some alteration IN The channels Of
families OF bread say resolve row, while you may, to
We mean sell lands well negotiate for purchasers
With those who have large tracts for sale in Of
the neshborng statesvIgina, Kentucky Tennessee,
BILE inducements to Immigrants Her climate is temperate
and genathe Peac the Apple, the Pear, the Grape alike
than almost State; its navlgsble
meraSs ayaSSe streams and profusGn of
are the State has expended large in
srctIng Canals and Railroads Its entire BREADTH
which place almost every county within few hours ride
either OF its seaports Of the great land cities of Gin
inviting land whether imProvsd or new Is far cheaper this
day In the Mother of States than it in Minnesota Ore
Eou. No where else earth lands filled with access
bic Coal orIron Ore covered with choice Timber and
taIned cheapy Old Vrrinia while men Of con-
siderable means we can sell good farms almost within sight
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
this Continent climate salubrIons and henthaI Its
soil adapted all Agricultural pursuits. unmprove
Lands covered with Timber, present
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
can have his products on hpboSrd in 80 hours and
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc. at home cheap
as any netu New England ft sell him good Lands
with perfect titles at fro one to three dollars
word as TO the single objection which kept
maFketat bare fraction Of intrinsic vaue-that OF
Slavery This CamPanyh has only deal with any instu
settlers slavery in virginia need not and should not
grand discovery of our CONcER pract
callv dsposes "f IT. far you Letheaas
Of fnnIes, including farmers mechanics mers take
counsel togethger aud resolve to ig
De homes IN company Let them clubbing their means
send two of their humber to look ut such lands
prepared to sell them Let these delerates
scrutiny buy tn five to twenty Thousand In body
embracing all the good point they require, then let ts
put these up at auction to the highest hder whether
member Of the company Each member of
ousN contributed by him the cnmpauy's funds
Thus the Company viii form soPt Of e snontsGeSn;
township with its roads bridges stores Schools church,
Such location easily be made-such already, fact
exists in every county & Virginia tide-water; and
city Reeng the euaksr PORTION Of
exenlpy the isx We here Indie tie Thus Set"re .tsay
and c"psouS Influx OF Labor Immigration, Slavery
and the settlers viii and .6er pToperT
qu,a.drnPlsd BY the single act of settlement.
before voI. We proGer you cheap land ample timber,
the dread of savage iucurson AMI tprcntion
to all the grains and fruits of temperate
THIS av more than halt tie araSe land IN vir
Enia has never been turned by pw, while much Of the
Ioo lands once generously productive Is but
tsT 70 Gg9 sr win re"dy and eheay restore
where earth.
Call aud maps. descriptions surveys or write
qulries sh al he answered as far practicable.
Please address FRANCIS w, TAPPAS President mr.
JOIN G. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Engrant
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