Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-05
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| rT1HE AiERI0ANs EAIIGRAErAID AND HOMESTEAD
been for the sole and definite purpose
se S9PaEy
mendlng those lands to the attention and favor all
silently perfeenE for
moro th9p past; ready set
cheap win some improved
Missouri
lStateR. lf185s}lt{ s3sy
TO from to the energetic young men
Of our and sections, the hives Of
mechanics and htong cities and live
Tsyusen some he channels Of trads
may any Item Of and their
seeka home where such perils are unknown. ~
with those who have large tracts for sale
gGs GsF
prolsrs at this time
and genis9te Peaeh the Apple the Pear the Crave aEs
thrive intit Is far better de4irhbly Timbered
msrabls available streams; and fusion Of
are the State has expended large In
struettns Canals and Railroads Its entire BREADTH
either Of seaports he great Iand cities of Gin
cInnatt Psburgh Wheeling, louisville, &c yet ferttle
day in the Mother Of States than Minnesota ors
S W4e6e ese on can lands n!sd With accsssi-
cellent alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and oots
siderable means ne sell good farms almost within sight
Of Washington City for less than the Improve
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
=HeldS Industry
this Continents ThscImate is saiGbrIods andheahfa It's
soil Is adapted to all pursuits Its unmproVel
9peuYgs, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
are can have his products spbosrd in so hours and
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods home, cheap
any New England 1--WE can sell hin good Lands
with perfect titles at from to three dollars per acre.
the single objection which has kept these
lands so long5uncuvated, and which keeps them
market at bare fraction of ter intrinsic yauehat Of
Slavery This Company has only to deal with any nsu
ton as fact whose existence character
settlers Slavery in Virginia need should
sraHd coveFy 6oseea
cally dsposes hft far concerned,
and resolve to seek and tlig
BILE homes in company Let them clubbing their MEANS
send two of their humber to look at such lands
preparea to sell them Let these delegaes aera sufficient
embracing all the good points they require then let
survey the whole into farms and lots of size
member of the company member course
be entitled to return in land or money Of the sum preyi
his proportion Of any profit realized from transaction
township with its rons, bridges stores schools church,
Sc, substantially after the New ENGLAND pattern
exists in county Of Virginia tc-water; and
into such one Slavery will have neither pretext horde
county not to speak OF new experiments, fairly
opoG nux Of imrstion slavery
SaISsy ana Eradnsiy disappears without conVuislon
quS dIs s by the single act Of settlement.
eor men q. the Free States glorious career Snsns
mild and heahru climate absolute Immunity from even
% SANAse leDredatt0nl adaptation
to- all the grans grasses and fruits Of the temperate e.
with rendy access to ample and remuneratve markets ali
This, lav, half the arabic land in Vir-
glna hiss never been turned by rlow while
gooH Lands once generously productive is but
" So Good treatment will readily and cheapy restore
them to their prstit fertility No Inducements
to ministry nober theatre for exeron proerel any.
where EARTH.
Can sP sss our ssSEpo9
qutrIes shall be answered rs far=as practicable.
Please address FRANOIS W. TAPPAN, President, or
JOHN o. UNDERWOOD General Agent Am Enigran Aid
and Homestead Company, No. 14G Broadway, New York.