Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-05
HONS ZOE AL

rT1HE AafERIOkS ESIIGRASTAT AND HOMESTEAD
York has been for the sole and definite purpose
SheFsia ssirihi ISds had sfIoS and con-.
endinS those lands 70 the attention and favor of an who
silently pereetng correp
OT s PAST t s Is to s , ST 6Ss
Aesr9of cheap Wild lands: With some FARMS asin
Missouri and g extend It's operations into Othst
States
Of copacy settled Ststes hives of
mechanics and aboFeEs Eho throng our etes andliVen
reVulsicn alteration clannels trade,
families Of bread, We say, resolve row while you may
sesks home Whe5e such peEils are uaEaOEa:
with those Iho hare large tracts for sale in part of
the nsEhbsrfaz st.seviTEIna Sen,aeSS TsuRe snd
Missouri ErzaIEIA especially proers at this time ka-
and s:is-te peach the Apple The Pear the Grape, alike
thrive in tit il far better and desira6iY fmbered
erabIe, available streams, and prouson of
unsurpassed; State has expended large
struetng Canals and Railroads across entire breadth
either of its seapoTts Of the inland cities Of Gin
sinnaI Pit1sbG[g WheslinE Louisville SCI yet fertile
day States, Minnesota
BE Coal Iron Ore covered ith choice Timber and ex
eelent alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and Eoos be OBJ
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
Washington City for less than fair cost of the improve
The TABLE, LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE. present some
nc Gs sas 1877 and s
soil IS adapteto aAgeuuraI pursuits. It's unmproVed
Openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy Groceries, Dry Goods ETC. at home as cheap
as any one In New England. Yet sell him good Lands
word to the single objection which has kept these
lands so long uncultyated and which now keeps them In
Slavery This Company has onyto deal with instu
It has We say in all confidence to intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia
a IN
ealy disnoses IL It So far a. To src concernsd
Of families including farmers, mechanics er Gc,
counsel toehg=r aud resolve seek and ciig
bic homes in company Let them clubbing means
send of humber at such lands as ve are
prepared to sell them Let these delegates after sufficient
scrutiny buy from Eve to twenty thousand body,
all the good points they require then let ths
Pt tnese 9p at auction TO the highest bidder whether
member OF the company not Zach member will course
ously contributed By him the company's funds and to
his proportion Of profit realized from the
township with its roads bridges stores Schools church,
such location may casl be uiade-srch already FAC.
exists in Of Virginia tde-water
sire to enter The city Wheeling Quaker portion of
9udo11 County not to sPeak Of new experiments, fairly
and SopioGs influx Of Preeisbor Immigration, Slavery
hearthurniag, and aettiers viii mad their property
quadrupled b. the single act OF settlement.
Young Of The FTee States glorious career oneus
before yoa We profrer you cheap land ample timber,
mild and heahiu climate absolute Immunity
dread incuron
all the grains aud traits OF tas temperate 20,
with ready access ample and ali
seasons This dav, than half arabic land in Viz
gina has never been turned by pillow, while the
yEo Good treatment will readily and cheaply restore
them to their pristine fertility No inducements
20 industry no nober theatre for exertIon proGered any
where earth.
Call and maps descriptions, surveys etc. or write
to us (encostnS postage stamps, of cours) your
quiries shall be answered as far practicable.
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAS, President. or
JOHN g. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Em.rant Aid
and Homestead Company, 30. 14G Broadway, New York