Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-20
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having rs head oitysofENsW
ofcolleetng from All parts Of the country
mendng those lands to The attention aud favor
be induced to purchase orprove them. It has been
tiers range for lection more than One Million
yn the States vrgnia, Pennsylvania Tennessee and
states
inmisEsnt. from En5oPs the energetic
mechanics and la6oFsTs who rong elites and live In
war reyusion, some alteration in the channels trade
at moments denrtve them Of and their
seeEa home where such perls are unknown.
We neanto as wen negotiate for purchasers
the UGi9n; but our Is more specially directed to
Missouri proers this time
BILE % Immigrants Her climate Is temperate
thrive in far better ana more desraby Tfm6ersd
than almost any new state ITS navgabler and nnus
the most valuab minerals 1ron Salt Copper, &c
unsurpassed the State large in
stractng Canals aud Railroads Its entire breadth,
which place almost county within few hours, ride
either OF It's seapotts the great inland cities Of Gin
cInna Plttsbu[gh, Wheeling Louisville Se yet fertile
day Mother States, than Minnesota Ore
gon else earth lands filled with access
ssilsnt alike Tor Gsai9 and Grass Fruit and Toot OBJ
tanned 80 as in Old ytrstna while to men Of CON
City less than the fair cost of the improve
ments.
The TABLE LANDS Of EAsTTENEEssER present
most inviting fields for industry and Enterprise
soil adaptedto all Agricultural pursuits Its unimproved
sse
farmer have his products shipboardn 80 hours and
any one in New England ne sell him good Lands
perfect titles, at from TO three dollars peracre.
angs long aneovsted. aRd which keeps them IL
sIaxeTy Tis tlamnSnS
on subsistng fact whose existence character
Settlers Slavery need not should not serve
longer hindranceSt 10 settlement your part. Tint
discovery our CONCERTED practt
cally dSposes Of far concerned Let heads
counsel and resolve to seek new and more eg
Bile homes in company Let them, clubbing their
prepared to sell them Let these delegates, sufficient
scrutiny buy from five to twenty thousand acres in body
embracing all the good point they require then let them
survey the whole into farms and lots and
member company or not Each member win
be entitled to returninland money Of the prevL
proportion Of any profit realized from the
Ehus, the Company wilt form a sort OF spontaneous
townships It's roads, bridges stores schools, church,
&C.; substantially after the New England pattern -
exists in every county Of Virginia above tdewater and
into such slavery will have neither preext de-
Londo1n County not to spsa Of experiments fairly
aud copious tnu of FrseIa5er mmrston ssvr
quietly and gradually disappears, without conyulson
the Of sessmgnt sf properly
Young men OF the Free satesl glorious
before Snu We pvoer you cheap land, ample timbera
mild and healthful climate, absolute immunity from
OF savage tneuEston and depreciation, adaptation
to all the grains grasses and fruits Of the temperate
with ready access to ample and remuueraive markets
seasons This, day, than half the arabic land
gnia has never been turned by Ow while much Of the
COCA lands once generously productive but
y So Good treatment will readily and ceaply restore
them to their pristine fertility No inducements
TO Industry nobier theatre for eXeron proGered any
where earth.
CAN and descriptions surveys etc. write
to US (enclosng postage stamps ocourse) your In
quiries shall be answered far as practicable.
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President, or
JOHN C.UNnERWOoD, General Agent Am. Emf grant Aid
and Homestead Company No. 146 Broadway, New York.
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