Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-04
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sT1HRs ANGLICAN sElIlGRANr AID AND HOMESTEAD
YORK been for tue soIs and deS 1s rarEs.
%eFen FG% hs "a pp S Of ana ssGssy
ms,ting those lsnds tosshe Httsto" 1hb -
silently pfect;ur It's Tor
tnEs sleeoa yntracs ncfs hs one Ai;Gn
the states o vraa SGs o Ss5
S,, and 1t lTl s0on sNssd its rat0ns iuq
To isrants from Europe the raerset:c ycuug men
mechanics anil 6jrers NlS to, oUr et,ss saIitSfsiT
nhs eSs'els S orfssc;
Of btes say resolve y"s an" may S 1s
We ssIl lands as N a. nsEo,at.fSr purchasers
the Une TS s o 5facss d M every part
Rsnteets Tsanessse and
bic to ns9lSs az e
thrive far Sstser Rnd s tt 1f a GF9gs as
than almost any new States its navss6e rivers y
the most yniua bic IRON, sails copper. Sc
struggling Canals and Railroads eltits lreat,s
einnntf p.Sar S fssa, sites e. Gin
day IL Ss Mo.hsE states Minnesota Or ort = 81
be Coal Iron Ore, yin,ber and
ses sn o S 9 F Ss D s sS Il
ofwasngton City for Of the impovS
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
o. The most inviting fields for Industry enterprise
I" sands To- al pursuits Its
Spsnt.gs, and Meadows pr.dneing
4aEueE c9 nave his products EipbOa so
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods, etc. LONE CHEAP
as New England vi we can s. II hi;n WaJ LTT
with per5ectttles atiron one to three doas per acre.
L. n worn as to the single
lands so long uncuyated, aud uow ls Us then, i'm
SirSet at bare fraction Of their valut-tha Of
slavery This Company has only fnstiu-
ton snbsis:ng tactJ existence CharnCtr
mas no control uswe all confidence intending
Ssltlers SaESry In virginia need serve
longer hadrnnce settlement ON your TaTt That
grand 'scovery OF CoSCERt prscti
of families including farmers, mechanics ni~rs take
counsel togeihger and resolve ligt-
"'e HoIheS IN company Lat them clubbing their means,
send two of their humber such lands MS we ME-
prepared to sell thC Let these delegates alter suffcc
ScfutiEi Duy from tye to twenty thousand body
embracing all the good points REQUIRE then LET tt
survey The whole into farms size and
ia. iese ~! ut auction to the highest bidder, whether
member of the III
be entitled to return in lEnd money
Stsy ny IL to thu" C"Innany'S funds and
his proportion Of profit realized ransuco
Thus the Company will form q spontaneous
township win its roads, bridges Stores schools, church,
Sc, substantially after the New England pattern
such locaon may easily be already, fact,
into uch Sl"vCry have neither nor d.
sire to enter The city Wheeling the Quaker portion of
county, net to sp-ak of new experiments, fairly
e%cnpty the law we here Indie before steady
and Gcpous influx of Frec-lEhor Immigration, Slavery
heart-hurnng and the settlers find their nFoerSy
qu9drupleh Ivy the single act of settlement.
Young of the
! before you We pronvr you cheap land ample timber "a
mild and hCatu' climate" immunity r0ni even
dread OF tncurSOn
to all the grains, the teu1rrate zo
with ready neces$ to ample at ali
seasons THIS, day, than araLlu land in VT-
GINA has never been turned by How white muc, OF the
Eooa LANDS once generously productive
~ 40 Good trentnlent will readily and che4uy rvsor.
them to their Pristine fertility. stronger inHccInsts
10 industry, no nober theatre for eXeroM proGercd
Gall and maps, survt VS., etc
10 us GtIeTs1nE postage stamps of cOurse) your
Please address FRANCIS w. Japan President or
@SiM y IN EKMooD General AGENT Am. Emil rant Aid
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