Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-29
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YlHE ASIEBIQANENdIGlIANT AND HOMESTEAD
laNing its Headquarters in the Cit.
oi NeW 1qrki Inns pet for the solo and lui
INTO purpose Of collecting informant ion from I'LL part
the country wherein desirable lands may he had
10" prices and commencing those lands TO the att
tton and favor OF oil WHO may be Induced to purcl
or improve them. 1t h6s been silently pe.ectn IS
and coespondcncs for more than ID Fer
past; until 1t Is ready TO offer to settlers a C
for selection, embracing more than One Million res
ofGheAp wild lands with somO improved FARMS Insnly
III the States of Virginia. Pennsylvania Tcnne md
MIS- souri, and 1t Will soon extend its Operat INTO
other StntcT. y5 m .a-l.
10 emigr,nts from Europe, to tho encrgett young
men Of our colnlnltly settled States and L"
Inc hives Of mechanics and inhorers who Il OnG our
cities and live i'll constant and reasonable cad that
panic or pestlencc, war, revulsionr alteration
in the channels Of trade may any InOn 81, deprive
them Of employment and their families Tbrca'I, We
say resolve now. while you may to seek OInS where
such pctils arc un6noWn.
elneon to sell lhntls nswell ne bate for pur-
cl2seTB with those who have large ~ for sale, in
every part of the Union; but our al teti0n is
especially directed to The ttGs-Nrgin
kentucky, Tennessee, aud Missouri EINGISlA Gspe-
ci9y prOters at this time rennrlia Inducements
Immigrants. Her climate is tenn rto and geHi1i-
the Peach, the Apple, the Pear, cape alike thrive
IN 1tit fg tnr better and moro dAr'I'ly Timbercl
than almost any State; it's nSignbc rivers anil
InnMne.15le available sreams T"F-l;g%eE, and pl,-
fusion of the most valuable l7Coa Iron, Salt,
Copper &c-arc Unsurpassed; b. STATE lIils expended
aIgc sums III constructing and Railroads across
its entire breadth which every county
within Jew hours ride ctl ~ ltS aeapnrts or Othe
gfent inIaulc;tcs of C:cfnI e Itttsbnrg.sN hesng.
louisville &G; yet FERTILE biting land whether int
ErgSSd Or new Is tteheap MS ay II. the Mother of
else ON Garth lands lld with accessible Coal or
iron Ore; covered with 4ce Timber, and excellent
40 cheapy as i'll Old Vtu1f,t: while to men Of
siderable ncNnB CT ~ s9ld fMTris almost within
sight of Washington Cit for less iuNH tho fair of
the improv eulcnts!
The TABLE BiA,SISf ASTtf&NNESSEE present
some Of tho mos lg field: for industry and enter
prise OH this ContiIer The cHlatc is saubriou$ und
le1thTIII. The adapted to all agricultural
suits. It's untmu ova Lands are covered with useful
pSS or ss snn and M hsr
products OH sIdDIard in so hours and can buy his
Groceries, DrJ Gods etc, at home, ~ cheap any
in New lSiPInh. y ct, wo.c1n sc linn good Elns
with perfect M at from one TO three dollars Ter acre
4 word az the single objection which has kent
these lands sgins uncnItivnted and which now keeps
them in the nrIGt Mt bare fraction OF their int riusic
value-Thaf Slavery. THIS Company has oulv TO
deal with ar institution substituting fact, over
whose cxttdcc or character ii has no control Bnt
we say inal confidence to intending settlers Slnycrv
in NirgIisnecd not and should not serve longer Ms n
hinira96e settlement your part. That ergt:,d
ton!l ;puscs Of st far rs You arc c6ncernci Ter
head {5families, intending farmers mechanics. mil
lGrs Re take counsel together and resolve to seek new
and nde eligible homes in company. Let tnc!:l club
binkteir means, send two Of theirnumber look ut
s0 n'iS prepared tn sell them. Let these
daereS alter nHuihcicnt scrutiny, buy from five to
tRc1y Thousand acres i'll body, embracing; all the
zoo points they require, then let them survey tile
wide into FERNS and lots Of convenient size AMI; mt
sGdn5er OF tie company not. Each member will.
"a course be entitled tot return in land Elunov of
ne Sllm previously contributed by him the comps
" funds and Tn his proportion of any profit realized
rom the transaction. THUS, the Company will form
0r of spontaneous township, With its roa(Is Bridges
torres schools, church, &C. substantially after tile New
England PATTERN Such location may easily be made
-scl already, in fact, exists in every county of Yir-
stnin above tc-w0tcr; and into such a one Slavery
Vii have neither prctGNt tinsirc to enter The city
" wheeling tile Quaker portion CT Lo;lSn County,
rot to speak OF new Experiments fairly cxcnpliiy
he law we here indicate Tins, before Il st caJv and
,opipus influx of Free-Lal,or immigration. slavery
Iutetly anu gradually disappears. without COYulson or
leaEt- tho ttlGsM find their property
luadrHnted by the single act of settlement.
Young men of the Free StNtcs!,l glorious career
opens before You. We prufer Nnu cheap land, ample
Intcr, hcnlthtul climate, absolute Immunity from
wen the dread Of savage nculHon and depreciation,
to all the grains raSseA and fruits nf the
temperate zone, with ready access to ample and rcnll-
leratiHe markets at all Seasons. This day than
:Htf the arabic landin Nrginiltsncvcr bcentnrnca
1y pillow, while much of the Gop,t lands once gcncr-
'lIsly productive is bllt mca,rrly Good treat
ncnt will readily ani cheaply restore them to their
pristine fertility No stronger Inducements to indus
rE. no n0bGrhSatrc for oTcrtiOn is proiTered any
y here C,Irth. =
Gail and see maps. descriptions. surveys ETC.,
1r write to us tc;lcosng postage stamps If course
able.
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAS, President
pr JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Eni.
Grant All aud Homestead Company, No. liz I.roaIvay
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