Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-20
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THE AMERICAN ESIGRANT AID AID HOMESTEAD.
York has been Organized for the sole and definite
of collecting Information from all parts Of the country
msnF those lands the attention Of ait who
Induced to purchase or improve them 1t has been
more than until Is ready to offer to set
Acres OF cheap wild lands with some improved farms tnhin
IN the States of Vrgna PENNSYLVANIA Tennessee and
s!ssss and It WI soon It's operations into other
TO Immigrants Europe, the energetic young
mechanics and aborers who throug cities and live In
war, revuson alteration the channels oftrad
at any moment denrive them Of and their
fe9iles Of bread We say now white you may to
mean to well as nsgoats for purchaser;
the Pnton; but attention IS more specially drecedto
Missouri VIRGINIA especially pTofers az this time remark
bic Inducements 70 Immigrants Her climate Is temperate
han almost any new State its naygabIe rivers and nan.
psrsbls and nrofsto Of
the most vaIaS BE Iron Salt Copper
STRUGGLING Canals Railroads its entire breadth,
which place almost every county within few hours ride
cnnatI, pittsburgh, Wheeling Louisville, &c yet FERTILE
day In Mother States than in Minnesota
eon No else earth lands filed with accessI
tned so e5eanly a. in Old ViTena While to men Of con-
Siderable We can sell good farms almost within sSS
ofwashngon City for less than the fair cost of the improve
The TABIEsLANDs Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
% The 70 and enterprise
soil adapted to aAgricutural pursuits Its unimproved
open9gs and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
arme' have his products shpboard in 30 hours and
anyone New England sell him good Lands,
with perfect titles at from three dollars
Aword to the single objection which has kept these
lands solong uncultIvated and which keeps them in
Slavery This Oampany has only to deal with my instit
ton MS subsSng fact whose existence character
settlers, Slavery Virginia should serve
longer as hindrence to settlement on your part That
grand discovery Of age prac
cay diSposes of It, you concerned Let heas
counsel togehgcr and resolve to seek clg
BILE homes in company Let them, clubbing their MEANS
prepared to sell them Let these delegates sufficient
scrutiny buy to twenty thousand acres in abody
embracing all the good points they require, then let them
survey the whole into and lots
put these up at auction to the highest bidder. whether
member of the company Each member will
be entitled to return in land money of the prev-
his proportion any profit realized from the Transaction
Thus, the Company will form sort of spontaneous
&C.: substantially after the New England phttern-
s eoS ss xi vii an9ge ana
sire to enter The city Wheeling, Quaker portion
exsmpIify the law s here nc,te SetnTe tad
and copons influx OF Free-Lsbor Immigration Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without convulsion
quadrupied by the single act Of settlement
Young men of the Free States! glorious
before you We prOffer cheap land, ample timber,
mild and healhful climate absolute immunity
t1e oil savage ncurSonanu uenredAtonI adaptation
to all the grains, and fruits of temperate e.
with ready access to ample and remuaerative markets ali
ELnn has never been turned by plOw while much of the
Rood lands once generously productive
lv Good treatment will readily cheapy restore
them to their pristine fertility No
industry nober exerton proGered any
where earth.
Call and maps descriptions, surveys etc. or write
to ns enclosing postage stamps of cOurse)
qurIes shall he answered far as practicable.
Please address FRANOTS w. TAPPAN, President, or
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD General Agent Am. Emlgrant Aid
and Homestead Company, no. 146 Broadway, New York.