Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-11
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York. has been organized for the definite purpose
wherein desirable lands had prices and
mendnt those lands to the attention and favor Of awho
may be induced to purchase improve them. Ihas been
silently perfectng Its and for
tiers rangefor selection embracing more than One Million
Acres Of eeap Wild lands with some improved FARMS main;
Sssouri and 1t will soon SXteud its operations into other
To immigrants from Europe to the energetic young
Of our compact settled States and sections the hives of
reasonable dread that panic or pesIence
war; reVuson alteration m the channels OF trade,
families Of Bread say, resolve now while you may,
seek home where such pers are unknown. ~
We mean to sell lands, well negotiation purchasers
With those who have large tracts for SALE in part of
the neIghborug staesYfrgnia Kentucky Tennessee
Missouri VIaGSrA especially proGers this time
and gena-he Peach the Apple the Pear the Crane alike
merabe, available streams and prousion of
unsurpassed state has expended large
sructng Canals and Railroads across It's entire breadth,
which place almost county within few hours ride
cnnat PtsburS wheeling, Lon!syIe &c. vet fertile
inviting land, whether improved new cheaper
day in the Mother of States than it in Minnesota Ore
gon No where else on earth lands filled with accesst-
bic Coal orion Ore, covered with choice Timber and
ceent alike for Grain and Grass, Fruit and Roots be OBJ
siderable means sell good farms almost within sight
of Washington City for less than the fair cost Of tile improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
this Continent The climate Is saubriors heahru Its
sol" y adopted to al pursuits Its unmprovsd
Openings and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
can buy his Groceries Dy Goods Etc. at h cbean
any New England we sell him good La uds
word to the single objection which has kept these
lands long uncGyaed and which now keeps them in
Slavery This Company has only to deal with iustu
it has CONTROL But say in all confidence intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia and should serve
SpirI UN1nk
grand discovery Of CONCERTED practi
o9y dSposes Of IT. so lar as you arc concerned
counsel togethScr and resolve to and gi-
semi two of their humber as are
prepared to sell them Let these delegates, after sufficient
scrutiny buy from FIVE to twenty thousand body
all the good point they require then let them
member of the company not. Eachmembcr wlnf
ously contributed by him company's funds aud to
his proportion of profit realized from the transaction
township with its roads bridges stores, schools, church,
exists in every county of Virginia tic-waer and
city owheeiing the Quaker portion Of
LoudoGn County not to speak Of new experiments, fairly
and copious influx of Free-Lahor immigration, Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears, without CONFUSION
hear.-hurning and the settlers will find their property
q1adrup!ed by the single act Of settlement.
before you We pTorsr you cheap land, ample timber
mild and healthful climate, absolute immunity
to all the grains, and fruits of the temperate
with ready ample markets Mt
This, dav than half arabic Yr-
GINA has never been turned by plo while much
gooo lands once generously productive, is
~ So. Good treatment will readily and cheapy
them to their pristine fertility No stronger inducements
where earth.
Call and see our maps descriptions, surveys
to US (e3ciosE postage stamps of course) and your
quiries shall be answered rs far practicable.
Please ADDRESS FRANCIS w. Japan, President, or
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emigrant Aid
and homestead Company, no. l4G broadway, New