Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-06
Homes For All.

VNlIE AMERICAN EMIGRANT AND HOMESTEAD
i COMPANY, having its headquarters in the CITY
of New York has been organized for the sole and icti-
mite purpose of collecting information from al, parts of
inc country wherein desirable lands may he had ut
low prices and commanding those lands to tho atteu-
ton and favor of all who may be induced TO purchase
or improve them 1t has been silently perfcctins its
and correspondence for more than year
past; until it is ready offer to settlers a range
Iur selection, embracing than One Million Acres
OF cheap wild Lands, with improved farms mainly
IN the states OF Virginia Pennsylvania Tennessee anu
MS souri, nnd 1t will soon extend its operations
other Stutes.
To enSrnnts from Europe, to the energetic Young
men 81 our compactiy settled States and sections to
the hives of mechanics and laburcrS who trnn our
cities and live in constant and reasonable dread that
!sllic or pcStllenco war, revrlsiOn alteration
i'll the channels of trade NAV at any moment deprive
them OF employment and their families of bread VIC
say resolve now, while you may, to seek hons where
such pcrils unknown.
We mean to sell lands we'll as negotiate for pur-
clH1ers with those who have large trcts for sale in
every part Of the Union; but our attention is moro
especially directed to the ncighbOrnS StatCs-YirinR
hemtucky. Tennessee, and Missouri. NIRGISIA espc-
c'li Proers NJ this time remarkable Inducements TO
immigrants. Her climate is temperate and genial
inc Reach the Apple, the Pear, the Grape alike thrive
IN ut Is lar better and more drsirably Timhcrcd
than almost any State; its nnvi1Glc rivers and
InnuncrIhlc, available streams watcr-pOwcr and pro-
fusion of the most valuable minCrlls-taI Iron Salt
Copper &c1re unsurlTsscd the State has expended
laI sums III constructing Canals and Railroads across
MS entire breadth, which place almost every county
Wlt few h0nrS ride either of its sclports of tho
great inland cities Of Cincinnati Pittsburgh Wheeling
Louisville, 6c yet fertile inviting land, whether i'm
states than it is in Minnesota or Oregon No were
else on earth can lands filled with accessible Coal OF
Htt covered win c!lQlco Timber, anil excellent
ke Tor train and GrlSs Fruit and Roots he obtained
30 cheapyns in Old Virginia; while to men of CON
siderable means VT can sell good farms almost within
sSh III Washington City for less than the fair cost u
the improvements
The TABLE LANDS OF EAST TENNESSEE present
of the most nyitinc. fields for AMI enter
prise on this Continent. The climate IL sllubr0us and
hCalthtul The soil is adapted to all agricultural pur-
suits Its uninproIe Lands are r45ycrcf with T!fi,l
producing nutritious Grass. The farmer can have his
products on shirbhNrd in 30 hours and can buy his
groceries, Dry Goods, etc, Mt home, cheap rs any
one III New England. Yet, causG him good Lands
with perfect titles at from To three dollars per acre
"A wOrI as to the single objection which has kent
these lands so long uncnltvate and which keeps
Them III the market at barO fraction OF their intrinsic
Tai4GIhHt of Slavery. This Company hNs only to
deal with any Institution substituting fact over
whose existence character it has no control But
we say in all confidence tn intending settlers Slavery
IN virginia need not and Should longer ~
llndrnnce to settlement your part. That grand
discovery Of our IEG lMAIGRATIoS nr1c-
ticlly diSpOSps of il so far g Won are concerned t
heads of families, including farmers. mechanics mil
lcr &c. take counsel resolve 10 seek new
and more eligible homes inchmpanY. Let them club
hln tIeir means send two % heirn1mber look AZ
such lands as We prepared to sci! them. Let these
delegates after sufficient scrutiny buy from five to
twenty thousand acres in body embracing all the
sooI points th"y require, then let them survey the
whole into farDls and lots of convenient size and nut
These up AZ auction to the highest bidder. whether
member oil the company not Each mCnher will,
OF course. be entitled tn return III land OF MONEY! Of
thc sum previously contributed by him TO the cOlIpa-
ny funds. and to his proportion Of any profit realized
from the transaction. Thus, the Company will form
sort OF spontaneous township with its roahsFEridgps
stores schools church, &C.. substantially AFTER the New
Engl1nd Fhttern Such a location may easily be made
such already. IN fact exists in every county If Y;r-
gin4 above tide-watcr and into such one, Slavery
viii have neither pretext desire enter The city
oil wheeling the Quaker portion Of London County,
not to speak of new experiments fairly cxcmplify
the law We here Indicate. Thus. before steady and
cNpinls influx of FrcE-IHbor immigration. Slavery
4netly and gradually disappears without covusiOn or
and the settlers will inl their property
quadrupled by the single act Of settlement.
1olIng men OF the FREQ States! n glorious career
opens before You. We prOffer you Cheap land ample
timber, heatlIful climate, absolute immunity fIIIn
even the dread of savage incursiOn and depreciation
adaptation to all the grains GRASSES and fruits Of tile
temperate zone with ready ample and relnlI-
lucrative markets at all sea=ns. This dmy more than
half the nrhle land in Virginia has never hrcnturned
by pillow. while much of the good lands once gener-
On6lH productive is but meAEcrly 40 Good treat
niGnt will readily aIl cheupy restore them to their
pristine fertility No stronger Inducements to inli,ls-
try M nober theatre for Gxcrtion, is proicred any
where earth.
Cali nIltl SEQ our maps, descriptions surveys etc.
or write to US icnclosin postage stamps OF cour7e)
and your Inquiries shall be answered FAR aS pr7cti
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President,
or JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent AM Emil
grant Aid and Homestead Company, No. l4G Broadway
New YORK. T. a.-El ie25-'59 "