Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-30
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TuIE'ASfERIcAN EAIIGRANT AND HOMESTEAD
y COMPANY, having its hcadlnnrtcrsili the City
mite collecting Information from ali part Of
the country wherein desirable lands may be had at
low prices, aud commanding those lands to the afte
ton and favor Of all who may be induced to purchase
OF Improve then. 1t has been silently pcrfecting its
and correspondence for moretlian year
past until 1t Is now ready to offer settlers range
for selection, embracing than One Million Acres
Of cheap wild lands with some Improved farms mainly
in the States of Virginia Eni
Mis- souri, nnd twill eXtond it's Operations into
other Stntes.ra n5aSYEa.s 80 al s. = =
To cmigT1ints from Europe to the energetic ,oupp-
men OF our cOmpHCtly settled States and sCctiOIS to
the hives of mechanics and aborers who tIIrOng our
cities dive in constant and reasonable dread TINT
panic or peAtencn. wal, rcNulsOn, some alteration
IN the channels of trade may at any moment. deprive
them of employment and their families of bread we
say resolve now, while yonnny, to seek homn where
sucn eertlS are unknown. IL 49,
mean to sell lands, M well as negotiate for pur
casers with those who have large tracts for sale, in
every part of the Union; but our attention is more
especially directed to the negIboring
Kentucky, Tennessee, and Missouri VIRoISIA esDe-.
cGIly pr0fcrs ut this time remarkable Inducements to
iiMmgrants. Her climate is temperate and geuial-
tie Peach, the Apple tho Pear, tic Grape alike Thrive
In tit is far better and more ,Iesrnby Timbercd
than almost any new State; lis Invigabc rivers and
nnnInerablc available streams watcr-powcr, and pro
fusion Of the most valuable mncraIs-Ioal Iron Salt
Copper &care unsurpassed; the State Inns expended
aISe sn5 in constructing Canals and Railroads
its entire breadth, which place almost every county
Yithtna few hours ride, either of its scaportsor oftle
great inland cities of Cincinnati, Pittsburgh Wheeling
Louisville &C.; yet fertile, inviting land whether inn
proved or news dTcheapcr this day in tG Mother Of
oIateS umn Is III Minnesota or Oregon. No where
Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and excellent
alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and Roots be
Siderable means we caIlselI good farms nlIloSt within
sight of Washington City for css than the cost OF
the improvements. - u -t4ia-r> g. a.l ~
The TABLE LANDS.of EAST TENNESSEE present
some Of the most inviting fields for industry and enter
prise on this Continent The climate IL EalubriOus and
healtul The soil is adapted to all agricultural pur-
suits. Its untnprOvCd Lands covered with useful
Timber, or present natural openings, and Meadows
producing nutritious Grass The farmer have his
products on shipboard in 30 hours and buy his
Groceries, Dry Goods, etc, at home AS Cheap us nny
one in Now England Yet, We Gun sell him rOtnI Lanis
with perfect titles ut from to tllre6t per acre
word as to the single objection which las Kent
these lands long uncnlti apEThirh now kcaps
yalue-ItiNt of Slavery. This Company has only to
deal with any instituon as substituting fact, over
whose existence character it has no CONTROL But
we say in all confidence to intending settlers, Slavery
In Virginia need not and should servs longer as
hindr0ncc TO settlement OIL your part. That grand
discovery oil our age CONCENTRATED MSI0RA prlc
cally tisposes Of it SO far yOu concerned Let
heads Of families, including farmers, mechanics. mil
erS &c. take counsel together and resolve tn seek new
and more eligible homes in company. Let them club
nn tilcir means. send two of their number Look
such lnnls arc prepared to sell them Let tllcsC
Delegates after sufficient scrutiny, buy from five to
twenty thousand acres in body. embracing NIL the
good points they require, then let them survey tho
these up mt auction to tho highest bidder, whether
member of the company not. Zach mclnber will
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the sum previously contributed by him tile compA
nys funds, md to his proportion of any profit realized
from the transaction. Thus the Company will form
sort OF spontaneous township, with its roads khrdgCI
stores schools, church &cs substantiIynf the New
England Pattern. Such location may easily be made
such already in fact exists in evcry5Cotlnty OF Iir-
SiniRbOVe tide water; aul into such one, Slavery
Will have neither pretext desretO enter. The city
Of Wheeling, the Quaker portion Of IOudDn Comfy
not to speak of new experiments, fairly cXcmpiTy
the law we here Indicate Thus before steady and
coplOus influx of Free-Lnbor Immigration Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without coyulson or
hcArt-burning anil the settlers will find their property
quadluplcd by the single act of settlement.
Young men of the Free StRtesl glorious career
opens before We protTcr you cheap Land ample
timber, atiealtlfuiA climate absolute immunity from
even the dteld Of savage incnrsion and cprGlntinn
adaptation TO all the graina, grasses and fruits of the
temperate zone; with really td ample and fcIn.
lucrative markets ut all seasons This day more than
half the arabic land i'll Virginia has never been turned
by pillow. while much of tho good laIs once gene.
ously productive. Is hut mCaEerly sO Good treat
ment will reality and cheaply restore them their
pristine fertility No stronger Inducements to indus
try no hobler theatre for cxertiOn is profercd any
where earth.
Call and see our maps descriptions. surveys. etc.
or write to ne GncOsing postage stamps Of course)
and your inquiries shall be answered as far prcti
cable. i1 'F17'i
Please Address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President,
or JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emil
grant and homestead Company NO 146 Broadway,
New York. relar-sss -.- je25'5a lyl