Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-23
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York, hasbeen purpose
iSads may Be had a. low prices, and COM
nehdlng those landRt the attention and of all Who
may befndpced purchase Improve them.
pereetng its and for
terYa range selection eubraeIng more than Million
ts ssesP farms main
Missouri and UIsoon extend its operations into other
To Immigrants from Europe to the energetic young men
OF our settled States and sections to the hives of
constant and reasonable dread that panic Pestlence
may. moment, dsnrve them OF employment and their
families Of bread resolve now while you may, to
lands as well as for purchasers
The Unon but our atenton IS more speesny directed to
he neghbornR Kentucky Tennessee, and
Die Inducements to immigrants Her climate Is temperate
In tit i. fsr Better aPd more desTSby T3mGered
than almost States its naTgable rivers and nnu
the most valuable mtnerascOal, IrOn Salt Copper, &c.-
the State has expended large in
which place almost county within few hours! ride
oinnat Psburgh, wheeling, louisville, &c; yet fertile,
inviting land, whether improved new, far cheaper this
son; No else lands aIsI with Setsss
sI,snf ei Ea " PTt eI, tt aI S ok
tanned cheapy In Old Virginia; while Of
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
City for less than the air Of the
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
Of The most inviting fields for industry aud enterprise on
soil adapted all pursuits. unImproved
Lands covered with Timber present
on
can buy his GoeeEtes Dry Goods etc. at home cheap
WithPerfect titles at from one to three dollars acre
lands 50 long uneuyaed and which now Keeps them In
marketat bare fraction til intrinsic valuehat of
Slavery This Company has only deal with any institu
ton subsisting fact whose existence character
has control Butwe in all confidence to intending
Virginia need not and should not
longer as hndranee to settlement on your part That
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of families, Including farmers, mechanics, ilers
BILE homes in company. Let them, clubbing their means
send two Of their humber look such lands
scrutiny, bny Eve twenty thousand abody
embracing all good point they require, then let them
the whole into farms and lots Of conVenentS and
put these up at auction to the highest bidder, whether
s ttl5 ~ ~ I n. "G S NV MlaIr S0uLSe
ously contributed him company's funds
his proportion any profit realized the transaction
township, with its roads bridges schools church,
Such location may easily be uadesuch already in fact
into such Slavery wlhave neither pretex de-
sire to enter The city OF Wheeling the Quaker portion Of
exemp the we here indic,te Thus before steady
and copious influx of FrCe-Labor immigration, Slavery
and VIM na her S
quadruped by the single act Of settlement.
Young of the Pree States! glorious career
before YOU We proer you cheap land, ample timber,
the dread Of savage incurson depreciation, adaptation
to all the grns grasses fruits of temperate z0te,
TSs daS haIf the
gina has never been turned by pow willie much of the
lands generously productive, Is but
Il sS GGS s viii readily and eheapy restore
e No noSsr theatre for eSerton proGered any
(encoslg TostaSe stamps Of Ooarss and your in
qq sa.s shall 55% be SnsEsTeS as far as
JOHN Q. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. EmiFrant Aid
and Homestead Company, No. lac Broadway, New York