Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-13
HOMEs FOR ALL.

THE AMERICAN EMIGRAET AID AND HOMESTEAD
COMPANY, having its headquarters the City of New
York. been organized for the sole and definite
wherein Desirable lands may be had at low prices and COM
mendng those lands the attention and favor Of all who
silently perectng Its arrangements and correspondence for
q seon e5cng han One
Acres Of cheap Wild lands with some farms main
Missouri and it will soon extend Its operations into other
States
To Immigrants from Europe to the energetic young
Of compacy settled States and sections, the hives Of
constant and reasonable dread that panic pesence,
revulsiOn, alteration In the channels OF trade
families of Bread say, resolve row. while you may,
seek home where such peris are unknown.
We sell lands well negotiate for purchasers
with those who have large for ale in OF
the 1eghborng and
Missouri VIRGINIA especially profers at this time rsmaa
genate Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
than almost any new state its navigabe rivers
merabe, available streams and profusion of
valuable mineras-Coa Iron Salt, Copper &c.
unsurpassed the State has expended large in con
structing Canals and Railroads its entire breadth,
which place almost every county within
either of its seaports the great inland cities of Gin
inviting land, whether improved cheaper this
where else on earth can lands filed with accessi
Bile Coal Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and
tanned so cSeapy as in Old virginia; while men Of con-
siderable means we can sell good farms almost within sight
Washington City for less than the fair cost Of the improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
this Continent The climate is saubrio1s and heahiu Its
covered with Timber or present natural
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious G[ass The
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods, etc. home, cheap
one in New England Yet sell him good Lands,
with perfect titles at from one to three dollars per acre
word as to the single objection which has Kept these
market at bare fraction Of cir intrinsic vauethat of
Slavery This Company has only to deal with any nsu
ton subsistng fact whose existence character
1t has CONTROL say in all confidence to intending
Settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should not
longer hlndrance to settlement your part. That
grand discovery Of practi
Of families including farmers mechanics mers
BILE homes In company Let them clubbing their
send two of their humber to look at such lands
scrutiny, buy from 1--WE twenty thousand body,
embracing all the good points they require then let sn
put these up auction to the highest bidder whether
member of the company not Each member will Of
be entitled to return in land money of the preyi-
ously contributed by him to the company's funds and to
Thus, the Company will form a sort of spontaneous
township with its roads, bridges stores Schools church,
&C., substantially after the New England pattern
Such location may easily be madesuch already, in fact,
exists in county Of Virginia above tdewater and
into such Slavery will have neither preteXt de-
sire to enter The city Of Wheeling the Quaker portion
exempIIfy the ia1 we here Indicate Thus before steady
and copious influx Of FreeLGbor immigration, Slavery
iear:hurning, and the settlers will find their property
quadrupled by the single of settlement.
Young of Free States glorious career oneus
before YOU we prefer you cheap land ample timber,
the dread Of ncurson and depredation adaptation
to all the grans and fruits of the temperate
seasons. This, dav, than half the arabic
gina has never been urnsd by plow while much of the
good lands once generously productive Is but
y co. Good treatment will readily and cheaply
where earth.
to US (encosug postage stamps Of conrse) and in
sass sha aa Re 9s M as
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emigrant Aid
and Homestead Company, No. 14e Broadway, York.
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