Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-13
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/ At1E -AMBH1OANe EML5RANTAlD AND HOMESTEAD
York. Organized for definite purpose
and ssf Sc i
mendlng those lands 70 the attention and favor 9I
silently perfecng tg aud for
tiers range selection embracing than One Million
Acres Of cheap wild with some farms main
In the States Of VIRGINIA. Tennessee and
Missouri and wiz soon extend It's operations into other
To from Europe to the energetic young
of compacy settled st5teS and secons to the hives OF
constant reasonable panic pestlenee,
families Of bread, say resolve now while to
sesk q home where sash perils are unknown:
With those who have large tracts for sale IN every part o.
the neIghborinp Kentucky Tennessee and
BILE Inducements to Immigrants. climate temperate
and Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
almost States its navigabe rivers and nnn
the most valuable mineraiscoa Iron Salt Copper &c
unsurpassed; the State has expended large in
which place almost every within few hours ride
SnnNt Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Louisye &c yet fertile,
inviting land whether improved new Is far cheaper this
gon. earth lands filled with accessi-
Die Goal Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and e
taned cheaPly in Old virginia. while to men Of con-
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
Washington City less than the fair cost Of the improve
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
the most inv ting fields for Industry and ENTERPRISE on
adapted Agricultural pursuits. unimproved
Lands useful Timber, present natural
have Ills products on pSosrd in 80 hours and
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc. at home, cheap
with perfect titles at fro to three dollars
lands long uncuItvated, keeps in
bare fraction Of their intrinsic yaluethat of
Slavery. This Company has only deal with any institu
ton rs subssng fact whose existence character
1t has CONTROL But all confidence tn intending
longer a hlndrance to settlement your part That
grand discovery Of our praet
cav dsposes 81 IT, SO ar as sou arc heaas
Of including farmers mechanics mllers take
counsel togehger and resolve to seek and rg
Die homes In company Let them clubbing their means,
send of their humber look at such lands
scrutiny buy frVn five to twenty thousand bidY,
embracing all the good point they require them
these up at auction the highest bidder whether
I'M ntJtId e ~ n9 r%S %L;H course
ousv contributed by him the cnmpany's funds and to
Thus, the Company will form sort of spontaneous
township with Its roads bridges stores schools, church,
&C., substantially after the New England pattern
Such location easily be madeSuch already, In fact
exists in county Il Virginia above tIde-waer and
sire to enter The city Wheeling the Quaker portion
exempiiy the Law We here Indie ,e Tins before steady
and GoPious influx OF FrseLabor Immigration, Slavery
and the settlers will %G their t
qpIHarunled by the single act Of settlement
before you We prefer you cheap land ample timber
mild and heAlthul climate absolute immunity
the savage and epredatIon adaptation
to all the Erains grasses uni fruits OF the temperate
This, dav more than half the ara6e land in Viz.
gnla has never heen turned by pillow, while
gooH lands once generously Is but meager
" so Good treatment will ready and cheaply restore
to ausr no nobIer theatre for exertion preferred
where her, on earth
qmlries shall be answered as far as practicable.
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent AM EmIqramt Aid
aud homestead Company, No. 14G Broadway, New York.