Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-04
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THE AMERICAN sEMIGRANT AID AND HOMESTEAD
York been for the sole and de6iss
9I lpiomason from al PaGss 81 the c9pntry
mendng those lands to the attention and favor OF all who
silently perfeCtng Its correspondence
ose 3S S nn Is now ready to Ssr to set
Acres Of cheap Wild with some improved farms nain
Missouri and 1t will extend its operations into other
Immigrants from Europc to the energetic young men
OF our comPne settled States and sections the hives Of
and reasonable dread that panic or pestIlgnce
some alteration in the channels of trade
seeS home ,SSre SasS we 20"
We mean to selands well negotiate for purchasers
with those who have large for sale part OF
neighborng statesNvirgnia Ken1cEy tennessee and
Missouri VIRalSA especially nrofers this time remara.
and genahe Peach, the Apple the Pear the Craps, alike
thrive In itlS far better and more desrably Timhered
than almost States Its navigabe rivers and nnu
merabe, available streams and profusion of
unsurPassed State has expended large in
Ssn ao ana acr9ss us entire Trsaash.
either OF its seaports Of the great INLAND cities OF Gin
inviting land, whether improved or new cheaper
day in the Mother States, than it Minnesota Ore
gon No where else earth lands filled with accessi
Bile Coal or Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and
nined so cheapy ms in Old Erginia while to men OF CON
siderable means we sell good farms almost within sight
oy for less than the fair cost of the Improve
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
this Continent The climate is saubrious and heafu It's
soil adaptedt NIL Agricultural pursuits Its unmproved
Openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
rmer have his products shpboard in so hours and
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods, etc. at home cheap
as one in New England TtWe sell him good lands,
with perfect titles at IRON one to three dollars acre
word as to the single objection which has kept these
market bare fraction of er intrinsic valuetat of
Slavery This Company has only deal with any nstitu
sCbSiSting
settlers slavery in VirgHiS need not and Sud t
longer ms hindrance to settlement your part. That
grand discovery of CONCERTED practi
c3lr dSposes q" It, so FAR you concerned LetheaIs
Of families including farmers, mechanics Iers,
counsel osethgcr and resolve to seek and gi
send two Of their humber to look at such lands
prepared tose them Let these delegates, aUr sufficient
scrutiny buy r five to twenty thousand acres in body,
embracing all the good points they require then let them
pat these mt auction to the highest bidder whether
member of the company
ously contributed him compnny's funds and to
proportion any profit realized from the
townSh with its roads bridges stores schools, church,
such location may easily be maAesucl already in fact
exists In every county 4 Virginia above tldewater and
sire to enter The city OF Wheeling the Quaker portion
cxernplif Law We here indie Thus before steady
and cHpious influx Of Free-Ghor Immigration, Slavery
earnrnng, aud the settlers viii lind their property
qGa'irnred hy the snre nc: Of settlement.
Young of the Free States glorious career oncns
be%re Won We prefer you cheapa land, ample timber
the irnal of lncurson Depreciation ptaton
In all the Ernns and frnitS OF
SEASONS This das, than the arabic land IN vr.
s mas n Sgs sS by P%w much Of the
no. G9od treatment will readily and cheaply restore
to no nober theatre for exertion proerea any
noslnse ssap OF a Ss your T in
Please address FRAN0Ts ". rhPPAN President, or
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Emigrant Aid
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