Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-07-11
HOMES FOR AL.

NE AMER1OAN EAI9RANT AID AND
COMPANY, having its headquarters the City OF New
York, has been organised for purpose
wherein desirable lands may prices and COM
mending those lands to the attention and favor
may be induced to purchase improve them. 1t
silently perecting It's arrangements and
more than past; until It is ready
tiers range for embracing more than One Million
Acres OF cheap Wild lands with some Improved FARMS main
MissOur and will soon extend its operations into other
States
To Immigrants from Europe to the energetic young
OF our compacty settled Sta and sections the
constant and reasonable that panic or pesence
war; Revision, some alteration in the channels
families Of Bread say, resolve now while You may 10
seek a home where sach perils are unknown.
We mean to sell lands we'll negotiate
with those who have large SALE every part
the Unon but attention specially directed
the neghboring satesvrgina Kentucky Tennessee and
Missouri VTk0IEA especially prOers this remarka-
and genial-te PEACH the Apple Pear Grape alike
thrive IN lit is far better and desirablY Tbered
han almost any new State its navigabe rivers and nnu
mera6le available streams and prousion
unsurpassed the State has in
Struetng Canals and Railroads entire BREADTH
either Of its seaports great Lland cities OF Gin
"nnat Ptsburgh Wheeling, Louisville, &c yet fertile,
Inviting land, whether improved
day In the Mother OF States than or Ore
bic Coal or Iron Ore covered with Tnber and e
ceILent alike FOR Grain and Grass Fruit and oots be
siderable means sell good within sight
Of Washington City for less than the fair improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
Se OD
this Continent climate is saIubrio1s and heshf It's
soil adapted to all Agricultural pursuits unmproved
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
farmer can have hi: producs shpbOsr in 80
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods ETC., home cheap
in New England Yet we can sell him good Lands
with perfect titles at from to three per acre
word as to the single objection which kept
lands long uncultivated, and which keeps them in
Slavery This Company has only to deal any insu.
ton as subsstng fact over whose existence character
It has no CONTROL But In all confidence intending
settlers Slavery In Virginia need should not serve
longer as hindrance to settlement your part.
nscoVery Of our age CoSckRrED practi
caiY dSPoses Of It, so far as
counsel togehger and resolve to and more rIg
BILE homes in company. Let them, clubbing their means
send two OF their humber at
prepared to sell them. Let these delegates sufficient
scrutiny, buy from five twenty thousand acres in body
survey the whole into farms sze and
put nese up at auction to the highest bidder, whether
member Of the company not Each member will course
ne entitled to return In land or money Of the previ
oaSy contributed by him to the companyS funds
his proportion Of any profit realized from the
township with roads, bridges stores schools church
&C., substantially after the New England pattern -
exists in county Of virginia tde-Water; and
into such one Slavery will have neither
Loudoun County not to speak of experiments fairly
and eopious influx Of Frse-Labor mmigraton Slavery
SSe1y and gradGay diSSnpears without convulsiOn
quadrupled by the single act Of settlement
Young men Of the Free States! glorious career
mild and healthful climate, absolute immunity from even
savage uepredaton1 adaptation
10 Al the grains grasses and fruits of temperate GOT
with ready access to ample and
seasons This day, than half the
ElnlG has never been turnsd by plow while much
good lands once generously productive
y 80. Good treatment will readily cheapy restore
them to their pristine fertility No stronger Inducements
to industry, nobler theatre for exeron preferred
where earth.
Gall and our descriptions surveys or write
to us (encIostnG coursel and your "
qnires shall be answered far practicable.
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAH, President or
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emigrant Aid
and Homestead Company, No. 146 Broadway, New York