Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-30
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| ET1TEz AMERICAN EAfIGRAST AID AND HOMESTEAD
II COMPANY, having Its headquarters IN the City
has been the sole and definite
wherein desirable may prices, and COM
mendng those lands to the attention and favor Of awho
silently perfectng It's
more thS9 past n. t nov ready % set
Acres Of cheap Wild some Improved farms main
IL the States OF VirEuia PennsylvNnia Tennessee and
Missouri and will soon extend its into other
To from Europe, to the energetic
settled and sections, to the hives Of
constant and reasonable dread that panic or pestenSct
war; revuision, alteration in this channels of trade
families of hsea resolve now, white you nny,
seek home where such pers are unknown.
those Who si have large s tracts
the Unioni hut attention specially directed to
the neishhorng statesirguia Kentucky Tennessee aud
Missouri VIRGINIA proers at this time renarka
Bile Inducements to Immigrants Her cnnte Is temperate
and genale Peach, the Apple, the Pear, the Grape alike
thrive is far better and more dssTaby Tinsered
merahe, available streams and profusion Of
are unsurpassed the state has expended large sums in con-
STRUGGLING Canals and Railroads Its entire breadth
cnnat PistsbHfGf wbeeIn" ISnsyille vet fertile
inviting land, whether improved Is far cheaper this
day In the Mother of States than It IS in 1nucsots Ore
bic Coal orion Ore covered with choice Timber, and
ceent alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and oots be OBJ
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
of RShngton City for less than the fair cost OF the improve
Tie TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
this Continent hscmate salubrors and heaitful
soil adapedto al Agricultural pursuits It's uniuproyed
openings and Meadows producing nutritious Grass. The
can buS his Groceries Dry Goods ETC. at home cheap
In New England. sell him good Lnnds
word to the single objection which has kept these
long and which now keeps them in
Slavery This Company has only TO deal with any institu
it has s0y confidence intending
settlers Slavery In Virginia should
esIlY sposss If It so far So1 i"o
of families, including farmers, mechanics, millers &C. take
togethger and resolve to and tlig
bic homes in company. Let them, clubbing their means,
send two of their humber lands as are
prepared to sell them Lethese delegntes after sufficient
scrutiny buy from Ave to twenty Thousand acres in body,
embracing all the good point they require then them
member of the Each will
contributed by him to tho companys funds and to
Of any profit realized from
ons with It's roads bridges, stores, schools, church,
Such ALLEGATION easily he madesuch already, fact,
exists In every county Of Virginia above tile-waer;
INTO such one siavery wlhave neitsr prciextnor de-
sire to enter The city OF Wheeling the Quaker portion of
cxempy the law "s sS 4 hfT gS SsnE s1y
and GOpious infuH OF Froe-Lahor Immigration, Slavery
and the win nd sP fr
quadrupled by the single net of settlement.
Young of the Stntesi glorious career onens
mid and eaIthfui climate aSsnnto i,,, f ['ey
to all the gratrs grasses te temperate sot G.
with re@dy access to ample and remuerative markets All
seasons This dav, than half the arabic land IN Vr
GINA has never been turned by pow, while much of the
gooG lands once generously productive now hut menger
LSFo Good treatment will readily and cheapiy
them to their pristine fertility. No stronger Inducements
to Industry no nobler theatre for exeron prorcd any
where on earth.
to us SsTsTs,ns postage stamps OF eoqrse and our In
Please address FRANCIS w. TAPPAN, President, or
JOHN O. UHHERW0OD, General Agent F!mtgrant
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