Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-18
HOMES EoR ALI.

TTNHE AMERICAN EMIGRANr AID AND HOMESTEAD
COMPANY, having its headquarters the CITY
York. organized for the sole definite purpose
wherein desirable lands may be had at low prices and
mendng those lands to the attention and favor OF all who
be induced to purchase improve them. It has
silently perectinE its and for
tiers range for selection embracing more han One Million
Of cheap wild lands with some improved FARMS main
the States OF vrgnIa Pennsylvania Tennessee and
GIisSour and will extend Its operations into other
States.
To immigrants from Europe to the energetic young men
Of our compacy settled setes and sections, to the hives of
constant and reasonable dread that panic or pesence
revulsion alteration in the channels of trade
families bread say, resolve now while you may,
We as Wen as NEGOTIATE for purchasers
with those who have large tracts for SALE in
the neghbornE states-vrgnia Kentucky tennessee and
YEGoESA especially pro9sTs at this time IemaEka
and genahe Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape, alike
than almost any new State; its navgabe rivers
e 1nd Of
unsurpased the State has expended sums in con-
which place almost every county within hours ride
either Of Its seaports Of the great inland cities of Gin
in Land Whether improved s new cheaper this
No where else earth lands filled with access
Bile Coal Iron Ore, covered with choice Timber and
ained SO cheapy as in Old virginia; while men Of con-
siderable means we can sell good farms almost within sight
Washington City for than the fair cost Of the improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
o. the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
Continent climate saubrious and healtfu It's
Lands with useful Timber natural
openings and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods, etc., at home cheap
with perfect titles. at from to three dollars per
word to the single objection which has kept these
bare fraction their intrinsic valne-that
Slavery This Company has only deal with any nstitu
ton subsistng fact whose existence character
it has CONTROL say in all confidence to intending
Settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should not
longer hindrance to settlement your part. That
grand discovery of our CONCERTED pract
Of families, including farmers mechanics milers
counsel ogethger and resolve to seek new and eg
BILE homes in company. Let them, clubbing their means
send two OF their humber to look at such lands
scrutiny, buy from twenty body,
embracing all good points they require then let them
put these up auction to the highest bidder, whether
Of company or not member will OF course
Ously contributed by him the company's funds
Thus, the Company w will form sort of spontaneous
township with its roads, bridges stores schools church,
Such location may easily already, fact,
exists in every county Of Virginia above tide-water and
into such Slavery will have neither preeXtnor de-
sire to enter The city of Wheeling the Quaker portion of
exemplify Law indiclte Thus before steady
and copious influx Of Frse-Lnbor immigration, Slavery
and the Settlers viii nd their properly
Sy the s nE Flea act
before you We prefer cheap land, ample timber
the dread Of savage ncurson depredaton adaptation
to all the grains and fruits of the
with ready ample and remuneratve markets ali
seasons This day, than half the arabic land in Vr
good once generously productive is now but
Y So G9od treatment VIII readily and cheaply restore
to industry nober theatre for exertion preferred
Call maps, descriptions surveys etc. or write
to us postage stamps Of coarse and your In
Please address FRANCIS ". TGPPAN President, or
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD. General Agent Am. EmiRrant Aid
je251y