Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-27
HOMES FOR AL.

IEENHE- AMERICAN EMI6RANT AID AND HOMESTEAD
York, organised purpose
wherein esirahs lands may had At prices aud com-
those 70 ana AL Ma0
silently percting its and for
tiers range for selection embracing than Million
Acres Of cheap Wild with some improved farms main;
States : ~ s09 '''o-.' il-'Y 's''e.
Immigrants from Europe, the energetic young
Of conpaey settled States and 70 the hives Of
constant and reasonable dread that panic pestience
deprive them of employment and their
families OF bread say resolve while you may to
seek q home where such perils are unknown.
mean sell lands as well as negotiase for
Union; attention specially directed TO
the neghborng statesvrgnia Kentucky Tennessee, and
BILE inducements to Immigrants Her climate Is temperate
and genHhe Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
than almost any States its navgabie rivers and innu.
the most valuable mnerais1coal Iron Salt Copper
sS. m
which place almost county within few hours ride
cnna Pittsburgh, wheeling louisville, &c yet fertiie
Inviting land, whether improved or new far cheaper this
EHn No where else on earth can lands c sa with
celent alike Grain Grass Fruit and Roots he OBJ
tained cheaply Old virginia; while to
Of Washington O than the fair cost of improve
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
o. the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
soil all Agricultural pursuits unmproved
Lands with useful Timber present natural
openings and Meadows producing nutritious Grass. The
faFmet can have his products on in SO hours and
any In New England Yet him good Lands,
with perfect titles. at from to three dollars
Iand long uncultIvated and which keeps them In
market bare fraction of their intrinsic vaue-that of
tIon subsstng fact whose existence character
settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should not
longer hindrance to settlement part That
discovery of practi
cay sposes IT, SO far you arc concerned Ietheads
Of families including farmers mechanics mers, &c. take
BILE homes in company Let them, clubbing their means,
send two Of their humber to look At such lands as we are
scrutiny buy from i've twenty thousand in body,
survey whole into farms and lots size and
put these at auction to the highest bidder whether
member of the company not Ench member wlof
be entitled to return in land money of the previ-
ousy contributed by him to the companys funds and to
his proportion OF profit realized from the transaction
Thus, the Company will form sort of spontaneous
&C., substantially after the New England pattern
Such location easily be madesuch already, in fact,
into such one Slavery viii have neither preteSt nor de-
sire to enter The city of Wheeling the Quaker portion of
and eopoas naus of e Frseer i 9eiSIs sIoysry
quietly and gradually disappears without CONFUSION or
hearhurning, and the settlers will find their property
Young men Of the free States glorious career onens
before We prefer you cheap land, ample timber
the dread Of savage ncurson and depredation adaptation
to AL the grains and fruits Of the 59I
This, dav, arabic land
generously productive now but meager-
~ so Good treatment will readily and cheaply restore
to Industry nobcr theatre for exertion proered
Call and see our maps descriptions surveys, etc. or write
to US encosng postage stamps of course and in
Please aadTess FSaSos W. T2PPA President
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emierant Aid
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