Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-29
HOMES FOR ALL.

THE AMERICAN EMIGRANT AID AND HOMESTEAD
York; organized for the sole and definite puTP0se
wherein desirable lands may be had al Low COM
mendng those lands n the attention aud favor OF all Nh0
silently Perctng its and for
more than year s 1 !. nov TGhy 70 ST n Ge
Acres Of cheap wild lands: with some improved farms main
States
Of cOpaety settled States and sections TO the hives Of
CONSTANT and rrasonabe Tead that sae or eStIsnce
revsiOn, alteration the channels Of trade
families OF bread We resolve now, while you may, 70
seek = home where such perils are unknown.
We sell lands, we'll negotiate for purchasers
with those who have large for sale In part Of
tho nsIghboripE sates-Vrgna, Kentucky Tennessee and
Missouri YIhGISIA especially PrOs at this time renaEks.
and geniathe PEACH the Apple, Pear, the alike
than almost any statej navigabIs
the most 1NaHSss iPon ait coppr &
unsurpassed the State has expended large In
strueting Canals and Railroads its entire breadth,
which place almost county within few hOurS' ride
either Of it, Sea9rts or Of the great inland cities o. Gin
Inviting land whether Improved s. far cheaper this
gon where else earth can lands Ged uith aecesa-
be Coal orIrOn Ore, covered With choice Timber, and
taiRei eheapy as in Old Virginia; vlne Of
OF Washington City Of Improve
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
% the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
this 6Ontnent BalubFouS
soil Is adapted to all Agricultural pursuits. unimPrOyed
Lands covered with useful Timber present
have products spbOard In 30 hours and
can buy his Groceries; Dry Goods etc, At oms cheap
with perfect titles At from PER
lands so long uneultivate and which nov kers ther in
marketat bare fraction Of intrinsic
ton subssng fact whose existence character
settlers Slavery Virginia need not and should not serve
longer as hindTanee TO settlement part. That
cay dispOses "f It, yOu tbeas
OF aues including farmers mechanics, milers Ge take
Die homes IN company Let them, clubbing their
send two Of their humber to look at such lands
prepared to sell them Let these delegates sufficient
embracing all the good points they require, then let them
the whole into farms size.
member Of he company or 1as Rae eor
be entitled 70 aFetuTn in land u the pFeV
his proportion or any profit realized IRON the TIA nsaeto
Thus, the Company win form = sort Of sponteneogs
township, Its roads, bridges StoTes sehnois ehnreb
&C., Substantially amer the New England pattern
ests IN every county Of VITgDia above dswater; and
enter Thus before steadv ond eopionS ntI, ~
Prse-LabOr Immigration, Slavery quietly and graduaiy
settlers win find their property quaITuPe by single
Young the Free staesl q glorious career ooens
DSG1e ySS. W. PrSner you cheap land ample timber,
the dread Of savage ineurscn and depreciation,
S sss Es s s sn6 ;s Of as 90;
seasons. This day, half the Tabe land ID viz
",
gOOd lands generously Prouetive but earer-
y So Good treatment WI readily aud eheaIly
them 10 their pristine fertility. No stronger ndueements
70 industry no nober theatre for eeFtIon, rOusre any
Can and descriptions surveys, etc. write
70 as (eneI0sng postage stamps, couFseO your
quIIieS Shull be answered as far practicable.
Please address RRAN0Is W. FAPPAN, President, or,
JOHN G. UNbERWOOD, General Agent Am. EmIFrant Aid
and Homestead Company No. 146 Broadway, New York.
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Novelty Mills Family Flour
1S0 Bbls Novelty Mills White wheat FANNY FIourIus.
l:lO received and fol. AAle by GEO. ADAMS, " :