Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-05
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| SHE AaiER1OAN EAiIGRAET AID AND HOMESTEAD
York has been the sole and ideanite purpose
wherein NAV @ 9 sae co
hendiug those IhhaS and iaTor ofSa who
bP9 e n o to
tiers range selection embracing more than
Acres cheap Wild lands with some Improved farms main
Missouri and will soon operations into other
To Immigrants from EutOpe, t0ths energetic young
Of compact settled States and sections the hives OF
constant and feasonabsSdread pesthence.
spv denEye them and e
families Of bread, we resolve while may, to
We sell lands well negotiate purchasers
6 HGss who t have sTss tracts for sale Il every part Of
the neighbSri3g Tennessee and
BILE Inducements to Immigrants. Her climate temperate
and genia-tle Peach the Apple Pear the alike
than almost state its navgable rivers and nnu
the mos % opper
unsurpassed the State has expended large in
which place almost county within few hours ride
eianati Pttaba4sh wheeling I6aIsvle &c. FERTILE
inviting and improved far cheaper this
gon where else earth can lands Tiled with access
PIE Ooal rlFon gre; eoVeTe with choice timber, and e
taihed eheapy Old virginia; while to men Of con-
siderable means sell good farms almost whns sight
City for less than the fair cost OF the improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
o. the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise on
soil adapte to all unimproEe
Lands covered with useful Timber present natural
can have his on s6P6oarI in 80 hours and
can buy HIS Groceries, Dry Goods, etc., at home cheap
with perfect titles dollars per
word ns 10 the single objection which has kent these
and no% Keeps 6e@ IN
market at bare fraction of their intrinsic valueat of
Slavery This Company has only any iustltu-
ton as subssng fact over whose existence character
thas CONTROL Butwe say in all confidence to Intending
settlers, Slavery in Virginia need
longer as hindrance to settlement your part That
cSy uiSoses OF IT, SO lar as You arc concerned Let heads
OF families including farmers, mechanics, mlers
hle homes in company. Let them, clubbing means
send two of their lumber look at
prepared to sell them Let these delegates, after sufficient
scrutiny buy from AVe to twenty thousand body
survey the whole into F% and lots s g
put these at auction to the highest bidder, whether
of the company not Each member will of course
he entitled to return in land money prevI-
ously contributed by him the company's funds and to
Thus, the Company will form sort Of spontaneous
I Its roads, RTdges schools church.
such Location may easily be %adesush already fact
into such one Slavery will have neither pretextnor
sire to enter. The city Wheeling Quaker portion of
exempIfy the Law We here ndc9te Thus before steady
and copo1s influx of Free-Lahor immigration, Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears, without convulson
hearthurning, and the settlers find their property
Young men Of the free states glorious career onens
before YOU We profer you cheap land ample timber
the dread of savage Depreciation
to al the grains and fruits Of the temperate
seasons. This, dav, more than half arabic land
gnia has never been turned by pillow, while the
good lands once generously productive hut
y So Good treatment will readily and cheaply restore
them to their pristine fertility No stronger inducements
to Industry nober theatre for eXertion proere any
to MS (encl0sng postage stamps, of cours
Please address FRANCIS W. THPPAN, President, or
JOHN C. uNhERWooD General Agent Am. Emigrant Aid
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