Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-09
HOMES FOR All,

COMPANY having its headquarters the CITY Of New
been organised for the sole and definite
of collecting information from all parts Of the country
wherein desirable lands may be had at low prices and
be induced to purchase improve them 1t has been
silently perfectng its and for
tiers for selection embracing than One Million
" States Virginia. Pennsylvania
Missouri and it will soon extend its operations into other
immigrants from Europe, the energetic young men
and reasonable dread that panic peslence,
moment, deurive them of employment and their
families Of bread We say resolve now while you may to
seek home where such pers are unknown.
mean sell lands as well negotiate for purchasers
Union; but our attention is more specially directed
the neIghborng states-Vrgnia Kentucky Tennessee and
BILE inducements to Immigrants Her climate is temperate
and Peach the Apple the Pear the GraPe, ass
than almost Sate its navigable rivers and innu
the most valuable mneras-Coal Iron Salt Copper, &c.-
unsurpassed the State has expended In
which place almost county within few hours ride
"nna Pittsburgh, Wheeling Louisville &c yet fertile,
inviting land whether improved Is far cheaper this
No where earth lands oiled with accessl
Bile Coal Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and
ceent alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and Roots be OBJ
tanned cheapy in Old Virginia; while to Of
of Washington City Improve
ments.
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
o. the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
this Continent The climate is saubrious and heahru Its
soil adapted to all Agricultural pursuits. Its unimprove
Lands covered with useful Timber present
farmer have his products shpboard 80
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc. at home cheap
with perfect titles at from to three dollars per
word as to the single objection which has kept these
lands SO long uncuvRed, and which keeps them in
market at bare fraction of their intrinsic valuethat of
ton subsstng fact existence or character
has control But say in all confidence to intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should
longer hndrance TO settlement your part. That
grand discovery Of CONCERTED practi
cay dposes Of It, so far as you concerned Letheaas
OF families including farmers, mechanics, mlers, &C. take
counsel togethEer and resolve to seek egi
BILE homes in company. Let Them clubbing their means
send two OF their humber look at such lands
scrutiny, buy from five twenty thousand body
embracing all the good points they require then let hs
survey the whole into lots
put these up at auction to the highest bidder whether
member Of the not Each member will of
be entitled or money of the sum previ-
ousy contributed by him to the companys funds and to
his proportion Of profit realized from the
Thus, the Company will form sort of spontaneous
township with It's roads bridges stores schools, church,
Such location easily be madesuch already, in fact,
into such one, Slavery viii have neither Gs
sire to enter The city of Wheeling Quaker portion
exemplfy we here Indie lte Thus before steady
and cOpious influx OF FrseLGbor immigration, Slavery
hearthurnng, and the settlers will property
Young men Of the Free States glorious
before You We profer you cheap land ample timber, u
the dread Of savage ncurson depredation
to all the grains and fruits OF the temperate
with ready to ample and remunerave ali
seasons This dav than half the arabic land vIr
goou lands generously productive
~ So Good treatment will readily cheaply
them to their pristine fertility. No Inducements
to Industry no nober theatre for exertion proered any
Call and maps descriptions surveys etc. or write
to us (enc0s!ng postage stamps, of cours and your
qureS shall be answered far practicable
Please address FRANCIS w. TAPPAN, President or
JOHN @. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emigrant Aid
and Homestead Company, No. LAG Broadway, New York.
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