Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-07
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VIE 55AMEI1CAN EM1GRANT AND HOMESTEAD
i COMPANY, having its headquarters in the City
OF New York has been organized for the sole and deli
mite purpose of collecting information from I'LL parts of
the country wherein desirable lands nny In. hn,I Mt
low prices and commenting those lands to the atte
tlon 0in favor of all who may be induced to purchase
or improve them 1t has been silently perftctfng its
arrangements and correspondence for more than year
past; until 1t IS now ready to offer settlers rInge
l0r solection embracing moro than One Million Acres
oI cheap wild lands with some improved Irms mainly
nte States of Virginia. Pennsylvania Tennessee and
other States
To elnigrants from Europe, to the energetic young
men OF our eonlacty settled States and sections to
tho hives of mechanics and lalIOrers who tlrng our
cities and live in constant aud reasonable dread that
plic pcstilence war, revulsion or
III the channels Of trndC may ut any moment c1,riyp
them OF employment AMI their families of .brcad, we
say resolve now, while you may to seek home where
such pcrils are unknown.
We mean to sell lands we'll rs negotiate for pur-
ci1sers with those who have large trcts for saIc in
every part of the Union but our attention Is more
especially directed to the ncighbOrin State-Virginia
kemtueky Tennessee, and Missouri. VIRGINIA. aspc-
cIIy prOerS ut tins time remarkable Inducements to
Immigrants Her climate is temperate and genial
tc Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike thrive
IN lit is far better and nIOrp dCSrlblT Tfmbered
than almost any new State; its navignlle rivers anil
innumcrablc available streams wuter-power md pro-
InslOn OF thomOSt valuable mnerls-COII. Iron, Salt
Copper &c-tIre unsurpassed: the State has expended
lpIe sums In constructing CANALS and Railroads across
It's entire breulth, which place almost every county
wuh few hours ride. either of its seaports tho
great inland cities of Cincinnati PttaburI,I Wheeling
Louisville. &C.; Yet fertile inviting land, whether i'm
proved or new Is far cheaper this dry in the Mother Of
otAIt6 tiail It Is i'll Minnesota Oregon. No where
else on earth can lands filled with accessible Coal or
Iron Ore covered with choice Timber, md excellent
alike Tor Grim mil Grass. Fruit mud Roots obtained
50 chc1ply Us in Old Yirgnn while to mrn of con-
Siderable means VIC clr sell good farlS almUst within
SSit oil Washington City for loss tal the fir Of
| the improvements.
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE prosoMt
some of the most inviting fields for industry ami enter
prise ON this Continent The climate Is salbrious and
calthful. The soil is adapted to all agricultural urr
StS Its unnIpruTei Lands nrc covered with useful
hlilCeT or present NATURAL 0PennS+ AMI Meadows
producing nutritious GHLSS The farmer have his
rruducts on shipbO1rd in 50 hours nnl can buy his
Groceries Dry Goods etc, Mt home. cheap any
one in New England. Yet, sell him good Lands
with perfect titles Mt ru 10 thrive dollars per acre
word as to the single objection which ns kept
these Inl5 soionE uncnltivntc mn which NOW k,na
them in the market at baro fraction Of their intrinsic
vaue-TItat of Slavery. This Company has only to
deal with any institution as Substituting fact over
Whose existence character it has control. But
We say In NIL confidence TO intending settlers Slavery
IN virginia need not and should not longer AS
Htndr''nee to settlement on your part That grand
OIL our ne' CONCENTRATED IMMIGRATION, lr.I
tcIy dispOSeS Of it so far You are concerned Let
htsluS oil families including farmers, mechanics. mill
ler %c take counsel together and resolve to seek
anu more eligible homes In company. Let them, club
bling their means, send two of their number look at
such lniriS as we nre prepared to sell them Let these
delegates after sufficient scrutiny, buy from five to
twenty thousand acres III body, embracing all tho
good points they require then let them u1irev tI,c
whole into farms and lots of convenient size. and put
these up at auction to the highest bidder whether n
member Of the company not. Each member will
the sum previously contributed by him the onpa-
nys funds and to his proportion If any profit realized
from the transaction. Thus, the Company will foru,
sort oil spontaneous township, with its roads Bridges
stores schools church, &c. substantially after the New
England Pattern. Such location may easily be nale
such already In ftCt, exists in every county of Vir-
SIni4 above tidc-wRtcr; and into such one, Slavery
VIII have neither pretGxt desire enter. The CITY
vi W heeling, the Quaker portion Of LOuiOn County
not to speak Of now experiments, fuirIy rxemplify
the law we here Indicate Thus before steady anu
c0rions influx of Free-LIbor immigration. Slavery
quietly aud gradually disappears without cuvulSon Or
aud the settlers will find their property
quiulrupled by tile sing II net of settlement
Young men of the Brcc States glorious career
opens before You. We ProiiGr you cheap lanl ample
timber lietltliful climate. absolute immunity frin
even tile dread of savage incIrsiun aud depreciation
athptntion to all the grains grasses Nnd fruits the
temperate zone, with ready to ample md remu-
lucrative markets at all seasons THIS day more than
half the arabic land in Virginia has never been turnel
by plow. While much of tile good lands once gencr-
ously Pr0luettve, snow bnt meaEcrly Good treat
men will readily and cloaply restore them to their
pristine fertility No stronger inducements to indus
where earth. - 80 GtE
Call and see our maps, descriptions, survoyR etc.,
or writo to us enclosing postage stamps of coursr
aud your inquiries shall be answered far as prarti-
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President,
or JOHN c. UNDERWOOD. General Agent Am Elni-
grant Aid and Homestead Company, No. 146 Bronivvny
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