Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-22
Homes For All.

HE AMERICAN ENIIGRANT AND HOMESTEAD
i COMPANY, having its headquarters in the City
:" NC" lOrR has been organized for the sole and def
mite purpose OF collecting information from all parts of
TIE country wherein desirable lands may be had ut
low prices. anu commencing those lands to tho
ton aud favor of all who may he induced to purchase
Or improve them. Ii Inns been silently perGcctng s
arrangements aud correspondence for than year
pst hhtll 1t Is HOW really to offer to settlers range
ior selection. embracing more than One Million Acres
of cheap wild lands with suno improved irlus uuinly
in the States of Virginia. Pennsylvania, Tcnnossce and
MIS- sour; anu 1t Will soon extend its operations into
other States.
To emigHnts from Europe, to the energetic young
men OF our cnnpactly settled States and sections to
the hives of mechanics and laborcrs who trUng our
cities anu live in constant and reasonable rC,u that
Pt'c OF ltsuIchce, war, revuston. or some alteration
m the channels oil trade, may, at any moment deprive
them OF employment and their fImilies Of bread we
say; resolve now while yOumny, TO seek home where
SucL IcrilS arE unknown.
We mean TO sell lands, well as negotiate for pur-
chserS with those who have large tracts for sIe in
every part of the Union: hut our attention ia more
especially directed to the nelghbOring States-Vrginn
Kentucky. Tennessee und Missouri VIRGISI4 rspe-
yiay rroics ut this time remarkable Inducements to
immigrants. Her climntc Is temperate and genial
the Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike thrive
IN tit is far better and desirably Timbsret
IMAM almost any new State; its nnvnblc rivers and
nnumeruble, available streams water-pOwcr and rrO-
llson OF the most valuable minernls-COal Iron Salt
copper &c.-are unsurpassed; the State hIs expended
lSe sums In constructing Canals and Railroads across
IT'S entire breadth which place almost every county
within few hours ride either of its scIorts or the
great inland cities OF Cincinnati Pittsburgh Wheeling.
Louisville &C.; yet fertile inviting land whether inn
proved or new, is rchcaper this day in the Mother of
States, than It is in Minnesota or Oregon No Ivar
else earth lands fll, with accessible Coal or
Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and excellent
alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and Roots he obtained
50 as in Old Virginia; while to of corr
Siderable means we can sell good farms almost within
sight of Washington City for less than the fair cost of
the improvements.
Tie TABLE LASDsof EAST TENNESSEE present
some OF the most inviting fields for inus and enter
PrSe on this Continent. The climates salubrios and
heltfn The soil is adapted to all agricultural pur-
suits Its uninprOved Lands arc covered with useful
Itmhcr, OF present natural openings, AMI Meadows
producing nutritious Grass. The farmer can have. his
products on shpbuard in 30 hours and can buy his
urOccrtG, Dry Goods, etc. ut home, as cheap as any
in New England Yet we CnI soil him ,1,l Janjs
WIFI perfect titles Mt from to three dollars
n word as to the. single objection which lus kept
these lands long nncmltv0tGI, and which now keeps
them III the market at hare fraction of their intrinsic
Taluc-Ihat of Slavery. This Company has only to
deal with any institution a substituting fact over
Whose existence or character it has control hut
we say in all confidence to intending settlers Slavery
IN Virginia need not and should not serve longer rs
lnirance to settlement ON your part. Tint grand
discovery of our CONCENTRATE MINOR HON. Dr7c-
ttc0lly dEpOSCs of it far you arc concerned Let
heads Of families, including farmers, mechanics, mil
ler5 &c take counsel together and resolve seek new
anu more eligible homes in company. Let Them club
bng their means send two of their number to look ut
such lands as VIC are prepared to sell Them Let these
delegates, after sufficient scrutiny buy from five TO
tMti'H !nousInu "creS IN u body embracing all the
goOu points they require, then let them survey tho
nils mo FARMS anu lots OF cEITcniem size and put
these up at auction to the highest bidder, whether
member OF the company not. Ench member will
oil course, be entitled to RETURN in land or MONEY! of
tue sum previously contributed by him to the comma
ny iunis. and tn his proportion Of my profit realized
from the transaction. Thus, the Company will form
sort of spontaneous township with its roads bridges
stores schools church. &c., substantially er tc New
England Pattern. Such location may easily Le ma,lc
-Sllci already, in c exists in every county of Vir
gnin above tihc-water and into suCh one, Slavery
VIII have neither preext desire to enter The CITY
oil wheeling, the Quaker portion of London County,
not to speak Of new experiments fairly oxcmplify
the law we here Indicate. Thus, before steady md
colnus influx of Frce-Labor immigration, Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without Cuvulsion or
heart and the settlers will find their property
qnndrupled by the single act of settlement
Young men of the Free States! n glorious career
opens before Sou. We prOffer yOu cheap land ample
timber, n healthful climate, absolute immunity lJm
even the dread of savage incursion and depreciation
adaptation to all the grains grasses and fruits of the
temperate zone with ready to ample and romu-
neIntIIe markets Mt all This ny more than
hall the arabic land in Virginia hns never been turnei
by pillow, Willie much of the goOd lands once gener-
"''sy productive is but meagcrIy Eo Good treat
lnent VIII reality and cheanly restore them to their
pristine fertility. No stronger Inducements to indus
try, no noher theatre for eNertiOn proferet any
where on earth. III - -
Call and see our maps, descriptions surveys etc
or write to us (Cnclosing ostnge stamps of course
anu your inquiries shall be answered far az prIict
cable.
Please atldIcss FRANCIS W. TApPAN. President
or JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am Emil
grant Aid anil Homestead CompanY Nm IA DTnoIIyay.