Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-12
HOMES FOR ALI.

COMPANY having i. ne CITY Of New
cosct.ng information from ali parts the country
wherein desirable lands had at low prices and com
may be induced purchase them It been
IS
tiers for selection embracing more than One
yin the states Of VIRGINIA
Missouri andit will soon extend Its operations Into other
the S 10 Sso
mechanics iaborsrs throng cities and liyein
and reasonable dread that panic or pestene
may at moment denrve them Of and their
families Of bread, say resolve row while you may to
lands as negotiate purchasers
sRe GSs and
BILE inducements to Immigrants Her climate temperate
thriEs far better and more desIrabiy Tm6ere
than almost any States its nayigabe rivers aud nnu
the most valuable Iron, Salt, Copper &C.
strucug Canals Railroads breadth,
which place almost every county within few hours ride
cnnaa, PITTSBURGH. Wheeling, louisville, kc yet fertile
in tbe Mother o staes than Il Is IN nneSosa Or oTe
No where else earth can lands flsd with accessi
celent Grain Grass Pruit lOots he
tanned cheaply in Old virginia. while Of
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
City for less than the cost Of the improve
The TABLE, LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
OF the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
adaptedto aAgrtcuural pursuits. It's unmprovel
Lands with useful Timber present natural
openings and Meadows producing nutritious Grass. The
armet have his products hpboard in 80 hours and
as any one in New England Yewe sell him good nds
with perfect titles at from to three dollars
word to the single objection which has kept these
long uncultIvated and which now keeps them in
bare fraction OF their intrinsic vaue-that of
Slavery. This Company has only deal with any nstu
ton as subSsng fact whose existence character
has no CONTROL Buwe say in all confidence to intending
Settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should not
longer as hindrance to settlement part. That
Of families including farmers mechanics mlers,
BILE homes in company Let Them clubbing their means,
send two of their humber to look at such lands
prepared to sell them. Let these lelegate5
scrutiny buy pn five to twenty thousand In body,
all the good point they require then let them
put these at auction to the highest bidder whether
be entitled to return in land or money Of the sun, pTeyt
ou9ly contributed by him to the company's funds to
thus, the compsny viii form sort Of spontaneo@s
toWnsh with is roads bridges stores schools church,
Such location may easily be madesuch already, in fact
one. Slavery have neither nor de-
sire enter The city Wheeling Quaker portion
exemplify the Law we here Indie ,te thus before steady
and copous influx of Free-Lcbor immigration, Slavery
aud the nd tSeP GF
quadrupled by the single act Of settlement.
Young of the Free States glorious career onens
before yon We prefer you cheap land ample timber
mild and heahfu climate, absolute Immunity from
the dread Of savage tncurson depredaton adaptation
to all the grans and fruits OF temperate
This dav, than half land in Vr-
gIna has never been turned by pillow, while
lands generously productive,
vsc. Good treatment will readily and cheaply
t" Industry no nobeF theatre for exerton preferred
where on earth.
Gall and maps, descriptions surveys, etc. write
to US enc0sing postage stamps, Of corse and In
qu!rtes shall he answered as far as practicable.
JOHN G. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Emiqrant Aid
and Homestead Company, No. 140 broadway, New York.