Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-29
HOMES. FOR ALL.

|cTNHE AMERICAN EaIIGRANr 4IDsAND HOMESTEAD
York the sole and definite purpose
Of from sl parts Of The eSgnEy
mending those lands to the attention and favor who
sI:ntiT5 srSetins M nd for
more than until is noEready to oner 70 set
Acres cheap improved farms. main.
IN the states OF
Missouri and Will soon extsud Its operations into other
States.
To Immigrants from Europe, the energetic young
Of settled ptes aud sections to the hives Of
mechanics laborers Who throng citieS and live
war reTuIsIon or some alteration in the channels trade
bread soy, now, while you may,
seek home where such Perls areunknoWn.
with have large tracts for every part Of
and
Missouri VIRGINIA especially prosra at this time
genehe Peach, the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
than almost States its naygabie rivers and nnu
merabe, streams and profnsion OF
uusurpassed State has expended large sumsn
Etrueting Canals and Railroads It's entire
either Of seapocts or Of the great inland cities Of oin
og s
day In Of States than Il Is in Minnesota or Ore
BE Coal ore, with choice Timber, andex
aincd SO cheapy in Old virginia; while to men q con-
siderable sell good almost within sight
The TABLE LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present some
the inviting fields industry enterprise
this Continent climate is ssluboIs and ealthul.
soil is to ricuitural pursuits It's unimproyeI
covered with useful Timber present natural
openings and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
armet have his products shpboard in 80 hours and
can buy his Dry Goods etc. at home as cheap
perfect titles, at three dollars per
as to the single objection which has kept these
bare fraction intrinsic valne-that OF
Slavery This Company has only to deal with any insttu
has no CONTROL But in all to intending
settlers Slavery In Virginia need not and should
longer hindrRnce to settlement your part. That
grand discovery Of CONCERTED pract
Of families, including farmers mechanics iers &C. take
ana resolve TO seek new and more eg
their at such lands as we are
scrutiny buy from i've to twenty thousand body,
embracing all the good points they require, then let them
survey the whole into farms and lots
put these at auction to the highest bidder, whether
be arcturn in land or money Of the sun nreyi
ouslY contributed by him the compauys funds and to
Thus, the Company will form sort of spontaneous
townsni win its roads bIldgs stores schools church,
&C., substantially after the New England pattern
Such location easily be ade-such already, fact,
into such one Slavery viii have neither pretext nor de-
sire to enter The city ofVheelng the Quaker portonof
exemplfy the Law nde,te. Thus, before steady
and copons influx OF Froe-iabor Immigration, Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears, without convnson or
heart-hurning, and the settlers viii find property
Youn, the Free states glorious career onens
., We s9her you cheap land ample timber,
the dread savage ncuron and Depreciation adaptation
TO all the Grains grasses and fruits of the temperate c.
with ready access to ample and remunerave markets ali
seasons This day more than half the arabic land in Yir-
gooa generously productive is now but meager
Y So GOOD treatment viii readily and cheaply restore
to industry no noer theatre for exertion proGered any
Call and msps descriptions, surveys etc. or write
to u: postage stamps, course your
aaess RpSaS President
JOHN G. uNnERwooD, General Agen: Am. Bmgrant Aid
ana Homestead Company, Nos 4G Broadway, New York
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