Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
HOMES EoR ALL.

having i; N Oily New
Of oollectnp from All Of the country
wherein lands may be had at low prices, and
may induced purchase improve them. 1t been
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tiers range for selection embracing than One Million
y States of virginia. Pennsylvania Tennessee
Missour and will extend its operations into other
TO Immigrants from Europe to the energetic young
mechanics iaborers who thropg cities vein
constant and reasonable dread that panic pestlenee,
may moment deDrvc them Of employment and their
families of bread resolve while you may, to
seek a home where such peris are unknown.
We mean to lands well for purchasers
the Unon but our attention Is mors specially directed to
assouf VIRolaa especially prosrs at this time
BILE inducements to Immigrants Her climate s temperate
thrive nit-itis far better desrably Tfmbered
than Amos. any sta.s Its naygabe EiyeEs and nn9
the most valuable Iron, Salt, Copper &C.
strucng Canals Railroads its entire breadth,
which place almost every county within few hours ride
ennat, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Ioulsve Io yet FERTILE
IN shs Of sas i IS ID Or oFe
gon: No where else earth lands filled with accessi
eeent alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and Roots be OBJ
tanned cheapy as in Old virginia. while to men Of con
City for less than the fair cost of improve
ments; -
OF the most inviting fields for industry and enterprise
soil adapted all pursuits It's unmproyed
ase En useful or na'TTa
arme can have his products shpboard in 80 hours and
as any one in New England can sell him good Lands
With perfect titles. at from to three dollars
word the single objection which has kept these
lands long uncultIvated and which keeps them in
market at bare fraction Of their intrinsic vauethat Of
Slavery. This Company has only deal with any instu
subsisting fact whose existence character
It has control Butwe in all confidence to intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should
longer hudrance to settlement your part. That
pract
calIy dsposes of It, you concerned
OF families, including farmers, mechanics, miers &C.,
BILE homes in company. Let them, clubbing their MEANS
prepared to sell the Let these elesStes alter sucent
scrutiny buy from i've twenty thousand in abody
survey the whole into farms and lots of size and
put these up at auction to the highest bidder, whether
be entitled to return in land money Of the prev
S%sy by him to the sSmPany funds and
Thus, the Company will form sort of spontaneous
&c., substantially after the New England pattern@
Such location may easily be madesuch already in fact
into such One ssyery viii have ne}tr Sa
sire The city Of Wheeling the Quaker portion
and copioES Influx Of FrseIabor mmirrraon sIave+yy
heart-hurning, and the settlers property
Young Of the PFee States glorious career orens
before We proer you cheap land, ample timber,
the savage incurson and Depreciation, adaptation
AL the grains and fruits Of the s9
seasons This dnv, than hnlf arabic land
generously productive Is now but meager
" So Good treatment will readily and cheapy restore
them to their pristine fertility. No stronger inducements
to Industry nober theatre for exerton proered
to US enc0sing postage stamps, Of course and in
Please address FRANCIS w. TRPPAS President, or
JOHN @. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emlyrant Aid
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