Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
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| rTNHE AMERICAN EMIGRANTAID AND HOMESTEAD
has been for the and definite purpose
wherein esirahe lands may be had at prices and COM
mendng those lands to the attention aud favor of all WHO
silently perecting is
Sre Il now ready s to ,S sst
Acres OF cheap wild lands some farms main
States
eonpae settled sstss aud sseons to the hives Of
conssnt and reaSo5Se res @ 1aa or Sse
revulsicn alteration In the channels of trade,
families of bread, say, resolve now while you may,
ses S home where s,, ,s sash Peris are unknoWn
with those who have large tracts for SALE In part Of
neghbnrng states-virgina Kentucky Tennessee
Missouri NIsoIS prosrs at this time remara-
and Peach the Apple the Pear the Grape alike
any State; It's navigaLe rivers
merabIe, available streams and prOusion of
unsurpassed the State has expended large
which place almost se every COUNTY within few hours ride
either of its senports the great nland cities of DIN
inviting land, whether improved new Is far cheaper this
in the Mother States, Minnesota Ore
No where else earth lands filled with accessl-
bic Coal or Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and
taIned cheaply in Old virginia; while
siderable means can sell good farms almost within sight
The TABLE LANDS OF EAST TENNESSEE present some
Of the inviting fields industry enterprise
this Continent The climate snubriONs and heau Its
Lands ase covered with useful Timber or present Natural
OPENINGS and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
armet have his products sipboRrd in 80
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc, home, cheap
in New England Yet we sell him good Lands,
with perfect titles ut ro? to three dollars
word as to the single objection which has kept these
market bare fraction of their intrinsic vauethat of
Slavery This Company has only to deal with any nsu
ton subsistng fact whose existence character
1t has control say in all confidence to intending
settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should not
longer ms hlnnFance to settlement part. That
grand discovery of CoNCERTED practi
families Including farmers mechanics miers &C. take
counsel togethrer and resolve seek and cgi
Die homes In company let them clubbing their means,
send two Of their humber to look at such lands
prepared to sell them Let these delegates, sufficient
scrutiny buy fn five to twenty thousand In body,
embracing all the good points they require then let them
put these ut auction to the highest bidder whether
member company not Each member wlof course
be entitled to return in land money of the previ-
ously contributed by him to the company's funds,
township with Its roads bridges stores schools, church,
&c, substantially after the New England pattern =
Such location easily be made-such already, fact,
exists in every county Of Virginia above tewater and
Into Luch one, Slavery will have neither
sire to enter The city OF Wheeling the Quaker portion
exempIi[y here indc1te. thus before a steady
and copous influx Of Free Labor immigration, Slavery
and the win n& them Gy
qnslrupled by the single act of settlement.
before yon We proirer you cheap nnd ample timber,
mild and heahfu climate, absolute Immunity
the dread Of savage ncurson Depreciation adaptation
to all the grans and fruits of temperate e,
seasons This da. more than half the arabic land In vr
gma mas never been turned by Pow while much Of the
Y so GOOD treatment viii readily and cheapy restore
them to their pristine fertility No stronger inducements
to nnsy no nober theatre for exertton preferred any.
Cali and maps descriptions surveys etc. or write
to- us leIe0sng postage staSp3, OF course and your in
please address FRANCIS W. - TRpSHS. President. or
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. EmiFrant Aid
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