Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-02
HOMES EOR AL.

AMERICAN EMIiRANT AID AND dOM6SEElNO
York has been for the sole and definite purpose
wherein ,esiraHe lands may had at low prices, and
endInk oselands to the attention and favor Of all who
may be induced purchase improve them has been
until it Is now ready to offer to set
tiers range embracing than One Million
Acres Of cheap Wild lands with some
States of Virginia. PennsyTans, Tennessee and
Missouri and will extend Its operations into other
To Immigrants from Europe to the energetic young
comPactY settled States and sections to the hives OF
constant and reasonable dread that panic or pestence
reYuson alteration in the channels OF trade
.sl Fam b o. be s, s5y nsT{l. srs nD1oTn
We sell ands We negotiate for purchaserI
with those who have large tracts for SALE In every part oil
the neighboring satesvrgina Kentucky, and
Missouri TIRo1NIA especially proes at this time remarks
SenIathe Peac the Apple, the Pear, the Grape alike
than almost statei its narGabe rivers and nnu
merable available streams and Profus9n OF
unsurpassed the Stnte has large sums In
stEneng Canals and Railroads aHE9ss It's entire
either of Its seaports of the great inland cities Of Gin
Inviting land whether improYed or new far cheaper this
day IL the Mother of States than is in Minnesota or Ore
Bile Coal orion Ore covered with choice Timber and e
tanned cheaply Old Virginia; while Of
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
inviting fields industry and enterprise
this Continent The climate Salubrous and heahu Its
T.is ~ tb ,saFi T; D. rssant 1at"rS
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
armet have his products hpboard in 80 hours and
can buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc., at home cheap
as any one in New Eogland can sell him good Lands
with perfect titles at from one to three dollars per acre
word the single objection which has kept these
market at bare fraction Of their Intrinsic vaue-at Of
Slavery This Campany has only to deal with insttu
settlers slavery in Vlts6a need not and Should not serve
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grand discovery of our CONCERTED pract
of families including farmers mechanics ers &C. take
counsel togeser and resolve to seek and .ls
BILE homes In company Let them, clubbing their meanF
send two of their humber to look ut such lands
embracing all the good point they require then let them
put these up auction to the highest bidder, whether
member Of the company not Each member wnf course
ously contributed by him the company's funds, and to
his proportion any profit realized from
township, with its roads, bridges stores Schools church,
Such location may easily be nade-such already, in fct,
exists in every county Of Virginia above tidewater and
into Guch one, Slavery win have neither lretextaor de-
sire to enter The city of Wheeling the Quaker portion of
exemplify we here inic'te. Thus before steady
and copious influx of FreeLabor Immigration, Slavery
and the settlers will find their property
quaarupled by the single act of settlement.
Young of the Free States glorious career
before yOu We prefer yOn cheap land, ample timber
OF savage depreciation ptation
to all tine grans and fruits OF temperate
with ready ample and markets
This DAY. more than half the arabic land in Viz
good lands generously productive
" Good treatment will readily and cheaply
them to their pristine fertility. No Inducements
to Industry nobIer theatre for exerton proered any
where earth.
Call maps. descriptions surveys etc. or write
to (encIosing postage OF courss your
quires shall be answered as far practicable.
Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President, or
JOIN c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. Emiprant Aid
and Homestead Company, No. 146 Broadway New York.
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