Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-10
HOMES E0R Am

THE AMERICAN EMIGRANT AID AND HOMESTEAD
been ORGANIZED for the sole and definite
Of collecting nIoTmas!on rom an parts arts Of the s3untT
mendng those lands the attention ard favor of all who
silently psrfectin S correspondence for
than year past until is ready to offer to
tiers for selection embracing than One Million
Aerss Of cheap Wild lands With improved farms main
Missouri and it will extend its operations into other
States.
compacy settled States and sections the hives
mechanics and laboreTs who trong our cities in
revulsion, alteration in the channels of rade
at moment deUrTe them of employment and their
seek home where such perls are unknown.
We mean to sell well as negotiate for purchasers
hc EnioS Int omr aenon il noT snecaiiv drsced TO
the ns~bornc statssVirsnia RentScky tennessee and
Missouri VIRGISIA especially prUGerS at this time remarka-
genal-the Peach, Apple, Pear the Grape, alike
than almost any States t' navgab!e rivers md nnu
merabe available streams watsrpower and DrofuSion Of
unsurpassed the State has expended large in
structins Canals and Railroads its entire breadth,
Sinnat PHsbnrgh. Wheeling, IorisyIe &C.: vet fertile,
nyn. land whether nInroyed or new far cieapcr This
day in the Mother of States than tits in Minnesota Ore
gon: No where else earth lands filled with acces
bic Coal Iron Ore covered with choice Timber and
tanned cheapy in Old virginia. while to Of
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
Washington City for less than the fair cost Of improve
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present some
% the most inviting fields for industry enterprise
this Continent The climate is saubrious and heathIu Its
soil is aapted to all pursuits It's unimproved
Openings and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods, home, cheap
onein New England sci, him good Lands,
word as to the single Objection which has kept these
bare traction Of cir intrinsic TsiusEtSat Of
Slavery. This Company has onyto deal with any nsiitu
settlers Saverw in Virrnta need not and sod mot sr
g q on mart hat
grand discovery Of CONCERTED IMAIGRTroS pract
of families, including farmers, mechanics mlers
counsel ogetl"er and resolve to and egi-
send two of their humber look at such lands
prepared to sell them Let these delegates after sufficient
scrutiny buy from five twenty thousand in body,
embracing all the good points they require then let them
survey the whole into farms and lots of convenient Size and
put these at auction to the highest bidder whether
member of the company not. Euchmeuer will.
ously contributed by him tn" company's funds, to
his proportion Of any profit realized from the transaction
township with its roads, bridges stores schools, church,
Such location easily be mndc-such already, in fact,
exists in every of Virginia tide.water
sire to enter The city of Wheeling the Quaker portion
eXSmPlfy the law We here Indie e Thus, before steady
am. coptous influx Of Frcrl"hor immigration, Slavery
and the win nd &eir pToper
quaaruped by the siagle act Of settlement.
Young of the Free States a glorious career oncns
before YOU We proler you cheap land, ample timber,
the Tread Of sayae s HGSOe mummy ION even
to MI the grains, ana fruits of temperate
ready access to ample and rcunerave markets at ali
seasons This l"v, than half the arabic land in Tir
GINA has never been turned by plow, willie much Of the
COCA lands generously productive Is but
~ So Good treatment will readily and cheapiy
them to their pristine fertility No stronger Inducements
to Industry nober theatre for exer,ton proere
where earth.
70 US leIeTsng postaEe stamps, of cOarse and In
Please address FRANCIS w TAPPAS President or
JOHN c. UNDERWOOD. General Agent AM EmiErant Aid
and Homestead Company, No. 146 broadway, New York
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