New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
II o NJ L s 7 o X A l. -
III THE AMERIcAN EMIoRANT AID AND HOME.

STEAD CONTAIN having IL, hesdqusrer lie the City Of
collecting information from a. p.r Of he cosa;fy wh ss,s
desirable sno, nsy be had low prices snd 20
rurcAsse improve IL has teea sieet P-fecins .
srIsPfI and ece.R esHes 10 G selection en-
bacIs One Million Acres Of ehesR wild 'Is. u,,n
soe improved mainly In the State. Of 'crs rehnyE
vsns Tennessee and Missouri and il viii '0on efea - opera
tioIs into other States -. ..., ~ IN,
CON pscy settled States aud sections 10 The hives oi
and who nroDs our cities and hive IN coaa s.a
enable dread that panic peseno- rersi1n or SONS
the ohsnnels q trade nay 81 any onen apve
now while you may seek home where such Penis are ua
hpSwn d, r.,o,,,,A o., our.s...r, with
those who have large tracts for s u evey Pst tLe
bat our sop K. mr Sss md Mn vae
especially prefers this time remarkable nduoem-nfs to lun
Ian, Her climate tsprs , s.a g "a .r be. sna
desiTsby 1ubeTed than almost any ne" STATE i uavs
prcu,ion Of the most valuable mnera.-Cos ron Salt Copper
lcse the Sstehss expended large sans II en-
saes ao. every county siiLa ride either
esports Of the great inland cite. OF Cincinnati f.oursn
improved far cheaper th. day n the Mother Of State.
sTd filed with accessible Coal or Iron Ore. covered with choice
Timber and lent alike for Grain and Grsss fr. aud Roots
b S.e1 80 sas s ga. as & Ss
CITY 70, : s' S ar IS, q ns .us
Of the most inviting field. for industry and enterprise on h
Continent. The climate is saiaeriou: aad heathil IL s
adapted all Agricultural pursuits Us rGmproyed Lads Is
Meadows producing nutritious Grass The Warmer eau have rs
PRODUCTS on sipbad n hours srd buy his Grtcrrios
bry Goods, etc at home cheap 10 New osl'nd
Yet sell him good Lahds with perfect tes g. from oHe
10 three dollars per acre. $500 80
long uncu a,ed and which keeps then Ia market AZ
bare fraction Of their intrinsic vauetnst Of Slavery This
Company has only deal with institution sub.istins
wbose character has control But
say all confidence intending settlers Slavery in Virginia
should longer bndrance 10 settlement
your part That grand discovery Of age CoscERTED IN
L. heads families including farmers necsnics nie &c,
take together and resolve 10 seek and rore eligible
homes company Let om clubbing L' means send two OF
such lands prepared 10 Sc" them
Let these delegates after sufficient SCRUTINY buy from five to
twenty thousand body embracing all the good points
they require then let them survey the whole INTO farms sno ~
and hese auction 10 the highest DID
a the company not. Each member
will entitled return In land or money Of the sum
previously contributed by him TO the company funds, ana 20 ~.
proportion any profit realized from the transaction Thus the
npsny will form sort Of spontaneous townshp with M loads
bridges stores schools church. &C. substantially sNcr the New
Ensano pattern Such location may EASILY be msa-suoh
into such Slavery will have neither petext nor arse
Thus before steady aud coPins nhuH OF free Labor
immigration, Slavery quietly end gradually dapPes' %noS,
CONFUSION heart burning and the settlers WIZ hnd theii
property quadruped by the single act Of settlement
Young Of the Free State. glorious opens before
you. We prefer you cheap land ample timber niia ana
climate absolute immunity from thu dread OF saw
and depedecn adaptation 10 all the grams grasses
and temperate with ready aecesto amp" arc
erable land In Virginia has never been turned BY Po~
while much Of the good ands generously productive now
but neagery Coed treatment will readily and cheapy re-
store them their pristine fertility No stronger induceinto
industry no better opportunities TO hsw on. certain cnpc-
encc nobeI heaer ior exeTon, pFoheed anywhere on
Garth
s Enclosing postage stamps Of counsel and inquiries shall
be answered as far as practicable , ,o,,,,
Please address FRANCIS w. TAPPAN, President, or JOHN
c. UNDERWOOD, General Agent Am. EmiTant Aid aud
Hou,estead Company No. l+s Broadway. New York