Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-05
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NE iIs.4 AMERICAN ENlIGEANT AND HolESit,t.
y COMPANY, having ifs IleadquaritI> itJ n ~,
Ot New OrS, lAs bren Organized iur Il
hitc pose OF collecting Information fril all
Tue country wherein desirable lands may H. IN =
low prices, anu commenting thUre luns iu 10
tlon and favor of all who may be induced: 70
or improve them. II has been silently
geuents aud corrtSl Iuiidece for rit,rr a
past; until 1t * ready TO offer to settler. =
LOT sStSctAOn, embracing than Onv Aiii,
o. Sne3 MlId lans WIFE some improve
9the states Of llgllia PCnnsy lNiu.iR Ieiile,..
Slis souri,; and it will extend its
other StattS. 80 ~ 'Ht'
To cuiigrants from Europe. to th,. cperp-tir ~,
men 81 our cumlactly settled Suites aud Srctiyis
the hives Of mechanics aud lalOrcrs " no ibf,5r
citles and live IN constant and reasonable dread tl,
kHSnlcOr Pestleure- war revulsiou or Kl,, ,it-ti
in the ellallIelaof trade may. al any m0lre,,, 5
mem oi employment and their families Of bread. VIZ
such perils are unknown 'e
we meNnto sell lands. we'll rs negotiate for 1,ur
e!sers with these who have large tIa(s for sail; ia
pr! ol me Union; but our attention is more
directed tn StaIts-V
Aentncky Tennessee. Nnd Missouri. VIEcISlA S..f,,S
slii pTclierS at this time 10
IltF climate Is temperate and genial
tue Peach the Apple the Pear tic Crane, thrive
IN lit is fur better aud more lesirnblv inlet3
tilnn almost any new St9,e: It's nnyiy,IIS ,xrS
available streams er-IowrT and Iro.
fusion OF the most valuable uli.icral-,ual Ir,nSalt
copper &carc unsuF pakEetl: the State lias Xuendn6
tBe kaus til constructing CRnatA aud reads across
~ en'lFs hreNdi which place almost evCly county
1tin lew honss ride. either of lis OF ~
great inland citca OF Cincinnati litthburgh Wheeling
&c: YET fertile, inviting land, whether rl-
proved or new is cheaper this DAY in the Alnthcr M
Statea than II is ia Minnesota or Oregon M where
else on earth Lands nlIe with nccFTih lr C,,I -
iron Ore coTeted with choice Timber anu exceIlcri
alike fOr Grain and Grass Fruit and Roots
In Old Virginia: while to Iueit Of con-
siderable means We can sell good farms almost within
the improvements. 80 "
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSE E present
some OF the must inviting fields for industry aud
prise on This Continent. Tho. Clinl els saiulriou al
hesitlfl. The soil is adapted all agiiCultutsl1r
sDtts ltE uniInpTOVed Lands are cVyertsf " I'M
producing nutritious Grass. The farmer can have, ,s
products sliphoard in 80 hours and CIR buy his
Groceries, Dry GUO,ls. etc, at home Cl.t3p any
one in New England. Set.Hc sell him I5-1I Land,
with perfect titles from tiIree liar me-
A word Rs to the single objection which hns kept
these lands so long unCultvatcd aud Wici hon E,rI-
them IN the nlarkctat bare their 1T Tiisc
EaAnt-Ihat of Slavery. This Company has only IL
deal with any institution substituting fact iyrr
W4"'se existence or clIHr;lrter 1t has ltt
We say in all confidence Intending settlers slavery
IN rSinia need not and Should serve longer MS "a
niudrNrSe to settlement Your part. THAT grand
ticlly disI0Scs of it Tar ts you arc concerned Let
heads of families. including farmers. mechanics l:-
&C. lake counsel together and resolve seek
and more eligible homes in company. Let them clul,-
bng their means, send twu of their number 1 look al
such lands as we are prepared to sell tlcm. Let these
Delegates after sufficient scrutiny, buy from five 10
twenty thousand acres in body embracing NIL the
good points they require then let them survey tr
whole into farms and lots of Convenient sfzr and t
these up ut auction to the highest bidder whether a
member OF the company not. Each member will,
OF course be entitled to return, in land or Ianey OF
the SUM previously contributed by him tile comps
funds aad to his proportional any profit realized
from the transaction. Thus the Company will form
sort of spontaneous tuwnslp with its roads bridges
stores. schOOs. church. &C.. lstnninlyaf er the Now
England Pattern. Such location may easily be made
such already in fact, exists III every couMtyOf Nir-
ginia above tiae-wNer: and into such one Slavery
Will have neither pretcxt desiretO enter Tile citY
OF Wheeling, the Quaker portion of Iloudon County
not to speak of new experiments. fniTly exennlify
the law we here indicate. Thus. before steady ami
coptOns influx of Free-Labor immigration. Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears. without covulssn "
he3rt-nrnS and the settlers viii find their property
qundrlpletl by the single act Of settlement.
Dung men of the Free States! Il glorious caTeSr
opens bCfOre yUW. We prner You Cheap tlnl ample
timber e1lthful climate absolute immunity rnlit
even the dread of savage ncnrsiOn nnl depreciation
adaptation to all the grains grasses AMI friits If the
lucrative markets az all This ny more thSp
half the arac land in Virginia has never heep tnr,le
by llow while much Of the good lands once cpner
ousy productive, ID now hut meagcrlyso Good treat
mpnt will readily and cheapIY restore them to their
pristine fertility No stronger inducements to indus
try, no noher theatre for rxcrtiO is pr5eretl any
where on earth.
Call md sec Onr maps descriptions, surveys, etc..
or write to (enclnsinR postage stamps of cnurse
and your inquiries shall be rs far ms practi-
cable.
Please address FRANCIS W. TApPAN, President.
or JOHN G. UNDERWOOD. General Agent Am. PM
grant Aid and Homestead Company, Nos1I6 HroatNay,
New York. fe25I59 "