Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-23
MIsCELLANForIo''
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NE AMEEICAN EMIGKiNT NNn,,..,..
COHtIANN, having lis Lead, ,,,,t, NV tSfit,
ct New York l.;,> been crxa,,.,l q. IL ~
mt" r"rl"'S-"t c"Iivrlilts infr,u,I,,,': ,'i' ~
Inc country wherein desirable land 'r,i Ifl.
low prices, and commanding those I,,,! To- /
ti"it ami la'"r OF all vii" MAY lie iuIurcl - 'ta
"t i"'Fr"\' ITEM Ii has been silently , .. tts.
arrangements and CORES uuicl,r. lN''"I
past; until ii is ready i,,,f, '''i, ''7int
lCI S"'cN'l"il; embracing nuTV than IIu V.',AtS.
VI cheAp wid lands with some imr.r,,v,,I '" a.
W;','; vi 'AEinla- f"nisN lVunia Ten,
other States. Nv Us "l'NIAiJ,l +,
I" emisr1"ts from Europe. To tit, ,n,r.,.,
men OF "nr c"mlacily settled States and s $50 y
the hives of mechanics ai,,s ta..rrr ~ '''i't.
cities and live i'll constant and rra.IT 'hi's -f
pane or IcstIlencc, war, reVulsinu ar 'i'"d Ia,
IN the channels "t trade, may. any n,,,,
them oil employment and their a,iiI,, ,'lJ,,
say. resolve now, while yuU NAV VI hte-'a.
such rcrils are unknown lie VII
We mean to sell lands. rs we'll AS ,....,.
cMtssrs with those VIII" have large rf,t. ''V i
every part of the Union; hu: our aft, o.. ID
especially dircCtE't to theme islhorr ,'' l. L..
Kentucky. Tennessee. and Missouri ~ Nl'Sa.,
cialy pr"ticrs at this time remarkable 1-
Immigrants: Her climate is ,rrIrra ''eni,t
The PraclI, the Apple the Pear. ihG,.r,, r'It
IN lit is far bette: and more ,,siI,I, ~ Inn
!lHt' IiIiSst any new Sta.'; its nnvisaI, - ~
innWM"iaGIc. available siI r;,l.,> '"t> zr.
fusion Of tile most valUnblemi:.cra,>-t, aAil r-
Copper Sc.-are unsurpassed: the Star. g. |s'.
lnA:sc sums in constructing Canals and II M 4r
ITS "Htlre breadth. which place almost ~. d.,
NlthIn lew hours ride. cit her of il - t'tks
great inland cities of Cincinnati risLr
Louisville &C.; yet fertile inviting lani -, H-
proved or new. Is trcheaper this day in ;l N - Ia
states than II Is in Minnesota or ,,r,., ''yI :
else ." earth can lands fllrI with l,r,sT '''f-
Iron Ore. covered with choice Timber AM
'He 4oF "E''in ana GraSS- Fruit AMI l;,-ll, b.
SO cHe'I'IN ;'H III Ola NIrSinin; while 10 mo, l.
siderable means We can sell good farm, ,I,n
siSht "f Washington City FOR less than I c vi
the improvements. ''' ."' 'r'
The TABLE LANDS "r EAST TENNESSEE,
some Of the most inviting fields f,r " PIC
prise on this Continent Tie rl,n,ti' '1' mi
h":I'ihfnl. The soil is adapted TO ali
SMitS. us nnlhIl'ruvcd Lands covered VIII
.n'''nSL, or Present natural openings aal NJ
producing nutritious Grass Tie farmer ''''.''
products ON shipbVarl i'll 30 hour, nIni @ - ~
groceries, Dry Goods. etc. 1T home, a. ,l,,, -
one i'll New England. Yet. We c;tlsell lin, .'
WIN IcrNct titles. nj from "nr To- ihrr, H. N '
word as tn the single objection ,yIiI ,.' -
THESE ithtsS aoI"ng Uncnltivatrl. and ,vi.,, 'r
'Hril III the market ut hare frictiurof Ilrir
T"iHe-ih'tt of Slavery. This Cnn,an, b,.I.
deal with any Institution a. :, Su,Ii,uti,,. ny
who's" "Ni>tclc" or character it lr:,, mo- '''
We say III all confidence 10 intending settler L"
IN Virginia m". not and SHOULD .,,t rx, 4, mn
n!llHf;'htc 10 settlement Your part rn,,, 49,,
~ "st 't2c tMMuE,
u''li!E u'SI"SrS al 1t 81 Etra~ Vol ar. ,,,arr
he;Ils I'll lhinilcS inclnling farmers, l,.J,,,,. 80
l'F N' t'h" counsel together and resolve .t @
anu more eligible homes in company Let then, Ia
S"Sh !"|@ "a. w" ar" prepared L, >!l ,l"nA H. ~
leleSueS. after sufficient srrm'iry lnly fran, .
'"'llIE Thousand acres i'll a body. clulr,,i.,. ,t
Sn"'i I'nhis they require, then let them .r,, -,
Wi"ie INT" farms and lots Of convenient -i,.
ths>" ni' ut auction Ia the highest bidder vi ,r
member al the c"mpany"r not. Each lucnil,er ri
"i course he cutitlrd t"t return il Ia.,i = mon,
the SlliiI previously contributed hv him IN ilr
ny ltih!S, AMI 1" his proportional any ,r n,
from the transaction. Tins tI, Cu,nr.,i,, vii -
sort al spontaneous township with its r,r,l Lrff
torres. S!Lnul~. "hHrclI Sc- >u> tutial!, after .h N,
England Pattern. Such . i,s4,iinn may .e,iI, It
-'"th "irfttN. III fact. rNi>- in every county al H.,
ginI't above tidc-watcr; AMI into such :, ,,u SI,,
VIII nave neither pTctcNt desire m ,utrr TI,.,
ut W Wheeling, the Quaker petition VI I.,uI,n Cnuu,
NOT 20 speak 0t new experiments f,iry rXrru.lifr
tn" law we here indicate. Thus. before. steady
coI'inus influx of Free. Labor Immigration Si,,,
quietly AMI gradually disappears without ,vrI.iu,
heart-hnrnliIS and tn" settlers will hl i!rir ,rrty
uIIhdrnplrtl Icy the sing act III ntti.InCut
+ Young ln"n of til" Free states, u glorious career
opens hctIr" y"u. W" irn,y Van cl.y, E,nI .,p,lr
timber. hctitfml climrtc absolute Immunity If ,r,
even the dread nt -nrn.s' rursnn :t'I lcrsl,tian
adaptation I" all the grains grasses and fruit uf III,
temperate zone with r.tly ample AMI r,n,
nerltiNc markets at all Seasons This day III r. tn ,
half the arabic land in Virginia has never been turll
hNa plow while much If the ;n." lan. ,.,, .oprr.
OuSIy productive is now but mclgrrv So Coed tr..
meht Will readily and cIcrily rc>tnre them Their
pristine fertility. M stronger Inducements To- ifr.
try. no nohlcr theatre for .Xcrtio is pruicr,,l ana,
wlIcr" EARTH
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Please a,ldIoss FRANCIS W. TAPpAN. President
| or JOHN C. UNDERWOOD. General Agent Am Emf
grant Ai'lan'l Homestead Company No ~ I;r,uu IL
| New York. les 'iriv