Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-07
Homes For All.

FENIIE AAIERlCAN EHlNfHANI AMI 1tS'IIE-E-4 Iz.Ab
COMPANY, having It's headquarters IN the city
Of New York, has been organized for thu. sole and d'
mite purpose Of collecting information from all PaTs 4"
the country wherein desirable lands may be hal at
low prices and commencing those lands 20 the ntte
ton of all vino may be inluced to purchase
or improve them. 1t has been silently Irtttttn lis
Arrar eTents and SponteEce for more than year
past; until il is now ready TO offer g. settlers range
for aectibn embracing more tIH Ono Millions Acres
Of Cheap wild lands with some improved farms mainly
in the States Of Virginia pennS yiyNniH TennesSee and
Mis- souri,; and it will extend its operations int"
To emigrants from Europe, to the energetic young
of chmItctly settled States and sssliUnS, 10
the hives OF mechanics and abOreTs WIN thrOnS our
cities and live in constant ami reasonable dread tat
panic uestilence, war, reyulun. some alteration
i'll the channels vi trade may, at any nonient deprive
them Of employment aIid their families Of bread; we
resolve now while To seek home where
such psrils unknown. - s.r. ... 0#
classrs with those who hay" large tracts for sale IN
every part of the Union; but our attention - more
especially directed to the noibortng stattN iIi''
kentucky. Tennessee. and Missouri. NIRGISIN ese-
Gially proffers this time remarkable Inducements IL
immigrants. Her climate is temperate and genial
the Peach the Apple the Pear tho Grape. alike thrive
in tit is far better AMI more deSiraby LInlLrTe
than almost any new State its naVigTLs rivers anil
innumerzbe. available streams, water power, aud pro
fusion Of the valuable minerais-VN Iron F'nt
Cnr:er Scare uusrio. tho state hl- expended
In I. Sims in Canals ar RaiiT,yls
it entire breadth, which piO;c ql'lIp't every comfy
within few hours ride either of it, ,rtS r 81 the
great Uf Cincinnati Pittsburgh Wheeling,
Louisville yet FERTILE inTti ltnis Whetir I'M
proved is far cheaper tiis 'iy la ths Mother 81
States. Khan IL Minnesota OF uFoSOi WHIT
else earth c4.I lands filed with 'f'-'i5ls c't or
Iron Ore. covered with ci.gcs Iiln1er anl excellent
alike for Grain and Grass Frt and R"uts be c6sued
ceaply ~ in OH Virginia; while to men al ;'r-
siderable sci. god farms almost within
sight Of Washington City for less than the fair 'st Of
The FABLE LANDS OF EAST TENNESSEE rrr=eit
Of The hh+r Inviting hrid, fr industry and enter
prise this Continent. The Climates Stinhrinu- hul
heathfIl. The soil is adapted to all agricultural ir
slits Its uuiInprovcd Lands covered with '-etIi
Timber, present untur. openings and Meadows
producing nutritious have -
products on shiPhlnyd in 30 hours AM Gsn hay III
tiroccres Dry Good. at home, eisclI any
one in New England. Yet. sell him good Lands
A word As to the single. objection, which has Kept
these lands lions, and witch now kerry.
them in the TlIt bare ;ttou NJ their intrinsic
yalue-That Of Slavery. This Company has only To-
deal with any Institution substituting fact, over
whose existence character il has control lUts
say in all confidence to intending settlers Slavery
lis Virginia need not and should not serve longer a.
hindI5ynce settlement your part That IsS!id
discovery of CONCENTRATED EMIGRATION iTac-
ticllly spOsc Of It 50 far you concerned Let
heads of families including TURNER'S nlet.aIIie mil
lcTs &C. take counsel together and rGsOiNe To seek new
and more eGibl" homes in company Let them. ciut-
bling tiolE means send ~" u their l" LOOK at
siIch iIIpS are treplrcJi to sell them. Let t-e
Delegates after suiciGnt sGrutiny buy from tve 10
twenty thousand acres in n body embracing All the
good points they rsIuir0, then lot them survey the
whole into farms anil lots of conveIient size and put
these up auction, to the highest bidder whether
member Of the company not. Each member will,
Of course. hc entitled Tc;uTnin land money Of
tue sum praVOusIy contributed by him 10 the Cnnpa
ny funds And TO his proportion Of any profit realized
from the transaction. Thus the Company will form
sort Of spontaneous township with its reads bridge
stores PlIoOls church. Gc after the New
England Pctsrn Such location may easily Le male
-sucl already, in fact eSSt- in every county ~ r-
gnia above tde-water; and into such one Slavery
will have neither pretcXt desire to enter. Tho city
OfE hueIiug, the Quaker portion Of Inudon County,
nOtIto speak IF new experiments fairly eXcnplifV
the Law Iye herr indicate. Thus, sLeT- oy ard
copytts influx of Free-LHtof iInT grafton. slavery
qIe,Iy and gradually Disappears, without s9vusiVn
hu ril ahd theFettlerr viii ind their prpprrty
qualrnp!ed by the single act of settlement.
Young men u tho Free States a glorious career
opens before yon- WefprofeT You cheap land. ample
timber. hcalrlful climate absolute immunity from
the dread Of savage inclIrson ard depreciation,
adaptation 20 all the grains. and fruits ~ tiU
temperate with ready to ample and reiriu
lucrative markets nl seasons. This day. than
half the arabic land in Virginia has never been turned
Ly pillow while much Of the god lands Once eener
bnSly productive isDow but eagcry AGbNd tT.at-
nent will readily and cheaPy restore them TO their
pristine fertility. No stronger inducements To indu
Try, nobeT theatre for cNertiUn. is prUer-d any
where earth.
Call and maps. descriptions surveys. etc,
write to ug EcnclhsiDg POSTAGE stamps Of cdurse
and your Inquiries hall be answer ed Tar pTacti-
cable. s- .
please address FRANCIS W. TArPA,;, President.
or JOHN c, UNDERWOOD. General Agent Am. Emil
grant Aid and Homestead Company No. l+d broadway,
New York. 3D.. a jels-'59 "