Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-05
Homes For AL.

FTNIIE AMERICAN ENIIGRANT AND HOMESTEAD
/ COMPANY, having it, headquarters in the city
Of New York has Bren organized for the sole and def
mite purpOIa collecting information from all parts
The country wherein desirable lands may be had AZ
low prices. commenting Ius" lands I" tile atteit
ton and favor of all who may he nihcGi I" PutcS]
improve them. 1t has been silently periectinS as
arrangements and correspondence for more than ear
past; until it is ready To- offer u settlers rang
for selection, embracing more than One MILLION Acres
of cheap wild Lands with some improved farms NANNY
in the States of Virginia, Pennsylvania Tennessee ana
Mis- souri,; and it will soon extend its operations into
other States.
10 omigrants from Europe, to the energetic Young
men our COmpactIy settled States and sections, tt
the hives OF mechanics ana iahoreES VINO thIons our
cities and live in constant and Reasonable dF'h ts
panic pcstleuce, revuOn or SOME alteration
in the channels of trade. may at any moment deprive
them of employment AMI their families oi Dreal; W"
say. resolve while you may To seek home "iiero
such perilS unknown
We to sell lands. well a. negotiate Tor Pur-
chasers with those who have large tracts for sale IA
every part of the Union: but our attention - l"T1
especially directed to neigboTiig StateSN irgnia.
Kentucky, Tennessee and Missouri. NIRGISIA espc-
ciHy p-offers this time remarkable inducements 10
Immigrants Her climate is temperate aud genial
the Peach. the Apple the Pear the Grape. alike thrive
in tit is far better and de=irIhiy Ti;i''-rel
than almost any new Stale: its navisbIe rivers amt
innumerabc. available streams, wuterpowcr. AMI pro-
fusion of the valuable minerai+-Coal Iron salt
Copper Ec.-arr unsurpaSsei tho state ll1 expended
large sums in constructing Canals and iiHiir ads acF'
its entire breadth which place almost every crilHtI
within few !Ours' ride either OF its soTs or oi Tie
great inland cities of Cincinnati Pittsburgh Wheeling
Louisville &c; yet fertile inviting land whcther I'M
proved new i r cheaper tS day in tile Mother ~.
states. than IL Is in Minnesota OF oregon No ".FS
else on earth can lands hiie win hcce'-inie -" "r
Iron covered with choice TIMBER and excellent
alike for Grain and r:,ss Fruit and E''s lac obt.,us'!
80 chcapy a. IN Old virginia: While u men oil Clh-
siderable sell good farms an6-: within
sight Of Washington City for less shan the fair cost OF
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present
Of the most inviting fields for Industry 81" enter
prise on this continent. Tho climates salulTi"us and
helthful. Tie soil il lnptel TO all agricultural par
suits Its UniinprOYc Lands are cONcrc! with useful
Timber or present natural openings, AMI Mes,iw-
tTVs SAT
products shphuaTd in 80 hours afil en- hay hi'
Groceries. Dry Goods. etc. ar home. clraPas any
with perfect titles nj from to three dollars per acre"
A word TO the single objection wLici, has kept
these lands long uucultvate and which ttci'5
them in the nArket"t bare traction ~ their
YRlue-Thnt of slavery. This Company las only Z"
deal with any institution substituting !trtr oyer
whose existence or character II has no cuhtF" l'.
say in all confidence tn intending settlers Slavery
in Virginia need not and should not serve longer a.
lnir1tnc" to settlement on Your ltIt. Ihhl Siihd
discovery of orr age C0.CENTR ArGp IMMIGRATION PT"-
ticnlly dSposss Of i; far y'u concerned LIT
heals III Ilinii.'I ncln,; ITlHeiH 'ctLtiic- mt
lcTs &c. take counsel together and resolve To seek new
AMI more eligible homes in company. Let tltn club
bling their send two Of their number {" look ~
such lands prepared t" sell them. Let these
"lcsltcS- after sufficient scrutiny buy from five TO
twenty Thousand acres in body embracing, ali tie
good points they require. then LEI them survey te
whole into farms nm! lots Of convenient size and pC'
these up at auction t. The highest bidder whether
member Of the company not. Each member will.
Of he entitled To return in iaud NJ money Of
tie "ynII-y contributed by him to II e c"nIpr
from ino transaction. Tins the Company w!ll FORM
sort "f spontaneous township. with - ROAD, bridges.
stores. schools church. SC-- substantially after the New
En.Ini Pattern sue" location may e;G-:iy lie ni7si-
-uC already. in fat exists III every county ~: Viz
gniI above tie-yyItrr and into suci. Slavery
will have neither preteSt desire enter The city
81 Wheeling. the QuakeT portion az LnUi"n Comfy.
not to speak % new experiments fairly eNemPlfy
the law hers indicate. Thus, before steady and
Cupous influx of FrCc-LGbur immigration, Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without covui>i" "r
hcaTs BURNING. and the settlers VIII ni their property
IUIiruplel by the single act Of settlement
Young OF the Free States. glorious career
opens before YOU. Wc prefer ycu cheap land ample
timber heatl,ful climate, absolute immunity from
the dread of savage incur-ion ard depreciation,
adaptation all T" grains. grasses and fruits "f tlo
temperate with ready access tn ample and renu
lucrative markets all TlIi- day than
half tlc arabic land in Virginia has been turned
ly Pow while much Of the good lands once Erner-
"usly productive is but n'etEeTiy food treat
ncnt will readily and clteaIy restore them 10 their
pristine fertility. No stronger Inducements To ndu--
try. noueE theatre for esertiou il preferred any
where earth.
Call and SEQ maps, descriptions, surveys, etc
write tcnclOsin, postage stamps. of course
and your Inquiries shall be answered - far practi
cable.
Please allIes+ FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President
or JOHN G. UNDERWOOD. General Agent Am. Emil
grant Aid and Homes Com pany. No. lag Broadway
New York. jesse II