Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-30
.onnes For All.


COMPANY, having its headquarters In the Clty
OF New York has been OTaized for the sole and dcH
mite purpose Of collecting trOl all parts o.
the country wherein desirable lants may be had AZ
low prices and commanding those lands to the atten-
tiOn aud favor Of all who may be induced to purchase
or improve them. IL has been silently perectnS its
and correspondence for more than year
past; until t Is ready to offer To settlers range
GIr ssIection embracing more than One Million Acres
of elleap wild lands with some improved farms mainly
in the States of Virginia Pennsylvania Tennessee and
Mis- sOuri and 1t will extend its operations into
other States.
To emigrants from Europe, to the energetic young
men Of our cOmpaCtly settled States and seetiOns to
the hives Of mechanics and IabOrers who trOng 0ur
cities aud live in constant md reasonable dread that
manic DeStilence reVulStOn or some alteration
them Of employment and their families Of bread
say resolve while you nys 70 seek home where
We mean to se Isnds AS we'll as negotiate for pur-
chasers with those who have large tracts for sale in
every part Of the Union; but our attention u HEs
especially directed to the ghbOrny
Kentucky. Tennessee and Missouri. YIRGGELA e5Pe-
cially prOsTsat this time remarkable indueeentS 70
immigrants. Her climate l. temperate AMI genial
the Peach the Apple the Pear. the GTape alike thrive
In tit "a far better and more destrably IinlDeTe
than almost any new State; its naVIgable and
tnnumerable available streams, wlterpOWeT and pro
fusion of the most valuable minerals-COal Iron Sal
Copper &c-are unsurpassed; the State has expended
IaIge in constructing Canals and Railroads across
its entire breadth. which place almost every county
within few hOurs ride either its seapOrts or Of the
great inland cities Of Cincinnati Pittsburgh Wheeling
Louisville &C.. yet fertile inviting land. whether i'm
proved new il Ear cheaper this day in the Mother Of
States than IL Is in Minnesota Oregon. No Ulloro
else 0n earth can lands ei with accessible Coal
IrDn Ore c1verel with choice Timber, and excellent
alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and ROots be obtained
% cheapy rs in Did Virginia; while to men Of con-
siderable means sell good farms almost within
sight Of Washington City for less than the fair cost OF
The 'rABLt: LANDS Of EAST TENNESSEE present
Of the inviting fields for industry and enter
prise this Continent. The climate Is salubEOus and
hellthfuI The soil is adapted to all agricultural pur
suits. uuimproVed Lands covered with useful
Timber. present natural openings, and NleaiIGws
nF,r fuefn
products shipbOaTd in so hours and can buy his
irOccres. Dry Goods etc nj home as cheap as any
in New England. Yet, sell him gu'd Limbs
with perfect titles Mt from to three dollars per acre
4 word as to the single objection which has kept
these lands long uncutivate and which now Keeps
them in the market bare fraction Uf their intrinsic
vaIue-That of Slavery. This Company has only to
lenl with any institution substituting fact, over
whose existence character Il has no control. But
in all confidence TO inteUdtnH settlers slavery
in Virginia need not and should not serve longer n
Iindrnnce to settlement ON your part That grand
discovery of CONCENTRATED IHIGRA ATOM pro
heads of families including farmers mechanics mit-
IerS &C. take counsel together and resolve To seek new
aud more eligible homes in company Let them club
hing their means send two of their number 70 look at
such lNndS prepared to sell them Let these
delegates after sufficient scrutiny, buy from hye to
twenty thousand acres in a body embracing All the
good points they require then let them survey the
whole into farms and lots of convenient size and put
these mn ut auction to the highest bidder. whether
member of the company not Each member will,
If he entitled to return. IN land or money OF
tile sum previously contributed by him to the cunIIa-
the transaction. Thus. the Company will form
sort Of spontaneous township. with its rns bridges
stores schools church. &C. substantially after the New
England Pattern. Such location may easily be made
such already. in fact exists in every county Of NiT
ginia above tide-W0ter: and into such Slavery
will have neither pretext desire tn enter. The city
IF Wheeling the Quaker portion Of LOudon County.
not to speak Of experiments fairly eXemplfy
the law hero indicate. Thus, before steady and
copinus influx of Free-LabOr immigration. Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without covulsinn
heart burning and the settlers will ind their property
Iutdrupled by the single act Of settlement.
Young men of the Free Statesl \ glorious career
opens before yOu. We prOffer You cheap land ample
timber. hellthful climate absolute immunity from
the dread of savage incursiOn and Depreciation
adaptation to all the grains grasses and fruits IT ths
temperate with ready to ample and remu
lucrative markets ut all This day than
half the arabic land in Virginia has never been turned
by pillow while much Of the good lands once Eener-
nusly productive Ia now but meageTly Good treat
ment will readily and cheaply restore them to their
pristine fertility. No stronger inducements to indus
try nObIer theatre for exeFtiOn, is pFOhered any
| where elrth.
Call and see our maps descriptions Eurveys- ETC..
write to us fencNsing postage staHps Of cOurse)
and your inquiries shall be answered far practi
cable
| Please address FRANCIS W. TAPPAN, President.
| or JOHN G. UNDERWOOD General Agent Am. Emil
grant Aid and Homestead Company, No. 14s broadway,
New York. je25H59 "