Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
Homes Fol. All.

YUlIIE AMERICAN ENIEGEANT AND HOMESTEAD
i COMPANY. having its heAdIu"g,srs IN the City
of New York has boon ure,auized tor re sole and eii
nite purpose Of collecting information fTum all parts OF
the country wherein desirable lands may be hi ut
low Dries and commencing those lands the atten-
tOn and favor Of all who may be n'lucs To purchase
Improve them. 1t has been silently Periecting ITS
aran ements aud correspondence for than year
past until it is ready TO oder T., sSS!efs range
for selection. embracing more than One Wilton Acres
Of cheap wild lands with some improved arms n"ilIy
in the States of Virginia, Pennsylvania tennessee AMI
Mis- souri,; and it will soon extend its operations INFO
other States.
To cmigrants from Europe, 70 ire energetic young
Of -c0mPactly settled stat a sections, to
the hives of mechanics and laboI ~ who thronS our
cities and live in constant AMI On Die dread ttat
panic pestilence, revu- or mo alteration
in the channels of trade, may, al any moment deprive
them of employment and their hntlic vol tre9d; We
say, resolve while you may, to seek Iome where
such perils unknown.
We mean to sell lands we'll negotiate for puT-
chascrs with those who have large tracts for sale, IN
every part of the Uninn hut our attention - mere
especially directedto the gb1ltn state5-N sina'
Kentucky. Tennessee and Missouri NIRGISIA e-pc-
ciay proffers at this time remarkable tndu ement5 to
immigrants, Her climate is temperate AMI genial
the Peach the Apple the Pear the g, le alike thrive
in tit is far better and more le5iI.;bly Iimbetei
than almost any new State; its nav blo rivers and
innimcrale available streams, Wat' rOweT. AMI pro
fusion Of the valuable niuerasICOat Iron salt,
Copper &C.-rc unsurpassed; the state has eXPcuiei
laE;e in constructing Canals nm lailrus across
its entire breadth which place alAtost every county
within few hours ride etherof - senpJrts or OF the
greut inland cities of Cincinnati pittsburgh Wheeling.
Louisville &c; yet fertile inviting Lamb whether Ini,
proved Is far cheaper this LAY in tho Mother 81
States. than II IL in Minnesota or oregon No WheTe
elsO earth can lands filled with accessible 'tl .
Iron Ore covered with choice Timber, AMI excellent
alike for Grain and irgss Fruit and Roots be obtained
50 cheapy a. III Old virginia; Whis 70 taen OF c'n-
siderable means sell good EIrins almost within
sight of Washington City for less than tine tlir COST Of
the improvements
The TABLE LANDS of EAST TENNESSEE present
Of the inviting fields for Industry and enter
urise ON this Continent The climate - sslubrous and
heathful The soil is adapted to all agricultural Pur
suits Its unimprOVed Lands are covered with useful
Timber. present natural openings, anil Meadows
f IFsNga Ia
proiuciB shipboard in 80 h"GrS and can buy his
Groceries, Dry Goods, etc, at home as cheap any
in New England. Yet, we ~cil him ~ cd iatS
with perfect titles ut from TIN dollar acre
A word to the single objection. which Ia kept
these lands 80 long uncutvaied and which nDF Keeps
them in the market at bare trGin # their intrinsic
valuc-Thst of Slavery. This Conn my has only TO
deal with any institution as sub titutlns fact, over
wlInsc existence or character Il has control. hut
sly in all confidence to intending settlers slavery
in Virginia need not and should MT srINc longer ~
hinirlRce to settlement ON your Part Tirit grand
discovery of our age COScENTR NTED lNNIGill prs
ticGlly di5pOSc5 of II sn tar a. You 1rr rerrn- LIT
hGsldsof families including farUr' in-rilsst Iii
Icrs &c. take counsel together AMI resolve @, go
and more eligible homes in Company. - u'ri.. uh-
hing their means sen two Of Il Of number O. Ik Al
such lands rs we arc prepared to 81! them 10 these
delegates, after sufficient scrutiny, buy rnn htc %
twenty thousand acres in bly,. embracing oil the
good points they require, then let them survey the
Mhoie INTO h'rh! anu i"ts Si '"iNcitet' SIZE A IH'
these up Rt auction to the lIi host bidder, whether
member II the cUnpanyOr not. Each member will,
Of course, be entitled I" return In land or money 81
the previously contributed by him to the compa
lITii. ami To his proportions al any prDnI TelZeu
from the transaction. Thus, the Company will form
sort IF spontaneous township with its roIis bridges
stores, 5GfOol5 church &C.. substantially after te New
England Pattern. Such location may easily lie male
such already. in fact exists in every county Of NiT-
ginia above tide-watcT and into such ono. Slavery
win have neither prceNt desire to enter The city
of Wheeling the Quaker portion e Liulon County,
not 10 speak of experiments. fairly cXcmplify
the law here indicate. Thus. before steady and
cupious influx of Free-LNbnr immigration. Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without covuiSinn nr
heart burning. and thc settlers will u their property
q;adiuPled by the single act Of settlement
Young men of the Free States! glorious career
opens before Won. We proifcr You cheap land ample
timber eathful climate, absolute immunity from
the dread of incurSiun and depreciation,
adaptation 10 all the gains grasses aH fruits 81 the
temperate zone, with ready 10 ample AMI remu-
neg,tVe markets at all This day. than
half the arabic land in Virginia has been turned
by pIuw willie much Of tho good lands gcner-
ously productive is lint meaCerly Cool treat
ment will readily and chehpy reStore Them to tcir
pristine fertility No stronger Inducements TO indus
try ncber theatre for eXerttpn is prUfiered any
wher" earth.
Call and maps, descriptions. frrSeys- etc..
write fencloSiHE postage stsnipA Of COURSE
and your inquiries shall bs answered far pTect
cable.
Please address FRANCIS w. TAPPAN. President,
or JOHN c. UNDERWOOD, General AEcn; Am. Emil
grant Aidani Homestead Company, No III BrCadway,
New York. js15'59 ~
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