Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-06
Homes For All.

rFNlIE AMERICAN Et!lDiANf AND HOME I'D
I COMPANY. hayiul- its headquarters ia the Jity
Of York. La, been ii'zl 2r tie -c AMI ,'rl-
mite purpOss OF collecting Information in al = 90
the country wherein desirable lands ug b. mt NJ
low nrfcts and commenting those lands % ti tS-
ton aud favor OF all who may be induced go frciis-
~ i-Dr5y. Them II rs been silently protecting it.
arrangements and cOTrcsporienc- Tor more ilnr 'T
pact; until IL is ready iouEer - settler. 81 fin-
Jog selection. embracing more tEn One stiilion .r=
cheap wild Ian e. with proved tl-tita mainly
In the States Of Virginia, peHusy Iyli1- Tennessee All
Mis- souri,; and it will soon extend IL operations int"
70 emisrsn:s from Europe, to the energetic yornS
men OF cImplctiy settled sats7 and sections =
the hives OF mechanics AMI llhJrer. who tlrQnS our
cities and live in constant aud reasonable dread t't
panic or pestiIenco- war royusion- some
IN the channels Of trade may, ~ any moment "eFrvs
them Of c.nnl pyncut and ticr fImSs ri hT 10 HEc
sty, resolve while you may, TO seek "a nir where
such periI- unknown.
We mean to ell lands rs well negotiate FOR pur
ChIser- with those who have larlr tracts i1T sale, IN
especially directed 20 te riihl'
Kentucky Tennessee, and Missouri NIEGISIA rspe
callE procrs NJ this time remarkable ii'du elstt7 -
Immigrants. Her climate Is temperate ana sci,ia
the Po.cA, the apple the Pear the IEipe ailEe tri'r
in lit is far better and more dcsiraIly tlnb-rci
than almost any new state; its uaNGihie Tl'eE- an
innuTrerill- vail Die streams. water and Ir-
fusion Of the valuable niiaer1ltl- Iron SAT-
Copper &c,rs urisurpts5; the state has eSic;iel
large Sums latructin Canals and Railroads across
it, entire breadth. which place l,'n3St every county
within .,y hour, ride either -eaort- uf IL"
great I'M Of Cincinnati Pit 5Jursh. Wheeling.
Lyu7ys. &C., vet fertile inviting land, @s;aE i'm
-rysI ar new Il ~ day in lii,. Mother Of
else earth can lands IN d with access bic Coal OF
Iron ore, clvcseI Will c,.l!ca Timber. ai cy-r!lsa,
alike lar ca liE ami GEs- ErGit aG! Roofs Ice asiai't
cheaply in Old Virginia; ysiilo u nca OF g1i;-
siderable means we can ziil good Farm. .i5-t i-'i
sight OF Washington City f5g les th1a the iILr c-t OF
| the improvements
The 4 ULE LANDS Of East TENNESSEE; l-cz.-a;
OF tl,r inviting fields for industry m er.eE-
psise on this Continent The climate Is an
hellthful. The soil IL adapted to al Agricultural pur-
suits. Its uniiaProYea Lands axe covered Win .eilI
Timber or present natural openiuss and Eieil2F.s
producing nutritious Grass Tie ftuer can have his
products =hipboIrd in 30 hours AM can buy h-=
bFOceFe-, DEFY T01ds elc- AZ nome. = cL-' = ~
one in New England. Yet We can ell him E-'l Lands
with perfect title from 20 trcc IaF- acre
word Is u the single Objection which hts Eel't
these lands long uucuiiy4teI and which nov krsI5
them in the market 1t bare fraction Of their intrinsic
vaIue-That of Slavery. This Company has only 20
deal with any institution 4 substituting fact
whose existence character it has NJ control. But
We say il. ALI confidence to intending settlers Slavery
in virginia need not and should not longer 4
jisr1yrv III Cgvr7yTi TED i,r,rIIn M isr-
ticlly dEp0-es Of it So far You concerned Let
heads Of fnliiiea, including larme.s- nleranfc MIL
le-s- &C., take counsel together and rezlve % se now
bling their send two Of Their number 10 iJ II
such lands prepared to sell them Let these
delegates. after sufficient scrutiny, buy from I've 20
twenty thousand acres m o2iy- cinoIl-ln| III ne
good points they require. then Let them 7FirVoy the
whole into farms and los Of convenient size aud pat
these UP ~ auction to the highest p!teT whether
member Of the company not. Each member VIII
the sum previously contributes by Kim 20 the c'ilTr-
nys funds. and 70 his proportion O. any profit realized
from the transaction. Thus. the Company viii form
sort Of spontaneous township, with it ruIls bridge
stores schools church. &c. substantially after the New
England Pattern. Such location may easily be male
such already. in fact exists in every county nf Viz
Cnia above tide-Sater: aud into -Gch Slavery
viii have neither Pretext desire to enter The city
Of Wheeling the Quaker portion Of LoUdGn County.
not to speak Of experiments. fairly excuplify
the law hero indicate. Thus. before steady and
copious influx Of Free-Llbor INN grafton. Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears without covulsion
heart burning. and the settlers viii nl their property
qu9drupIed by the single act Of settlement
Young men Of the Free State=l glorious career
opens before YOU. We proiter Won cheap land ample
timber hcathful climate absolute immunity from
the dread Of savage incursipn and depreciation.
adaptation al the grains grasses aud fruits Of the
temperate with ready 20 ample and remit
neTaJve markets at all se1son-- This day. more than
half the srIble land in ViFgini has never been turned
Ly pow while much of The El1d laa.'- ,.'Na s.--..
on now Dit nleaEeriy Good treat
ment viii reality and celply restore them their
pristine fertility. No stronger Inducements to indus
Try. nober theatre for exertion, Is proerei any
where earth.
Call and maps, descriptions sTirveys ETC.
write to enclosing postage starrz Of courscJ
and your inquiries shall be far ~ rloti-
cable.
Please address FRANCIS ". TAPPAN. President,
or JOHN c. UNDERWOOD. General gent Am. Emil
grant Aid and Homestead Company, No III broadway.
New York ie15'.1 "