Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-19
Homes Is OF All

fENllE AMERICAN ENtlGEANr AND Bo,,r,,,...
Il COMPANY. having its hraldguatr,r.{ " nm
OF New York, hus been organized Tor .%S wy
nlte purpose of collecting Information ftul, ali
the country wherein desirable lauGS lia, H.
low prices, and commencing those LANDS 10 ne,
ti"n and tnN"l vi I'LL WHO may be inucrt "a r s
or Improve them. II has been silently lrftt1S
arrangements amt Cores OHclICU for NOR, "
past; until II Is ready I0,n,cr f., HS''
for selection. embracing more Than ono. VIM 'H'.-e
OF cheap wild lands with some improved taIns
in the states OF Virginia. PENIS ylyana T,,n,,,S
other States tN'"''ls llie
10 enligr7.nts from Europe. TO the cnerrrt, ro,.,
men oil our cOmlaCtly settled State. and -;
Tue hiNcs OF uechaRiCs and alOrrrs wh,, Ihr,,-. ,
cities and live in constant and reasonable
!c" OF PestlIehce, war revision. or s,l,, ni;,t,,
III the chnhneIs OF trade. may. at anv inun,tr
them OF employment and their families Of rr,,,i
say; reseiVenow' While youmuy, to seek home whrr
| sRtcll perlIs arc unknown, '''
We lueantO sell lands as ,,, n a. n.o,,i,, /. -
ciiSefs WITH those who have Large tracts for si III
every Iart Of the Uui"n: hut our attention Is Nor
'irectcdto rish"ring Statcs-Yif.iii,
hemtuchS. tennessee. and Missouri. NIREJSIy rsIr
clally lT"lersHt this time lie inducements H.
immigrants Her climate Is temperate a;Vl uyinI-
tte -NpPle tie Pear, the Grape, alike thrive
ia Ill Is lar bette and more deSiraI,y Tu .l,,i
than almost any Sia,: its navicnlIr riyrrs ana
lhuhiSt;tDIe available stTenIs w.trr-pvyey nd r,
fusion of the most NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inn n,
copper &ctre unsurpassed: the State mas CxCvu,irl
laLSc sLIis in construct Ing: Canals and kair ,r.
ITS entire breadth. which place almost every con,,y
VIII hours ride.
great inland cities of Cincinnati ri;tsbGirl WccIir
Louisville. &c: yet fertile. inviting land whether
proved OF new. is lnrCrarcT this iay il: Ir Nii,ri
states than il is in Minnesota ar Oregon NJ, ,,f
else on earth can lands filled with arr,-,ilr
Iron ore. covered with choice Timber. an. sN.,.t
alike for Grain and GRASS. Fruit an Roofs lc u,I
so cheallly as in Old NiTgnn while 10 men az tr.
siderable eal,s we sell good farms u!os witl
sight nf Washington City for less la, the fair ci
the improvements.
The rARLE LANDS of EAST TENNfSSEE rr,.,tt
some OF the most inviting fields ,n,-
prise On this Continent. The climate sa!i ;.,fJ
he:ilihf:l. The soil is adapted 20 all agri .iialtt
SUITS Its nnnlroYcfl Lands cyyt' with I,,eiu
ltInh"r. or present natural openings. -ut Nelap,
producing nutritious IrIss The farmer can a, H.,
products nn sliilboard i'll 81 hours aud San luv ms
6rUccrics. Dry Goods, etc at home, rIlY9s any
one III New England. Vet, sell IL, EIsl IaIris
with perfect titles. at from nu, isr ac,
"A word ns ia the single objection which Us kent
these lands :" long UncutivNtod and wch HON KEEPS
them III the narkct;tt bare GTarfiu nj II iii il triisc
4 vHluc-Fhht of Slavery. This Company has ualv 10
deal with any institution substituting fact. ever
whose existence or character II las control NNt
We say III all confidence intending ScttIcs Slavery
In Etrstnia need not and should not longer us a
hi'!T5tltce to settlement yOur part. That gIari
discovery of our CoSCEST
icGily dispOscs of IL far YOU concerned Let
heads of families, including TURNER'S. mechanics. mil.
erS Nc tnic counsel fnTctllcrnn resolve Ia seek
and more eligible homes in company. Lei them club
bling their means. send two Of tlIcr number look al
such lands prepared To sell them Let tlcst
delegates. after sufficient scrutiny bly from five I,
twenty tl1HSnid acres in body embracing all tEt
good points they require, then let them survey III,
whole into farms and lots Of Convenient si2e AMI lu
these up at auction To the highest bidder. whether
| member Of tile company not. Each member will
nf course. be entitled to return i'll land inoIcy
tue sum previously ntrihutc 10y him the cn1iJel
nys funds. and to his proportional any profit reazet
from the transaction. Thus, the Company will form
sort of spontaneous township. with its roads bridges
stores. schools, church. &C. Observation-Disclosures the New
England Pattern Such location may easily he made
-sIlc already. in fact, exists in every county If Viz
ginin above tilcwater; and into such one. Savery
will have neither prccNt desire to enter Tie civ
of Wheeling. the Quaker portion of Ioupu County.
not tn speak of experiments, fairly eXempiify
the law we here indicate. Thus. before steady and
cOpOus influx of Frec-LnhOr immigration. Slavery
quietly and gradually disappears. without cnyuonor
carthurning. and the settlers will find their property
Inadruplcd by tho single act nf settlement.
| Young men of the Free Statcsl glorious eartsr
opens before YOU. We proffer Won cheap land a.npl
timber. heAltiifnl climate absolute immuniiyfr7
even the dread of savage incnrsinn and iejr-l,a.
adaptation to all the grnns. grasses and rri, tie
temperate zone. with ready access to ampea and rE
lucrative markets at all seasons. This lay morrihsn
half the arabic land in Virginia has never hec tEni
Icy pillow. while much of the good lands Onrc seH,T
Ously productive is now but mcagrrly GaoA irtA-
mont will readily and chenply restore them to theiF
prtstin" fertility. No stronger inducements 10 trlr
try no noler theatre for exertion, is prOfrTed any
! where on earth.
Call and see maps. descriptions. surveys, ETC.
and Your Inquiries shall lie answered far as pracit-
cable
Please a.ldIess FRANCIS w TAPPAN. President,
or JOHN C. UNDERWOOD. General Agent Az. Eni
grant Aid and Homestead Company, Ma 14i E'ntIway
New York ie,5'5H Is