Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-09
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-EITIE tsIERJC An ENIIU RANT AND HOMESTEAD
/ COMPANY. having it, headquarters N the ny
of New York has been i1r to So!e and ti!-
n!ro purpose Iectins H rat i2t' ' an paF,' q
the country wherein rlcsirble hnts may We la! ~
low rrces and coiuouiuE those -nz TO the Aiie.i-
ton and fyor Of all WHO may be LnluoeI 70 iIcL','
sr improve them. II ls bcOa silently puE!ect At
arrangements ami coTrs rnianee Tor I'gIS t4si 80
past until it is really 10 offer 70 settlers rausg
Tor selection. embracing more than one MILLION Acre
Of cheap Wild Ian Is with some rcNet farms MAINLY
in the States OF Virginia, fenasylvan tennessee ana
Ms souri,; and it vii! soon extend It's operations iH'
other states.
men Of our clu1Dactiy settisi States AID sections =
the hives Of mechanics and Ilb5rc-s who throil on
cities and live in constant Rid reasonable creaa tiH
panic cr pest!ieucc. war Tcvu=!Ja, or some alteration
in tho channel: O.. trade may ~ any moment r'TiFH
thcri of employment and tlier families o: DrcI W:
say resolve now while You may, TO see! 1i' wleTc
We mean 70 sell i,rs as well nes,tate fa- lir-
clsers with thp-. who have large tr-ts for sale I
every part Of the Uuiou but our attention - ~ ~
especially iirectc - the tAt-l ire''i'f
eialy prjfiers NJ this time remarkable iuduceEolts 3
immigrants. Her cthltc Is temperate tuI SenLH -
the Peach the Apple the Pear. tic urope alike T'c
in lit is far bette 3nd more dosirabiy tioe.'i
than almost any Sta -: its ngyiEf5lc rivers ai
fusion Of the most valuable y! i,t',
Copper Acre ua7urptsse tile state a. eyPenls4
lIU sums IN 'GztSurtu CInai- and RAILROADS 'T,--
within hours ride either oils seNp5rts or u al"
great inland cities u Cincinnati Pittsburgh Whe-lnS
Louisville yet fertile Inviting laTt whether I'M
proved or new 4 cheaper this day ia the Mother q
states than IL IS in hinncsDtl Ofcs n. No whore
else on earth IrpIs hilsd with accessible Coal or
IRON Ore covered vita choice r.nhe-- aa1 eccilnai
alike Tor Grain ~ Grass Frat an! Roots he 1airso
2eaelP!J - ia Jii Virginia. while - men .: -
siderable means We can ell g1ll farms almost within
sight Of Washington City t5E les than tie iar CTS; o!
the improvements.
some of tho st inviting fields Tor Industry All eit
prise this Continent. The climate Is sausgs'l7 "a
elthful. The soil Is alptel 10 all agricultural plr-
suits Its urimprovel Lands are 'verri with n.ctui
Timber present natural opening. and Mcl lows
producing nutritious Grts- The farmer ci7 have ms
products on shipbo1rd in 30 hours anu c'n buy MS
groceries. Dry Goods etc, at homo - cheap Is nfT
in New England. Yet, we cam sell hin good Lanti
with perfect tttle' 1t from one 10 three dollars Per acre
word to the single objection which has l-eg:
these Ian "a 20 long Uacnv'tcd aud which now keep
them in the mlGketat bare fraction of their itriic
vlIne-Thst Of Slavery. This Company has only -
d Il with any Institution substituting fact. cTe-
whose cstz7r1ce or character II Ia. no control! But
we in ali confidence intending settlers, Slavery
IN Vir-nil need not anil should not serve longer -
hnirDrce TO settlement on ycrr part That grand
iiScnverl If our CONCENTRATES ifNIGR NTI1S Trlr
ticIly II Of il So far Won concerned Let
hoIIsOf iuuiiies nclung farmers mechanics. mil!
cr5 &c take counsel together nd resolve - seek rev
aud more eligible homes in cpmpHry Let them c!rh
bling their send two W theT number t. 70 X NJ
ych IArI prepared to sell them. let these
leleSnte5 after sufficient scrutiny buy from tVe :"
twenty thousand acres in n BODY embracing Ill III"
200 p1iu-s they require then let them survey the
Whole ihth farms and lpt- 81 c'hVenient ''z' ma put
these up At auction TO the highest bidder. whether
member Of the company or Mt. E7rh member Will
NJ course be entitled e. return IN iAHI ~ money 81
tho previously contributed BY him T. the c1Inra
nys funds anil e. his proportions If my profit ruliled
from the transaction Thus the Company viii form
sort IS aprntnegus town-hiP with its rc'ls bridges
schools church &c. sub rtntially AFTER The New
Engllnl Pattern Such l1cat'n nay ei7ilv he mule
such already in fiCt exists in every county uf Yir
ginin above tIc-watcr; AMI into such one slavery
~ill have neither prrfeNt deere 20 enter The city
II Wheeling. the Quaker portion nf Lnul0n County.
not to speak Of experiments. fairly eNcmplify
tie law we hero Indicate. Thus. before steady ard
cppinus influx Of Free-L0bor immigration. Slavery
quietly and gradually dilppesrs without covUl-iou
heart burning and the settlers will iui their property
Gu tlrupled by the single net ot settlement.
Young men nf the Free Statcs' glorious career
opens before YOU We prefer you cheap land. ample
timber. hC1ltlful climate absolute immunity fnm
the dread % savage ncurSpn acd depreciation.
adaptation 10 all the grains grasses nni rits of the
temperate with ready access 10 ample and TemU
lucrative markets at all scIs0ns- This day. than
half the nrI bile land in Virginia has been turnei
by riow. while much of the god lands once sener
ou-ly productive. il but lcrTly Good trent
ment will readily and che1ply restore them to their
pristine fertility. No stronger Inducements to indus
try. nobler theatre for exertoE- is pToerei any
where earth.
Call and m7p=. descriptions. surveys. etc.
write To fencosng postage STAMPS Of c1Irsc.)
and your inquiries shall be answered far pTlcti
cable.
PIc1se address FRANCIS W. TAPPAS. President.
or JOHN {. UNDERWOOD. General Agent Am. Emil
grant Aid and Homestead Company. No. ~ broadway
New York. ie25'5o "