The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-12

MORE EMIGRAETS.--On Thursday
last there arrived at this place twelve
immigrants from Poland. consisting Of
men, women and children, who had
been sent for by AIessrs. Thos. Neel,
Samuel Davenport, G. w. Sem and
Smith Livingston. They are the best
looking group we have yet seen.
In this connection we give below, by
request of a gentleman deeply interest
ed in the introduction Of foreign labor,
u circular, which explains itself:
Tue undersigned having been engaged for
several months in sending Emigrants 10 the
SOUTHERN STATES-Farm LlbourerS and
Domestic Servants, as we'll Us every descrip-
tion of MeehanicS-propoSes to continue the
Business for another Season, upon the fol-
lowing ermS:-Iu ali cases where Orders are
sent to me the Passage Money aud Commls-
sions must be guaranteed by some good
Commercial House in New OrleanS-;h cSe
guarantees TO be approved OF by Agents OF
the lines of steamers that sail between this
place and New Orleans. The passage out 10
New Orleans will be S35 for all persons over
eight years; under eight half price. Com
missions $40 for single person, and $40
for family where they go 10 the same per-
son; payable, on tie arriya of the Emigrapts
at New Orleans. in United States currency
There is scarcely any risk when EmigrantS
are sent in families; the larger the family the
safer the investment.
Persons, after receiving their Emigrants,
should be very cautious not 10 scold or
speak harshly to them. as they are accustom-
ed 10 no such treatment i'll their own country;
but treat them kindly. --.
The wages | have been contracting With
them a.c-For Farm LabourerS over 81 years,
$50; between IS and 81, Sl20: from Is to
Is, Sl00 with board aud lodging. Women
over IS, at 500; under age, according to ca
pacity, with board and lodging. All parties
are required to enter into q written contract
TO: one year, aad to refand out of years
wages the amount Of passage mcncy hence
to place Of destination. When the Emf.
grants s0il the contracts and ccrtfiGatcs or
character will be forwarded to the merchants
guaranteeing the passage money, &C. II
persons in pcighborboods would unite to-
gether they could all be supplied with such
! help as ihry might require through large
families. It. this way the Emigrants would
| nave SOCIETY OI tucit S%aI kGo .y!;5 Hc
mere con.ented.
shall keep person in the Office to re-
cciye and answer all communications while
! remain in rural districts contracting with
Sui,ai;:c peYsens: r. this way expect to be
able ,o CONTRACT with 'ssash peFs1Is Ge viii
give entire satisfaction. Ittakss about ti!res
months from the time the Order Is sent u'i.
! til the Emisrants may be expected 70 arrive.
Persons, after contracting, frequently decline
going when it is too late to engage others for
the outgoing steamer. This causes unavoid'
able del-..
Persons ordering Enigr&nis sioli4 haya
bedding provided for them as they rarely take
any with them.
shall have one of my Sons in New Or.
leans to take charge Of the Emigssnts or
their arrival and assist in forwarding them
10 place of destination.
! ask the influence Of all persons interested
| in the subject.
Respectfully,
GEO ToRREY,
f:mmigration heeias
l2, I.aacCia;'S Hey, Chapel Street,
Liverpool, Engiand, 1873.