Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-04-18
5aFERIcAN PHALANx.

Ear, for some account Of ths
.roerimental or pioneer Asso-
..iablished in various parts oil
. with the intention of ulti-
'.JIizing Fouricr's idea Of such
.stion of Capital and Labor
shall have constant and am
yment with a just; proportion
end oftheir joint product, SO
Il individual shall be interested
.rsal good and never profted
pisfortunes Of others. Promi-
hong these is the NORTH
IAN PHALANx, which, from its
N to our city, attracts consid-
Gsntion, and we have been spe-
Cuested to give some account
bgress.
sucleus of this Association was
Bst Fall, and a few pioneers
Fession of its Domain in Sep.
Some others joined as accom-
is were provided or the closing
Dir business elsewhere permit
b there are now forty persons
FOUND; about half men, a fourth
Ind as many children. Du-
Autumn and Winter they
|cted a comfortable two-story
SO feer by 40, containing be-
EeonpEeted suites of rooms
6arlor and two bed-rooms) be.
bryce public hall, saloon and
he upper story is TO be finish
the lst of May, containing
more, beside a large library,
be whole will then have cost
BOO averaging $3.50 to each
|commodated therein. Two
es were on the place when
h, one Of which has been re
pto a Temporary dwelling for
en, and will accommodate
They will then be able to re
eral more families, now wait
mission. They have repair.
Fo barns, erected workshops,
have a XII tchen which serves
bred persons, and wherein
ht rough begining) cooking
rent thing, both III economy
brit, from the same business
|bens Of most single families.
bow hard at work getting out
having discovered new and
mari bed on their land, |
fencing, &c. and will soon
in their early crops, spring
lables, &c.
mbers are organized into
voluntary laborers, having |
a choice and variety Of oc
which every day will inn
hey are as yet few in num-
hse more cannot now be
Portable and useful; but they
gence, industry, a proper
No of their enterprise, and
ID by a resolve to go for
ccess.
taI stock already subscrib-
e over SIG, 900, of which
900 have been paid in in
1 Domain Of 673 acres TO
as may be required) was
for $4,000, and is richly
1000, $4,000 have be n
and a deed taken; for the
mortgage is given, with two
wears time. Most of the bal
cash paid in has been ex-
Stock, Tools, Furniture.
!, SC. &c. They are now
! Steam engine of fifteen
|er, and will put in operation
!, engine-shop, and various.
be- machinery, in the course
Iring and Summer. Their
y fertile, warm, easily cutiva-
|ieIds grain, fruits and vege-
nndantly. The cost of hv-
j per week is about 70 cents
(which. will be much reduc-
The provisions are produced
neutrality-suspicious. being
Wy item in their cost. Near.
and might be made a produc.
IN with little labor, excellent
! found on it in inexhaustlble
, and very near the surface.
IS brief imperfect sketch OF
been done and is doing by
Of an Association. Its 1oca-
lilies South West ofthis City.
ro from the boat land.
ID Bank, n. j. whence the
$ to this City daily except in
'ment season land then less
} is a very advantageous our'
We it will yet become a great
heerfnl, intelligent Industry
y Science, Ii bor without ser.
Production without idleness,
Hess consumption, or misdi.
Tort. But the complete reah.
the hopes ofthe Association.
Course yet distant.
for the 6ftieth time repeat
e aftora oalr.nnr r., ra