New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01
BY GREELEY & McELRATH.
woe. Hi. NO. 25a.

to aid 1T IN providing subsistence ana IN pushlng
its way through the difficulties which ever enyl-
ron the unportioned; bat live 1t WILL Shares
S25 each and an annual dividend OF six per
cent. is guaranteed to nonresident subscribers.
address T. w. Whitley, Pres't. N. York; or ].
NJ. Palisse, V. Pres't. Sylvania Domain, OAR
lingsville, Pike Co. Pa
JEFFERSON co. INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION
Is located near the village of Watertown, JEFF
ferson Co. N. Y On 1850 acres Of excellent land
and numbers some 800 persons. It's domain was
obtained lap spring by uniting the farms of those
willing to join, and buying or exchanging for
Others A large number of excellent Mechanics
joined in the outset, and have given much eff
cheney to its industrial operations. TWAS started
without money, or with very little; every asso-
ciate putting in such property as he had, which
the Association took at cash valuation and sold
or exchanged as it could. In pursuing such
course, the want Of cash capital will inevitably
be felt for years. Very many who first joined
were imperfectly acquainted with the idea which
they had undertaken to realize, and soon sold out
or withdrew. No attempt, we believe, has yet
been made to erect common Edihce, but the
members live temporarily in the several houses
originally on their lands-an arrangement not
favorable to household economy or the cherishing
of new and feryent Social spirit Still, though
we have no recent advices we believe this Asso-
citation has thriven, and continues to prosper
address A. NJ Watson, Prcst, Watertown, jeff.
Co. n York;
THE NORTH. PHAI,ANX
This Association was finally organized mainly
by friends to the Cause in Albany, where an en-
thusasm for it was early enkindled among seve-
raj Of the noblest minds. The purchase of the
Domain was made, after extensive and protracted
researches, in September last. 1t consists OF bI3
acres of beautiful and fertile land, 0hough some
what exhausted by bad treatment for years. IN
the town of Holmdel, Monmouth Co. n. Jersey,
FIVE miles from Red Bank, (the steamboat land
ing, and about 50 West of South from this City,
to which a steamboat plies back and forth daily
in summer and on each alternate day IN the
winter.
The soil of the Domain is the red Jersey earth,
easily handled, and fertile. Inexhaustlble mari
beds are found on the Domain, with clay for brick
acres of good timber, mainly on the banks Of two
revines; the estate being nearly embraced by
two streams into which the Red Bank creek here
forks. The land is generally level or undulatlng
and the soil warm and Enthusiastically calcu-
lated alike for grains vegetables and fruits; the
and perfection for the New York market. Seve-
raj branches of Manufacture viii also he INTRO
duccd as speedily as arrangements can be made
for them. AT present, building, cutting timber
and preparing for the thorough renovation OF the
farm, employ the thirty or forty resolute pioneers
already on the ground We believe portion of
the permanent Edfce is to be commenced next
season. The members are nearly all educated
men, of the better class of mechanics, possessing
considerable though moderate means, land resolved
not to mar the success of their enterprise by
crowdng on members faster than they have cap
ital to employ them effectively and provide Tor
them comfortably. Nearly every member thus
far has invested 81, 900 in the stock; and 1t is
intended that the capital shall average this sum
to each family in resident membership. Several
accessions are expected in the Spring. address
Allen Worden, President, N. A. Phalanx, Red
Bank, Monmouth Co. n. jersey
THE AMERICAN PHALANX,
We trust the friends of the cause, throughout
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania at least, will
concentrate their energies on this magnificent
enterprise, at the head of which is E. P. Grant,
ESQ one of the most resolute and enlightened
friends of the cause in the country. The loca-
ton selected is magnificent tract OF 2,ooo
acres-6OO of them Ohio Bottoms-in Belmont
Co. Ohio, miles below Wheeling. Many ex-
cellent spirits have put their shoulders to the
wheel, and the car of Reform will move on IN
triumph They pay the interest annually on
their land ; the principal, (S60,OOO, or $50 per
acre. at pleasure. Clay for brick, lime, and
btuminous coal, are all found in abundance on
the Domain. Operations are to be commenced
thereon early in the Spring, and, 1t is expected
on an energetic scale. Persons of good moral
character are received as members with slender
means, (Sl00 EACH yet it is believed that Capital
will not be wanting. 1t is hoped that the Edlhce
greeting the eyes of million travellers and an
nouncing the advent of a new Social Order,
before the close Of 1915.
HoPEDALE FRATEaNAL COMMUNION
This is a small brotherhood, or rather church,
having combined interests. 1t is united by a
common sympathy in anti-Savery, antl-Wsr;
anti. Government, and covenant OF mutual ialth
in and obedience to the Christian religion. Inc
members have separate households and IN good
part pursue industry as they severaly see fit
They have been united over two years, ana we