The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-05

their ands-an arrangement not favorable 10
household economy, or the ,cherishing Of new
recent advices, we believe this Association has
thriven, and continues to prosper. address A. M.
Watson, President, Waterown, Jefferson County,
New York;
THE NORTH AMERICAN PHAIANx.
This Association was finally organized mainly
by friends to the cause In Albany where an enthuc
siasm for it was early enkindled among several of
the nobest minds. The purchase OF the domain
was made, after extensive and protracted research
es, in September last. II consists OF 67S acres OF
beautiful and fertile land, though somewhat ex-
hausted by bad treatment for years. in the town OF
Holmdel, Monmouth county, New Jersey, five
miles from Red Bank, (the steamboat landlng,)
and about fifty west of south from this city, to
which 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. lnexhaustbe mari
beds are found on the Domain with clay for brick
not far distant. There are about one hundred acres
| OF good TIMBER mainly on the banks of two ra-
| vines; the estate being nearly embraced by two
| streams into which the Red Bank creek here forks
| The land is generally level undulatng and the
soil warm and Enthusiastically calculated alike
| for grains vegetables and fruits the two latter it
is intended produce in abundance and perfection
| for the New York market Several branches of
manufacture will also be introduced as speedily as
arrangements can be made for them. At present,
building, cutting timber ana preparing for the tho
rough renovation OF the farm, employ the thirty
forty resolute pioneers already on the ground. We
believe a portion of the permanent edifice Is to be
commenced next season. The members are nearly
all educated men, of the better class of mechanics,
possessing considerable though moderate means,
and resolved not to mar the OF their enter
prise by crowding, on members faster than they
have capital to employ them effectively and provide
| for them comfortably. Nearly every member thus
far has invested 81 900 in the stock and il is in
tended that the capital shall average this sum TO
| each family in resident membership. Several ac-
cessions are expected in the spring address AL
| len Worden, President, N. A. PhalanX Red Bank,
Monmouth Co. ~ Jersey)
THE AMERICAN PIIALANx.
We trust the friends of the cause, throughout
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania at least, will con-
centrate their energies on this magnificent enter
prise, at the head of which is T.. p Grant, Esq.
one OF the most resolute and enlightened friends OF
the cause IN the country. The location selected is
Ohio Bottoms-in Belmont Co: Ohio, seven miles
below Wheeling. Many excellent 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, $3.50 900, or
$50 per acre,) at pleasure Clay for brick, lime,
and bituminous 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 charac
| ter are received as members with slender means,
(SlOO each,) yet II is believed that capital will not
| be wanting. 1t is hoped that the edfce Of Pha-
lanx will look down on the broad OHIO, greeting
the eyes of million travellers and announcing
the advent of new Social Order, before the close
| of lS45.
nopEpALE FRATERNAL COMMUNION.
| This is small brotherhood, or rather church,
having combined interests. 1t is united by COM
mon sympathy in anti-Slavery, anti War, anti-G
| vernment, and covenant OF mutual faith IN and
! obedience to the Christian religion The men,
| bers have separate households and in good part
pursue industry they Severally see tit. They
| have been united over two years, and we believe
them prosperous. Grew. Adm Balou, President,
Milford, Mass.)
| EMBRYO ASSOCIATIONS.
i We understand that three different Associations
will be formed from Rochester and Its vicinity next
spring-one at the mouth of Sandy Creek ano-
Their probably at Sodus Bay and third, we I'M
| derstand, farther west. number of farmers near
Leraysville Bradford CO. Pa. have resolved 10 form
the Leraysville Association" next season, unit
ing their farms, and calling in capitalists, mcchan-
| les, &c. to cooperate with them AS they are
mainly OF the Swedenborglan or New Jerusalem
| Church, whose members regarding Associa-
| ton with favor they will doubtless attract many
4 noble minds from that communion and elsewhere.
/ A German company of several hundred persons
have, we hear, purchased 800 acres near Buffalo,
with a view to some community arrangement, Of
what sort we know not. An Association is to be
started in Galesburg, Michigan, we learn from
hostile articles in the Marshall Statesman. A
company in Jefferson county is organizing with a
view to forming Association and removing in
mass to Iowa. Two small Associations have been
projected in Illinois, one in Bureau county, but
how far they have proceeded we do not learn.
Friends of the down-trodden millions look aoft