Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-03-27
THE FLYING SHIP.

chance 10 secure cash income of $40 to $40 per
week for wenty gears, By the Investment Of fee dollars in
Advance q
TT is extensively known that the undersigned has by theory
and practical experiments fully the prac
cabity Of aerial navigation that all who have duly
ed the subject convnccd and person, Of those
whose interests adverse offer
rational argument against it. Sevsra model machines have
been constructed and each Of them has operated successfully
and Of them, sixteen feet long carried small
gne by the power Of which the machine propelled and
being guided by its helm travelled rapidly through the
according to the adjustment Of It's helm This machine was
witnessed and appauded by hundreds in New York and Bo
tom and notices thereof published in several newspapers
of those cities the Since those experiments were
made the inventor has made additional improvements where
by the invention perfected And 1t appears certain
that safe and durable aerial ship Tor aeropo capable Of
carrying hundred and fifty passengers speed Of ninety
miles hour with perfect safety than either steamboats,
railroad cars may be constructed for $1,000 and that the
expense running 1t will exceed SIS per day This
aeropor will make the trip California Europe in two
days and viii be with abundance Of business more
than persons ready engage 5000
per passage which win amount to trip each way;
or $4,000 per week. besides geo for carrying mails If
produce an income Of $50 per week. y, Dor
1t ascertaned by minute and careful estimate that
aeroport long and capable carrying persons
speed Of sixty miles per hour may be constructed for $780,
Now having been disappointed Of the funds requisite to put
this invention in operation scale Of practical utility pro-
pose three hundred persons win subscribe dollars
each payable when the whole Of 800 dollars shall
osn T y, sos
put in operation readily command the requisite funds
for constructing large aeroport above mentioned And
will arrange that each subscriber the payment Of the
said Of FIVE dollars shall be furnished with regular title
deed which shall ente the holder thereof three hum
dredh part Of this first aeropor and also hreehou
sand part Of the first large aeropo that shall be
ed and Of all benefits and emolumens that may be derived
Uo DOT sn sa !. q Kept n
be restricted single bit each may hold many
he disposed subscribe for At the 6t and win receive
dividends accordingly which, according to the foregoing es
mate, will be $40 week each share payable weekly
monthly Subscribers may send their my addcssby
L. liz A.
scpton book (Which already contains about fifty Of
subscribers In this eity) and notice win be {ppad)
and the money may be sent either e me or TO the Arm q Sell
dcn Withers Co., known bankers Of this cy,) who
viii on the receipt thereof forward to each subscriber title
deed above stipulated will for The
shareholders and transfer the money the progress Of
the work requires Each subscriber will be furnished semi
monthly with printed news letter reporting the progress Of
tho work. sfi il8t eaaf AwAykff 8sosg4 sytTrAT
Editors or publishers of newspapers who WIN give the
going prospectus insertion within three weeks send
copy thereof 10 the undersigned shall be entitled 20 share
in the large aeropot and DO furnished With tsdeed FIVE
d'''ss Il sss f Match 1854
Ps Il is confidently believed that by this invention unex
pored regions may be examined and the light Of civilization
with faciy that the world win honor the Of those
who subscribe aid the introduction Of invention cal
culacd 70 confer immense benefits upon the entire human race
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RI Rov. A. Potter, ID, ID, philadelphia
- Rev. j. Parker d D. do
Hon. w. O. Preston Columbus College, 8. G. .sAA
Rcv.J. M. Wainwright, DID. s1'
w. II. Curtis, Esq, New York .
Rev. A. Lord, p b., Cinennati, Ohio mar e-17tcp
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Of the American Revolution In the South BY JOS John
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Daren or the Merchant Prinss; BY Rlot Warburton
journal of atvcyngc through Ruperts Land and the
Arctic Hct in sesrch q Sir John Franklin y or '0nn Men
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ErrYnina Medicines, Ac; by o. a. Peirce
rsasury o. Pleasure Young ChildrS London,
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