The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-28
TO CAPITALISTS
MANUFACTURERS & MERCHANTS.

THE Bearer Manufacturing Conpans,"
TTNDER Charter from tie Legislature ofI
| Penna., with a capitol of $500 900 proposes TO
establish, in the village Of Brighton, Beaver Co.. Pa.
a number of FURNACES and an extensive ROLL
ING MILL, with the necessary machinery and ap
paratus for the production of Bar Iron, Sheet Iron
Nails, Spikes &C., &c.
Towards the Accomplishment of this object, they
willing to ui nis the appropriate sites grounds
for the works, together with the necessary amount of
water power, the privilege of gettrg coal iron ore,
fre-cay, building stone timber, &c. all of which they
have in great abundance; also, dwellings mechanic
shops and vacant lots for the occupancy ofoperatyes
and others-to excavate large and commcdous race
canal sixty feet wide, for the convenient and
abundant supply of water and for the passage of boats
and from the works; and erect suitable buildings
in which TO carry on the contemplated manufacturing
operations. Such grounds, water power, erections
improvements and privileges, they purpose TO put in
much capital and it is hoped that other parties
with capital, practical know ledge and mechanical ex
perience will be found ready and willing to supply the
machinery, the manufacturing labor and the working
| capital. This Company is willing TO contribute any
reasonable proportion from onefour TO tbree-fourths
of the whole capital required, for each particular
branch OF business it is their determination to afford
every possible aid and faculty 10 those who may dentl
fly themselves with this enterprise and they accord
ngly offer equally liberal inducements for the establish
| ment of many other branches of American manufac-
lures not especially those Which tend
to the more extensive development ofthe mineral stores
gi ounds so richly and extensively pervaded.
Ike Company are repairing their Cotton Fac
tory and FIGURING Mill, and are willing TO rent TO
practicable and responsible parties either or both for
term OF years and upon iterms-tlat their own
attention may be particularly directed 10 the
tabisIment of other branches, some of which have
been enuH Grated together With the building of loco
motives, cars, omnibuses and carriages, ard the ma
king of pottery, glass fire brick &C., for which they
have the materials upon their own ground in great
| perfection and abundance. The Flourng Mill is ca
pable of making 200 barrels of -four of 300 barrels of
kiln dried corn meal, upon the most approved plan
for either of which grain is abundant.
Postpaid letters addressed to the Agent will receive
| prompt attenen.
matter and of the parties composing the company, are
respectfully referred TO
d. NJ. Wilson, Hiram Wa!bridge and Chester Bede
OF the City oil New York;
John Thompson, ESQ., Banker, Wakefield, Rhode Is
land:
H. Baldwin, T. T Davis, and James L. Vorhees, Esqs
| city of Syracuse, n. y;
Or 10 Wheeler Truesdel. ESQ.,, Agent of the ompa-
n.y. The office of the late United States Branch Bank
| New Brighton, Beaver co., Pa: Mr. Truesdell is pre-
pared 10 show the property in oil ITS Details with maps,
pats descriptions, terms, conditions and future pros
meets of the Company; also, 10 make contracts, leases,
deeds &c
Western References TO the property and title there
N p Fetterman end Edward Simpson, Esqs., Pitts
burgh;
Thomas Cunningham. Esq, Beaver, Beaver CO., Pu.
R. l.. Baker. Economy, Beaver CO., Pa,
DR.. Charles r. Whippo, New Castle, Lawrence o.,
Pa:
Archibald Robertson Esq. Brighton, Beaver CO., Pa.
| NJ r. C. GOULD Secretary.
| WHEELER TRUESDEII., Agent
OF the Beaver Manufacturing Co..
New Brighton, Beaver CO., Pa, Nov 3O 1853.
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