New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
finaneiaI.

PROSPECTUS of the
NEST-INDIA COTTON COMPANY.
CAPITAL sTOCK...............S1OO 600.
DIVIDED INTO
ONE THOUSAND SHARES
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH.
.OFrICR-No II William ST., New.York.
TRusrEEs
JOIN MoIEs No. IL broadway.
L. CnAxBERIIs HEATH Brooklyn
]. 4. DRowXK No 2Os Broadway.
5. HALLIDAY, Florida
c. T. BENJAMIN, No. 100 Broadst
GEO. TERwILLIoEE No II Wilian-s..
JOHN MOlEs, President
GEORGE TERwrLLIGER, Secretary
@. T. BENJAMIN Treasurer.
This Company has been organized under she General Mining
kpd Manufacturing law and The Amendments thereto, OF the
se of New-YOrk wiki the object developing the vast
agricultural Mining, Commercial and Lumber resources Of
b. Island of Santo Domingo, West Indies.
he Company have purchased large tracts OF land on that
Bland, located MacoTis River the coast and com
kenced operations The rroducveness Of the soil Of sano
o%nso the amen's tse-I:e' Of Its nn'. ana the vaa'
FphlcE position 1t 10 2GvAiAgeoiHly sl.ll'ce Dts "i'
I'VE days seang from the port Of ora aud Its eoas,
bounds in safe and eapacous harbors Its facilities for III
kernal communication ero also ample.
The lands having been selected the Company sending
rurd borers for cutting ard shipping Timber and yewood
kch Mahogany, Logwood. Liguum-Nita Fushc Satin
GOD and other vuuab wood Of the Island and clearing the
knd for Cultivation ac ercctu. thereon suitable buildings aud
Ewe-s the ard taol Of suCH pasiles 90
nav dcslr, to late and MAKE tls home Ky
Dr. good hemcs;eas VIII be- furnished actual seers
b sinai sdvanco the upon which competency, Il
10. be obtained easily 4nd iilin snort rod
The IT. pa products oi this Leland Cotton, sugar
g. fee Tobacco, Cocoon. and II it, Of all kinds.
The culture Of COTTON Is the most De aue on the Island
hc 0per cl be- 1e So produce j. -ey 10 y We
p tee, average Yield q 500 pound o thr acre ana
toatnnrs frof thry yess without Aiin-
~ and Cotton, si, l. ras1 IA tia county grove win
fuc -fc-,cr success tA-n ol o-l s.ucii n AID .y c
tes, eue breaking tc grounds anu planting year,
g. said to pay Tie poeaoer good PoA' at on ceHs
boGnd
COFFEE rrcws .poraue ius'v and j. dcsiIabe culture
prodls an aysa. Of u pounds 60 the en q.iIc
p labor OF Gully to Akc care o. i've % az ac9es
coco can he planted the ground with Coffee and
kntiuUts TO bear ioI many .tars
isUGAR can cultivated with equally safe promise OF
kcoess AID requires bus e The sIo"s 10 ssu
p dIocus and when ct 60 i"''l 4esl4o"'t ~n 4"'
kev.r4l ytlr- re planting B.. necessary.
fCOS and al the products Of tie Temperate
We the IoTT.d Zone cultivated with s.t4t a-F Ai--t
Vim Con any are nov e--u -li me %! h' 't
D. Por o NevYors and Island % Sluio non FOR the
Aurpose sending settlers ~ltl tie nectaIy t4e
keits OF agriculture end the cultivation Of Cotton, 40 I'M
horti,r tte Inn AID products tae ls-d are and
kohiai Conner al Business 81 b. thus esabi.hea which
AIKEN IN with the Other oaii1ls % tAe ton aN
koods lc o. the lands and growing Cotton and oi ocnc''
he Island expected 90 pa. good ciis 10 he
More detailed information liza! be ooahcd o. The ole OF
Conc my. al which place applications To- S.oeh may be