WHereas ( if God permit ) for the better setling of the Colony and Plantation in Virginia , there is a voyage intended thither by many Noble men , Knights , Marchants , and others , to bee furnished and set forth with all conuenient speed : And for that so Honorable an action pleasing to God , and commodious many waies to this Common-wealth , should be furthered and furnished with al meanes and prouisions necessarie for the same , Wherein both Honorable and Worshipfull personages , doe purpose & prepare to goe thither in their owne persons : This is therfore to intimate and giue notice to al Artificers , Smiths , Carpenters , Coopers , Shipwrights , Turners , Planters , Vineares , Fowlers , Fishermen , Mettell-men of all sorts , Brick-makers , Brick-layers , Plow-men , Weauers , Shoo-makers , Sawyers Spinsters , and all other labouring men and women , that are willing to goe to the said Plantation to inhabite there , that if they repayre into Phillpot Lane , to the house of Sir Thomas Smith , Treasurer for the said Colony , their names shall be Registred , and their persons shall be esteemed at a single share , which is Twelue pound ten shillings , and they shall be admitted to goe as Aduenturers in the said Voyage to Virginia , where they shall haue houses to dwell in , with Gardens and Orchards , and also foode and clothing at the common charge of the Ioynt stocke , they shall haue their Diuident also in all goods and Marchandizes , arising thence by their labours , and likewise their Diuident in Lands to them and to their Heyres for euer : And if they shall also bring in money to Aduenture in the Ioynt stock , their shares both in goods and lands shal be augmented accordingly .

And likewise al other that wil bring in Twenty fiue pound or more by the last of March , though they goe not in their persons shall be accepted for Free-men of the Company , and shall haue their Billes of Aduenture , as all other Aduenturers haue in the same Action .