The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-06
The Fauquier white sulphur Springs,
VIRGINIA
OFFERED FOR SALE 10 THE PUBLIC IN LOTS

VNIIIS property has been held under an act Of in
corporation 1888 The property then
meb tereon and was divided into shares estimated in the
charter 500 each The subscriber having subsequently,
property sold thereof there fully
hundred together with the buildings enlarged and greatly
Value he has d OH the larger portion Of the land into about 10 GOO
building with convenient streets Of 90 feet Width running
y 10 be called arren,on rng These nearly surround
The reserved sixty acres which include the sulphur sprag and
also offered @ sale IN 800 shares N eonneSoa with the
aud when taken 10 be paruoned by getting the 1900
will constitute the corporation under the amended charter
pany and getting respective o will deeds
from Ro Hude gentleman the highest character and business
whom trustee for the purpose the entire property
The valuation 81 this property by the sworn Of the Common
that the buildings alone worth $4,000 the
per at ssi such property requires liberal
willing risk that will be Interested
the saa and sss around ars e% w pSoa de
subscriber WILL in the worst event ge. lot s the almost
get ot on which build very he may
reside on for the summer season only for the year The induce
win UNNECESSARILY enhance the value Of the Springs
lots There 70 reason why guy pSs h0s nG rise S
little energy would always keep the locks In repair
miles below this Land Coal cheap rate the
into the boats Indefinite steam power may thus be
which Lowell has for unlimited business The railroad already within
miles VIII soon extend 70 New orleans M19Se @ ay Sn
gnan regonwh all these facilities why should
giving waters already 50 extensively and beaaiay improved an
high the the rich and the have opportunity
by , and the bengnant design Of the legislature
Ing charter may be realized TO the fullest extent
property public the value
the paid the State and greatly below the original outlay
The made by an Intelligent public officer
profits be relied on the plan
be carried out be not no one will III. % 1 even the small
completed the partition shall be made by the trustee by
justices Of thu In the mean time checks In favor the
Dc made not 10 be used I'll the day Of partition The trustee win
ply the after PARTITION In the first place. to the extnguhn
title reported in 1885 by able attorneys entirely satisfactory
which has been douby confirmed by 10 quiet und
ed possession since that time.
The plan estimating Springs Company as
equivalent value the partition will trouble in the
and partition Springs
entirely distinct while the
pm greatly enhance the other Any may subscribe for
shares in this purchase and his interest win be pro-
portion
No All the 60 feet wide and north south
Each square plan fronts running east
and and go feet running north and south with
portion aley) contains about
No of the $40 required till Is ascerted
the number Of Subscribers that city Is TO be built in which
the value greatly exceed the 2.
the partition the 10000 lots will BIO represented by tokens
with hs number o. square ana % o On each ese tokens Will
stock In another vessel subscribers will be
heirs each will thus have equal chance with other Of getting
$500 get will aggregate sum
only get the 65 including the Sulphur Spring the
buildings assessed at $50 0ooJ and the furniture.
who get building large may still
successful while those least fortunate will building
by 100 that must be WORTH the population increases much
Subscription thographc plans proposed city are
public places city
having them the respective
subscribers and in surendcring the lists
deeds The and the drawing desired be
time the subscription be deposited solvent bank
paid to Robert Iiudgn on the day Of partition.
Letters to the subscriber In this city VIII receive attention from
Aug THOMAS GREEN