Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-08
The Pauqui.r White sulphur Springs,

If IIRLISld,
OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN LOTS
yuNHlS property has been held under OF ncopo
ration since 1899 The chartered property then
sisted of l,s1! OF land in Fauquer county inclu
ding the improvements thel con, and divided into
800 shares, estimated in the charter at siOy each The
subscriber having subsequently, acquired the property
sold thereof aud there remain fully lOU
together with the buildings enlarged and greatly improved
The more easily TO sell such property and 70 increase
its value he has laid OF the larger portion Of the land in
about 600 building lota with convenient, strccts
60 feet width, running north and SOUTH east and
with view to the formation OF village or city, TO be
called "WaIrenon SPRING. These lots nearly surround
the reserved sxty live acres which include the Sulphur
Sprngs and all the contiguous buildings and improve
ments These sixty acres al5o offered for sale in
500 shares. In connection with the lots; the whole R SOC
lots and shares being estimated sO esc and when
ken to be paroned by lot those getting the 100 shares
will constitute the corporation under the amended charter
OF February q 1854, known as tho Fauquier Whs Sui
phnr Sprngs Company aud those getting the respective
lots win receive their deeds from Mr.. RO Hudgn gen.
tcman Of the highest character and business qualifications
TO whom as truatee for the purpose the entire property
has been conveyed
The valuation Of this property by the officer Of
the Commonwealth shows that the buildings alone
worth $50 OOO the assessment per acre put at ss4
Such property requires liberal expenditures for the
public accommodation than individuals able willing
risk aud the fact that many will be interested in the
Of the Springs, aud in building around them will
probably double, Immediately after the company ID form.
ed the present estimate. subscriber will in the wors
get lot (of the almost universal dimensons in New
York; for the sum Of ten dollars He will get n lot Oh
which he build at the very fountain OF hea he may
The inducements build will be irresistible and the fact
of such buildings being erected will enhance
the value Of the Springs and of the lots There &c
why city OF magnitude should rise up and -four
sh this place The Ruppahannock river ID navcsble to
the spot. very little energy would always keep the
the river about or ami.s below this land Coal
cheap rate may be unoadcd FROM thu cars Into the
bouts lndehnte steam power may thus be commanded
advantages which Lowell has for unlimited business The
railroad already within six miles, will extend to New
Orleans, whose nhsbantS may then reach these Springs
in three days AZ healthy spot any veina--in an
abundant regon-with all these facilities why should moi
city thrive and prosper here At all even,s around
health giving waters already so extensively and beau,
fully improved all the high hnd the low the rich and the
poor have opportunity Of soournng for the sum-
longer terms graduated by their
aud the bengnant design OF the Legislature in granting
the charter may be realized to the fullest extent
This property rendered to the public at about the
ue which the take. are paid to the State and greatly
below the original outlay The assessment wal made by
an intelligent public officer way interested A1n,os:
indefinite profits may be relied If the plan of sale be
carried out If it be not. no one will be injured
the small sum OF ten dollars not required TO be paid
Ill the subscription be complacd and the partition shall
be made by the trtec. assisted by Justices of the
peace In the meantime checks in favor OF the trustee
other satisfactory arrangement for The subscription,
may be made to be used till the day partition The
trustee will apply the money after PARTITION in the first
place. the exngushment Of all lien. OH the property,
give assurance of good ttle-a title reported in
1885, by able attorneys then entirely satisfactory and
which has been douby confirmed by 10 years of quiet,
The plan of estimating lots and shares In the Springs
Company of equivalent value in the partition will save
trouble in the division and after this partition the inter
ess of the lot holders and Springs stockhoders will be
in law entirely distinct while the success of one party
must greatly enhance the other ANY one NAV subscribe
W viii M be in proportion. THOMAS GREEN. Gii
NorE-i All the streets are TO feet wide nnd run
north and south, east and west
Each square, In the plan, fronts 80 feet on streets
running east and west and 500 feet on streets running
north and SOUTH and with Its pron OF the streets and
alley) contains about two acres.
8 No payment the $40 required ill il Ia ascer
tsined by the number Of subscriber that city Ia 10 be
built in which event the value must greatly exceed the
cost
In the partition the lots will be represented by
tokens with the number of square and of lot on each
These tokens will be put In the vessel with $500
similar ones marked 90 share Of stock" In another
vessel subscribers will be put (each
according to the number Of shares he may have taken
and In the drawing, In the division large estates
among hcirs each will thus have an equal
chance with other OF getting share of Spring stock,
or the moro highly valued lot.
The $500 who get the shares of stock will for the az
gJegstc Of only eos O00 get the 65 ncrcs Including
the sulphur Spring, the buildings. (sscssed ut $40
and the furniture.
Those who get suitable building lots for the ,rco hotels
may be still successful while those least fortunate
will get building lots Oi 9 10y 100 ee that must be worth
as the population increases much more Than the cost
Subscription Isa and lithographic plans of the pro.
no,ed city are at of the bookstores and other pub
c places In this city Tho agents baviuz them an become
the Of the respective subscribers and In
surrenderng tho lists get Of the deeds The
p.ymcps and the drawings are desired TO be the same
me or tbe subscription may DO deposited any solyep,
bank to be paid Robert Hudgin on the dag Of par
ton r, -
ton from rt,o,,, ,
Washington City, Aug la THOMAS GREEN