Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-08
THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS In V,RGINIA,
OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC

This property has been held under an act of incor
consisted Of Ii.ia51s acres Of Land, ih Faauqur @
county, Including the improvements thereon. and
was divided INTO so shares est lmated in the char
ter at Sl0o cach The scriber having subsequently,
reacquired the property, sold part thereof, and
there now remain fully eleven hundred acres, TO
sether with the buildings enlarged and greatly m
proved. The more easily to sell such property,
portion of the land into about l0,cU Building Lots,
with convenient streets, Of 60 feet width, running
north and south, east and west, with view TO the
renton Springs These lots nearly surround the
Springs nd ali the contiguous builtngsaad improve.
ments: These'5 acres, also, ere offered for sale. in
aD lots and sres being Estimated is ten at o e"c
and when taken to be Partitioned by lot those get
ting the 1850 shares will constitute the corporation
known as the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
receive thelr deeds from Mr.. Ro. HudgIn, a gentle
man of the highest character and business qualihca
TONS to whom. as trustee for the purpose the entire
property has been conveyed.
The yainatlon Of thus property By the sworn officer
are worth $4,000 the assessment per acre is put at
S84 Such property requires more liberal expendl
lures for the public accommodation than individuals
are able or willing to risk and the fact that many
will he interested in the success of the Springs and
medatey alter the $ Company W is amed the f%ups present
estimate. subscriber will in the worst event, get
York; for the sum of ten dollars He viii get a lot
on which he can build at the very fountain of heath:
for the year. The Inducements to build will be ir
resIstlbe and the fact Of such buildings being erect
Springs and Of the lots There is no reason W why yn
city Of magnitude should not rise up and flourish at
this place. The Rappahannock river rs navigable to
the spot A very llttle energy would always keep
the 0eks IN rspah th The and
and. Coal at &C cheap rate. may be unlOaded from
the cars into the boats Indefinite steam power may
portaton gives the same advantages which Lowell
105 soes hs S H sssd
whose inhabitants may then reach these Springs
three days; As heaLthy spot p as % any u yIginaJn
should not a cps thrive and prosper here? AT all
so extensively and beautifully improved, al the high
and the low, the rich and the poor, have an op-
q fer 9 the OS
6eaIfnsnt design PIG Of iae legislature in granting the
h a IS to se
n v2 s9s9 8 bs6S 6sh ts the are paid 6
ment was made by an Intelligent public oficer no
way interested. Almost indefinite profits may be
not, no one will be injured even the small sum of
$40 is not required to he paid until the subscription
trustee, assisted by two Justices of the peace in
the mean time checks In favor of the trustee, or
be made, not to be used till the day of PARTITION
IN trustee & w apply me money aiter psTftlon IN
the property so as to give assurance of good tte-a
tite reported IN 1885, BY able attorneys rs then en-
hrined by 10 wears Of quiet, undsturbed possession
since that time. .-.
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Springs Company, as of equivalent vaue in the par
tIlon, Will save trouble in the division and after
this PARTITION the interests OF the lot holders and
Springs stockholders vii be IN law entirely distinct
while the success OF One party must greatly enhance
| the other. ANY Que may subscribe for or more
eS % iS HoMAs GIs dREES XII
NoTE.-1. All the streets 60 feet wide, and run
norih and south, east and west.
2 Zach square IN the plan fronts $50 feet on streets
ming north and south, and with It's portion of the
streets and alley contains about two acres.
ascertained, by the number of subscribers, that q
| city IS to he built IN which event the value must
great ly exceed the cost.
In the partition the 10 OO lots will he represented
| each. These tokens will he out in the same veSse
with $500 similar ones marked 81 share of stock "
Ia another vessel snbscrlbers names will he put
shares he may have taken, and in the drawIng In
the division OF large estates among numerous heirs
| each will thus have m equal chance with any othe
OF getting share OF Spring stock or the more hghl,
| valued lot.
The 2,5O who get the shares of stock will, forth,
aggregate sum OF only $25,oW, get the 65 acres IN
cludlng the Sn phur Spring, the buildings,
| at $4,000, ana the furniture. - ..-r. .
Those who get suitable building lots for large no
teis may be still more successful, while those leas
| must be worth. as the population increases, mucl
S. Subscription lists and lthographic plans of tn,
proposed city are left at most the bookstores ant
other public places in this city. The agents havn,
them can become the representa- ives of the respec
tive subscribers and surrendering the lists &c
dssWinss are desired to be at The same time, or tn
| subscription may be deposited ~ any solvent bank
to be paid to Robert Hudgin on the day of partition
Letters 70 the subscriber II AZ, fsy S EEsssv
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