Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-11
THE FAT9uIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS IN VIRGINIA., =.
OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC

This property has been held under an act of ncor
consisted of l,lG3h acres of Land III Fauqulr
county. including the Improvements thereon, md
ter at siOO each. The subscriber having
Ieacqulred the property, sold n part thereof, and
setber with the buildings enlarged and greatly i'm
proved. The more easily 10 sell such property,
portion of the land into about lOO0 Building Lots,
with convenient streets, Of 6D feet width, running
north and south, east and west, with view 70 the
rentOn Springs" These lots nearly surround the
Springs and ali the contignG6s buildings and improrc
ments. These RS acres, also, offered for sale. In
I2yo lots and shares Being estImsteJ nt : 10 eae6'
anu when taken to he PartltIoned by Pt; ;ihfse get
andeT tho amended W cs Of caT @a @
known as the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
receive their deeds from Mr. Ro. findsin, gentle
man OF the highest character and business qualIhca
tons to who'll as trustee for the purpose, the entire
The valuation OF PIs property hy the sworn officer
oi the Commonwealth shows that the buildings alone
are worth SSh.s; the assessment per acre is put
54. Sueh property requires more liberal expendi
lures for the PnhIc accommodation han individuals
are able or willing to risk, and the fact that mny
VIII he interested In the success Of tho Springs and
IN building around them. will ProIably double, Inn
medlaely alter the company Is fpTmed, the present
estimate. subscriber will, IN the worst event,
alot tnl the almost universal dimensions IN New
York Tor the sum Oi ten dollars. lie will get lot
on winch he can huI'd, nj the very fountain OF healt h
he MAY reside on II for the summer nny. ar
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reslsilbe and the iac Oi such buildings being
ed Will lmlneasurahiy enhance the value of the
CITY ni magnitude should not mp and h0nrIsh at
ihis place. The Rspp.iannOck river is navlgabe tO
the locks IN repair. The Alexandria and lynchburs
railroad crosses the rlver about or miles below this
the cars into the boats. indefinite steam power may
TINS he commanded At will AID the facility of trans
portatIOn gives the same advantages which lowell
has for unlimited business. Tire railroad, already
within nIes, will soon extend tG New Orleans,
three days. AS HEALTHY spot as any IN VIrginIa-In
an abnndant region-With all these lactIes why
events, aronnd these health givins waters, already
so extensively and beautifully improved all the high
Portunty of sOiournlng for the summer season. or
longer, on terms graduated by their means and the
chatter may be realized to TIE fullest extent.
This property is rendered To the public mt about
sna s4S Sres% w e e otSss sd f se at
ment was made by an intelligent public officer
WAY interested. m re- E Aim3.t ne indefinite de profits may be
not, no one will bo injured even the small sum of
so is not required to he paid until the subscription
lie Completed. and the PARTITION shall be made by the
trustee, assisted by two justices Of the peace In
the mean time checks IN favor of the trustee.or
may be made not to be used till the day of partition
The trustee will apply the money aiter partition ia
the property, to iveassnrance OF good tite-a
title reported in 1893. BY able attorneys rs then
since tf;tt time.
The plan of estimating lots and shares in the
Springs Company. as Of equivalent value the par
tlton, will save trouble in the division; and after
this partition the interests OF the lot holders and
Springs stockholders will be In law entirety distinct,
while the SUCCESS of one party must greatly enhance
the other. Any one may subscribe for one more
shares IN this purchase, and his interest will be IN
proportion. THOMAS GREEN.
NorE.-I. All the streets are GO feet wide, and run
nor'h and south, east and west. .t..
Zach square In the plan fronts 80 feet on streets
running east and west, and 30 feet streets
nlng north and south, and with It's portion of the
s. No payment of even the $40 is required till it is
ascertaned, by the number of subscribers, that a
great ly exceed the cost.
T. In the partition the Oo lots will be represented
by tokens, with the number of square and of lot
each. These tokens will be nut in the vessel
with 1850 similar ones. marked 81 share of stock
In another vessel subscribers names will be put,
| leach name repeated according to the number OF
shares he may have taken,) and in the drawing, in
eIch will thus have equal chance with any other
oigettng share OF Spring stock ,or the more highly
The 800 who get the shares of stock will, for the
aggregate sum of only S25,"9 get the 65 acres, IN
at $4,000, ana the furniture.
Those VINO get suitable building lots for large ho-
fortunate will get beIdng lots Of 25by 100 feet thai
must he worth as the population increases, much
5. SUBSCRIPTION lists and lithographid plans of the
proposed city ars ef at most of the bookstores and
s s s
tive Subscribers and in surrsnderpg the lists can gel
assurance OF the deeds. The Payments and the
drawings are desired to be at the same time the
subscription Ray be deposited in any solvent bank
TO he paid Robert HndgIn on the day OF PARTITION
| attention from THOMAS GREEN.
| -au 8 ..-t. .E. '.n. "fN' n. -.
nSE SECONDHAND MELODE0N VERY
~ Iow, Also, hve new ones, for sale or rent upof
reasonable terms. JOHN T.. ELLIS.
| au8 S8'Penn. ave.. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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