Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-19

THE FA spp99UyJIEEgE ,WWHbbTES SULPHUR
OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLlC

OFFERED FOR SALE 70 THE PUBLIC
an LOTS.
poration, since lsss The chartered property then
consisted of l,ls3s acres of Land IN auquIa
dvdeS nto est ated IN the
ter at 500 EACH The subscriber having subsequently
n1s ,as esSsn
sether with the buildings enlarged and greatly i'm
sasaysd Tss me-;
portion Of the land into about 1000 Building Lots,
north and south, east and west, with view 70 the
fOrmatlsn Of village or lo CITY, to be called
reserved sixty which include the Sulphur
Springs and all the contiguous building AID improve
aGo shares. in connection with the lots the whole
u 500 lots and shares being estimated at $40 eaoh
ting the 500 shares will constitute the corporation
under the amended charter OF February 2. 1854,
Company; and those getting the respective lots viii
receive their deeds from Mr.. Ro; Hudgn, gentle
tons. to whom, trustee for the purpose the entire
property has been conveyed.
the shows that he buildings aone
are worth $4,000 the assessment per is put at
hsn
are able or willing to risk. and the fact that many
in building hs9 S pPobaSy sonbs
mediatey after the company il formed, the present
q lot Iof the almost universal dimensions in New
orkl for the sum Of ten dollars He will get alot
ia fountain
he may reside on it for the summer season only, or
Tor the year. The Inducements 70 build WIN be ir
ed will neasufaby enhsncs the value "s Of 1.-The the
Springs and OF the lots. There is no reason why a
paos The asn to
the spot. A very little energy would always keep
railroad the river about or miles below this
lsnd Coal at cheap rate, may be unlOaded from
thus he commanded al will AID the facility of trans
pOrtatIOn gives the same advantages which Lowell
Within vii niles. will soon extend to New orI L
whose inhabitants may then reach these Springs IN
an ssnnasnt ali ahsss "a aoiss wh9
should NOT CITY thrive and prosper here! At all
aBd sse Waes
and the low, the rich and the poor have now OPP
onseT Srsed by ther sDd %e
b ae S granting the
This property is rendered to the pubic at abou.
the value on which the taxes are paid to the State
Was ads pnbo
way interested. ,Amost indefinite profits may be
NO o ans tsf Of sale be erfe s oT If be
$40 is not required to he paid unit the subscription
trustee. assisted by two Justices of the peace. In
the mean time checks In favor of the trustee, or
may be made not be used tii the day Of partition
the trustee VIII apply the money after partition. in
the property. to give assurance of good tite-a
title reported in 1889, BY able attorneys, then
hrmed by 10 years Of quiet undisturbed possession
since that time.
The plan of estimating lots and shares in the
Springs Company, as of equivalent va ue in the par
ttion, will save trouble in the division; and after
this PARTITION the interests Of the lOt-hOders and
Springs stockholders will be IN law entirely distinct,
the other. Any may subscribe for one or more
shares IN this purchase, and his interest will be IN
proportion. THOMAS GREEN.
NorE--1. All the streets are So feet wlde and run
Each square in the plan fronts 25O feet streets
running east and west, and go feet streets run
nlng north and south, and with Its portion of the
streets and alley) contains about two acres.
j. No payment of even the SIo required till il is
ascertalned, by the number of subscribers, that a
city Is to be built In which event the value must
greatly xceed the cost.
In the partition the 10 O0O lots will be
by tokens with the number of square and of lot
each. These tokens will be nut in the same vessel
with 900 similar ones, marked ~ share of stock -
In another vessel subscribers names will be put,
teach name repeated according to the number of
shares he may have taken, and in the drawing in
the division of large estates among numerous heirs
each will thus have equal chance with any other
oIgeting share OF Spring stock or the more highly
valued lot.
The go who get the shares of stock will, for the
aggregate sum OF only S2iiG0 get the 65 acres, IN
Guiding the Sulphur Spring, the buildings as essed
at $4,000, ana the furniture.
Those who get suitable building lots for large no.
te Is may be still more successfully while those least
fortunate will get building lots Of 25 by 100 feet that
must be worth. "a the population increases, much
more than the cost.
s. Subscription lists and lithographic plans of the
proposed city are e At most # the bookstores and
other public places in this city. The agents having
tive subscribers and In surrendering the lists get
assurance of the deeds. The payments and the
drawings are desired to he at the time, or the
to be paid to Rober Hudgin on the day of PARTITION
Letters to the subscriber this city will receive
attention from THOMAS GREEN.