Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-18
Miscellaneous.
THE FAgQuIER WHITE SULPHUR
OFFERED FOR sALk rs fHE PUBLIC

OFFEhED FOX SAt JEs, TO The roDLiC
o T .sss Is fS Si ss %, e r ss:n
county including the thereon ,S and
,eacSured the R,oReTy sold path part thereof; ana
Ss bdyss snsd
proved The more it easily to sell such property,
o the ana Bass
with oony enieht streets, Of 60 feet width, running
saa s Hsse s on E 81
renton Springs" These lots nearly surround the
Springs and al the contis buildings and improve
gsHts These IS acres also are offered for sale: IN
lots "a and sRaIes Being e @ iO each,
aud when taken to be PartitIoned by lot; those get
under ans the amended ehaSter Of Febrasry ssa
known as the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
receive then deeds from ' NJ Ro. Hudsn . gentle
man OF the highest character and business qualities
Of tins S the oS
worth $4,000: the assessment per acre is put at
Ss4. such property requires more Liberal exPendI-
10 an the ahas so
will be interested in the success of the Springs, and
%6 ss .sI Ss will do aHS
estimate subscriber will, in the worst event, get
York for the sum of ten dollars He will get siot
on which he can build at the very fountain OF health
for the year. The Inducements to build will be IT.
resstbe; and the fact such buildings being erect
s. shs "
city Of magnitude should not rise up and flourish at
the SPOT. A very little energy would always keep
the locks in repair. The Alexandria and Lynchbqrg
land. Coal at cheap rate, may be anloaded from
the cars into the boats. Indefinite steam power may
poTtation gives the same advantages which which Lowell
has for nnlmlted business The railroad, already
whose inhsbitsnts nav then reach these Springs IN
three days AS healthy spot as any N virglniaIn
should not city thrive and prosper here: At a
events around these health-giving waters, already
and the low, the rich and the poor have now an OPP
Portunity OF sojournlng for the summer season, or
benignant design of the Legislature in granting the
charter may be realized to the fullest extent.
the value the taxes are sn paid to the State
and greatly below the original outlay The assess
way interested. ALMOST indefinite profits may be
relied on II The plan OF sal be carried out If 1t be
10 be nn tfs the
be completed, and the partition shall he made by the
trustee. assisted by two justices Of the peace In
other satisfactory arrangement for the subscription
nay be made not to be used till the day of partition
The trustee will apply the money after partition, in
the hrst place. to the REIMBURSEMENT of all liens
me propery so as to give of good tlte-a
tIrsly satisfactory, and which has been doubly con-
hrmed by l9 years OF quiet, undsturbed possession
The plan of estimating lots and shares in the
Springs Company, as of equivalent value in the par
tlton, Will save trouble in the division and after
this PARTITION the interests of the lotholders and
Springs stockholders will be IN law entirely distinct
while the success of one party must greatly enhance
the other. Any one may subscribe for one more
R this and HI GtsSst S b
NoTE.-l. All the streets are 50 feet WIDE and run
norIh and south, east and west.
fhn Nla from &c fant utra ate
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
great y exceed the cost.
a. In the partition the IN 600 lots will be represented
by tokens, with the number of square and of lot on
each. These tokens will be put In the same vessel
with 800 similar ones, marked 81 share of stock"
leach name repeated according to the number Of
SHARES he may have taken and in the drawing, as in
the DIVISION OF large estates among numerous heirs,
each VIII thus have an equal chance with any other
ogettlng snare OF Spring stock the more highly
valued lot.
The $500 who get the shares of stock will for the
Guiding the sulphur Spring, the buildings (assessed
at $4,000, ana the furniture.
Those who get suitable building lots for large no.
teIs may be stall more successful while those least
fortunate will get building lots of Is by 100 feet that
must be worth, as the population increases, much
more than the cost.
S. Subscription lists and photographic plans of the
proposed city are LEFT at most the bookstores and
other public places this city. The agents having
them can become the representatives. or the respec
tive subscribers And In surrenderng the lists get
assurance of the deeds. The payments and the
drawings desired tn be at the same time or the
to be paid to Robert Hudgn on the day of PARTITION
Letters to the subscriber in this city will receive
attention from THOMAS GREEN.