Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-17
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Thie property has been held under an act OF lnoof
consisted Of l,issSi acres Of Land. in FsuquiI
county Including she thereon ,s and
ter at SlOO each The subscriber having subsequently
tine sSa and
sether with the buildings enlarged and greatly i'm
proved The more easily to sell q spoa property
portion of the land into about loOoO Building Lots
with oonyenent streets, Of 60 feet width, running
formation OF village or oity, to be called War
renton Springs" These lots nearly surround the
reserved sixty hive acres which include the Sulphur
Springs and al the conIg uous buildings and Improve
ments: These IS acres, also, offered for sale. In
u 500 lots and shares being estimated at SiO each,
and when taken to he partitioned by lot those get
known as the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
receive Their deeds rom NJ Ro H8dsiH sen H
man OF the highest character and business quali6ca
LIONS to whom as trustee for the purpose the entire
of tbs oi tins property 6y the sworn oceI
are worth $4,000 the assessment per acre is put at
SS4. such property requires more liberal expendl-
are able or willing to risk, and the fact that many
Will be interested in the success Of the Springs, and
tss % the
estimate subscriber will, IN the worst event. get
York for the sum of ten dollars. He will get q lot
on which he buI d. at the very fountain OF health;
for the year. The inducements to build. will be ir-
resistibe; and the fact of such buildings being erect
Springs and Of the lots. There is no reason why a
city of magnitude should not rise up and flourish at
the SPOT R Very little energy would always Keep
the locks in repair. The Alexandria and Lynchburg
the cars the boss Indefinite 81 steam power g
portaion gives the same advantages which Lowell
has for unlimited business. The railroad, already
whose inhabitants NAV then reach these Springs in
three days. AS healthy spot as any IN yIrgIma-in
should not city thrive and prosper here: AT al
events around these health giving waters, lrsadv
and the low, the rich and the poor, have now OPP
portunity of sojournlng for the summer season. or
charter may be realized TO the fullest extent
and greatly below the original outlay. The assess
way interested Almost Indefinite profits may be
relied on If the plan of sale be carried ont If it be
SO is not required to be paid until the snbscription
be 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
to III s s
the s pses s 10 fBg es Of sn, in
title reported IN 1885, by able attorneys. as then en-
tirsly satisfactory, and which has been douby
hrmed by 10 years of quiet undisturbed possession
since that time
Springs Company, as Of equivalent value in the par
tltloD, Will save trouble In the division; and after
this PARTITION the interests of the lot holders and
Springs stockholders will be In law entirely distinct,
while the success Of one party must greatly enhance
the other. Any may subscribe for one or more
shares IN this purchase, and his interest w, be In
proportion. THOMAS GREEN.
NorR.-1. All the streets are 60 feet WIDE and run
nor b and south, east and west.
Each square In the plan fronts 250 feet streets
running east and west, and 20 feet streets run
ming north and south. and with It's portion of the
streets and alley) contains about two acres
NO payment of even the $40 required till il is
asceItaIned, by the number of subscribers, that
city is to be built IN which event the value must
great ly exceed the cost.
4. In the partition the TO- 200 lots will DO represented
by tokens, with the number of square and of lot
each. These tokens will be put in the same vessel
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
the division of large estates among numerous heirs,
each will thus have an equal chance with any other
valued lot.
aggregate sum of only s25OOo get the 65 acres, IN
Guiding the Sulphur Spring, the buildings, assessed
at SSo, 00, ana the furniture.
Those who get suitable building lots for largo no.
te ~ may be still more successfully 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 of the bookstores and
other public places In this city. The agents having
them can become the representatives of the respec
assurance of the deeds. The payments and the
drawings are desired To be at the same time. the
subscription may be deposited IN any solvent bsnk,
TO be paid to Robert Hudgin the day of PARTITION
Letters TO the subscriber in this city will receive
attention from THOMAS GREEN.