Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-18
The Fauquier White sulphur Springs,

OFFERED FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IN LOTS.
TNHIS property has been held under act o incorpo
III ration since 1888. The chartered property then con-
sisted of lls3! of land in Fauquer county, ncu
ding the improvements thereon, and was divided into
$500 shares Estimated In the charter at sleo each The
subscriber having subsequently reaoqured the property
sold part thereof and there remain fully 100 acres
together with the buildings enlarged and greatly improved
The easily to sell such property, and to increase
s value he has laid OF the larger portion OF the land IN
about 10000 building LOTS with convenient streets, OF
GO feet width running north and SOUTH east and west
with view to the formation Of village or city, TO be
called Warrenton Springs" These lots nearly surround
the reserved sixty five which include the Sulphur
Springs and all the contiguous buildings and improve
men These sixty five also, offered for sale in
$40 shares In connection with the lots the whole H. O
and shares being estimated at $40 eac and when "a
ken to be pnroned BY ot those getting the 800 shnres
will constitute the corporation under the amended charter
of February q 1854, known the Fauquier White Sui
phur Springs Company ard those getting the respective
lots will receive their deeds from Mr. Ro. Hudgn gen
emsn Of the highest character and business
to whom as trustee Tor the purpose the entire property
has been conveyed.
The valuation of this property by the sworn officer oil
the Commonwealth shows that the buildings alone
worth $50 the assessment per acre is put at ssi
Such property requires liberal expenditures for the
public accommodation than individuals able willing
to risk and the fact that many win be interested in the
Of the Springs, and III building around theu will
probably double Immediately after the company form
ed the present estimate. subscriber will in the worst
event. lot o the almost universal dimensions in New
York; for the OF ten dollars. He will get LOT or
which he build at the very fountain Of healh he may
reside for the summer season only for the year
The inducements to build will be rresstible and the fact
of such buildings being erected will enhance
the value of the Springs and of the lots There rea
why city Of magnitude should not rise up and aour
ish this place The Rappahsnnock river nayigabe t.
the spot. very little energy would always keep the
locks In repair. The Alexandria and Lynchburg railroad
crosses the river about miles below this land Goa
cheap rate may be unoaded from the cars into the
bosts Indefinite steam power may thus be commanded
at will and the facility of transportation gives the
advantages which Lowell has for unlimited business The
air pYte toE
Oreans whose inhabitants may then reach these Springs
in three days. As healthy spot any in virgnis-n
city thrive and prosper here At all events sroundthee
health giving waters already extensively and beau
fully improved all the high and the low the rich and the
poor have now an opportunity OF soournng for the sum
mer season, or longer terms graduated by their
and the bengnani design of the Legislature in granting
the charter may be realized to the fules. extent
This property 10 rendered to tho public at about the
ue on which the taxes are paid to the State and greatly
below the original outlay The made BY
an intelligent public officer no wny interested. Almo,
indefinite profits may be relied if the plan Of sale be
carried out. If It be not will be injured
the small of ten dollars is required to be paid
til the subscription be completed and tha partition shall
be made by the trustee assisted by justices OF the
peace In tie meantime checks in favor Of the trustee,
other satisfactory arrangement for the subscription,
may be made not to be used till the day of partition The
trustee will apply the money after partition in the 6rst
place, the exngushment of all liens OH the propctY,
SO as to give assurance Of good ,le-a title reported in
1885, by able atorneys then entirely satisfactory and
which has been douby confirmed by 9 years of quiet,
undsturbed possession since that time.
The plan Of estimating lots and shnres in the Springs
Company as Of equivalent value In the partition, will
trouble in the division and after this partition the inter-
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 mav subscribe
for more shares in ths purchase and his interest
will be in proportion. THOMAS GREEN.
NorR-l. Al the streets are 60 feet wide, and run
north and south. enst and west
Each square, in the plan, fronts $50 feet on
running east and west and go feet on streets running
north and SOUTH and with its portion of the streets and
ailey) contains about two acres.
No payment OF even the $40 ia REQUIRED till il Is ascer
ained BY the number OF subscribers that city be
built In which event the value must greatly exceed the
cost.
In the partition the TO- 600 lots will no renresep,ed by
tokens, with the number OF square and of lot on EACH
These tokens will be put in the same yessel with 500
similar ones, marked I" share of stock" In another
vessel subscribers names will be put leach name repeated
according to the number OF ahares he may have taken
and the drawing. as In thn division of large estates
among numerous heirs esch vii! tkus have an equal
chance with any other OF getting share of Spring s;ocL
or the more highly valued los.
gregatc Of only s5 O1O get the Is acros including
he Sulphur Spring. the buildings (assessed at
uqd the furniture,
Those who get suitable building lots for the large hotels
may oe st more successful while those least fortunate
will get building lots OF 2J by 100 eet that must be WORTH
the population increases, much more than the cost
s. Subscription lists and ithugraphc usus OF the pro-
posed city are e at most of the and other pub
hc places in th: city The agents having them become
the Of the respective subscrbers and in
surenderng the lists get assurance of The Deeds The
payments and the drawings desired To ha the
me the subscr ption may be deposited n any solvent
bank, to be paid to Robe! Hudgn on the day Of psrti'
ton.
Letters the subccribe Ia this city will receive atten.
ton from
Washington City, Aug l9 THOMAS GREEN.