Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-16

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IN iors AAH roDLiS
This property hss been he'd under an act Of ineor
ecn:se .cPs. Tsnd, fHs'fs sn;q
county. Including The improvements thereon. and
ter at si0o each. The subsorber hsvnS
Isscqmred the property, sold a, part thereof, and
sstheI with the baildngi enlarFed and greatly i'm
proved: The more easily to Sell such property,
portion Of the land into about 900 Building Lots,
with convenient streets, Of 90 feet width, running
rsnton Springs These lots nearly surround the
ssseryed sdlrty q acres which i5ende the sulphur
ments; These IS acres, also, are Offered for sale in
@ shares, IN oonnexion with the lots the whole
lZ5O lots ana shares being estimated at 8 10 each,
aud when taken to be partltoned by lot: those get
ting the $500 shares will constitute the corporation
known as the Fa1auier White Sulphur Springs
COMPANY and those getting he respective lots will
man Of the highest character and business qualifca
tons to whom as trustee for the purpose, the entire
ofths Commonw eait Shows that he Buildings aISne
sa such property requires more LIBERAL ai'
lures for tho public accommodation than individuals
will DO interested in the success of the Springs, and
IN building around them, will probably double, I'M
estimate subscriber Will in the worst event, get
slot (oi the almost universal Dimensions in New
on which he can build, at the very fountain of heath:
he may reside on it for the summer season ony. or
reslstbe and the fact of such buildings being erect
ed WIN lInmeasnrably enhance the value of the
springs and Of the lots There Is no reason why a
, place. The RsppahanDock ana GssisS to
me ne spot. very little energy would always keep
railroad CROSSES the river about or miles below this
land. Coal at cheap rate, may be unIoaded from
thus be al viii and the fsey OF any
Portstion gives the same advantages which Low ell
win mss viii soon EXTEND to Hes o Stsnny
whose inhabitants NAV then reach these Springs IN
an s6a"dsnt 4sscnwiih al Il thess "a actfes whT
should not city thrive and prosper here: AT ali
so extensively and beautifully improved, all the high
and the low, the rich and the poor have now an op-
sradnsted BY her sOd 6e
Gefsn 81 sss sEssnre granting the
This property is rendered to the public at about
the value on which the taxes are paid to the State
snd greatly a bs1w the Original outlay assess
way interested. ALMOST indefinite profits may be
not, no one will be injured; even the small sum % Of
mot adanred to be pad until the SUBSCRIPTION
trustees assisted by two Justices of tho peace. In
tho mean time checks ia favor of the trustee, or
be made, used Ill the day Of PARTITION.
In ne trustee VIII apply the money amer PARTITION, in
the property to give assurance of good ttieDa
title reported in 1884, able attorney as then en-
been 6Onby
hrmed by ie years OF quiet, undsturbed possession
The plan of estimating lots and shares in the
Springs COMPANY as Of Equivalent value in the pnr
tition, VIII save trouble in the division and after
this PARTITION the interests of the ot-hoders and
Springs stockholders will he In law entirely distinct
while the success of one party greatly enhance
the Other Any one may subscribe for one or more
shares In this purchase, and his interest will he In
proportion. THOMAS GREEN
NoTK.-1. All the streets are 60 feet wlde and run
nor and south. east and west. - -
Zach square in the plan fronts 25o feet streets
ming north and SOUTH and with Its portion of the
streets and alley) contains about two acres
ascertaned, by the number of subscribers, that a
city Is to be built in which event the value must
greatly exceed the cost.
4. In the PARTITION the ~ mn lots be repro
by tokens, with the number of square and of lot on
each Ihese tokens will be put IN the same vessel
In another vessel subscribers names will be nnt
leach name repeated according to the number OF
shares he may have taken,) and the drawing a. in
each will thus have an equal chance with any other
OF gettng share OF Spring stock or the highly
The ESQ who got the shares OF stock will, for the
aggregate sum of only S25,oo, get the IS acres IN
oiudag the Sulphur Spring, the buildings assess ed
at 100000 ana the furniture.
Those who get suitable building lots for large no.
teIs may he still more successful, while those least
fortunate viii get badng lots Of Is by 100 feet that
must ne worth. as the population increases, much
S. SUBSCRIPTION p.ts and photographic plans of the
proposed c,ty are !e At most of the bookstores and
other puDlc places In this oIty. The Agents having
them can become the Representative of the respec
tive subscribers and IN surrenderng tho lists can yet
assurance OF the deeds. The payments and the
drawings are desired to I've at tho same time or the
subscription may be deposited in any solvent bank
to be paid to Robert Hudgn the day of PARTITION
attention from THOMAS GREEN
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