Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-11-02
ST. GEORGES Nlrto


TIE subfcriber offers for Sale h;.,n,
lately the properly Of General H H ----' -
htuated n the town of Warren. ana ra
Of Lincoln, and A litte above III ~ oouH
Navigation, on the great Fails of 81 Cs-.a Co. u
Riyer--together with Tie Lands and p.a
dings thereto adjoining and belonging -
he natural advantages that here nrecon.
themielves' together with the very vie,r t'ur' ~
provements that have been made ], fL; Nf'', r,-
Seat, render il one Of be I'll 4. VI mr. NM.
hrft tituation, for that branch ~ hrfnar.
the Diffrict of Maine
There are three diltinct Saw NEIL e,.l. III
which contains two Saws.
ones faid Mills, is of very u,us,,y
length, and calculated more particularly -
having dimenhen Lumber Il will E,v :
mex upwards Of hxty feet in length. 1bis
iong Mil contains alto, gang Of feyen Saws
moving together, and cutting Iog in.o Gr
Ooaros az one operation. but X rena-L,;-i,,
"eli adapted TO the cutting Of veiTeI 49,
making them as equal in thickness ~ lno,,+h
and perfect, in every refPect as thoie fawea
by hand. 'SU
There is alto, a Grin Mil, of the he(l L;Da
and conlruction, whole cuftom 4 from, Z j,
10 bulhelS per day, thro' the year with ! Bol-
ting machine for the manufacture cf Flour.
The iupply Of water u verv abundant.
(wIth the exception Of the three drie[f monibs
of the year, 70 keep four Of the flaws II mo.
rion, and for four months in the wear. WI,
keep them all going together, with The gr;n
Mill and there is no B. of the year len
cept an unuiual dry feafon) when two Jaws
may not be employed, even in the three linl-
mer months. Each of the flaws Is capable
Of cutting four thouland Of boards day -
The fall Of water, is 3 feet on an average.
The St Georges River, which together
with its Ponds, extends thirty miles into tie
back Country, affords upon IT'S banks an al
mOa inexhaHitable supply of Lumber. of va
rious forts, well adapted to the Saw Mill,
In addition to thc Mill, the Canal Is aIro
offered for Sale, with all It's privileges, as
eltablifhed by Law This Canal is mag
nifcant work, connecting the waters above
faid Mills with the tide waters, and Calcula-
ted as well for the ule Of the Mills. as the
Lumber Merchants of the Back country as
very much of the Lumber of that extenfye
Country pafes thro' Them TO the head ofnav-
igation making them productive Of rcve-
nue. Of mere than 500 dollars year executive
Of the advantage derived t. the Mills from
them.
This Canal may fairly be calculated, On as
Progrelhve and certain revenue
Adjoining the Mills, is Farm Of abour $50
acres of excellent Land one half of which.
IS cleared, and under Improvement, lying ON
both hdes of the river and in every point
Of view, whether Of foil, htuation, or iucreal-
ing value, is an object Of great importance.
On this farm, j large, handfome and well
hriihed manfion Houie, Barn and our houIes
a large Store, and Tenements for work peo-
pie, with Cooper's flop, Beautifully Gtua-
ted upon the bank o! the river, and oRe quar-
ter of mile above the Village This eifa,e
Is an extremely pleafant fummsr rehdence.
To Merchant or Trader, it 10 decidedly the
ben land on the river, for the umber trade;
and i generally conldered by thole who are
ben acquainted with ir, a. one Of the MOE
eligible Gluations for bufnefs In this part uf
the country.
Any Perlon inclined to purchafe, on appI-
cation to EBENEZER THACHRR, Eiq.
living on the premifes, can view the place, and
receive any further information relpscting the
peculiar advantages of this eitate. FOEeilion
will he given on the fri Of March next.
II not fold previous to that time, the whole
ofthi' valuable property will he Let At an an
nual rentso on flares as may be agreed upon.
For terms offale, apply to II. JACKSON.
Bgj9oa, September | 1907 (t4J