Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-09-28
ST. GEORGES MILLS.

SebtI4 ROBERT DYER,
4 ST. GEORGES MILLS.
THE Subscriber offers for Sale, his MILLS
lately the property Of General RI. KNOX ;
fituated in the town of Warren, and county
Of Lincoln, and a little above the head of
Navigation, on the great Falls Of ST. Georges
River-:ogether with the Lands and Bull
dings thereto adjoining and belonging.
The natural advantages that here prelent
themfelve5 together with the very great i'm
provements that have been made at this Mil
Seat, render it one of the first, If not the very
frf ftuatiOn, for that branch Of bufinels in
the DIltrict Of Maine.
There are three diGinct Saw Mills, each Of
which contains two Saws.
one Of faid Mills, IL Of very mutual
length, and calculated more particularly for
lawing dimenfSn Lumber: IL will law a
flick upwards Of hxty feet in length, This
long Mill contains ALTO, gang Of leven Saws,
moving together, and cutting log into fix
boards at one operation, bul IL remarkably
well adapted to the cutting Of vetiel plank,
making chem as equal IN thickness, as ImOOTh
and perfect, il every relPect az thOle fawed
by hand.
There is alto, Grin Mil, Of the Def kind
and contraction, whole cultom il from to
10 buthels per day, thro' the year with Boil
ting machine tor the manufacture Of Flour.
The iupplY of water " very abundant,
with the exception Of the three drielt months
~ the year to keep f0ur of lie flaws Id mo-
tion and for four months III the year, will
keep them All going together, with the grit
Mill; and there Is 10 part Of the year Tex
cePt an mutual dry feafonJ when two Jaws
may rot be employed, even in the three FINN
mer months. Each Of the flaws is capable
Of cutting four thouland Of boards day 80
The fall ot water, is 2 feet on al average,
The 5: Georges River, which together
with rs Ponds, extends thirty miles into the
back Country, affords upon Us banks an al
mott lnexhauitable supply Of Lumber, of va
rlouo forts, well adapted 60 the saw Mill,
In addition TO the Mil, The Canal is ALTO
offered fer Sale, with all its privileges, as
eitabhihed by Law: This Canal Is mag
nihcant work, connecting the waters above
tald Mills with the tide waters, and Calcula
tea As well for the ule Of the Mills, as the
Lumber Merchants Of TIE Back country a
very much Of the Lumber of that e1tenGve
Country Pafes thro' them TO the head of nav
gatIon , making them productive of a reve-
nue. Ct more than 500 dollars year executive
oi the advantage derived &c the Mills from
them.
This Canal may fairly be calculated, on az
Progrefilve and certain revenue
Adjoining the Mills, IS a Farm of about $50
acres Of excellent Land; one half of which,
= cleared, and under improvement, lying on
both hdes Of the river ard in every point
Of view, whether OF foil, ftuation, or increar-
ing value, IS an object of great importance.
IN TINS farm, Is large, handlOme and well
hnihed maniion HOule, Barn and ont hCufes
large store, and Ienements for work Deo
pie, with Coopers lhop, beautifully ftua-
ted upon the bank o. the river, and one quar-
ter OF mile above the Village TIN, eIta.e
Is an extremely pleafant fummer reGdence
o Merchant or Trader, il is decidedly the
belt ltand on the river, for the lumber trade
ana Is generally conhde-ed by thole who are
helt acquainted with il, a. one Of the mon
eIg'0Ic mutations for buhnels III this part of
the county.
ANY Perlon inclined 10 purchafe, Oh aDpli-
cation to EBENEZER THATCHER, 'Efo
living on the premiles, can view the place, and
receive any further information reipec,ug The
peculiar advantages Of this ettate. FogeiGoD
will be given on the fri Of March next.
II not fold previous % that time, HE whole
ofthis valuable property will be Let AZ al an
nuai rent, or on flares az may be agreed upon.
For terms offale, apply to IL. JACKSON.
b5io", September 1907. I4)
Y THE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
to All concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himGelf the truit
Ut Administrator Oh tie efa;e Of
DANIEL OLDHAM,
late Of Butterheld, IN the county of Cumber-
land, now Sumner in the county Of Oxford,
yeeman, deceaied, by giving bond IS the
law drects-He therefore requeRs all perlons
who are indebted to the laid deceafed's effate,
70 make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 70 EZRA STFpHFNIs
St9t IA.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
20 all concerned, that ihe has been du-
| " appointed and has taken upon herleIf the
trHft Of Executrix Of the lait will and teHa-
ment Of JOSEPH MKEEN.
late Of Brunlwick,i in the county ofCumberland,
| p. p. deceated, by giving bond as the
lay dlretts-She therefore requefs all per-
lons who are indebted to the faid deceafed's
eitate, 70 make immediate payment; aud
thole who have any demands thereon, TO er-
hibit the fame for fettlement 10
Dug, Il $50 ALICE M'KEEN.