Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-17
STATE OF MAINE.

,,,,, f r., Tand Ara,t do odver,;se tla setl;n =
! Iandsin market onceln wear. for TWO months in
one naner ~ Ike civ Of Boston. one in Concord
n II. and in one pa1er in eacI. countvil. the STATE
dosor;bnc tho craItviand situation ofsad land and
/ the terms Of sale . The Land Agent Lereby gives
nlhrc ,,o,;ce HIT Townshin number d. in he fifb
range Of Townsl,in west from The last line OF tho
State has been lated far settlers and is now in
the market far and scfl,amont under The nroy;s-
ions of the fnlow;ng law nassed at the last 81 sson
OF the LeoisIalure The nrice will be liom 6ly to
seventy I've cents per acre according to the o,iaIi
ty and situation Of be lois THE lots avernye 100
acres each. TIE soil in This township il good,
! being remarkable free from stones md The land
/ living in moderate swelIs The location of this
township is favorable for settlement as the Aroos.
took road masses within one mile oftbe western
line of the townshin There are between 30 and 10
settlers in the adjoining township No. in the 9Th
Range. and good saw mill and orist mill have
recently been built tbore bv Ira Fisi Esq only one
mile distant from this township.
Townships No 3 in the 4,h Range. No. 2 in the
9Th Range and No g in thu 7tb Ra1qe bav. becp
surveyed and loted into mile sect;ons Lois of 160
acres will he run ont fom anv of bpse SECTIONS 10
actual settlers. where the land is more suitable Tor
farming than for timber townships Nos. g. 10
and ~ In the 9Th RANCE bave been ordered 10 he
surveyed. bv The Snrvevor General. 6rtb,yi,h and
will be omen for settlers az soon ne te lots can be
run ont. The .Aroostool. road masses directly
through these townshins and the soil IS renreseDted
to be excellent for farming. Tho Aroostook road is
laid ont and c,,t ont from tho military rn,d Lead
inc from Bangor TO Houlton. near Mattawamkeae
point to the .aroostoox river n distance IF alout
| rs miles - as - le
! Abont Il II O0O will he cxnended tb;s voarsn non
| this road Nv the and Aoents of Maine and Mas
sachusetts. and with the part already finished the
rosJ nil H. ,on,nia,oJata,, nns Ia,rac,,,a ,;s,
lance. The whole distance will nrobabIv he com.
Melted next wear All the land r, ,b;s rad has
boen sold G,r ahouf t,vo.thrds IF Tho distance and
in severa townsbns ali tho lots mon tho road have
boon taken nm hv act,,a settlers T'ba ron,,;n in
part othe land upon this road, owned by this State
L now oferad f,r sale n seters THO nr;o r lots
in these townsbins nnder Tho conditions 81 Tho now
aa H. Iii hr e.. 80 u LII, IT,
.oro aooord;na - ~ liz, ,.ai;,' ri
on, oo,,,,snv or sa,t,nrs salaa, adu os,,suaund
,,,,,,b;, in th; r,rt &c H. e,a,o ~ ,nh;o IT,,
/ I'LL p;sh 70 go 80 ,o;, H., - ~, ; Il
a. , iond 10 -, d. c - faarai d n
aaod . Nv. soon as ,,,n,;oah,a
sra,,nsh;n
Tho saptt;,o an;os reou,ed hv law aro ss,ba,
.ho nnroJ,asoro If eanl int shalt iasr' IN rrona
- ff;oo, ,,,ras ,i,orof 49,, ~ 80. rr,fL
xii H. ,,,ail lad Jo,,, -, go nd ILL hnso
tioraor ,,;tL;n Eur raors Ean, ha ,;oa ~ ha ~
H., ;, S 80 ~ '''''e y ~ r.
IT, ho,rd oc r,,,rnol rn,nrouo,,,,.s c- ~
e,a,n b.wo inc, ordarad a. avplor.,;o, .r5ss,r,a,
I'll ,ha lands suated in tho Arnnstooi, oo,,n,.,
y. ~ M ~ s':.., ~. Us $500
h;i;,;n, ~, ~ nm 1 u c.u.
,.,, do tIa oharra ofDr EaaI;ai Ill.,
W;,,.t,ron HI; rorer, or,ho s;,na.o,, an,i;,'
- ortho n,,hhc INA in Ia ',a., f H. S,,
to ovnae,a5 r. to course or do season and I'll,
49, n noadE information m tloso nsrsons 90 bo
81 s. 81 81, Ia,;ro's nr n,o,na sa,,1tan,an, -
10y ny 'o0 e r.
srhs f,llovv;ng extracts from the Second rcnor,
,r r. iacIson =, The GaoIogv Of Tho nnhl;c iapds
,nodo 70 Tho Iog;sIaure and now in the hands nj
,a nr;nter ior nnhcation show tho ralne of those
iand' c,r c,l,;ra,;on Sneal;no or tbe s,oosioox
,lo Dootar s,,,s ..Ib s,.,raaa ,,;d,l or,ho
oIIn,;oI roo;on nm the aroostook rVer connot he
VIA" ~ o. o onh, ,as ud in s
much wider II Is Il we'll wooded reoIon and is the
hest settling Land in the Stae eouaIino in frtiIitv
the famed regions OF the Western States. and cana
ble even under less genial cline. of PRODUCING
crons of wheat and other grain. fully e1ual in abun
dance with anv soils of vhieh we have any re
cords.
uWe here fund yellow loan ofa finc kind de-
rived from the limestone rocks and llxuriant in lbs
produce. and in some places covered TO The deptb
of or s inches nv n black yeoetable mould.
This yellow loan is remarkable for the tall rank
grass called blue Joint which skirts the margin OF
The river and from TO feet high and extrep- civ
luxuriant. The (ores, trees arc Ola mixed growth
but the sugar NAPLES are most abundant and are OF
gigantic SIZE. Elms. white birch. black and white
ash siso abound The soft wood grows mostly on
the low lands. while the uplands in the rear are
densely crowded with hard wood trees. among
which are scattered magnificent pines In the
course of. two wears. there will be Tree communi.
cation between Bangor and the aroosook and prea,
number of epterprsins settlers will take I'M iheir
residence in This fertile valley. and by farming they
will obtain an ample reward. and that region will
become as i, is destined by nature to be the grana-