The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-04
Al u -s4a8Ay4NFS& kHNlEEELIN1 II
IMPORTANT. SALE
Timber Limits, Saw Mills
/ 1..6s 6,9i1s Real il Estate f q


TNdE TRUSTEES of the ESTATE of the late
3 IL JOHN EGAN, Esq. deceased. with aview of
closing the Tust (of this, of the largest Lumber
ing establishments in CanadaJ have determined to of
g WA, ION WEDNESDAY,, the 10Th hSEPTEMBER
next, the following extensive and valuable TIMBER
LIMITS, comprising some
ia SeVhn to Eight Hundred Square Miles sl
The most avorably placed ofany on the Ottawa, and
worthy the attention of Capitalists, as large por-
don has been held in reserve and never cut upsn,
comprising as follows-
The HUNNEWELL and BEAR CREEK LINZ
IT'S, havingsa frontage on the Ottawa of fourteen
miles, and an arear OF seventy square miles. -
n The ST CRY OR BOOM CREEK LIMITS, No. sl4
and SO, Of 1863 and "a, described to extend ten
miles up on the course of the River st. Cry, with a
lepth of five miles on each side. s,sH srs
POUSSIN CREEK OR SHEERWAY LIMITS,
9oek ten miles square, commencing three miles East
rom the mouth OF the Creek on the DuInoine River,
and extending East ten miles, W.
LICENSE No. 824 of 1868 and 'e5, on the West
Branch OF the River Dumioine described as extend-
ing East ten miles. s- .4r &. 5ssy- 81
LICENSE No. S24 Of 1858 and "a. on the West
Branch Of the River Dumoine, described as EXTEND
ing up the Stream ten miles, with depth of four
miles on the Northeast side-an area Of A square
miles, effes-oe ,sj.lr
The DUMOINE LIMITS, comprising SEVEN in
nnmber.Nos 1923, S25, 329, 322, 326, 96, and $780, of
1868 and 64, commencing about seven miles from the
ottawa, and extending on astrait course up the Riv-
3r some 2S miles, with a varying depth of about
miles oneach side of the comprising an area of
s225 square miles. T. ~ f.
The LITTLE -BONNCHERE LIMITS, SIX in
number-Nos. 10 rs, u, 7s 10, and sc, of 1862 and
e63, extending from Cuchain Lake to the Source of
she Little Donnchere distance of about 20 miles,
the depth on each side varying from to miles, and
embracing am ca OF some 2i6 square miles, with
farm Saw-Mil, Timber Slides, &c. lsse4 i
On the above Limits there are in store Pork Flour
Horses, Oxen, Hay and Grain and other extensive
;uppes requisite for next Winters operations which
She purchaser or purchasers of the Limits will be re-
1uired to take at a fair valuation. i sas
ALSO F6 BE SOLD.
J The tPoNT1AC SAW MILLS" situated at the
head of the Duchesne Lake. Ottawa River one of the
most extensive Mills in the Country, and so placed as
20 command the entire Ottawa and all its tributaries
above 1t, as source from which to draw supplies of
Saw Logs.
Il All the above Limits, which are now offered 70
sale, are admirably placed to supply the Mill
ALSO, WILL BE SOLD, biii
g The REAL ESTATE in the eFrY OF OTTAWA,
lble builing lots for business purposes, and resi-
denees. t39d al4.a 4lCl agfn s1aias4 600 aa3
The Terms will be liberal, and made known at time
Of sale. i4 sa.;ia t i.sasa..s trar ffss{ 81,
Plansef the above Properties can be seen, and fur
her information obtained, n .4.fgs. ess
4 In Montrael, from HENRY MCKAY, 1 Merchants
Exchange Court.
q In Ottawa, from WIN. R. THISTLE. '.i.h
= In Aylmer, from HENRY CHEPMELL, at the
44 4rl Office Of the Trustees. li sfa4 lila l9
Z In Quebec, from JOHN F0RAN, Esq., Ass
l1 August 4, 1865. iil cil1t aug2Sd3w