{"newspaper_name": "Portland gazette and Maine advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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The Lands in Townihip No. s, in
the sth Range north Of the Waldo Pa
tent, are offered for faie in Lots of any fze,
from 100 to 500 acres TO be feleded in auy
part of the townliip, u the pIesfure Of puE-
chafers.


This townfhip is Rocked with valuable
timber Of various kinss--is well wa,ered by
ffreams which fall into the Piicataquis, and
afford an eafy and cheap conveyance for
RATS and boats carving Eve tons, to the tids
waters on the Pcnohfcot The foil is infe-
rior TO none in the Diltri6t of Maine, and the
title is indifputable.


AS the principal Object Of the fale will be 20
promote the immediate fettlement of the
townihiP, il viii I've difpofed of OH terms
vNusUALLYLIBERAL,s aud to none except fneh
as Fall 6eesme Gs3as iesflvs. Thois therefore,
who with TO obtain FafsnS on zach terms, are
invited'to to examine the townthip, and for fur
ther particulars apply to
MOSES CREENLEAr.
Bssror, 1906.