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acres /; the annual rent of which wouli /.
S46O8. The rent Of million acres wonls
be $4,000. Massachusetts share in the land.
will be more than four Millions of acre, !
the least calculation. The rent of the who'll
would amount, at the rate proposed, 10 NOR.
than $500, 900, which sum, (suppos;no n.
whole to be leased) would be annually drawn
from Maine into the Golfers Of Massachusetts,
never cent of it, TO be returned. > leave \
to the reader to Judge, whether this calcula.
tion is not much below what might Justly b.
made--and whether, If Massac chusetts sbosIl
require $40 annual rent for 100 acres. she
would not procure settlers on her lands. =
fast as we should open the way for them. by
settling ours. AT the last rate she would q.
nually receive 100000 for million acres.
"a quantity Of land, which she might lease. =
the course Of fifty years. Reader, calculste
for yOurself--examine calmly, and you vin
come to right conclusion.


A. TO the clause respecting /" obligations "a
perform settling duties.' shall say but littIk.
not having sufficient information as 10 the nun.
Der and value of these obligations; nor am
AUS W sAy "hCWCsS ksedtct HutitOeI Cs tDzU
will fall to Maine or Massachusetts. | hooe.
however, some person, possessed Of this IL.
formation, will lay il before the public, that
we may be able to act understandinsIy, fion
+" view Of the whole ground" For myself
can see no reason, why the hw should n
quire :. all the principals" IN one Of these Oh
legations, to be Inhabitants Of Maine, 10 order
to its becoming the properly Of Msine--nor
why it should remain the property Of Mspa-
chuseais il one out Of three, OF one ou Of ten of
the principals, happen not to be inhabitants Il
this District. Bat 50 is the law--and Il cou-
moi be altered. We are left 10 determine, by
our votes, whether we will incorporate this
law, into our constitution, or continue our con.
nexion with the old state--or, if we must b
separated, whether we will not wait, until We
can procure better terms.


A COUNTRYMAN.