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Advertisement describes Pictou as one of the best locations on the East coast, full with trees (birch, maple, elm, ash...), fish (cod, salmon, whale), and has very rich soil, perfect for farms.

Settlers were to be Protestant families, pay five pounds sterling per 100 acres of land (to be paid within two years), and then another annual quit-rent of one half-penny sterling per acre.

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1767 Advertisement for land in Pictou

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File ID: 97-222
File Location: Original Material, Box #16
Added: Jul 30, 2015
Contributed by: Susan Parker

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