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COUNTY  OF  WELLINGTON.
Settlement.
With  the  exception,  of  about  twenty-five  per  cent,  in  Amaranth,  thirty-three  and
and  a  third  per  cent,  in  Luther,  and  a  few  hundred  acres  in  Arthur,  Erin,  Garafraxft
East  and  Maryborough,  the  whole  of  Wellington  is  reported  settled.  The  settled  town-
ships,  eight  in  number,  completed  the  process  in,  on  an  average,  twenty-four  years.
Character  of  the  Soil.
