wATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-YoRK.
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SERIES OF hydraulic powers, in all over -ishty eet
"A fall been formed during the pas year on the Lime
stone Creek at Fay etevle, OnoBdsga Co N village
of 800 the main turnpike road eight miles
East SYRACUSE three miles South of the Railroad one
mite from the Erie Canal with which II Is connected by
large navgabe Feeder belonging To aud maintained by the
Stale.


here III also small but very pure stream, well suited
fr naper mills or other establishments requiring light
power with over one hundred and twenty feet fail This
ia ell that Of the Limestone, can be subdiyded as
desired.


Belonging with the over one hundred acres OF
non Tn. country is healthy, beautiful and fertile and
close at hand abundance OF lmestcns waiefne, pas'
ter &c.


ds posed To use IT, easy TERMS -.,,,,,.,>,,,


INQUIRE of JOHN McVICCAR, PORTER TREmAlNE,
or WILLIAM NJ REDFIELD al Fayetteville; or Of J. d.
GEDyARD C.z.poyts N Y IS I'M