WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEw-YoRE
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SERIES OF hydraulic powers, IN all over eighty feet
n fall he's formed during the past year on the Lime
stone Creek AT fayetteville, Opondaga Co. N Y village
OF 900 Inhabitants the main turnpike road, eight miles
East o. Syracuse, three miles South of lhe kaload ono


le from the Ere Canal with which It Is connected 6y
large able Feeder belonging " aud maintained by Tho
State.


There is also saa but very pure stream, wen suitSo
for paper mills or other establishments requiring lgnt
power with over hundred and twenty leet fall This
M as ell IN that Of the Limestone be undivided as
desired. r


Belonging with the over one hundred acres OF
the beat Land both for buildings inclses, and cuuVa-
tiun The couoy Is healthy, beauuiui and FERTILE, ana
close a. hand abundance of imestona wateriine pias
Ter, &c. ,,,,,


TIL. whole or part property will be sold To persons
disposed to use II, ON easy Terms ,.,>,r.


Inquire Of JOHN McVfCCAk, PORTER TREMAlNE,
or MILAN M. REDFIELD, al Fayetteville; or OF j. D.
LEDYARU, Cszenovla, n. Y Jo lm'