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WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEw-YORK.
SERIES OF hydraulic powers in all over eighty feet
"A fall has been formed during the past on the Lime
stone Creek, at Fayetteville unondags Co. n T. village
OF $40 inhabitants the main turnpike road sight miles
East OF Syracuse three miles South OF The Railroad,
mile from the Ene Canal with which It 10 connected by
large navgabe Feeder belonging " aud maintained by tho



There Is also small hut very pure stream, well suited
for paper mills other establishments requiring nght
lower i.h hundreJ and twenty feet fall This
a that of tie Limestone, bo subdivided
desired.


Belonging with the hundred of


the best Land both for buildings factories, and culva
uun. The country Is healthy, beautiful and iertile and
close at hand abundance Of lmsstons wsterme, pas-
ter, &c. ~


The whole or part Of this property will be sold persons
disposed 10 Use II, on easy terms -


Inqnire OF JOHN McVlCCAR, PORTER TREMAINE,
WILLIAM II. REDFlELD, al Fayetteville; or OF J. D.
LEDYARD Csz.povta N Y IS Inn