CAzENovIA, Madison Co., July 9, l845.
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CAzENovIA, Madison Co., July 9, l845.


Were you ever at Cazenovia? If not you have
not of the peasantest villages in the State,
if not the peasantest. Our lake, Hawgena, lays in
the bosom Of the surrounding hills like an infant
sleeping itsmother's breast and like the in
fant fed by pure sweet springs. Hawgena is about
five miles long by three-quarters broad running
north and south, and the southeastern part lays
our own lovely and quiet vlage-lovely from its
pleasant walks and shady groves-its high surround
ing farms, ,and healthy atmosphere. Quiet because of
its distance from the muddy canal and the smoke
and dust of the railroad and its great steam horse


We about nine miles from the canal south,
and about eight or nine hundred feet above it. We
have three large wooen factories here, which con-
sumo great deal of wool in year. Wool is going
at from 25 to 33 cents, extremes. There has been
considerable brought in heres this summer from
Ohio.


We have five churches, Presbyterian, Congrega-
tonal, (split off from the formerly Baptist Metho-
dist, and Episcopal So you see we are in fair
way tousustan our good name for morality. Also,
we have large and honrishing seminary here under
the care of the Methodists.