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are glad to hear that Gen. Ledyard, of Cazenovia,
has made purchase of all the water power with the
lands adjoining, on Limestone Creek between the vii
lagos OF Fayetteville and Manlius, with the view OF ia
king the water from the creek the latter village
and conveying it to the former SO as to secure the
ing atogetherto ll6 feet Bishops Brook is also to be
diverted from its present channel and taken to Fayete
vile upon still higher level Fayetteville is pleasant
thriving village short distance south of the Erie Ca.
nal and three miles from the railroad in the midst Of
fine agricultural section almost any in the State.
of Gypsum and Water Lime. Nothing wnnting but
the Improvement of its water power, to make it -four
ishing town.-Western State Journal