SANDY POINT.

Everything here is sand as far as the eye can reach, or a horse and

wagon, with a profane driver, can travel. The ocean laves the beach. The

sea also is here. The tide comes in twice a day. This alone gives Sandy

Point a great advantage over all other points on the coast.

I rode up in the regular conveyance, and soon after my arrival found

myself standing on the spacious and elegant piazza of

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