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CT Mechanics, and the pressure OF Fiuids," that
speaking Of the aperture he says "In fact, it is
the first thing the Millers, or those concerned,
will attend to and Just before he has told us al
most in the same sentence too, that the mill has
from man Of his extensive knowledge, should
have thoughtit looked very much like shere non
sense.


That We have no right 70 take the water from
the head, again repeat; his assertion 10 the con-
trary notwithstanding. That there are persons
who have the power to prevent it, and very Just
y too, am equally certain; and that il can new
er be done until there is All agreement between
the parties, quite as clear ether to any per
son Who win make himself acquainted with the
circumstances connected with it. But as he is
to be umpire in tie case, and to decide for him.
self, no matter if il should be by drawing lis own
conclusions from false premises. Perhaps it
would be as well 70 nisrm our good Citizens
that il may be all very easily accounted for BY
supposing The writer to be disappointed appli.
cant for an appointment within tie gift Of tho
Watering Committee or Council, and one who
IA rather too much gaul " lis composition 70
tear the IDEA q seeing another placed in situa-
ton he has p much desired. If this great man
! iaI ob4ined the direction of Tie business, ant
Tie watering Committee had been weak enough
. A4ye followed lis ADVICE, have NJ doubt that
he No4l have obstinately persisted il his plan,
regardless fthc rights of Others, untl al In
1aneton fror Tie Court Of Ch4nccry lad inform
60 tienl IF thcir error 7.