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essay, wherein he endeavours to show the
expediency Of taking the water from below
the wheei


Now i, IS well known to every man Of re-
fection, however it may have escaped the
penetration of p, that the mill is entitled to
all the water that shall pass through "de-
fined aperture and "fer this plain reason"
that it is impossible for it to be otherwise
If the Borough Council has not avaled it.
self OF this right, ii can neyerapply the pow
er of the mill to the purpose designed in the
purchase. What p. ASSERTS about the other
parties refusing to enter into any arrange
mcnt for defining the Aperture is altogcth-
er unfounded, and will prove itself, very
shortly, too fmsy TO shield from obloquy, the
obstinate prosecution OF an injudicous plan.
In fact, it is the first thing the Millers, or
know too well, that good and sufficient
quantity Of water for the purpose of manu-
featuring flour" can and does flow. at pres
ent through an aperture Of from 90 TO los
inches, according to the height Of head; and
knowing this, will take care that higher
gate shall not bc drawn, when directed to
other purposes. The rights Of the parties
will thus. most inevitably be defined BY this
dcteSteG aperture. To say that the Brandy
wine Milers possess the power TO prevent
taking the water from the head, if thought
best, is to conc cde at once the right Of using
the water for any other purpose than the
present. Then have we bought "whistle''
indeed. No such power is however assum-
ed by any Of them. And, since under these
circumstances "no maohanc would for a
moment hesitate to say that the water shoult
be taken from the head" for the supply O
the town, | conceive have sufficient
! ly established my position. The amount u
advantage resulting from it ! have stated
much below the truth, as will &c found upol
experiment.


II volunteered services" did not seem ST
particularly offensive in the pre- sent case.


would exhibit in detail the means by which
the pump should be supplied, upon the prn
ciple have advocated. Some there are
I however who are willing 10 hear and exam
inc, owe to these, an outline at least, of til,


plan.