INLAND NAVIGATION.
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Ts7lE subscriber having obtained Letters Patent under
a. the Seal of the United States For saving in the
passage Of vessels through Locks of Canals and for saving
water generally in Inland Navigation pledges himselfto
erect Locks upon new constructions by which any guam
@ Of the water by the present construction SPENT in the
paage Of vessels, shall he retained and rcappled, cx
eednS eight tenths and also that the passage of vessels
shall thereby be expedited With respect the time Of


filling those locks, he is prepared to prove the satsac


on Of any Engineer intelligent person, the fact be
above stated, well by the model as by the best expcr
mems OF rnllcy, Smeaon, and other eminent engineers
Of Europe made the flowing of water; and is there
fore willing to say, that unless the passage be cxped


ted and with perfect safety, well the saved he
viii present his Improvement. without any charge what.
ever. j. T.. FAIlLAMB, C,,ul Enpiaeer.


Wilmington. Del. August 10th, 1925. 73-9t