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BosToN, Sept. 81.
FROM EUROPE.


The cartel brig Ann Maria. Capt. Jew
EFT, arrived at New Bedford on Monday
last, in 40 days from Dartmouth, England
with American prisoners. She brought
London papers to August 1 1 but the latest
have been transmitted to New York. The
only recent one which has reached town is
OF August 4. the following articles Of in
formation have been communicated by pas
sengers.
The United States frigate President, Com.
Rodgers had been into a small port on the
North Of Scotland, landed prisoners, and
procured water and fresh provisions, for
which he paid literally, and departed, sup
posed On Englsnd.) for the coast of Green
land, to intercept their whslemen--a great
many ships Of war had gone in pursuit Of
him. There was ne positive accounts Of his
having been into Bergen, one account stating
that it was British frigate which was in
there. The arrival of Com. Rodgers on the
coast Of Scotland created considerable a.
larm among the inhabitants on the sea.
shore, and many of them fed into the coun-
try, supposing he intended to destroy their
dwellings, and plumber the yillage-but all
the property was respected, and the people
well treated. Com. Rodgers, il was stated,
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DAYroN. (ON Sent 1

lIh fIONf lOsJ oept. I3s
Brfroet ofa letter from John JsGnston Esq.
Indian Igent at Pi9uo TO me fdftors.
"I have information from Detroit that
he British and their allies are In great con-
tdsion and have no confidence in each other,
number Of the Indians have gone home.
Eecumseh and Rosnd Head are said to be
he only leaders that are determined 70 adj
mere to the enemy 4; they are the most pop.
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- "isS' tuae DAY.
L.dIESTFRO6f EUROPE.
We are indebted to the etlitor of The Zen.
tine! for the lean of Lisbon papers to Ang.
y. and London paper OF July 23-fro1n
winch the following interesting intelligence
is extracted: -
SUPPLEMENT 10 the Portuguese 7clfpra,h.
~, Lisbon, .fug. z.
The independence of me Peninsula Lsur-
ca. by ne tate pictory Of Orsuin ON the
30th Of July.
On the 2sth of July, the proud Soult, ha-
wing oeen repulsed three times with epor-
.mous loss, took measures to retire t;Il he
should fail in with the reiuforcements COM
ing from France. On the 29th & 3Oth he
naited between Orqnin and Ostis. Lord
wellington tooa position, before the enemy.
,Souit, with the renforcements he had
received, together with upwards of Is, 600
militia had his force augmented to 7OOOO.-
Such great nurnberdiu not intim;date Id.
Wellington. On the morning of the 3Oth be-
gan the ever-memorable battle which ter
minated at 10 a. night. The a,mv Of Souit
sToS comflefefy defeated The number of
4 rench killed and wounded are immense,
and among a great many of prisoners are
some officers of high rank. The enemy was
pursued tai 10 at night for the distance Of 4
leagues,
Sonlt, with detected visape, entered
France the same day. Lord w. continued
20 hollow up the enemy, ard on the 3Oth
slept league beyond Ostis. 1t appears
that General Clausel was in the battle.
Supplement- to the Lisbon Gazetfe.
~, Lisbon. lug. 8.
The enemy with the greater part of the
OISDCsihIP fQrCe ucder bic
la at from 40 to $4,000 men entered by
the passes CT 2aston and Ronces*aies, NOT
without meeting great opposition from cur
troops, and sustained great loss.
On the goth and 9th how ever he arrived
near Pampalona, occupying the ground
OF Campo de Bariro Piano. half a ieapue
in front fthe Town. But he soon found r
necessary to give battle which took place on
the SSth, when the enemy was completely
defeated and lest to 5000 men, by all ac-
counts. On this day the. enemy advanced
to the attack three successive times. and
were as often repulsed at the point nf the
6ayonet by the allied troops. until the
French soldiers were at length disheartened.
& the officers found it impossible to make
them renew the attack. By letters of the
30th, at night, we find that on that day there
was another battle warmly contested on
the heights OF S0raurem, two leagues DIS
tant from Pamplena, in which the French
were overthrown in all directions and put to
disorderiy fight, with the loss of upwards
OF 2 GOO prisoners, still greater number of
Killed and wounded. together with all their
artillery, baggage, &c. &c. The letters
are dated from Ostis but they state that the.
Head Quarters were league and half in
advance. Il is likely in following up these
successes more advantages will yet be OBJ
tanned the result ofyictory. Al letters be-
sto" the highest praise on the conduct Of
the allied troops. which if possible exceed
any thing yet heard of.
The head quarters Of our army were on
the 3oth in advance of Osts.
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Foreign.

NEw-YoRK, Sept. 81.
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE AND
FNGIANN
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L.41'ESTFRO1f. EUROPE.
we are indebted To the editor of the Cen.
tine! for the iosnof Lisbon papers to Aug.
y. and London paper OF July 2S-from
which the following interesting Intelligence
is eXtracted:-
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ITO be continued. J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-30
Neao Establishment ofthe
EAGLE TAVERN.
'SHt'pbts "a I'm M
INVADE & JOHN G.,MOSBY, wish to inl

NIADE l. JOHN G.;MOSBY, wish to infnr
w their Friends and the Public in general, III
tkey have bought sut the &c proprr,ors OF thu
s,abIslment. snd this day lake possession ct the
EA LIZ TAV ERIN,
1; is their intention, and they actually ENGAGED
ia taking proper steps, to restore tis ancient
spectacle establishment, not merely Ia IS elegant
AID satisfactory state as It has q, any period exhib
ted but to give new and mterS sting claims to pub
lie attention and patronage. Impressed with Just
ideas OF WHAT'S sue u the number and resi,ectxbi-
Is os the individuals Who at all times have evinced
disposition 70 make it their resort th pr sent pro-
prrtor. determined 10 render us outfit in every
respect worthy Of tt,Vr ai" supori. For this pur-
pose, they pianning III ever, departments OF its
com preLensiye arrangement, such rcpars, sitera-
tons, and improvements as the most jG'eious at
tention 10 the aecomni odaton oil IT'S itiehis town
and country can snggest. rs the compass of the
establishment is Sufficiently extensive to admie
aompi,t, s,stem o. srrar grments, they purpose TO
embrace with The seop" ot their ATE ntun wi.ate-
ma, ."ndnce "a the conYe'irucc and satisfaction
Ci their friends, the agreeable e,,.ion aud
sn,erta,nu,ci,, Of Individuals, families from tho
country. Travelling company will hnd prompt
ard cheerful attention both to Themselves AID their
equps {, srd every ,l0rt viii be made 10 render
item, J2siie nnr' ne SvirBs u the EGRfe, pleased
and grat.iled wtn the CONTEMPORARIES o. their
alton.
Aware of the importance and necessity of diligent
attention to faithful discharge Of the duties Of the
stables, the proprietors will superintend with The
srictest vigilance the management OF this essential
branch Of the il business rh. horses, short sal
be rar' fully attended to-
The pre- pre,ors are fitting np number of rooms
for the reception Of em., IS ~ the Assembly, ut
the spproac hing Session, and pvit. the INN edate
application OF such Gentlemen as are disposed To IA
yor them with communications this subject.
Particular and distinct arrangements are also ma
king for the accomin oda'ion OF Stage Passengers,
to whose refreshmeNt, repose and comfort after the
fa'igues ut travelling great attention will be paid.
The proprietors very sens bic of What is sry
in this respect, and will he assduou5 give satsac-
ton
The indulgence ofthe Public is requested for
short period, until they and complete
the details Of the numerous Domestic concerns,
which at present ocenpy their attention-After n
little time the proprieiors cherish hope that the
order and regularity of their table will unite with
the exc, Hence of their viands and liquors in obtain
ing universal appreciation.
April 30. wifi
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Philip Du-Va Jr. having purebased Tho SOL,
medicines &c OF and taken the stand Is,.Jv Va
pea by b. Du-Vai & Son, informs his friends and
'he public that he intends to continue the spoec
~ anu druggist business on his own accoun, and
nS''eT' himself that from his knowIedvein the Lne.
mess he will give satisfacon-Ye expects in s,nr,
.ns 10 receive supply of Drugs, Medicines e.,
~thch when added to his present stock win re,J.r
Tvs assortment very complete he will sell at very
ny: ~: b.Aircsh supply II Paints 81 Cofu,a5ian
April so.
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NOTICE..

Ky VIRTUE of deed of trust executed nv
~ Warner l.. Wormeiey to secure debt do
70 henry "arnett, will be sold the highest bid
der Tor reacy moaey at Webster's mill comno,,Iy
called the Saw mill near the premises, on FRIDAY
the 2Sth day OF May next (; all that
TRACT OF LAND.
Lying in the parish Of ST. David's, and County NJ
h'ng William, wherein the SAID Warner L.. Worme.
'sy no" resides, containing by estimation eight hum
urea and two acres, be the same more or less sui.
49, "grertneess 70 tue lie estate Of his mother
Mrs Eleanor Wormeley.
April SO. wsw
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IWCH8NCEPY .

n
N Gooehland County Court, March 18th 1913.
y John Qaaries only aetlng exc r of John Peyton
"e' u o. PLtf.
George Pickett, Warner Lewis and Howell Lew.
III. DejfS.
This day came tie pit. by his attorney, ana the
deit' Howell Lewis not having entered his appear
ance and gwen seeurity according to the act OF As
semOy ana me rules OF this Court, and il appearing
to the satisfaction of tie court that the sJ feel,
Lewis is not an inhaUjtant ofthis state, on the mo-
ton OF the pit. by his tttDrneyH is orIeyed, that
the said absent def. do appear here On the third
MONDAY ~ June neNs and answer the pits. bill
aud that copy Of thIs OrIer be furtwitn inserted
~ some newspaper prrtei IN the city OF Richmrnd
tor two 'pontits 5uecessiyey uI that another cory
We posted 1t the trout d0sr o. the Court House Of
tbs county
II Cory.
Teste,
April 81. sow
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Nelson & Nea!e

AZ I'LL sell a, suction, at the Ilouse lately occu-
w ped ny MIR. Samuel Clarke s. nearly oppo-
SITE Messrs Ellis aud Allan, ia iIa,n-Street under
the management of Moncsre, Robinson and Pleas
ants, their stock o Goods lately received FROM
norfolk, comprising assortment of from eighty to
one hundred Thousand dollars IN vaIue,- consisting
OF almost every description of English, India and
French
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April 80.
NOTICE.

IiE partnership of Benjamin Du Val * So, vys,
u ussoved by mutual consent on the 2Ou, inst -
sn persons having claims against the said fra, will,
present them for payment to Philip Du-Va, .Ir .t
.ne snoP OF the late Benjamin Du.Val g Sou, AMI
sose ,"ueoted are earnestly requested to make mn
iheu'ate payment to either Of the Subscribers
BENJA MIN DU-VAL.
PHILIP DU-VAL Jr.
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DIZZY GOODS.

"hich are the following articles:
Common and it do
e Cailicoes Elegant Lace Wells
do Furni- DO Shawls
do do caps and Handker-
nd Cd Cotton chiefs
ks 20 Boxes Plain and FL
90 cured Lustrings,
and assorted And satin, French and
do English Ribbons
nd ~ Cotton Silk cotton aud Worsted
Hosiery
Maddapollam Canton and French
grapes
8 Irish Linen Plain and Tamboured
Null Muslins,
other sheet Real India Book do
o Plain and Figured Le-
1arseilies Yes no do
landlord s. spidernett
dc do.
t and Floren- Bent and Tucking Horn
and Tortoise Combs
long yellow J Common and Cambrick
Is Gingl,ams
Silk and Cotton Cham
rseymeres bray,
pes Bombazetts, Bombazines
IS and Seer 4 Wild Bores,
English, India u French
j Tamboured Lustrines,
iawla Figured Florences and
Lappet Mus Sattins
lo Plain and Damask La
. do ventine Silks
4 Il ga Serge Dimities assorted
wis Cambrick Dimities do
nd ia Satin Thread and Cotton La
do ces assorted
nj IL super Nuns Threads in Trunks
'entine do assorted
Cotton Cash Cotton Balls assorted
Nos
cotton do Six and Cotton I'm
Ban brellas
Linen Coarse and fine Baflas,
Cotton do, salam Poors
Manioodies and other
81 other Hand India COttonS,
Common and superfine
tanboured Broad cloths
ace Do. snd do. Kersey-
do DO. aud do. Bedford
Tamboured cords
nd White Superfne White and
DO colored FIannel9,
& French and Corduroys and Veive-
do Duifel and Whitney Blan.
E and cclored kets
5 TX i-4 Linen checks.
colored Hab-
ALSO,
'ipes superior Claret Wine and 4 few
rate Cogniac Brandy, part of the cargo Of
eriane, and large variety of other arti-
merous Tor the limits of an advertisement
Viii commence on Thursday the 9th MAY
continue from day to day until com pie.
-Cash Tor all sums under 900 dollars 200
ced'ng 500, 90 days-500, and not excee.
w DAYS -lOOO and upwards, 4 3 &
'edit-Notes with approved endor,er:
e4uired, negotiable and payable at the
Bank OF Va IN Richmond, Norfolk or Pc.
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STOP TITE DESERTFI3S

csT'rn1,.s.. - '''ohh hkS
- 'i"'' 2t"OH5 * hUBr. HEIRLOOM two
- private soldiers IN the army of the Timed So,
deserted from my recruiting party in the cite as
hchmond on the evening of the 18th instsnt-si
mons IS aged % years feet i inches I,ipb. ~
s VCDnp'eNon' o'ae eyes, light hair, born in Stat
or herdon is aged 81 years, FIVE feet ia insI,n.
hgh, OF TAR complexion, blue eyes, light hair bor,,
IN f'u'anns County, Virginia and by occupation
na,heF-"e was enlisted from the detaciineut
""Icnen rom that county under The orders of lie
executive for tie defence of Norfolk is YER, ,oi
ao's he ''as returned to the County whence he same
rs understand, he had been bit little aecu.to,ai
from home. A reward of
TWENTY DOLLARS
VIII be paid Tor the security nr the said dsser,r. :;
any gaol, their delivery to me or any osje,r IN II,
a'ny OF the United States, or ten do;lsr. f,, -
Their "o''"'' '"' e.
CLEMENT WHITE.
A,.-ncs L'.ut. 2Jth infantry.
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DrEp.-ln Weymer, Germany in advanced
sc, tLe celebrated poet WIELANp, called the
virgil OF eer'"any he WIS eugaged, when he died,
IA is iAvorite work translation OF Cieeros Ep,s-
Ues.
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rGN DDLLAR5 REWARD.
AkEN from "v stable ~ Amelia county on
=, ,ne "'g'" % the 18Th int. large handsome
SORRiL HORSE,
"bont ''N years old, v,t star ir his fo, heal ?,
'fgo hcols' iie MS bten accustomed 10 nort -
Sear, and is perhaai til,hed viii, H.
Sii i've IT,. a,o,r .-.ari 6 49, .,,-..1,. o.,
"r zoe sueh information a, may eaebie ne {, ,es
Amesa, 81 ri! Il. i-'N''"'
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COMMUNICATED.

- % y " y FIOA I ' y.
Departed this life the i9th Of the pressn,
month ~ MRs. ELII ABETH ROY, vile to JA MES
II; 10Y Esq 0; Green Plains, Matthew Couoty
When worth ike hers ia 70 be rscordsJ 49,
blush to think hgw often the Obitssry columns, are
stained by exaggerated, anh hyp,rb1iieal pr,i.e.
o me intelligence OF this snlicting lcesase, W.
sh'll prsHN a. euioenn memory ~, indelliv in.
scribe her worth on tbe hearts Il her sIrrosin.
TRENDS IL VIII delight 80 tr2re her through m,
Various stations, an duties pi ,ns dut.fter. sster
"ne' mother anl friend sii recall g,r the salatarr
examples Ut survivors. hcc pstieat suffering ani
~ req i'''7N' ihr't ~ Ing aai ,atl Zines.
They viii derive consolation iron, the s,t,no. a.,
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soothing recollection, that with mind un;mpaired
and i"'eiiects unsubdued, BY bodily insrmity, she
Appeared in putting this world to GRASP the
tai crown, held forth BY saving Kedeemer.
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April 81


'sNHD anuusi meeting o( eorrespon.hr,s ,e ~,
u Baptist society viii be held IN tle i'i,- al !, p.
mpn' o. The Hest S@;.udsy "a. June o.s.,
,rSgbyiI 80. O.
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JOS mcCiaaran do. 2IO
A. Wilson (Minority) 1872,
Ut Ii We add 50 to the previous majority of ny
we md M EPpes IS elected BY ,rsfjorify of M
IN the whole disrict-beng within one of the major;
~ at which we had originally calculated his elec
ton. N'
4th D!sHicf-A Letter states that Gen. Rlack.
burn (F had gone to the Rockingham electiot
with rsaJority of III IN his favor, and had left il
with majority OF i6 against hih.-Augusts vet
to vote. '''
CT A gentleman, who arrived last right in the
Staunton stage, states that the Augusta Election !,
over and Mccoy (R.>is certainly reelected over
2iH District MIR. Newton is reelected h, q
majority OF 3S7-in the borough Of Norfolk he h .J
majority Of I2i over Mr.. Whitehead.
6h Disfrict-In thr nonniiAs IS DIT IL
Wythe' Mr.. Shelley has a majority OF 500 ooun-
ties yet to be heard from There is every proba
bilty of Shelley re- election.
Esd District-Mr. Clopton RI had maorit,
OF 20 IN Hanover-He is, therefore, re- elected t.
Congress by majority Of 362.
Virginia Legislature,
thorough IF Voyfoik--Richard H. Lee
yNo'thaDtptoH john Parrsmore, G. +. Ken.
dali NC
Hdn0Oer-Thonas starke, Patrick Anderson.
" On Wednesday night, ten OF the British Sea
men eioped from the house in whica they were con
hned.--th OF them were seen by Gentleman mi
morning on the Northern Road.
Seven OF them have been interoented nm ia,
Eastern Road few miles from this city 3. brouqb
back. - - -"
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CHARLES GARDNER,
.Igt. adj. General.

t.ln consequences of the above general order the
Officers of the iirst recruiting District of Viryin a
must ~ t'"c address their cores pon,ience 10 III {
n, Fre1erieksuurs.
l. 8. COLES,
Litm. Colonel 20,h,
st \ District Comh.an,iant.
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HE Subscriber wishing to TO the We
ern Country, offers for sale, the
TRACT OF LAND,


TRACT OF LAND.
On which he lives, containing 467 I.9 acres it
lies IN the lower end OF Louisa c. UNITY, the South
tork OF Pamunky River, Rbout IS miles from Rich-
mond, and about 10 miles from Goochland Court
House, IN an agreeable neighi'OurhOOd The situation
is handsome one, the fertility OF the soil has been
frequently remarked by those living IN the neigh
bourhood there about 80 acres Of the tract
LOW GROUNDS,
The Improvements a com Portable Dwelling
House, and convenient out-iiouses, nit trees OF
d'fe. ent kinds-Also one moiety oi valuable
GRIS1' MIL g SiW MILL,
on the river adjoining the above Tract Of Land,
with 3 acres OF Land annexed the Grist Mi.
works pair Corn Stones and one pair Burns two
l'oltins Cloths, &c. AID with very little ex.eues
might be liked for manufacturing. fur,her des-
erption deemed unnecessary, as i Ia presunahls
tle purchaser will view the premises before pur-
chasing.
CORNELIUS DABNEY.
Farm Hill, April 80 w4wp
HE Subscriber has just received supply OF
- fresh
Salad OIL, TEAS, PRUNES,
and has on hand general and well selected sssorts
nent of
GROCE FRIES,
together with very good assortment of China,
Glass and Crockery Ware, whcl. he will sell! on iips
.,.o JOSHUA CRUMP.
TO ALL WHOM THESE Presents. Nay
CONCERN.
AZ now ye, that there ha. been granted by the
AACommonwealth of Virginia unto us, a. tne
he'rs aud devisees of William Smith decd. cer-
tam tract or parcel of land containing 4O5s acres in
! The county OF kenawa the great kenswa RIVER
on the N. W.. side beginning at two ems 1900
poles below eighteen mile creek, the lower corner
OF nathan Lammes survey, aud continuing down
the hivcr X binding thereon excepting William
Morris's and Gen. Lewis's survevs1 to sugar tree
"nerry 2. the :::oG; -5'.i ivwer sie OF iinckcas
tie Greek, the upper corner of Andrew Lewis's sur
ssey' we therefore forwarn any person or persons
from setting, cutting timber, or in any manner ia
King possession OF the said land and premises.
JAMES MORTON.
DRURY LACY.
..oo VIM. S. SMITH
-- I -. w3v
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CONGRESS.
To the Eoiitoy--,Io.-J

CONGRESS-.
To the Editoy-dated
CUMBERLAND, April %.
send you state OF the poll taken on Monday
last in this county fer the election of member NJ
Congress and representatives in the state Leei.la
ture.
-Henleers Of Congress.
Eppes zoe
Randolph I47
Majority for Eppes 50
State Legislature.
Jerman Baker Rep. epI
Jos. McClaurain do. on
A: Wilson (Niinorty) 1877"
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Extract IF General Differentiated

.7di. md Insfeefor Generals Office,
WAsHINGroN, April 10Th. 1913.
The principal Rendezvous of the irs, recruiting
District oF Virginia will hereafter be at FrederIcRs
burg instead of Lee sburg.
.yffssf-
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April ca.
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G r o c RIE.S,
ogether with very good assortment of Chins,
"'sss and CrocSery Ware, which he will sci! on no.
erai terms.
April So
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WV. MILLER, C. C. c.
w9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-06
JOHN ELLICoTT,
JONA.RLLlCOTT,
GEORGE ELLiCOTT,
NATHE..ELLICOTT.
RiliooHsfJ1ilis, HaiHmore county, SAFE

EklicotfsY1liifs, BaisimOre county, STATE
s Of Maryland, -dag.:4, 1890
Respecting the utility of these machines and
Improvements twas fully proved that IN mill
which can manufacture 20 bbs. of hou. tlay,
they save at least s SO0a year in labour alone,
that the operation is more perfectly performed
and with less waste chat more work can be
done BY the same mill, and a larger proportion
of supcrfine flour proceeds from Il given qusn-
ty OF wheat, equal to at least so cents gam to
the miller on each barrel, that the saving upon
the whole in such mill upon the most mod
crate computation amounts to S 1900 q year.
probably much more, and that no mill without
these improvements, can be employed i'll COM
petition with such as have them.
" We were counsel for Mr. Oliver Evsns in
these cases, and have given this statement at
his request. We certify it to be true, and have
no doubt the judges who heard the causes If
applied to will confirm it.
ROBERT G. HARPER,
NATHL. WILLIAMS"
Baltimore, Jan. 6, 1918.
Copy of a note addressed by VIM Pinkney.
esq. attorney general Of the United States,
one of MIR. Evans counsel, to Mr.. Williams.
Richmond, Jan. 10, 1912.
DEAR SIR--I find the statement signed by
you and Mr.. Harper, relating to the trials at the
last session of.the circuit court for MARYLAND,
of SIR Oliver Evans cases, 10 be perfectly cor.
rect and you are at liberty if you think tit TO
make use Of this note as proof of my entire
concurrence IN that statement.
aln dear SIR,
Yonr ohcdicnt and faithful servant.
tSgncd) WIN. PiNKNEY.
Nathaniel Williams, ESQ
IN the progress Of this cause the defendants
counsel cOntended before the court
That The letters patent granted in this case
e
passed for the plaintiffs relieE--TIat the de-
clsratiou did not correspond with the proof, as
in the construction Of the defendants counsel,
the breach was alledged to consist in tho use
of machines, whereas the patent comprehend
ed the discovery OF principles as we'll as ma
chimes. That the plaintiff was not entitled 10
patent for the conveyor, inasmuch as j. Eli
colt had previously invented screw to mix
-four, although the plaintiffs coHveyor was diff.
fcrently constructed from Ellicott's screw and
applied y different purposes That the de