The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-02-13

]. In a mill well situated for
business, driving not more than .
one pair of miistones, nor less
than feet in diameter, manufac- Z x S.S
turing from Sc TO ~ barrels in > 80
"a hours where the labour of ss sS
men, and sometimes boy, is U ;. - - - : -
saved their wages and boarding ~
in this case, rated at S8OU ll,2oV fUo
2. For mill well situated for
business, driving one par OF
stones, not less than feet ia
diameter, manufacturing froa &
25 to SO barrels in "a hours,
where the labour of one man
and boy, sometime two men,
is saved, rated at 0Oo S,Aoo Soo
3 For mill well situated for
business, driving one pair Of
stones, not less than 4 ft diane
ter, manufacturing from 10 to
IS barrels in - hours, where
the labUur of one man and
boy is generally saved 4SO osSus 15o
Which makes the price OF Ii
ccncc nearly 10 dollars per bar
rel for each barrel that ,he mill
will manufacture in "a hours.
4. Where the mill is not
we'll situated for business,
does not run constantly, but
the labour of two men is saved
while the mill goes, 900 5000 200
5. In such Iill where the Ia
bour of man and boy is saved, 3OO 4,2OO l5O
S In such mill, where the la
bour of man is saved, 200 $500 100
Raing the price in the three last cases, at nearly
IS per barrel for each barrel that the il Will man
ufacture in "a hours.
One pair of millstones running is deemed mill
and where several running at the same tme,cach
pair is deemed mill
Elcvating and conveying grain, is deemed one
third part of the improvement; cleratng andcoh-
veying meal one third part, and attending the botng
hopper, one third part
Those who use one third part, pay halt of the a
f1cei lid prices. Those who use two third parts pay
tnree fourths of the said prices.
Interest the prices until psd, is made part OF
: the price itself, and will in be aba,cd
Licenses may be sold within the year, at the above
rates, estimating the interest ON the price from the
time the improvements were first used within the pa
tent term, for the Improvements to be put i'll use
hereafter and the subscriber will thankfully receive
the money, which he means to apply to put other inn
portant inventions in operation.
but after the 22d of January, 1912, the price shall
not be than the full sum saved in one year, UNI
ill the 22d January 1918, AVID after the Odd o Jan
uary 1915, not less than the full interest the
saved in one year. estimated the time the I'M
provemcnts shall be used within the patent term.
But after the 22d of January 1915, it any person
in defiance OF the laws and patent right, shall con-
tinuc to the'improyemen's without license, YOU
to d, en- the sum saved each year much lent
interest, and demand, for each year, interest
the whole accumulated, until the license be
applied Tor aud then, ascertain the price, add To
the sum accumulated as above, the interest Of the
saved in year, for each year to the end OF
the patent term giving every person liberty. on
paying To- the time past to quit the use OF tho i'm
provements
The agent will understand, that $500 saved and
put to interest annually, the principal amounts 10
Sl2J0 in i4years, and the interests thereof S5040
that the price Sc, in the first is not than
twelfth part OF the interest Of the saved in
the patent tern, in wages and boarding alorc.
In the above calculations, no estimate is male of
the savings of tue increase in quantity and quality
of the manufacture and of the increased despatch
o business, which more than tribes the sum saved
when the improvements are fully Improperly applied
z. For his improvements in grist
mills, running one pair of mistones,
grinding for toll only, and making no
hour for sale, $50
s. For every elevator in rico
mill, according to the business done,
an,. labour saved, rated by the rules