Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
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COTTON. SEED HULLING MACHINE.
~E. THE SUBSCRIBERS, proprietors oil the
invented by Francis Foc,t, ami for which he ha, OBJ
'sined Patent, offer for sale right. Tor the us
OF said Maehine, for any section Of the United
States or for the Of a single Machine A NJ
chine Of size suitable 10 be applied to the power of
from two TO three Horses viii hull and clean at one and
the same operation, from twenty twenty five Bushels
OF seed per hour-whch will yield third its measure
or hiy-hve per cent OF its weight in Kernel, from
Seed of tolorabie good quality One Bushcl of Kcr-
mel viii yield at least two gallons OF Oil, which is
equal to the ycla Of Flax-secd and we believe one or
two quarts more If well expressed, and will leave abo,
thirty pounds of Oil Cake valuable and nutritious
food, for attcning Hogs and Cattle. Machine of tho
size to do the above work will about $780, exclusive
OF the Patent Right for usingit: And those of small
Ter or larger size in proporion--We have Machine
now in full operation which will perform above stated
open TO the view of those who wish 10 examine 1.-THE
Oil is good for painting not much if any inferior to
the Linsccd Oil II is also good ga, light Oil and
we believe il may be made good oil for lamps, for
cleaning WOOL for machinery and for many other pur-
poses. But of this we carno; speak with certainty.
bale OF cotton OF $50 pounds win yield 30 bushels
OF seed The Machine suited TO hull either green or
black seed The machinery that drives the Cotton Gin
will do to drive this Machine and the presses
ing cotton believe may with little additional fix
lures and small expense, be made to the pur-
pose oil expressing the oil from the Kernel From the
above information, which may be relied on those who
wish TO purchase rights may make their own calculation
as TO Its value &c We conceive the discovery be
great national benefit especially the wing
States, and that too from article heretofore of little or
no value.
Those disposed TO purchase patent rights for one or
more States, shall have them at difference in price
our smaller purchasers worthy their attention Our pur-
pose is to sell at moderate price, particularly 10 those
who are amongst the first that purchase, feeling conf
dent that in proportion 10 the of this Machine its
value will be enhanced
We have annexed at foot an extract from the patent
laws, and refer TO the laws themselves to know in
whatan Infringement of patent right consists that the
consequences may be avoided.
Applications for patent rights in person or by letter
postage paid will be duly attende TO.
FRANCIS FOLLETT,
JABEZ SMITH.
Extract from, the Patent Latrs.
IL any person without the of the patentee his
or her executors, administrators assigns first obtained
IN writing, shall make, devise, sell the thing
whereof the exclusive right is secured 10 the said pa
tentoe by such patent, such person offending shall
forfeit and pay to the said pacntee, his executors adj
nnisrators or assigns, equal to three times the
actual damage sustained by such pa,cntee, his ex-
ccutors, administrators assigns, from, or by rea-
son OF such offence, which shall and may be re-
covered by action the founded on this and the
above mentioned act in the Circuit Court of the United
States having Jurisdiction thereof.
July Ia la-t