Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-20
HEMP ANN WAX
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UNHE MACHINE for breaking HEMP and
Il FLAX, either rotted or unrotted inven
ttd by Joseph Hines, and William Balm Ohe
right OF which, is secured to them by Patent
may be seen AZ Saltwater Village, Saratoga
Co New York, where IL has been IN successful
operation since The last season. This labor sa.
wing Machine surpasses any YET offered 10 the
public, for the purpose intended, NOT only in
America but il is believed, throughout the
whole world II is SO Constructed as to spe.
rate one hundred and twelve times on every
inch Of the stem aud when running at full
speed, rising two hundred thousand flutes on.
crate on hemp or tlar pr. minute, in sufficient
force 10 crack aud dIsodge the stem, and at
the same time preserve unimpared the coat or
fibre. When well tended. lhe Machine will
break three hundred weight Of hemp or fax in
IN hour. The Machine in this Village is div.
en- by steam power and The shives which are
made in breaking hemp serve Is FUEL for the
Steam. Engine--in all cases producing an eY.
oess Of al least one half Tor other uses thus
saving an eTpeDge ~ the proprietors Of two
cords OF wood pr. day. Expcfirnc has proven
that The sh,es may be used fuel in disiing
and for other steam power 20 equal advantage
This Machine may be worked ei her by steam
or water power, as may best suit the convent.
ence Of those Interested
Those whu wish ocular demonstration of the
correctness OF this statement, are desIfcd 10 call
and examine TO- themselves. All PEI sons are
forbid using III Ma hIne without licence from
the Patent,rs. The subscriber offers for sale III,
right To use thr Machine in any Territory of the
United States, MI before sold, on rea enable
terms. CommunioR ions IN writing, POSTPAID.
will be promptly attendedtp
JOSEPH HINES.
Stillw alter Village, July IL, 1928
Wn hereby certify thai in the autumn of 1904
Ne Established in Huron County, q. 10. one o
Mr. HINES Machines (caei Hines and Balm
Machine for breaking dax and hsmp,) and tina,
since that period We have kept the same IN con
slant and profitable operation.
There have been several machines made in
thai country embi acing Ia part the same prins
pie, bn varying in their construction from thai
OF Mr. Hines IN order to evade his patent al
OF which have proved Improbable TO the ou
uers, and highly injurious 10 the general char.
acter OF hemp prepared by machinery We
have observed these failures and attempts al O. |
vasion with regret aud having thoroughly
tested, by long experience aud % servafion the
decided superiority and pre-eminent practical
utility of Mr. Hines Machine, compared with
others, we are fully satisfied, that tits altogeth |
er the most perfect MACHINE Tor the purpose
now In operation: And we are equally well
satisfied, from much observation and rejection
upon the principles Of ITS operation. and the
nature Of the plant upon which it IS designed TO
operate. that no other machineidifersn, from his
~ principle CON erer be inrenisd, to supersede
It.
An experience offour years has fully con.
hrmed us in the opinion VIZ had long enter.
taiued that there 10 no branch of agriculture
that VIII afford as grest profit, or contributed
so vastly to advance the wealth and prosperity
Of the country, as that of the culture of bemn
aided by said Machine, and that without such
aid the great labor and expense of preparing
it for market, would continue, Gas hpretofore,5
TO discourage lis cultivation. We are there
fore, clearly convinced that the invention and
introduction oftbis Machine bv Mr. Hines in n
national point OF view, will ultimately confer
the most lasting Il important benefits upon his
country, and, atno distant day be looked nm
en- as ltuting the brightest Era ia the his.
tory Of American Agriculture. So far RS we are
individually concerned, MIR. Hines has our
most sincere thanks foi the very great benefits
we have received through his improvements
and whatever may be the pecuniary rewards
of his enterprise, they can never equal the fame
which awaits him at the hands Of his conn
try. u. f. COOKE
Four corners Huron Co. Ohio June 90 1909
O. Amy person who may wish to
procure one or more of the Machines.
or to obtain any information respecting
II. viii please address the Subscriber,
who is agent for the Patentees) at Ro-
uses Mills, Amherst county, Va.
P.V. N. SMITH.
july l6.