Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-24

And leaving 300 lbs. of uoas-
see, less waste say26 lbs. Is $40
lbs. equal at 1912 lbs. per gal
lon % 81 l2 gallons, at 20 cents, 9 40
s27 56
The same 666 % lbs. Of mo-
lasses, according 10 the usual
method at 10 ID lbs per gallon,
is % ID gallons, at % cents, II 20
-.
Making a difference on 63 gal.
Ions of mOlasses Of II 70
Or every hid. Of ITO gallons, % 90
The conditions on which Mr. Archibald
agrees to take out patent for his process
Of making brown sugar, and the terms on
which he agrees to sci patent rights are,
LIST That on OF before the Both day of
January inst. at least thirty patent rights
shall be contracted for, at the rates aud on
the conditions specified hereafter.
ID That for every patent right, 20 be
used only on ore plantation, there shall be
made first payment Of $1,000, IN a note
payable Mach, 1881
Sd. That for every hogshead made dur
ing five years under the several patents,
there shall be further paid the sum as fixed
IN the following scale:
Whenever 80 and less than 60 patent
rights are sold, at 60 per hid
When 50 and lees lhan 100, 81 per
hid.
When 100 or more, 81 per hid
1000 lbs. sugar 70 be considered one
! hogshead
The said payments to be mad 80 ORC
years date after the crop b fjhol; he
said notes for the first payments 90 Do
satisfactorily endorsed, aad 3s wc ss
those for the annual payments 90 be socJy.
cd by a lien on he crops 1nd plaottoa5
9Th. The subscription last 10 BE- 99ead
for ongagiug patent rights imme a'ey.
and to close on The 30ih jan; aAd llo
event that thirty or more patent rights are
contracted for by that time, Mr. Archibald
agrees TO take out patent 70 grant patent
rights to those who can clam them under
this agreement; but as Mr. Archbald's en-
gagements elsewhere DO not permit him 10
prolong his stay IN Louisiana after tho
30th Jan'ry, he considers hlmseltal liberty
! to withdraw these proposals if they are not
accepted, and il is to be distinctly under
stood that Mr.. Archibald holds himself
pledged to these conditions only up to the
above date, and with regard to the num-
Der Of persons who may then have become
subscribers.
Planters who are disposed to avail them.
selves Of the benefit Of Mr. ArchbaId'a
patent by subscribing to bis proposals
within tho time limited. may apply at the
counting houses of Messr5 Isaac Ogden &
Co. Calder, Brook & Co.; or TO Samuel
Livermore, IN New Orleans, and to Judge
Winchester or Col. Nicholas, Of the parish
of St James.
/ Of the value and practical operation Of
{ TINS discovery there eau be no doubt, be
cause upwards Of 1000 Ibs. Of sugar have
daily been worked up by this process, az
Mr.. Arcbbald'g mandatory IN Green
wich, during the last SIX months.
The process Of Sugar making used BY
/ Mr. Archibald, and for which he proposes
TO take out patent, IS thus described
Jst TO employ new method 70 clarity
and settle the cane juice.
I "a. To boil BY Steam.
I "A To make Sugar from Molasses.
The advantages Of his process are:
/ lqt The perfect publication Of the cans
;.;ce from oil filth; the correction Of AZ
sc;diiy: the separation Of the muciIaginous
nsrts ofthe cane, 80 that the cane Juice can
| he reduced 10 sugar with little orno skim
ming either before Or afer the boiling pro-
cess.
ID. Economy in the use ffuei; econo-
my 10 the cost, setting and renewal " boz.
Iers; economy IN the Iabour in tending ito
boiling aud in pottng tho sugar
81. Rapidly m the operation.
Ain. The superior quality Of the Sugar;
10 more perfect granuIsiion, and the mn
possibility OF burning or converting II into
Moiasses by too ardent heat. The con.
sequent production OF a greater proportion
Of Sugar, and a smaller one Of Molasses.
9TH. The power o. making Sugar Of a
superior quality, from the first molasses,
and the greater value Of tho Molasses az
Ter the second process.
9Th. The perfect draining Of the sugar
20 ten or fifteen days, so as to be put up IN
tight hOgsheads or boxes That suffer nc
leakage, and arc TO- liable % hec7me =
lbcd oyd.-f