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upc 14-iww Covington, IV v.1| VPENTAG ENCY A N D M A THEM A 77-I. CAI ENGINEERING.—'The *ubscril.er, having resigned his situation in the Patent Office to devote himself to the preparation of specifications ant, drawings, and all matters connected with the obtaining of Patents for useful inventions, either in this country or Europe, will, from his intimate knowledge of the progress of useful arts and manufactures, at home and nlroad, he able to judge of the novelt) and utility of inventions submitted for his examination, and furnish all the information ne-ce»scry to avoid the expense of making application for patents in c*scg in wbicji they coo Id not he granted. A model for a machine or apparatus or specimens for a composition of matter, are required by law, before a Patent can inane. By sending a model or specimen to the subscriber, with a short statement of (he object of the invention, he will prepare the necessary papers, and forward them to the applicant for exeru'ion.Bein’ well acquainted with the Patent laws of the United States, England and France, and all the decisions of our c. urts on Patents, he tenders his services in all ca-ea requiring information on these subjects, and in compiling and arranging evidence, Ac. To individuals and companies wishing to procure drawings and estimates of machinery, or buildings, or manufactories, on the most modern and improved plans, or on any other matter connected with Mechanical Engineering, he will furnish information; and, should it l*c required, will locate and superintend structures of this desctiption. lie will also attend to the sale of machinery and patent inventions.All letters addressed to the subscriber must le post paid, and a fee of five dollars accompany applications for information relating to Patents. lt;bar ges for other business transactions will be made according to their magnitude.J. JAMES GREENOUGH.Georgetown, D. C.Certificate of the Hon. It. L. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Patents.Patkst Office, Nov. 20th, 184 I.Mr. J, J. Grecnough, who has for some years been employed in the Patent Office, in a highly responsible situation, under the act of 1837, restoring the records, having to my regret tentiered his resig-nation, f take great pleasure in recommending him as a gentleman worthy of confidence, and as being particularly qualified to take charge of any business requiting a knowledge of mechanical science, the progress of the arts, and patent improvements.— Mr. Greenough it* also well acquainted with the practice of this oil ce. IIesiky E. Ellsworth.dec lo-tfN. B. On application to B. F. Greenough, Esq. at the new Lamp Store, No. 100 Main rl inform* lion can be obtained regarding the transaction ol business with the above agency. J. J. O,t V It I 4 lilt
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Daily Cincinnati Republican
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Fri, Dec 17, 1841
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