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 TVVENTY-THIRD CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 212, 213, 214. 1834. 589 Sryrum I. Cnn. CCXII.-.42:: Act for the relig" ry" the heirs and legal representatives of June 30, 1834. William Teas, deceased. """""""‘· Be it enacted, dw., That the proper accounting officers of the treasury be, and they are hereby, authorized and directed to pay, out of any Five yo¤rs’ money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to the heirs and f“l:P§Y°ff‘,°°" logal representatives of William Teas, deceased, five years' full pay as 3$,,:,_°w° l° a cornet of horse in the revolutionary war, which five years’ full pay is the commutation of half pay for life. Approved, June 30, 1834. """" Sn·ru·rs I. Gimp. CCXIII. -— ./2n dot to renew the patent rg/` T/wmas Blanchard. Jung 30, 1834. Be it enacted, 4-e., That there be, and is hereby, granted unto 1839, eh. 14. Thomas Blanchard, a citizen of the United States, his heirs, assigns, Patent fora and legal representatives, for the term of fourteen years from the twelfth ¤¤¤<>l¤i¤Q lbf day of January, in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-four, the full {;‘;'£,‘fn§r:§;" and exclusive right and privilege of making, constructing, using, and tended foi four. vending to others to be used, his invention of " a machine for turning Mn 5/¢¤r¤·. or cutting irregular forms," a description of which is given in a sche~ dule or specification annexed to letters patent granted to the said Thomas Blanchard for the said invention, on the twelfth day of January, in the year eighteen hundred and twenty: Provided, That all Proviso. rights and privileges heretofore sold or granted by said patentee, to make, construct, use, or vend the said invention, and not forfeited by the purchasers or grantees, shall enure to and be employed by such purchasers or grantees respectively, as fully and upon the same conditions, during the period hereby granted, as for the term that did exist when such sale or grant was made. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That any person who has, bona pol-sons who fide, erected or constructed any manufacture or machine for the pur- h¤'¢ ¢¢>¤St¤wtpose of putting said invention into use, in any of its modifications, after QI6th23m3U_ the expiration of the patent heretofore granted, or is now erecting or gmio wu,-,°;t_ constructing any manufacture or machine for the purpose aforesaid, shall have and enjoy the right of using said invention in any such manufacture or machine new erected or constructed, or now being erected or constructed : Provided, That no person shall be entitled to the right Proviso. and privilege by this section granted, who has infringed the patent right and privilege heretofore granted, by actually using or vending said machine, before the expiration of said patent, without grant or license from said patentee, or his assignees, to use or vend the same. Approved, June 30, 1834. """"' Sururs I. CHAP. CCXIV.——An Act for the rcliefqf the legal representatives of George yum, 3g,1g34_ Hurlbut, deceased. ··—-—-————-· Be it enacted, dw., That the proper accounting officers of the treasury do settle the account of Captain George Hurlbut, a captain of the Five years' revolutionary army, in Colonel Sheldon’s regiment of dragoons, of the *`¤lliPPY 068 d Connecticut line, and allow him five years’ full pay of a captain of  ° °w° dragoons, as a commutation for the half pay for life which, by the resolve of seventeen hundred and eighty, Congress engaged to pay to certain officers of the revolutionary army, who should serve to the end of the war. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the sum so found due be Appropriation. paid to the legal representatives of the said Ceorge Hurlbut out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated. Approved, June 30, 1834. QZ