PATENTS ISSUED IN NEW YORK STATE

NEW YORK PATENTS ISSUED TO ITS CITIZENS IN 1860

Transcribed list of patentee's from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle 1860. Jan. 10th issue

List of patents were issued to citizens of New York from the United States Patent Office for the week ending December 27th 1859.

George W. Beardslee of Flushing for improved magneto electra machine.

Samuel Boyd of Brooklyn for improvements in Hoes.

Oliver G. Brady of New York for a guider in sewing machines

Henry A. Grunwald of New York, circular looms patented in France Sept. 20th 1859.

James Harrison Jr., of New York for improvements in washing machines

John P. Koch of New York in improvements in bedsteads

Napoleon B. Phelps of Rochester for improvements in imped auger

Richard Montgomery of New York for improvements in corrugated mental

Joseph W. Prentiss of Pultney for improvements in seeding machines

Clintin Rice of New York for improvements in stair carpet fasteners

John Stephenson of New York for appartus for relieving spinal curvature

William Thompson of Buffalo for improved brush for fingernails

Samuel D. Tracy of Vernon for improvements in seeding Cultivators

John G. Treadwell of Albany for imporvements in stairs

List of Patents for the week ending Jan. 10, 1860, each bearing that date

Levi A. Beardsley of South Edmeston for improvement in hop frames.
Joseph Bryant of Brooklyn for improvement in journal boxes
Lysander Button and Robert Blake of Waterford for improved horse coupling.
H. B. Fay of New York for improvement in stoves
George P. Gordon of New York for printing press.
Edward Holmes and Britian Holmes of Buffalo for improved machine for dressing staves.
Walter G. Mackay of New York for improvement in ventilating sinks, water closets, etc.
Edward J. McArthy of New York for improvement in machinery for burring wool.
George A. Meacham of New York for improvement in buttons.
Thos. Mitchell of Lansinburgh for improved machine for boring brush blocks.
Cambell Morfit of New York for improvement in compositions for coating handles.
Joseph R. Palemberg of New York for improved frame for ladies' dresses.
Washburn Race of Seneca Falls for improvement in stove registers
Henry Pasquin of New York for improvement in skate fastenings
J. A. Sheffer of Rochester for improvement in coal (illegible)ters
R. L. Smith and C. Smith of Stockport for improvement in machines for finishing leather.
Samuel S. Smith and Caleb Winegar of Union Springs for improvement in grain tile machines.
Sam Squire of Brooklyn for improvement in hydro-static balances.
Edward Bagot of New York, assignor to G. B. Gordon of same place, for improved beer measure.
William B. Card of Sag Harbor, assignor to himself, and John Cheny of same place, for alarm for drawers.
Lewis C. Chichester of New York, assingor to Henry G. Evans of same place, for improvement in cotton gins.
John Dick of New York, assignor to himself and S. C. Hills of same place, for improvements in sewing machines.
DESIGNS - S. W. Gibbs of Albany, assignor to North, Chase, and North of Philadelphia for design for stoves

OFFICE OF THE LONG ISLAND INS. CO.
Brooklyn, 14th May 1859.
At an election held on the 9th inst., the following named gentlemen were elected Directors of the Company for the ensuing year.

Henry Young  	Peter C. Cornell 
Daniel Ayres  	        Fredk. Amrguand 
John H. Prentice 	H. K. Corning 
Charles E. Bill 	Josh C.  Skidmore 
Benj. W. De Lamater 	Isaac Hyde, Jr. 
Minturn Post 	        John A. Lott 
R. V. W. Thorne< 	Thomas Baylis 
Smith Woodhull 	        George W. Thompson 
Nesiah Wright 	        Charles P. Leverich
John Vanderbilt 	Francis W. Hutchins 
Daniel A. Robbins 	George A.  Thorne 
Fredk. G. Thurston 	Charles H. Rogders

At a subsequent meeting on the Board, held this day, B. W. DE LAMTER was unanimously re-elected President of the Company.
WM. W. HENSHAW. Secretary

FIREMAN’S TURST INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN CASH CAPITAL $15O,OOO.
Office No. 9 Court Street. (Opposite City Hall.)
Organized on the principle of paying one-half the profits above
ten percent to the Widow’s and Orphans’ Fund of the Fire Department of the City Of Brooklyn.
This company having its Capital all paid in cash, and in process of investment is now prepared to receive applications and
issue
Policies of Insurance on Merchandise, Buildings, Ships in port, and other property, on the most favorable terms.

George Hall 		    A. A. Low		W. H. Cary
John T. Moore		    I. H. Frothingham	Wm. Wall
Daniel Van Voorhis	    Peter B. Anderson	Peter Duryes
Aaran a. Degrauw	    Hobart Ford		Peter Wyckoff
Eli Robbins		    Israel D. Velsor	Gilbert L. Haight
John Schenck		    S. Warren Sneeden	Henry R. Pierson
Thomas Clark		    Alfred M. Wood	Geo. Remsen
Livingston K. Miller	    J. S. Thorne, M.D.	John Loud
Frederick T. Peet	    C. H. Lippitt	Jona B. Stewart
Harry Messenger Crawford    C. Smith	        John J. Giover
John T. Martin		    Richard P. Buck	Van Brunt Wyckoff
S. B.  Chittenden	    P. J. Hosford	Marcellus Messey
Warren D. Gookin	    Jas. d. M’Conochie	Smith Fancher
Smith J. Eastman	    William Beard	Joseph H. Field 
Nehemiah Kinght
GEORGE HALL, President.
WM. BURRELL, Secretary. 
ANTHONY F.  CAMPBELL, Surveyor.

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MONTAUK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Offices. No. 7 Court street, (opposite the City Hall Brooklyn, and 60 wall street, New York. Cash Capital, $150,000.
At an election held Wednesday, 1st of February, 1860, the following gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing year.

John J. Studwell	Amos P. Stanton	  John Halsey
Brewster Valentine	John dimon	  S. B. Stewart
Seymour L. Husted	Thomas Baylis	  Wm. H. Cary
Francis D. Mason	Edward E. White	  Thos L. Rushimore
Wm. M. Thomas	        Wm. M. Ingraham	  T. A. Newman
John D.  Prince	        Henry Boerum	  S. Livingston
Purcell Cook		Chas. C. Betts	  J. J. Raymond
John G. Bergen	        Foster Petit	  Alex Studwell
R. H. Tucker		Josiah T. Smith	  S. F. Whiting
Warren Richmond	        N. T. Beers	  J. W. Campbell
Filbert H. Willets	J. O. Whitehouse  E. H. Nicholas
D. B. Powell		J. Winslow	  Nehemiah Mason
John M. Phelps	        R. C. Brainard	  Francis Spies
A. A. Low		John Vanderbilt   A. S. Foster
Abraham Lott		G. D. Pitkins	  Augustus Embury
Eli Robbins

At a subsequent meeting of the Board, JOHN J. STUDWELL. Esq., was unanimously re-elected President.
EDWIN BEERS, Secretary.

KINGS COUNTY, FIRE INSURANCE CO.

Offices, Brooklyn. E. D., and 4 Wall Street, New York. CASH CAPITAL $150,000.
This company insures Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels
in port and their cargoes, and other property by fire,
and the risks of inland navigation, on the most favorable terms.

S. Crowell	      James A. Van Brunt   Chauncey L. Cook
Griffith W. Griffith  Adam C. Martin	   Samuel C. Barnes
C. L. Ingersoll	      H. N. Terrett	   Samuel S. Free
Edw. T. Backhouse     David Sturtevant	   Charles H. Fellow
John B. Wells	      Nathaniel Mills	   Oliver R. Ingersoll
John N. Hayward	      Wm. Branch	   Stephen C. Snedeker
Wm. J. Pease	      J.  V. Meserole	   Neziah Bliss
Ephraim Miller	      Alfred Clock	   Cornellus Godfrey
Stephen H. Provost    Jacob Wilson	   Lucian Brown
O. M. Beach	      Thos. Hutchinson     Abr’h’m. M. Fanning
John D. Keating	      Archibald Messerole  Abraham Mills
Wm. J. Pooley	      Samuel Sneden	   Edward North
Jas. W. Valentine     Chas. N. Peed	   Alfred Hobley
Joseph T. Burr
A.S. CROWELL, President
SAMUEL TAYLOR,  Assistant Secretary
JOSEPH ANDERSON, Surveyor

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