Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05

49, 80 o.. ~
cotton Gales, brs tiicaed mneh ialsFfsti1 81
~f4s15iez ~cnrpqh,iJ. sna %sT iHlriT Aaa
d ce=<1es - v tie ptaptf ilze ~ Ht ipn
-lAe mste q pptpaR i ~, &tyf ~ -
lhz Aso q yqef et'ems, - Q mtdlnu u re1a>
Inpnieafipp. n 6f1tf int ibe iniofnssipn nay
Ds more eensfaliy d'Iased.
hffs several fspeHne1ss ma6e niia iron
Of dslhftni sizes tpd 4gdiisy iast ofdvfsd
Ip5 ny future supply. ne aofen fhat fsn b
pfoea9ss. rs ~ ri inch ~ atta, ard sae
lAicknfes 10 eobpspoaa ssss No. "A o. 10
uffha wire gauge. ilA lsnett must be adapted
70 fhe size u lhe bnis. and csn conTemfsilY
he hid II ssca lAnaihs tsay lf0m 10 a. 49, -
nit make iso bands. fIe sizF ~ ny Huls0a
press. 81 ahieh 1 hage ek~pttpfnise. 4 ~
n ~ lnchns vide. and ihe bale REDUCED %
~ iAfheS ii lhe deplhs fqf vtifh aeft lsen
10 fret l1pe making sNo bppaRUs each piece
having . iEp'pf abbHf IS os 4 lAelag Epf ~
iiYet. Hsf bas one siy-i fVf esch bend.
which oaeti 10 be ~ the seiie4 HoH, md -
M lhs h9lo .anely, bpih me rltess eisd lpe
lheles essahf 10 BE- o. a Uniform slze, asd atast
I sf vi inSh IN dielptfei4 ihe b0its a t91
ends sbead b. pshehsd hola nc ane sids
IL i've band and a. shout 1 inch rom nc eaos
add 10 order 10 prevent lhes h0m btlHs rug
ged. She first inPfeesen 81 The punch ought
u be Node Dn q wooden block, md iilsu div
80 through q yivetio DOL; Tho bands amy W cut
and punched nj ono oE Tho hapda en-
piVysa Vi the pfrns. Nhilo ne others ase hls
ling tho bpx. bat sietiyats must be p~fessgus
IIy IfapatGd. Within ahDtt IA insbpa ~ ront
the hole for tho riyei theirs muA DO ohe at
Fach end. punched ffom the opposite side Of
the band. 10 receive shc points " 40 lnslr9s
ment nssi Tor tho pufposo Of drawing
The ends of The band together while one NJ iae
press hnuds bn tho opposite side q the press
i beating Il with i mallei o. hammer 10 81
der 10 hendi u clpseis 70 the iofm Of he auls
This iistfumtntjs of simpis constructions and
which ! slalI denominass ! pair cfsfiyefs-
Is made Of eilnng wood, and similar 20 4
pair Of hiaehsmilh iougs, tbe Jaws 10 inrheA
and lhe handles about4 foei ~ iegsh, with
natural crook inwatds Al the enda-~ihH paiale
must bn of sieui and tempcFeh, 70 giye fhria
sufficient slfsnRih, and securely kxIeW@
cd uf Iigiied 10 ihs wood they ouah ID hi
cline i litlle ohliqpely, and III. lpsiEVNNnI MI
ipiyed u ike saNse VIZ Aesag svTsiigw iaefa
ioom lDs HI}eEIn8
WAe0 iha bsle II pressed ID IN proper size.
ind iNe baaNine HewAd ot stitched, ! BAR og
iron q 1t 4 inches 10 width. ~ placed closely
70 ihe tid1 ofit. and tho band 20 drawn as to
hsinx iba tivel holes 10 meet on the bur, WHEN
the iIYtl Il To be inserted from the inner sidt
If tho band with tho head against tbs baf.
ard iesmoJmiely secured by few strokes D
8 hetamss; when the bands are all thus zee
ed tis hhl ofIsow is Withdrawn add tlseaA
Helssssa from The press. Ia adsN -
II HI 4slsa,neats Bass
eassls ! ~ eas1z sws -
ST S NM Shesse q sxdnshe kssapnzsa
IlaAH l!ls oceaslon ~ oasisr i few iainasks
On tie advantages a~ccfuIng 10 The country
from shis mode Of binding cotton balss. mud
The poilcy ef applying more of our attention
ii lha production Of ,hc necessary supplies
fuf our y consumption.
lii IN ex:nm 10 tbs laws Of trade, that all
expenses al ile transportation 70 ~ ultimate
deshasI|on 81 any sommodiiy produced for
maFkat 4 incurred hy The producer. eonse-
quenliys evd<{ azpensp lhak can b. obyieiad.
Il SFnft accluipR ID W. pfodnrof.
VIXEN one country buys the produce 81
manufactures Of another 10 any great ezIeni.
and does not sci. 20 that country iis i pre-
dacilons ii return. there is no recipfoeIl1 !
Trade. and The effects must be ruinous q fl
buyer. And when . purchaser goes Iuto
maIka TO buy, that market Is hest, which ai~
IpEds lho greatest competition, and VAN receive
II paymeas. from The pufchasefs The gtealesl
amount ol bis produce.
Suitable iron for binding cotton bales can
b. obsainad here, ~ about r. cents per pound.
The cost og balls. rope for series of years
past, has ranged tom TO- 10 10 rents per h.;
The quantity o. mon Of fnpa accessory 10 bud
1 bale Of cotton is abeps stfanls say 4 pounds;
tbs produces a saving 10 the FIRST instant Of
about 40 Giants per bale, besides a saving Of
about one fourth the quantity of haeginW.
Hale fope II supplied 10 AS, principally from
Kentucky. Iron i suppllnd from almost es~
cry part 81 thu civilized world. and will els
says be fuanished al as low a price as can
possibly be afforded. and most &c the coun.
titles from which II j. brought. arc buyers ef
our cotton. The expense 10 New Orleans
for comprising 81 tsptessinn u 10 cts. ehlsh
ulsb dlayaxe. and other ipcidenRl expenses,
VII amount to Al least ono dollar her bale, 4
IssBM ona Collar. Thesusuat commission ii
N udeens Tor shipping cotton from thence.
y IFun 90 az. 70 ~ per bale, n which mmst
BE- added 40 Sls, fcr storage, b css. fof H.
Dor. and sometimes 10 "a. pei bale fof Neiahs
ng--a'lpw ief shsse charges one dpllaf. and
he Whole expense viii 10 over three dollars
81 bale.
BESIDES the dsscs expenses, he loss fFom
other causes, Is almost incalcuiAhle. 10 CON.
sequence Of the cafelcssnSss Of oWfsess ind
shippers, and Tho wonlon use Of the cotton
aonk, : large portion of our colion arrives Ia
New Osieans 10 q damaged State. aad almost
slihees esssssag. whsn y becomes subject