New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-02
To COTTON PLANTERS, ~"s
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Editors sfIPapers,
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PATENTED INVENTION
For sspinning the Cotton Crops
the rlantsoas dir scy from the sesd fully dem onrsssd
By which the Planters net ineomsis
DOUBLBD OR MORE THAN DOUBLED

1oF S4pannin8 the Cotton Crops
the ranssons dir sctly from the scsd fully snsrassd
By which the Planters net ineomsis
DOUBLBD OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The shove nvson has been put into complete and
m operation the plantation Of NEST Distinguished
ssnissn Of Mississippi and he invites Planters and eli insr.
sgtsd To and The machinery Beautifully LII
" learned attend few days and the yarns
havs nos only commanded the premium q the Mississippi etats
Fair bat Of the Judges states who spinner Of twenty
years sx1sncs that they abou double strong u any
that were In competition with them and all question
doubt conjecture 70 it, pracicab satsfscory and
positively answered. b IT. actual and daily working dsonstrs
ton. Working plantation proves that II viii work On
all
The machinery exhibited u the Crystal Psses IN Nsv
York and the Judges Of the Institute awarded II
medal and full and wsdsserved report which they stated
that rs the cotton passed directly the seed eoutuu.
sasy from Hermaphrods The ether machines By which
excluded from luse the Cunning and baing machinery
plantation, and several machines he factories to omen
And disanss It, and which very violent in their opera
ons must make my Of longer broken ~
PIE and therefore must b. stronger and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN.
vKNTION IS-that Il DOUBLES THE MET INCOME Of The
Planter adopting IT, and l. in effect sail plantation no
gross stock etc. fully valuable to him in s production q
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant crops
and this prodgous result achieved By without strain q
difficulty.
70 make the powerful nduceent planter to spin hs
crop up clear and striking would distinctly call
his attention the number and value hands thu
In all the employed In raising crop to the value Of
hs lands upon which and the attendant crops madshs
vaue Of mules stock implements machinery etc. nsees
cary y hslp raise 1.-THE heavy expenses paid ont 10
raise gn and pack the CROP and all this value
and and It's net yield with the than doubled net
yield By my invention effected BY few half hands and nj.
shnery that costs nothing compared value Of the lands
rad the investment which rass the cotton and spon which
NE outlay In addition 10 his expenses machinery
which will last thirty year, and the wages Of spinns md
sis.
The moment this and understood BY the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery nns outlay will
net them much than their large Investment with the
heavy to raise the crop they will not pause
In their decision 10 avail themselves Of a. soon -
possible.
That this immensely Income mot to be- Transient
and that the price will decline spinning the entire
Of the country into yarns Let impress these scts On
your minds The cotton spinner ID heavy outlay 10 buy his
location and to for his eto buildings those Of the
operavss 70 and buy his motive power his fuel
for It, to buy his machines pay his daily for The
hire Of his clerks operatives 10 buy
h daily supply Of cotton his insurance. freight and oths,
sxpsnsss and which, altogether demands large Of cap
M fhs actual cost the spinner besides the Of cotton
spin 10 from TO 0c pound them besidss cost Of cor
ton and the cost to spin he get cents more
each poupd him his profit his capital trou
bic he Is at Now the planter has within himself ali these
items nearly, and must have them evidently ID not q
this outlay and expense and what the spinner
pound cotton and to spin pound Of some no,
al Of his profit tho planter be positive get for his
yarns The spinner cannot sell below planter
must make beer yarn, his yans appear Market the
present spnnsrs will withdraw from unequal This
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists In the discovery that capital
that produces crop cotton steam or vae,
that gins and bales expe very nearly
that raise the the little negroes
md women ineffective ned hands, could attend the ma.
chnery which would the yarns instead Of gin
ning and bang a. cotton whereby the planters
would b doubled better spun at enhs
he fk Of IRE the plantation removed the bag
gng and and sssened charges those
which will BE- doubled to the commission merchant they
BE- double amount and which practically effective
By machinery which unes the Of the gin
and packing house plantation and that Of the spinning
factory into ons with great saving in machinery motive
W. can make any number or sise Of yarn desired and ,
invention from bis nature complete and improved
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ss
than buy the operatives ont and out the planter
sRo Of p I'm
them and those not in debt to out their
yarns selling hsre a. 1s a2c Their. no.
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voud ne. here
= . md the are thai spinner. have
thousand customers them TO cotton hence
ability to get faer Of prices for them than
ss s . .Sss @
crop is bought for only fewthonsand spinners
will have the machinery made In the best and
low - which the planter have time for city
ceptanee give him plans and directions tho preparation
OF his house In which Is to be placed employ for him
IN
q the % % d
that Il to the planter retains al his cotton would hay
the remaining fourth to be paid put to credi by
| his merchant a. the yarns sold.
In word sell what Is equivalent 70 plantation, negroes
stock etc. Of what produces from the
parry buying After the expiration OF the I've TO the
purchased IT, 1t becomes permanently HIS
Contracts making two hundred bales OF cotton
upwards present be into, and further in
Formation to machinery and number and Of
royes d spin specified quantity will be funi he'd appca
lion to Nessrs deve McIhenny, fully authorized
| agents here. ,,,,,n, n, >,r,,r>
Editors newspapers throughout the cotton region
North Carolina Texas inclusive invited aid in the
lection energetic agents. place this
unparalleled invention before the Planters
contracts whom upon being presented properly,
"' GEO. q. HENRY.
New orlesus, March as 1859. MA lmkW-smiaw&W