New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-11
TvO COTTON PLANTERS.
COMMISSION FMsE:R CHA
Editors OF Papers,


fHs YAIEKDs OF TIE soUrH.
PATENTED INVENTION
Fer Spinning the Cotton Crops
Plantations ecty from the Seed fully demonstrated.
by which the Planters net incomsis
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The invention has been put into complete and
full operation the plantation Of Of the most distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Plasers and all inter-
60 and IT, The machinery works beautifully Lit
s negroes Learned TO send in few days. and the yarns
have only commanded the premium at the Mississippi State
Fair Of the judges states (who 10 spinner Of twenty
years expersnce they about double strong any
that In competition with them and all question,
doubt conjecture s practcaby satisfactorily and
positively answered. By Its actual and daily working deonss
lion. Working plantation proves that will work
al. 99M
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace New
York and the Judges Of the American Institute awarded
medal and full and wedserved report in which they stated
that es the cotton passed directly from the seed connu
ousy from Hermaphrode to the other machines which
excluded from use the ginning and bang machinery of the
plantation and several machines used In the factories to
and dsenangle It, and which very violent in their opera
Ions; must make my Of longer and less broken sta
pie and therefore must be stronger and better yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTIoN Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of til
Planter adopting It, and l. in effect sell him plantation,
sroes stock etc. fully valuable him in Its production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant
snd this prodigous result achieved by him without strain
dimculty.
TO make the powerful nducaent the planter to spin his
crop mp more clear and striking would distinctly call
bis attention to the number and value Of the hands tina
Ill the year employed in raising the the vane Of
the lands which and the attendant madee
vaue OF the mules stock implements machinery etc.,
help raise hs heavy annual paid ont to
e gin and pack the CROP aud let contrast all this vaue
and and its net yield with the than doubled net
yed by my invention. effected by few half hands and
chny that nothing compared to the value Of the lands
and the investment which the cotton and upon which
the outlay addition his is for machinery
which will last thirty years. and the of spinner and
oils. Eng
The moment this seen and understood by the planters that
half and this machinery and riHng outlay will
them much than their large Investment with the
heavy expenses to raise the does they Will
In their decision to avail themselves Of my invention
possible.
and that the price will decline spinning the entire
crop Of the country into yarns let impress these facts
your minds The cotton spinner at heavy outlay buy
location and to for his acto buildings and those
operatives arrange and buy his motive aud his
his machines to pay his daily expenses for
hire Of his clerks and operatives buy
his daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight and other
expenses which, altogether demands large share
M The actual cost to the spinner besides the of cotton
to pin Ii from 10c pound hen besdes the cost Of co
ton and the to spin he must get several
each pound pay him his profit his capital and for the
bic he Is at Now the planter has within himself all these
items very nearly and must have them he evidently not
this outlsy EXPENSE what costs the spinner
all Of his profit the planter be positive he will get for his
yarns The spinner sell below cost and the planter
make better yarn his in market the
present apinners will Withdraw from unequal Thu
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists in the discovery that the capita
that produces crop cotton the
power that gins and bales It, the nearly
that raise the and the labor Of few little
and women Ineffective field hands, could attend the
chney, which would put the Into yarns instead Of GIN
ning and ba1ng cotton whereby the planters income
would be doubled better be at least nneenths Of
be risk Of IRE plantation removed with halt the bag
cling and and essened charges those of commissions
which will be doubled the commission merchant they will
be double amount and which smade practically effective
By machinery which unes the of the gin
and packing house Of the plantation and that Of the spinning
factory into one with great saving In machinery motive
power, labor and capital.
We any number size of yarn DESIRED this
invention from his naure complete and cannot DO improved
The Of The machinery the planter will not be much
great many REQUIRED attend the
that may be- will well to hire hands put in their
place. the enhanced value second crop would
chooses money BY ibis viii very soon
s ogs Of ds wso ss aeS rapidly
ssnguine wishes.
rhe yarns selling here 1917 22c and there is not
only demand here for more than make but We
fully informed ha there Is market for them Ia
Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity to spin
the prlces fully and netting what getting
The quotation for such yarns as We making
Manchestt5xtra hard
lid per pound and In Germany &c. which would here
70 1c and the accounts that spnners have %
days ahead putting into have perhaps
ten thousand customers for them to for cotton and hence
oar ability get airer Of prices for them than
do for cotton The people, from enc end Of the world to the
other of buyers Of yarns while the whole coor
crop 10 bought for only fewthonsand sptnners.
have machinery made In the best manner, and Al
low can which the planter have time on for city
sepances give him plans and directions for the preparation
proper person. who with couple Of the plantation hands, will
pnth up employ for him and keep him supplied with man
aging spinner for five the planter 70 give
fourth the the yield what would as cot
yielded him ouEhs Of what my invention does and
he remaining fourth s to be paid me- pu 10 cred BY
| bis merchant % the yarns sold.
Ina word sell what equivalent to plantation negroes,
party hnyng After the expiration the i've years the
extent no has purchased It, becomes permanently HIS
oonacs with planters making two hundred bales Of cotton
r WAL Tor the present DO entered into and further
raves 70 spin specified quantity be furnished on appa
Hon 70 Messrs Vaudeville Mcllhenny fully authorised
AGENTS WANTED,
Kdtto Of newspapers throughout the cotton region from
HoEh Cfcna to Texas inclusive to ala in the a.
lccen and energetic agents. 10 place ip
unparalleled invention before tho planters and make
contracts for whom, being properly
VIII sppont aad fursssh with specific nsi5uetions.
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