New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-03
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

CoMMIsSIo ME ANTS,
Editors Of Papers,
And
fHA FRTEEDs or THE SoUTH.
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
o. the Plantations directly from sesd fully demonstrated
BY which the Planters net incomeis Ia
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention has been put into complete success
sel operation the plantation OF distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters and all inter.
ssA 60 and seo It. The machinery beautifully Lit
ec learned attend few days. and the yarns
asse not only commanded the premium Mississippi State
nut one OF the JUICES states twho s spinner OF twenty
that they about double strong
mat were in competition with them and now all question
doubt conjecture it's practcabty and
positively answered. by It's actual daily working denona-
tou Working plantation proves that It will work on
all
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace In New
York and the judges Of the American awarded 1t
medal and full and wedeserved report which they
chat the cotton passed directly connu.
ousy from my Hemaphrode to the other machines by which
excluded from use the ginning and bang machinery
plantation and several machnes used in the open
end dsentnge IT. and which very violent opera
Sans must make my yarn Of longer and less broken
2te and therefore 1t must be stronger better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vEfTIoN Is-that II DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Ssnfer adopting It, and in effect sell him plantation ne.
groes stock etc. fully him In its production as
sA On which be makes his cotton crops
and this prodigous result Is achieved by him without
, difficulty.
To make the powerful nducemen planter to spin
crop up more clear and striking would distinctly call
M attention 10 the number great of tho hands tina
I'll the year employed In raising the to the value Of
e lands upon which and the attendant madhe
Seus Of the mules stock Implements machinery ETC.,
help raise !he heavy annual paid out to
sss gin and pack the crop,
snd expenses and It's yield with the than doubled
yield BY my invention, effected by few half hands and
hney that costs nothing compared the value Of the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton and which
Sbe outlay In addition to his for machinery
which will last thirty years. the wages spinner
ola.
these few half hands and this machinery rng outlay
act them mnch than their large investment with thu
heavy expenses on to raise the does they will
a their decision to avail themselves my
possible.
That this immensely increased income transient
ana ta the price VIII not decline by spinning the entire
crop the country into let impress these facts
so1 minds The cotton spinner at heavy outlay buy his
location and to for his faco buildings Of the
operatives to arrange and buy bis motive and his fuel
or It. to buy his maehnes his daily
afro OF his clerks and operatives buy
his daily supply Of Get his insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share cap
m The sctnai cost to the spinner besides the Of
70 spn frera to loo pound then, besides the
each pound him bis profit his capital the
ee be at Now the planter has within himself all these
Items very nearly and must have them he evidently
shs outlsy and and what costs the spinner for
pound Of cotton ad to spin ponnd of and not
all of his profit the planter may be positive he will for his
TIE spinner sell below cost and the platter
mast make better his appear in market the
esaut spnners will withdraw from unequal contest This
rIast be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny Invention consists in the discovery that the capita.
shat produces of cotton. the
power that ns and bales H. the nearly
st raise the and the labor of few little
and ineffective field hands, could attend the
chimney which would put the into instead of
ming and balng cotton, whereby the planters income
woald be doubled better 10 least nineenths of
aa risk Of FIRE the plantation removed with half the bag
% and and sssened c those Of commissions
1hich will be doubled the commission merchant they will
be double amount which practically
y machinery which unes the processes of The gin
end packing house of the plantation and that Of the spinning
factory one, with great saving In machinery motive
power labor and capital.
We make any number size of yarn desired,
nvenou from its complete and cannot be improved
upon.
The of the machinery the planter will
half The enhanced valde of the first and the
operatives in required to attend the
1hiney, will diminish the extent of the crop, but where
&hs. be- will well to hire bands to be put in their
place the enhanced value OF the second crop would
sn buy the operatives out and out if the planter
coassa. 1hs accumulation Of by this will very
pey planters involved rapidly
afford MEANS those In debt carry their
eangulne wishes.
Tho yarns selling here 195 10 221c and there not
aniy demand here for Than make but
fully informed that there is market for them
reat Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity spin
t1u and prices fully and netting what getting
The quotation for such making
February Mancheser-extrs hard waertwst-was
AID per pound in Germany 2c which would here
and the accounts that spnners have contracts 90
days ahead In putting crops into have perhaps
thousand for them to for cotton and hence
ability fairer of prices for them than
The people, from end of the world to the
ether Of buyers of yarns while the whole cotton
crop bought for only fewthousaud spnners.
will have ths machinery made in the best and as
can, which the planter have time for city
sYaness give him plans and directions for the preparation
Of in which is to be placed employ for him
proper person. who. with couple of tie plantation hands, will
pat up employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for Eve the planter TO give
Fourth the yarns yield what would
sy the planter retains all his cotton would
yielded him. three fonrhs of what invention does
remaining fonrh to be paid put my credi by
his merchant as the yarns are sold.
In sell what equivalent plantation negroes
eock and receive cnefonrth of wha produces from the
aity bayag After the expiration OF the Ave the
extent he purchased 1t, it becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making hundred bales of cotton
upwards will for tho present be entered into and further in
formation Of machinery ard number and of
ruves spin specified quantity will be urn he'd appca-
ton 10 Messrs. Vaudeville Mehenny my fully authorized
agents here. -
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors newspapers throughout the cotton region from
Carolina Texas inclusive invited to aid the
snd recommend to energetic agents. place this
unparalleled invention before the cotton planters AVID make
for me- whom, being presented properly,
sgiIl appoint and furnish with specific ins rucons.
GEo q. HENRY.
New Orleans March %. 1859. MA lm&W-5mlawkW
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Notice hereby Eyen that al claims which may appear