New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-01
NEW COTTON SPINNER
rI,O COTTON PLANTEHs,
CoMMIssIoN ERcHANTs,
Editors OF Papers,
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PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Gotten Crops +
On the Plantations directly sn the Seed fsy asmonst,
by which tho Planters net iAoomsi v
DOUBLED Or MORE THAN DOUBLED 4
The above invention has been pnt into complete and suc
fa operation the plantation Of Of the dstipRuE
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters and all II
esed go and IT, The machnery works beautifully.
tie negroes learned to attend in few days and tho ~
have only commanded the prsmu. the Mississippi 81
Fair but OF the judges aises twho is spinner OF two
years experenoe) that they about double strong
that in competition With them; and all qses
doubt conjecture is praciicabity satisfactorily
positively answered. by It's actual and daily working dsnon
tion Working plantation proves that II will wor
all. I
The machinery exhibited at the Crystal Palace in
York and the Judges OF the American Institute awarded
medal and full and we'll deserved report in which they s
that. 'a the cotton passed directly from the seed CONT
ousy from my HemAphrodits to the other machines by WI
excluded from use The ginning and bang machinery Of
plantation md several machines used In the factories TO
and denange It, and which very violent In their ord
tons; make my yarn Of longer and less broken
pie and therefore muat DO stronger and better yarnn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE
vENTION Is-thst 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME OF
Planter adopting It, and l. in effect. sell him plantation
groes stock, etc. fully valuable to him in It's production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant cron
and this prodgious result achieved by him without strain
difficulty.
Ny invention consists Ia the discovery that the zane can,
that produces crop Of cotton the steam or VA
that gins and bales IT, the exps very
that to raise the and the labor Of few little
and women, ineffective neld hands, could attend tho
chimney which would put the crop into yarns instead OF
ming and baing cotton whereby the planters
would be doubled better yarn be spun, least nine
he risk Of FIRE the plantation removed with half the b.
gng and rope and essened charges those Of
which will be doubled to the commission merchant 40 tbey "
be double amount aid which made practically eecti
BY machinery which unes the separate processes Of tho
and packing OF the plantation and that OF the spnni
factory into one with great saving In machinery mott
power, labor and capital
We make any number size OF yarn desired and Il
invention from is nature complete and be improv
upon.
The machinery the planter will not be a. mu
half the enhanced value Of the first crop spun up
operatives In great many required to attend the
chnery, will not diminish tho OF the crop Int
that may be- 1t will pay we'll to hire hands put In th
place. and tho enhanced value Of the second crop would
than buy the necessary operatives ont and out II the plant
chooses. The accumulation Of money by this will very
planters out OF debt who involved and rapid
sangulDe Wishes. wv
Tho yarn, selling hero 10Y To 22xc and there is
only demand hero for many than make but
are fully informed that there Is market for them
Great Britain aud In Europe far beyond capacity to 81
them and at prices fully and neog what geiti
here. The quotation for such yarns making
the LIST February at Aanchesterextra hard watertwsw
Id pound and in Germany a4c which would net hero
to 2lc and the accounts that spnncrs have contracts
days ahead In putting into have
ten thousand customers for them to for cotton and he
ability to arer range OF prices for them than
do for cotton The people, from end OF the world
other are mass Of buyers Of while ts whole colt
crop 10 bought for only fewthogsand spinners.
To make the powerful inducemeut TO the planter to spin
crop up more clear and striking, would distinctly c.
his attention to tie number and great value Of the hands
In all the employed In raising crop to the value
the lands upon which 1t and The attendant crops made
value OF the mules ock implements machinery etc. nect
sary to help raise 1.-THE heavy ANIMAL expenses paid ont
raise gin and pack the CROP and contrast all this vail
and expenses and its net yield with the more than doubted
yield by my invention. effected by few half hands
cinery that costs nothing compared the value OF the LAM
and the investment which rates. the cotton and upon wbit
the outlay in addition TO his present expenses for macner
which will last thirty years. and the wages of spinner
oils
The moment this and understood by the planters
these few half hands and this machinery ifng outlay
net them &c much or more than their large investment
heavy 1t the crop does they will not pau
in their decision 10 avail themselves OF my invention us soon
possible.
That this immensely increased income not to be transfer
and that the price will decline by spinning the en,
crop of the country into yarns let impress these facts
your minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay to buy
location and to fes his sco buildings those Of IL
operatives TO arrange and buy his motive power and his I'm
for it, TO buy his machines pay his daily expenses for
hire of his cefks managers and operatives to su
his daily supply Of cotton pay his insurance. freight and oths
ta The actual cost to the spinner besides the cost of cotto
TO spin from TO c pound then besides hs coat Of
ton and The cost to spin he get cents more IL
each pound to pay him bis profit His capital the ro
Bile he Is at Now the planter has within himself all the,
items very nearly and must have them he evidently Is not
this ou and EXPENSE and what the spinner far
pound Of cotton and to spin pound Of and some II no
all Of his profit the planter be posvehe will get for hi
yarns The spinner cannot sell below cost as the paute
must make better his yarns appear In market tn
spnners will Withdraw so unequal contest Tn,
must BIO apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS,
will have the machinery made in the best manner and
low as can which the planter time on for CITY mr.
cepances give him plans and directions the preparation
OF his house in which It Is to be placed employ for him
proper person. who with couple of plantation hands vii
putt employ for him and keep him supplied with ;,
aging spinner and for five the planter 10 TO rive nj,
fourth of the the yarns yield over what IL wond
tonhat is to say the planter all his cotton on,5
h anu uree ioufthso OF what my Invention does mn
the remaining fourth is to be paid me- or nut tn NV ~
his merchant as the arms sold.
Ina word, sci! what is equivalent plantation neuros.
stock etc. and receive onefourth of produces from M
party buying After tic expiration of the i've vearu q, a.
extent he has purchased it, it becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making hundred bales NJ ,,
or upward will for the be entered into and fb. In
formation as to cost Of machinery number and so 4,
ratives to spin specified quantity will be furnished ON annc
to me here, or at Mobile. fF
AGENTS WANTED
Editors of newspapers throughout the cotton re.io, r
North Carolina to Texas inclusive invited to aid IN b m
iecton ana 10 to me energetic agents. to place mi
unparalleled invention before the cotton planters md
contracts for me, whom upon thus being presented IA
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions. '
o-,..-. ~, - ,o., GEO. @. HENRY.
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