New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-21
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

4 N W CO1xON pf1NNEM.
ITO COTTON PLANTERS.
| MISSION MERCH ANr8.
| Editors Of Papers,
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THH FRI ENDs OF TINE S0urE.
PATENTED INVENTION 7,-g
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly tho Seed fully dse.ssd
by which the Planters net income 10
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLEDI
The above Invention has been put complete
full operation on the plantation Of Of tho distinguished
gentlemen OF Mississippi and he invites Planters and all nsr
ssed and seoi The machinery works beautifully Lit
tie learned to attend It in days. and the yarns
have not only commanded the premium Mississippi State
Fair but Of the Judges states twho spinner Of twenty
experienced that they about double strong IS any
that in competition with them and qusntiou
doubt conjecture to its prac,icaby satisfactorily ana
positively answered by it's actual and daily working dson,
tion Working plantation that will work
| all.
The machinery exhibited Crystal Palace In New
York. aud the Judges of the American Institute awarded
medal and full and wedesevea report In which they saca
that as the cotton passed directly from con,nu-
ously from Hermaphrode to the other machines which
excluded from the ginning and baIing machinery
plantation, and several machines used in the op.
and disentangle it, and which very violent In epera
tons must make of longer and less broken
pe and therefore it be stronger and yarn"
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE I'm
vENTION Is-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting it. and Il in effect sell him plantation
stock, etc. fully valuable him In its production
that which he makes his cotton and other crops
and this prodglous result achieved by him without
difficulty.
To make the powerful nducement the planter spin
up clear and striking, would distinctly can
his attention the pumber and great value OF the
In all the employed In ang the tho value af
the lands which and the attendant crops mAdt
nGt
to help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid ous to
raise gin and pack the CROP and let all
and expenses and its yield with the net
yield by my invention, effected by few half hands and
chney that costs nothing the value of
and the investment which raises the cotton and upon
the outlay in addition his expenses is for machney
which will last thirty and the Of spinner and
oils.
The this by planters that
these few half hands and this machinery and ing outlay viii
net them much than their large investment
heavy raise the crop does they pause
In their decision avail themselves of invention
possible.
this immensely not to be rausut
and that the price will not decline By spinning ta
Of the into let impress these
your minds Tho cotton heavy outlay buy ha
location and TO for his actc buildings and those
operatives, and buy his motive power
for It, to buy his machines to his daily for
hire Of his clerks and operatives buy
his daily supply Of cotton his insurance. freight
expenses which, altogether demands large cap
al The actual cost to the spinner besides the
spin Is from to Ice pound then, besdes
and The spin he get more fog
each pound to him his profit his capital and
BILE he is at Now the planter has within himself
items very nearly and must have them he evidently IL
this outlay and and SO what costs the spinner
pound of cotton and TO spin pound Of and
all his profit the planter be positive he will get
yarns The spinner sell below cost. paster
must make better his appear in market
present spnneFs will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparen TO all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Ny invention consists in the capSY
that produces Of cotton, the
power that and bales the espe very nearly
that to raise the and the labor of few
and women, ineffective field hands, could the
chimney, which would put crop yarns instead OF sa-
ming and baling cotton, whereby the planters
would be doubled better be least nine enhs q
be risk Of Ere the plant ion removed With half the
gng and and essered eh Of commissions
which will be doubled to the commission merchant they wH
be doabe amount and which made practically elective
by machinery which uites the separate processes yin,
and packing house of the plantation and that Of the spinning
factory into with great saving in machinery, sotiYa
power, labor and capital.
We make number size Of yarn desired, this
Invention from its nature, is complete and cannot be improved
upon.
The cost o. the machinery the planter
half the enhanced vane of the first spun up
operatives in great many required attend
chnery. will not diminish the extent Of the crop,
that may be- it will well hire hands to be put in their
place. aud the enhanced value OF the crop
than buy the necessary operatives and the planter
chooses. The accumulation of money by this viii very
pay planters ol Of des who involved RAPIDLY
afford them and those not in deb. out their
sabguine wishes.
The yarns selling here 1917 225Sc
only demand here f many Than make.
fully informed that there is market for them
Great Britain and in Europe far beyond capacity spin
them and at prices fully and netting what getting
here The quotation for such making
the s February Mancheserextra hard waiertxiswsz
in wifi net ere
2lc and tho accounts that spnners have contracts 80
ahead In putting crops yarns have perhaps,
thousand customers for them to for cotton, and hence
our ability to get irer of prices for them than
do for cotton The people, from end Of the world to the
other, of buyers of yarns while the whole cotton
crop is bought for only fswhousand spinners.
will have the machinery made in the best manner, and
low which the planter have time for city
ceptances. give him plans and directions preparation
OF his house in which it Is to be placed employ for him
proper person. who with couple plantation hands, will
putt up employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for I've crops the planter give
fonrth of the the yield what would cot
tonhat is the plan retains all his cotton would have
yielded him, and three fouhs of what my invention does
the remaining fourth to be paid put creGi by
his merchant as the yarns sold.
In word, sell what is equivalent to plantation, negroes,
stock ETC. and receive oneourh of what produces from the
party buying After the expiration Of the Ave to the
purchased it, becomes permanently his.
Contracts with planters making two hundred bales Of eoa
upwards will for the present be entered into and further
OF oPe-
spin specified quantity will be funi ,hed appIica
ton Ma, deye Mc1hcnny my fully authorized
agents here.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors of newspapers throughout the cotton region from
North Carolina to Texas inclusive invited to aid in
lection and to recommend energetic agents. place this
unparalleled invention before the cotton planters ard make
contracts for whom upon being presented properly
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions.
GEO. G.. HENRY.
New Orleans March 80 1859. m24 lm&W-5mlawkW
ITO COTTON PLANTERS-I TAKE PLEASURE
in announcing that Messrs. Vaudeville McIf-
KENNY my authorized agents in this city to make
tracts for the of
MY INVENTION
For w.
Spinning up the Seed Cotton on Plantations
into Yarns,
And all business in relation to It.
will only here that make the capital the
location the power expenses very nearly
that now raises gins and bales the cotton to spin it that with
the addition of machinery costing about half what the i'll
creased value Of the the first will be- and which Is
attended by surplus labor of the plantation in little girls of to
TO- women, and old inefficient field hands, DOUBLE