New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-29
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

The above nvestlon has been put complete and
u on inc plantation OF OF the distinguished
gentlemen OF mississippi and he invites Planters and all nsr
ested to and It, The machinery works beautifully Lit
Sic learned to attend in few days the yarns
nave not only commanded the premium State
Far but one Of the Judges twho spinner OF twenty
years experence that they double as strong as any
that were In competition with them and now all question
aouot or Conjecture AZ to It's practcabty
positively answered, by It's scua and daily working
eon Working plantation proves that 1t will work
The machinery exhibited Crystal Palace In New
York and the Judges of the American awarded II
medal and fu and well deserved report which they stated
that as the cotton pissed directly
ousy from Hemaphrodie the machines which
excluded from the ginning baing machinery the
plantation and several machines open
and dentanse it, and which very violent In their opera
uons, must make of longer and broken
ole and therefore Il singer and better yArn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
VENTION IS-hAt 1t BOU BLES THE NET INCOME OF the
Planter adop lug IT, and in effect sell him plantation ne.
groes stock etc. fully valuable him in production a.
that OH which he makes his and other
and this prodsons result is achieved by him strain or
difficulty.
My consists ia the discovery that the same capit,l
that produces crop Of cotton the steam or water
that gins and bae It, expe very nearly
that to raise the little negroes
and @onen ineffective field hands, could the ma
chimney which would put the crop yarns gin,
ming and baling 1t cotton, whereby the planters income
would be doubled better spun OF
he risk Of fire the plantation removed with half the bag
gng and and esened srges those
which will be doubled merchant as they will
De double which practically effective
by machinery which unes the separate Of the gin
and packing house of the plantation of the spinning
factory into one with great saving in machinery mntivs
power labor and capital.
We eau make number size yarn desired and this
INVENTION from its nature complete cannot be
upon
Thpr NJ tina hipor
as ha the enhanced value OF the first spun up
operatives in great many required to ma.
chinery will not diminish the Of the crop where
That may be- it will we'll 10 hire hands put In their
place and the enhanced second crop would more
shan buy the necessary and out If the planter
chooses The accumulation of money by will very soon
pay Planters ot OF deat who involved rapidy
afford them and those debt carry out their mos,
saagGine wishes.
The selling here 1919 22c and there is not
only demand here fer many han make but we
are now fully informed that there is ket for them in
Great Britain and In Europe far capacity to spin
them and at prices fully and netpg are getting
aere The quotation for such max ns on
She ist February Manchesterexra hard
I'D pound and in Germany 2ic which would net here 20
70 Zc ad the accounts thN spnpers have
days ahead In putting crops yarns have PERHAPS
ten housand customers for them and hence
our aoty to get faref of for them
d for cotton. The people, from the world to the
Other as of buyers of yarns while whole cotton
crop is bought for only fewtfousand spinners
10 make the powerful inucement planter to spin his
cop up more clear and striking would distinctly call
AIS attention 10 the OF the ands at
IN All 'he year are employed in raising the crop
tbs tnis which and the crops are ,nads,he
Shs OIL the mules, stock, implements machinery etc nsca
sary to help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses pad ont In
rs gin and pack the crop contrast all this value
and eSFeh and its yield will: an doubled net
seif by my invention effected by few af hands and mn
cinerg TINT costs nothing value of the lands
i the Investment which raises the cotton upon which
pX
which will last thirty ana the wages spinner and
oils.
The this understood by the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery and inp outlay will
them much than large ant with tb.
heavy raise the crop DOES they will not pause
m iheE decision oava themselves my as soon as
possible
That this immsn,ey Increased income Is to be transient
and tina; the price will decline By spinning the entire
crop S ts country into yarns let Impress facts on
your mis The spinner IVY outlay to buy his
i0c Atpu and his buildings and to.a o IN.
operatives arrange aud buy his power md his fuel
Cot it, TO bay his micnes to his daily expense. for the
re Of his cek managers and operatives to buy
his d. nppy Of his insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share of can
The spinner besides the cost of cotton
pin is from lJc pound then besides cost of cot
nni The cost spin he get cent? more for
each poun to him his profit hi capital for the trou
bic he Is At. Now the planter has within himself all these
Items very nearly and must have them, he evieay not at
CHS outl and expense, and what ii the spinner
opli of cotton aad 10 spin pound Of and
aof his profit; the planter may b, positive he get for his
TIE spinner cannot sell below and paate
makea better yarn his yarns appear market the
present pnnes will Withdraw unequal contest Tbs
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
VII have tbs machinery made in the best manner,
low as can which the planter city ac-
ceptances give him plans and decoas preparation
of his house in which it to he placed employ
proper person. Who with couple Of 4e plantation hands,
put up employ for him and keep him supplied man
aging spinner and for five crops the planter give
fourth tho the yarns yield would as cot
yielded him, and three fonrts of what my does
the remaining fourth is 10 be paid put my by
his merchant as the yarns sold.
In word, sell what is equivalent a plantations negroes
stock and receive oneorh of what produces
party buyiug After the expiration OF the years the
he has Purchased it, becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making two hundred bales cotton
upward will for the present be entered and further
formation of machinery, aud ope.
spin specified quantity will be furnished applca
tome here, Mobile.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors Of throughout the REGION from
lection and energetic agents. place this
unparalleled invention before the planters aud make
for me, whom, upon thus being pesened me-
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions.
GEO. G. HENRY.
New Orleans, March 23 1859. m2i ln6W-5mlawkW
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