New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
LANDS IN THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA ON THE LINE
OF the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
BY j. B. WALTON,
ITO COTTON PLANTERs.
Editors OF Papers,

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PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On the Plantations directly from the Seed fully Demonstrated
by which the Planters income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention has been pu complete
operation the plantation Of distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters inter-
ested to and see it, The machinery works beautifully Lit
negroes learned attend in days. the yarns
have not only commanded the Mississippi State
Fair but one Of the Judges states who spinner Of twenty
years experienced that they about double strong a. any
that were in competition with them: all question
doubt or conjecture to It's praccaby satisfactorily
positively answered. by its actual and daily working denona
tion Working plantation proves will work on
all.
The machinery exhibited the Crystal Palace in New
York, and the Judges of the American Institute awarded It
medal and full and welldeerved report 10 which thew stated
as the cotton passed directly from seed continue
ously from Hemaphodite the other by which
excluded from use the ginning and balng machinery
plantation and several machines used in the factories
and disentauge and which very their opera
tons must make Of longer and less broken
pie and therefore must be stronger better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTIoN Is-that it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting it, and in effect plantation ne
groes stock etc. fully valuable its production as
that which he makes his cotton attendant crops
and this prodgions achieved by him without strain or
difficulty.
To make the powerful inducemen the planter to spu his
crop mp clear and striking, distinctly call
bis attention to the number and hands tina
IN all the year are employed in raising the crop the
lands which and the crops are madethe
value of the mules stock Implements machinery etc.
to help raise 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid out
raise gin and pack the aud let
and its yield more than doubled net
yield by my invention effected by hands and ma.
and the investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay in addition to his for machinery
which will last thirty and the of spinner
oils.
The this Is understood by the planters that
few half hands and this machinery ng outlay will
net them "a much than their large investment
heavy on it to raise the they
their decision avail themselves of soon as
possible.
That this immensely increased income be transient
and that the price will decline by spinning the entire
crop the country into yarns let impress these
your minds The cotton heavy outlay buy his
location and to for his acto buildings those Of the
operatives to and buy his motive power and his fuel
it. to buy his machines to his daily expenses for the
hire Of his clerks buy
daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight
expenses and which, altogether demands large share of
ta The actual cost to the spinner besides cotton
to spin from to c pound them besides OF cot
ton and the cost to spin he must for
each pound to pay him his profit his capital the rou
Die he at Now, the planter has within these
items very nearly and must have them he evidently
this outly and and what the spinner for
pound of cotton and to spin of and some If not
all of his profit the planter be positive get for his
yarns The spinner cannot sell below the planter
must make better yarn, his yarns appear in market the
present spnnes will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists In the discovery that the same capt.
that now produces of cotton the water
that gins and bales the expe very nearly
that accrue to raise the and the labor of few
and ineffective field hands, attend the ma
chimney which would the crop yarns instead gin
ming and baing 1t as cotton, whereby the planters income
would be doubled better be spun
he risk of fire the plantation removed with bag
gng and rope and essened charges ave those commissions
which will be doubled to the commission merchant as they will
be donble amount and which smade practically effective
by machinery which unes the separate processes gin
and packing of the plantation and that spinning
factory into one, with great saving machinery motive
power, labor and capital.
We make number size yarn desired and this
invention, from its NATURE complete improved
upon.
The machinery the planter will not be as much
half the enhanced value of the first spun up the
operatives in many required attend the ma.
chnery, will diminish the extent of the crop where
that be- It will we'll to hire hands be put their
place. and the enhanced value of the second crop
than buy the operatives and planter
chooses. The accumulation Of money by this very soon
planters out OF debt who involved and rapidly
afford them and those not in debt to carry
sasguine wishes.
The selling here 1917 22c there not
only demand here for many than make but
mlly informed that there is market for then,
Great Britain and in Europe beyond capacity to spn
them and at prices fully and netting what getting
here The quotation for such yarns making
the LIST February at Manchester-sxtra hard
Id pound and in Germany &c. which would here
2lc and the accounts that spnners have contracts 80
days ahead In putting into have perhaps
our ability to get fare of prices for them than
do for cotton The people, from end Of the world the
ether of buyers of yarns while the whole
crop is bought for only fewthousand spnners.
will have thu machinery made in the best manner
low which the planter have for city ac-
cepauces. give him plans and directions the preparation
Of his house in which it is to ba placed employ for him
proper person, who with couple of plantation hands, will
put employ for him and keep him supplied man
aging spinner and for I've the planter give me one
fourth OF the excess the yield what as cot
oha to the plsner retains all his would have
yielded him. and hreeouhs Of what my invention does and
the remaining fourth is 10 be paid put my cre by
his merchant as the yarns sold,
In word sell what equivalent platatos negroes
stock etc. and receive onefourth of what pro
party buying After the expiration of TO the
extent he has purchased it. becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making hundred
or upward will for the present be enteei no and further
formation to cost of machinery ops
atives to spin specified quantity, will appca
on to Mesrs. Vaudeville McIhenny my fully authorized
agents here.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors OF newspapers throughout the REGION
North Carolina to Texas inclusive invited aid in the
lection and energetic agents. psce this
unparalleled invention before planters ard make
contracts for whom being presented properly
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions.
GEO. g. HENRY.
New Orleans, March 90 1859. m2I 1m&W-5mlawaw
DROCLA NATION FIVE HUNDRED, DoLDARs
/ REWARD-ISHAM q. HARRIS, Governor of the State
of Tennessee. To all who shall these reen
Whereas has been made known TO me that some person
uuknawB foul murder thu
Of February 1859 upon the body of George Miller the
Banking Of the Branch of the Union Bank Tennessee
ckson, county of Madison and robbed
1923, 800 ia and coin,
Now therefore, Isham g. Harris, Governor as aforesaid
of the and authority vested hereh,
offer reward of FIVE HGNDR DOLL 10 any person
for the apprehension of said murderer the de-