New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-28
NEW COTTON SPINNER,

cohAIssIoN MERcHANTs,
Editors Of Papers,
And
THA FRIANDs or TH1 soUTH.
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning tho Cotton Crops
'oeransaon' dir ecy frsn the Seed fully dom ons.rasd
BY which the Planters net i.coueh Is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
The shove invention has put complete and success
fu operation the plantation Of the most distinguished
gentlemen OF Mississippi and he invites Planters and
ooted 10 90 and see It, The machinery beautifully Lit
Ne negroes learned few days and the yana
nave not only commanded the premium the Mississippi State
out one OF the Judges states who Ia spinner Of twenty
e4perence) that they are about double strong any
mat were In competition with them and now all question
eouot or conjecture to M practlcaby satisfactorily and
positively answered. by Its actual aud daily working
NON. Working on one plantation proves will work on
ali.
The machinery exhibited Crystal Palace in New
York and the Judges Of the Institute awarded 1t
ana fu and welleserved report In which they stated
az the cotton passed directly from the seed connu
easy from my Hemaphrodite the machines BY which
excluded from tho ginning bang machinery Of the
and several machines used in the factories open
ao olsenAnge IT, and which violent in their opera
,ons must make yarn of longer broken sta
pe and therefore 1t must be stronger better yarnu
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vhhTIoN ls-hat it DoU BLEs THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting It, and In effect him plantation me-
groes stock etc. fully valuable him Its production
shat on which he makes his attendant crops
And ths prodgous result achieved by him without strain or
y difficulty
10 make the powerful nducemen to the planter spin
~ csop mp more clear and striking would distinctly call
his attention to the number great the hands ta
y all the year employed In raising crop
the lands which the crops are madethe
OF mules atock implements machinery. etc.,
say 10 help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid
raise gin and pack the CROP contrast all this value
hna expenses and Its net yield with the than doubled
yield BY my invention effected by few half hands ma
ohhey that costs nothing compared the value Of
and the investment which cotton and upon which
tho outlay In addition his expenses machinery
which will last thirty and the wages spinner and
oils.
The moment this understood by the planters that
these few half hands and this machinery ne outlay will
net 'hem as much or more than their large
expenses TO raise the crop they not pause
he decision TO avail themselves Of invention soon
Res. .ssibls.
That this imnensey increased income be transient
and that the price will not decline by spinning the entire
crop OF the country into yarns let impress these facts on
your minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay to buy his
location and to for his fco buildings those of the
operave to arrange and buy his motive and his
Tor It, to buy his machines. his daily expenses for the
ne OF his clerks managers and operatives buy
his daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight
expenses and which, altogether demands large share
Hal The actual cost to the spinner besides the
spn is from to 0c pound them besides the co
ton and the coat to spin he must get several
sach pound him his profit his capital
bic he s at Now. the planter has within
Items very nearly and have them he evidently
tths outlay and EXPENSE and what the spinner
pound OF cotton and to spin pound Of and
All Of his profit the planter be positive he will get for his
yarns The spinner cannot sell below and the platter
must make better his yarns appear Market the
present spnners will withdraw from unequal
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
NY invention consists in the discovery that the capital
tha, gins and bales expe very nearly
Shat to raise the and the labor negroes
Rnd ineffective field hands could the
ehlnery which wonld the crop yarns instead gin
ming and bang cotton whereby the planters income
would be doubled better yarn spun
be risk Of fire on the plantation removed with half the
gg and and lessened charges those of
which will be doubled to the commission merchant they will
be double amoun asd which made practically effective
by machinery which un,es the processes gin
packing house of the plantation spinning
factory into one, with great saving machinery motive
~ power labor and capital.
III We make any number of yarn desired this
invention from his complete and cannot be
ii upon.
The cost Of the machinery the planter will much
half the enhanced value of the first crop spun up
operatives great many required attend
chnery, will diminish the extent Of the crop where
bs will we'll to hire hands to be put in their
place. the enhanced value OF the crop
than buy necessary operatives and out If planter
The accumulation of money by this will very
planters out Of debt who involved and rapidly
afford them and those not In debt to their
sanguins Wishes
The yarns selling here l91 22c and there
only demand here for than make. but
are fully Informed that there Is market for them
Great Britain and In Europe far beyond capacity to spin
the and at prices fully and netting what getting
here The quotation for such yarns making
ths February Manchester-exa hard watertwistwas
lid per pound Germany 24c which would
and the accounts ae that spnners have contracts 90
days ahead In putting into have perhaps
thousand for them for cotton hence
ability get farer of prices for them than
do for cotton The people, from end Of the world to the
cther Of of yarns while the whole cotton
crop is bought for only afewhousand spnners.
will have this machinery made in the best manner, and
low which the planter have time city
ceptances give him plans and directions for the preparation
his house In which 1t to be placed employ for him
proper person. who with couple of the plantation hands, will
putt up employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and five crops the planter give
fourth of the the yield what 1t would
toutha the planter retains all his cotton would have
yielded him. and three fonrths of what my invention does
remaining fourth be paid put my by
lis merchant as the yarns sold.
In word sell what is equivalent to plantation, negroes
and receive oneourh of what produces from the
ary buying. After the expiration of the FIVE years the
ent he has purchased IT, becomes permanently his
YCon;racts with planters making two hundred bales of
upwards will for the present be entered into and further in
cost of machinery, and number and ope
spin specified quantity will be furnished applica
Messrs Vaudeville McIlhenny, my fully authorized
gents here.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors OF throughout the cotton region from
Norh Carolina Texas inclusive invited to aid In the
econ and to recommend to energetic agents. to place this
Unparalleled invention before the cotton planters ard make
Edontracs for whom being presented properly
Twill appoint and furnish with specific instructions.
GEO. G. HENRY.
/ E New Orleans. March 49, 1859. n24 lm&W-5mlawdW
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