New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-13

The shove invention has been put Into and
full operation the plantation of of the distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters and ali inter-
ested and scott The machinery works beautifully Lit
tie negroes learned attend 1t days. yarns
have only commanded the premium at the Mississippi
Fa but of the judges states who spinner Of twenty
experienced that they about double strong
that in competition with them; and all question:
doubt conjecture its prsccabty satisfactorily and
positively answered. by It's actual and daily working deonsa
ton. Working plantation proves that will work
all.
The machinery was exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
York. and the Judges of the American Institute awarded
medal full well.deeryed report which they stated
that the cotton passed directly from the seed
ous1y my Heraphrote to the other machines which
excluded from use the ginning and bang machinery Of
plantation several machines used In the factories
and dsentange and which very violent in their
Ions; must make Of longer and less broken
pie and therefore must be stronger and better yarn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTION Is-that IT DOUBLES HE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting It, and in effect sell him plantation
groes stock fully valuable him in Its production
that which he makes his cotton and other attendant
and this podgious result achieved by him without
difficulty.
powerful nduceent planter spin his
crop mp clear and striking, would distinctly call
bis attention to the Number and great value of the hands tina
all the year employed in raising the crop value
lands which i. and the attendant madethe
value OF the mules stock implements machinery etc.
help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid
gin and pack and let contrast all this value
and and Its yield with the than doubled
Yield by my invention effected by few half hands and
ehinery costs nothing compared the value Of the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton and upon which
the outlay In addition his for machinery
which will last thirty years. and the wages Of spinner and
oils
The moment understood by the planters
these few half hands and this machinery and ng outlay will
them much their large investment with the
heavy to raise does they will not
In their decision avail themselves of invention
possible.
That this immensely increased income transient
and that the price will decline by spinning the
the country into yarns let impress these
minds The cotton spinner at heavy outlay buy
location and for his acto buildings and those Of the
operatives arrange and buy his motive power his
for to buy his machines to his daily expenses
hire Of his clerks and operatives buy
his daily supply cotton his insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share Of
The actual the spinner besides the
ospn is from to lOc pound them BESIDES the Of
ton and the cost to spin he must get several cents
each pound him his profit his capital and for the
BILE he Is at Now the planter has within himself all these
items very nearly and have them, he evidently Is
this ouay and and what costs the spinner for
pound Of and to spin pound of and some
all Of his profit the planter may be positive he will for his
The cannot sell below the planter
make better yarn, his yarns appear in Market
spnnea will withdraw from unequal contest Th
must be apparent to ALL.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention CONSISTS In the discovery capita
that produces crop of cotton, the waite,
that gins and bales It, the nearly
raise the crop and the labor of
and ineffective field hands, could attend the
chney which would the crop yarns instead of gin
ming and bang cotton, whereby the planters income
would be doabed better be at least Of
he risk Of Are the plantation removed with half the
cling rope essened charges those
which will be doubled to the commission as they will
double amount and which smade practically effective
machinery which unes the of the gin
packing plantation that Of the spinning
factory into one with great saving in machinery motive
We make any number size of desired and this
Of the machinery to the planter will not be much
operatives in required to attend the
wi viii pay well to rs ss their
and the yi 81 a sa G od
chooses The accumulation Of money BY this will very seor
afford them and those not in debt out their
The yarns are selling here at 1871 22c and there is no
only b we 1Sw make TAX
and prices fully and we nsg what We sni
LIST February ManchesteIextre hard wstertwswa
2lo that haye
day, In ng 1 tn I'm 3
ability arer of prices 70. them than
for Tas ps 5fI saa It ss s x xas
i crop IL bought for only fewthousand spinners.
will have tbs machinery made in the best manner,
low which the planter have time for city
cepances give him plans and directions for the
Of his house in which IT to be placed employ for him
Who with couple of the plantation hands, wi
puit up employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for five the planter Is give
fourth Of the the yield what would
on-thAt planter retains all his cotton would hRv
Yielded him. and three ourhs of what invention does
the remaining fourth Is to be paid put to my credi
his merchant as the yarns Sold
word sell what is equivalent to plantation, negroes
receive one.fourth of what produces from tn
buying After the expiration Of the i've years to tn
he has purchased 1t. 1t becomes permanently DIS
Contracts making hundred bales OF cotto
upwards the present be entered into and further 10
machinery and number and sort Oh
rsives spin specified quantity will be furnished on sppca
ton Messrs Vaudeville McIhenny my tny
agents here. ,,r, WYNN
Rd,.o. NJ throughout the cotton region from
North Carolina inclusive are invited 70 AID IN
lection recommend to me energec agents. 70 paee
nnnsrseed Invention before the cotton planters ard max
contracta for whom being presented properly,
| iii snpont and furnish with specific instructions.
VIII 'pp ~ GEO q. HENRY.
New Orleans March Is. 1859. m24 lm4W-5mlawAW