New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-27
To COTTON PLANTERS.
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Editors oftPapers,
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PATENTED INVENTION

i ss FAIENIED INVENTION ~
| For Spinning she Cotton Crsps
On the Plantations directly de Seed fully
| BY which the Planssr's income N
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DouBLEpf
The above invention has hsen PIT ipto ecsuvtste ~
full operation the planassoa one Of the most
gentlemen Of Mississippi and invites PLsaters ia n
esed to go and see it fhs machinery works hasisy u
tie negroes learned - attend IN few dayA The ys
have not only commanded the preuum 4 he N.assn. go
Fair, but one Of the JUICES ses spinner n tv
years experieucel that they double d or =
that were In competition with them: and all quss.
doubt Or ccr1ectnre ~ 70 It's ptaccsblty satisfactorily -
positively answered, BY ts actual daily working
tion Working On one plantation proves that WI vsrk q
all.
The machinery exhibited the ,ysa Paaee i. xs~
York and the Judges Of the Americas In,tuts a~arsA
medal and full and wslIeserved report 10 which tev s
that as the cotton passed directly from the sd xsrs
ously from my Hermaphode the other machines ~ v&
excluded from the ginning baifng machinery Il -
plantation, and several machines the factories u ~
and diseutangle IT, and which vey Viz lent in their cu.u
tons must make Of longer and less broken ~
ple and therefore must Be stronger and better yarnn
Bu. THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE or THE IL
VENT1oN Is-that # DOUBLES THE NET INCOME II II.
Panter adopng it. and in effect sell pian.atsn n.
groes stock etc., fully valuable hin produesseu q
that on which he makes his other attendant
and this prodgoas result achieved 81 him without strain q
difficulty.
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crop up clear and striking would distinctly ed
his attention to the number and the hands q
all the year are employed in raising crop the vsse Il
the lands upon which and the attendant crops ad
value Of the mules stock implements machinery etc ues.
tn help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses maid ant n
raise gin and pack the and let an this vs,
and expenses and its yield the more than douned f
yield by my invention. effected by half hands and M.
ehiney that costs nothing compared value Of the sxd
and the investment which raises the cotton and upou vhi
the outlay in addition bis for scoev
which will lest thirty and the wages spinner si
| oils.
The this and understood nv the nIat. e
these few half hands and this machinery tring outlay v
net them as much or than their large ent With de
heavy expenses on 1t to raise the does pau
IN their decision to avail Themselves Of my soon =
| possible. Mi
That this immensely increased income be tsnsst
and that the price will decline by spinning the eu
crop Of the country into yarns let impress these facts q
your minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay
location and to for his cto buildings and those Of H.
operatives and buy his power and his f
for IT. to buy his machines to pay his daily expenses for n
hire Of bis Clerks to sxv
his daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight and o
expenses and which, altogether demands large share Of cav
a The actual cost to the spinner besides the cost Of e
70 spn Is from to Tic pound; then BESIDES the
ton and the cost to spin he get cents NOR. M
each pound to him his profit capital and for the -
BILE he is at Now the planter has within himself All ta
items very nearly and mu have them, he evidently 4
this out and expense. and what spinner r
oonnd OF cotton and to spin pound Of yarns some e
all of his profit the planter may positive he viii get for Nh
The spinner cost and as the pas
must make better his appear in MARKET hs
present tpnners will Withdraw so unequal contest rN
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists In the discovery that the cspa
that now produces crop of cotton the
that gins and bales the very nsy
that to raise the and the labor of ners
and women ineffective field hands, could rsr
chiney, which would put the into yarns s
ming and bang cotton whereby the planters ueuu
would be doubled better be spun nnetentts Il
he risk Of fire on the plantation removed with half hs
gng and rope, and lessened those o
which will be doubled the commission merchant they
be on double amoun aHd which made practically
by machinery which unites the separate processes E
and packing house of the plantation and that Of the spnsz
factory into with great saving in machinery ussx
power, labor and capital
We make number size of yarn desired and t
invention from its nature complete be impssp
upon. .s-..s,
The cost Of the machinery planter viii not be Is a
half the enhanced value Of the crop spun up aud TN
operatives In great required attend the NM
chinery will not diminish the extent the crop ue
that may be- 1t will we'll to hire hands put their
place. and the enhanced value of crop would s
than buy the necessary operatives and the panke
chooses The accumulation Of money by this will very
pay planters out Of debt who involved, and rspy
afford them means and those in debt carry their
saaguine Wishes
The selling here at 19s 22c and there sG
are now fully informed that there market for them
Great Britain and in Europe beyond capacity -
them and at prices fully and netting se
here The quotation for such yarns making
the LIST February at Mancheste-extra
lld per pound and In Germany &c. which would 81
to 2c and the accounts that spDners have contracts %
days ahead In putting into have perhs
ten thousand customers for them coou and hs
our ability to get arer Of prices for them than
do for cotton The people, from end of the world
other mass of buyers of while the whole ecsz
crop ia bought for only fewthousand spinners.
will have tbs machinery made In the best manner snd q
low cam which planter time for city
eepance give him plans and directions for the prepara1
of his house in which Ii to be placed employ for him
person. who with couple OF the plantation hands, Win
put up employ him and keep him supplied with q
aging spinner and for five the planter is give
the the yield what It
tontha to the plan retains all his cotton would
yielded him. and three fourhs of what my invention does ami
his merchant as the yarns sold.
Tn word, sell what equivalent plantation negro
stock etc., and receive oneourh of what from @
party buying After the expiration OF the years to s
extent he has purchased it. becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making hundred bales Of co
upwards will for the be nto further h
formation as to cost of machinery <
ratives to spin specified quantity will applies
to me here, or at Mobile.
AGENTS WANTED,
Editors of newspapers throughout the cotton region
lection and energetic agents. to place hs
unparalleled invention before the planters make
contracts for whom, upon thus presented 10 ma
will appoint and furnish with specific Instructions
Gso5G. HEsRY.
New Orleans, March %, 1852 m2a lm&W-5mlaw4V