New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-23
NEW COTTON SPINNER.

Editors Of Papers,
And
TIE TENDS OF THE soU7H
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
Plantations directly from the Seed fully
by which the Planters income is
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED,
The invention has been into complete
fu operation plantation Of q the distinguished
gentlemen Mississippi he invites all inter-
ested to 20 The machinery beautifully Lit
tie negroes attend in few days the yarns
have only commanded the premium the Mississippi Stats
Fair Of the Judges who Is spinner twenty
years expeence that they about double strong
that were competition with them: and question,
conjecture its praccabty satisfactorily
positively answered. by its actual and daily working
on. Working plantation that it will work
all.
The machinery exhibited Crystal Palace in New
York Judges Of the American Institute 1t
full and weldeserved report 10 which they
that passed directly from connu
ously from Hermaphrode to the other machines by which
excluded the ginning and bang machinery Of tn
plantation and several machines used In the factories open
disentange IT, and which very violent their opera
tons must make of longer and less broken
pe and therefore must be stronger and 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 sell him plantation
groe stock fully valuable to him In Its production
which he makes his cotton and other attendant
this prodgious result achieved by him without strain
difficulty.
To the nducement the planter to spin his
crop up clear and striking would distinctly call
attention to the Number and great value Of the hands tina
all the employed raising the the value Of
lands upon which and the attendant adethe
value of the mules stock implements machinery etc.
help raise 1.-THE heavy annual paid out
raise gin and pack the aud let contrast all this vaue
Will
yield by invention, effected by few half hands and
chnery that nothing the value Of the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton and which
outlay in addition to his for machinery
which will last thirty and the of spinner and
oils.
The this is and underood by planters
these few half hands and this machinery ng outlay will
net them much than their large investment with
heavy raise the crop they
in their decision to avail themselves Of my invention
| possible.
this immensely increased to transient
and that the price will decline spinning
Of the into yarns let impress these facts
minds The cotton spinner is heavy outlay
location and for his facto buildings those
operatives and buy his motive his
it, buy his machines to pay his daily for the
hire Of his clerks and operatives buy
his daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight and other
expenses and which, altogether demands large share
s The actual cost to the spinner besides the cost Of cotton
to spn lie from to 0c pound then besides the cost of
ton and the spin he get several for
each pound him his profit his capital and the
BILE he is Now the planter has within himself all these
items nearly and must have them he evidently is
this ouy and expense and what the spinner for
pound of cotton and spin pound of and
all Of his profit the planter be positive he will get for hi
The spinner sell below cost and the planter
must make better yarn, his in market, thu
fpnners will withdraw from unequal contest Thi
| must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists in the discovery that the capt..
nf stea
power gins and bales it, the nea
crop the labor of few little
women, ineffective field hands, could attend the
chimney which would pu: the into instead of gin
ming and bang cotton whereby the planters income
would be doubled better be at least
be risk the plantation removed with half the bag
gng and and essene6 those of commissions
which will be doubled the commission merchant they will
be double amount and which made practically effective
by machinery which nnes the Of the gin
packing house of the plantation aud that of the spinning
factory into with great saving in machinery motive
power labor and capital.
We make number size of desired and this
invention nature complete cannot improved
upon.
machinery the planter will be much
half the enhanced value of the first spun and the
operatives great many required to attend the
Hchnery will diminish the extent Of the but wher
that may it will well hire hands to be put in thei
place. and the enhanced value Of the second would
the necessary operatives ont and out the planter
chooses The accumulation money by this will very
pay planters of dest who involved, and RAPIDLY
afford them and those in debt to out their
| sangune wishes.
The yarns are selling here 19s 22sc
only demand here for than make but
are fully informed that there is market for them
Great Britain and Europe far beyond capacity to spin
them and at prices fully and netting what getting
here The quotation for such making OF
the LIST February Mancheer-extra hard ws-wai
Id per pound, and in Germany &c. which would net here
2 and the accounts that spnners have contracts
days ahead In putting into have perhaps
thousand them for cotton and hence
our ability to get range prices them than
do for cotton The people, from end of the world to th
other Of buyers of while the whole cotton
crop is bought for only afewthousand spinners.
will have the machinery made in the best manner, and al
low as can, which the planter have time for city
cepauces him plans and directions for the preparation
of his house in which to be placed employ for him
proper person. who with couple plantation hands, viii
employ for him and keep him supplied with man
aging spinner and for five the planter give
the the yield what would cot
oha is the planter retains all his cotton would
yielded him. three fouhs of what invention does
the remaining fourth is to be paid put to cred by
his merchant as the yarns are sold.
In word, sell what is equivalent to plantation negroes
stock etc. oneouth of what produces from
party buying the expiration of the five to til
has purchased it. it becomes permanently his.
Contracts with planters making hundred bales of coto1
upwards will for the present be entered into, and further in
formation of machinery and number and of
specified quanty will be furni he'd appca
on Messrs. Vaudeville McIlhenny, my fully authorizes
agents here.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors of newspapers throughout the cotton region from
Carolina Texas inclusive invited aid in the
lection and recommend to energetic agents. to place hi
unparalleled invention before the planters ard max
contracts for me, whom being presented properly
| will appoint and furnish with specific instructions.
| GEO G. HENRY.
| New Orleans, March %, 1879 m24 lnkW-5mlawhW
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