New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-17
ITO COTTON PLANTERs,
coMMIss MsERCHA ANTE.
Editors OF Papers,
Aud
rRE PRIE NDS OF THE so FE<
-" -----" PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Plantations dir scy from the Seed fully dem onssst
by which the Planters net lncome4s
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED

l DOUBLED OK MORE THAN DOUBLED
The above invention has been put into complete
full operation the plantation Of distingsfsh
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites M
essed to and it. The machinery works beautifully LIZ
tic learned to attend In few days. the ysrus
have ne only commanded the premium the Mississippi
Fair but Of the Judges who spinner Of twenty
expeence that they about double strong
that were In competition with them and all qssss
doubt conjecture to It's practicaby satisfactorily
positively answered, by its actual and daily working
sion Working plantation proves tina. will work s
all.
The machinery exhibited the Crys.e, Palace In xs4
York and the Judges of the American Institute
medal and full and welldeser report they stated
that ss the cotton passed directly from caeu
orsly fro Hermsphrodite the other machines BY Witch
excluded from the ginning and bang machinery AZ %
plantation and several machines used In factories to ep<
and disenangle it, and which very violent their
ons must make Of longer and less s
pie, and therefore Ii must be rengsr better ysrn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF TIE rx-
vEETIoN Is-that IL DOUBLES THE NET INCOME az sse
Planter adopting IT. and l. in effect, sell him plantation
stock, ETC.. fully valuable prodgcsn
that on which he makes his crege
aud this prodgous result achieved by without q
llficuly.
To make the powerful indictment PLANTER spin
rop mp clear and striking, i would dLtiucty eIE
his attention 10 the number and value of the hands tbs
IN all the year employed in raising the the vsue at
the hndt which 1t and the attendant nAsdethE
:" help raise 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid
suise gin and pack the CROP and let this v7e
and and its yield with the doubled Mi
yield by invention, effected by few half hands and
chnery that costs nothing to the value
and the investment which raises the cotton and upon Wiki
the outlay in addition his machinery
which will last thirty years. and the wages OF spinner
oils.
The moment this and understood by the planters s
these few half hands and this machinery and ng ousy
ne. them much than their Investment
heavy expenses II to raise the does they Will
In their decision avail themselves of invention
possible.
That this immensely increased income Is not transi
and that the price will decline by spinning sz,irs
Of the country into let impress these
minds. The cotton spinner at heavy outlay buy
location and for his acto buildings and those
operatives to and buy his motive his
for it, buy his Machines to pay his daily expenses Tia
hire Of his clerks and operatives
his daily supply of cotton his insurance. freight and
expenses and which, altogether demands largo ea
lta The actus to the spinner besides the
spn Is from to lc pound them besides the
ton and the cost to spin he must get several
each pound him his profit his capital
Die he is at Nov, the planter has within himself all ths
Items nearly and must have them he evidently
this outlay and expense and what the spinner
pound of cotton and spin pound of yarns and if
all OF his profit the planter be positive he will get for S
The spinner cannot sell below cost the plaa
must makes better as his appear in market s
present spinners will withdraw from unequal contest. rt
nuat be hpparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Ny invention consists In the discovery that the csp
that produces Of cotton the steam
that gins and bales it. the nearly
that to raise the and the labor of few little
and women ineffective fald hands, could attend tho
chney which would put the into yarns instead of g
uins and bang cotton, whereby the planters
wond be doubled, better spun least OF
he risk of fire the plantation removed with half the bag
gng and rope and essened charges those commissions
which will be doubled to the commission merchant they Wis
double amount and which smade practically effective
packing house plantation he. Of tho spfuag
factory into with great saving In machinery mostx
We make any number size of desired and dts
Invention from his nature complete and cannot be
q s se 4ss T. s ~ be
operatives great many required to attend the
ss ss may @ Hsi e. @
chooses. accumulation Of money BY this will
sord means, and those not In debt to their
rhs Yarns are selling at 1e 2sc there /. noo
demand here for many more than we now make but
far sas =
TS ay sns At | s1s we
he Is. Fsbnsy At hard
s oS
ability to get srer range Of prices for them than
other of buyers Of yarns while the whole cotton
crop y bought for only tewthousand spinners.
will have the machinery made Ia the best and
low which the planter city
him plans and directions for the prepao
Of his house in which it is TO be placed employ for hns
put up employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for five crops the planter to give
fourth OF the the yarns yield what would
to the planter retains all his cotton would
yielded him. and Of what invention does
remaining fourth is to be paid put to cred By
his merchant as the yarns sold.
In word sell what is equivalent to plantation, nesroe
stock etc., and receive of what produces FROM dis
buying After the expiration of the five to thu
he has purchased 1t, it becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making two hundred bales Of co
upwards will for the present be entered into and further i
of machinery, and number of
sves spin specified quantity will be furnished app
cn Messrs. Vaudeville McIlhenny, fully authorized
agents here. - -, -
Editors Of newspapers throughout the cotton region fra
North Carolina Texas Inclusive invited aid
lection and recommend energetic agents. place t
unparalleled invention before the cotton planters,
contracts for whom, being presented properly
will appoint and furnish with specific instructions.
GEO. @. HENRY
New Orlesns March %, 1859. MA lmGW-5mlauAT