New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-06
ITO COTTON PLANTERs,
ssIoN M.ERcH NTs,
Editors of Papers,

e 3 BLENDS OF THE UTH.
PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
the Plantations, dir sc;y from the Seed fully
by which the Planters net inconeis
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
Tho above invention has been into complete
full operation the plantation Of of distinguished
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites Planters
ssted to and see it. The machinery works beautifully.
tie negroes learned attend days. and the yarns
have not only commanded the premium Mississippi
Fa but one of the judges states twho spinner twenty
eIpeence that they about double strong as any
that were In competition with them and nil question:
doubt conjecture to Its practicabty satisfactorily
positively answered. by its actual and daily working
lion. Working plantation proves that will on
ali.
machinery was exhibited at the Crystal Palace in New
medal and full and wedeseved report they stated
hat as the cotton passed directly from the
ousy from Hermaphrode to the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and baling the
plantation and several machines factories to open
and dsentangs it, and which very violent opera
Ions; must make my Of longer broken sta
ple and therefore must be and ysrn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
vENTIoN Is-thst it DOUBLES THE NET INCOME of the
Planter adopting It, and l. in effect, plantation
groes stock, etc. fully valuable him production
that which he makes his attendant crops
and this prodsious result achieved by him strain or
difficulty.
To make the powerful nducement planter to spin his
crop up clear and striking would distinctly cali
his attention to the number and value Of
IN all the year employed in raising the crop the
the lands which and the attendant crops madethe
saue Of the mues Stock implements machinery etc.
help raise 1.-THE heavy expenses paid out to
raise gin and pack the and let value
and expenses and Its net yield with the doubled net
FIELD by my invention, effected by half and ma
ohnery that costs nothing the the lands
and the investment which raises the cotton upon which
the outlay in addition his for machinery
which will last thirty and the spinner and
oils.
The moment this and understood by planters that
these few and this machinery trfng outlay will
net them much than large en with the
heavy to raise the crop does they will not pause
In their decision To avail themselves my invention as soon IA
possible.
Th ahis immensely increased not To be transient
and that the price will decline by spinning the entire
of the country into let impress facts on
minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay to buy bis
location and to for his faco buildings of the
operatives and his motive power and his fuel
for It, to buy bis machines his daily for the
hire Of his clerks operatives buy
his daily supply of cotton his Insurance. freight other
and which, altogether demands large cap.
a The actual the spinner Of cotton
spin ia from to loo pound them BESIDES the colt
ton and the cost to spin he must several more
BILE he Is at Now the planter has within himself all these
items nearly and must have them he evidently is not at
this outlay and expense and what spinner for
pound Of cotton and to spin pound Of some NOT
all Of h!s profit the planter be positive he will get his
The spinner cannot sell below planter
must make better yarn his appear In Market the
spnners will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS,
My invention consists In the discovery that the same canit.
that produces Of cotton the steam or water
that gins bales It, very nearly
that accrue raise the and the labor little negroes
and women ineffective field hands, attend the ma
ehney which would put the yarns of gin
ming and bang cotton whereby the planters income
would be doubled better be at least Of
he risk Of fire on the plantation removed with half bag
gng and and essened
which will be doubled to the commission merchant they will
be double amount and which smads practically effective
BY machinery which unes the separate of the gin
and the plantation and that of the spinning
power, labor and capital. y 'A''''e
We make any number yarn desired and this
invention from his nature complete and cannot be improved
half crop spun up and the
viii s IF the sop h
S I hands to be II s
hsn buy the out and ont the planter
WRo no%
or them means and those not in debt carry out their
selling here 1s 22M and there not
demand than we now make, put we
are now fully informed that there market for them In
and prices fully and netting what getting
here The quotation for such are now making
the LIST February MRncheseextra hard
lid pound and in Germany 2 which would net here ~
2lc and the that spuners nave contracts 80
days ahead In putting into have perhaps
Ten thousand customers for cotton
our ability get Of prices for them than
do for cotton people, from end Of the world the
other are Of while the whole cotton
crop 10 bought only fewthoasand spinners.
which the planter have time for city
cspaucss plans and directions the preparation
Of his In which 1t to be placed employ for him
proper person. Who with couple Of the plantation hands, will
employ for him and keep him supplied with man.
spinner and for five the planter give one
say the planter retains all his would have
Yielded him. and three ourths Of what invention does and
the remaining fourth is to be paid my ced by
his merchant IS the yarns sold.
In word sell what equivalent TO plantation, negroes
stock and receive Of what produces the
he has purchased It, 1t becomes permanently his
Contracts with planters making hundred ba1e cotton
upwards will for the present be entered into
formation Of machinery and sort Of ope
spin specified quantity will be furnished on appica
to Measrs. Vaudeville McIlhenny my fully authorized
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors Of newspapers throughout the cotton region
North Carolina TO Texas inclusive invited aid in the
unparalleled invention before planters and make
contracts for me- whom upon being presented properly
~r''''' aRo q. HENRY.