New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-21
NEW COTTON SPINNER.
TO COTTON PLANTERS.
CONFUSION x.KRoHANrs,
Editors Of Papers,

Editors OF Papers,
And al-ll-.
R1 1RI1xDs or 1H1 soUzH.
PATENTED INVENTION
For 1panning the Cotton Crops
sns dir ecsy from the Seed fully dem ousrstsd
b which the Planters Mt income ID
DOUBLED Oh MORE THAN DOUBLED
The shove Invention has bss ps into ecm,se md .nee
ul operation the plantation II one u ii. -
gentlemen Of Mississippi and he invites PJasfu.. -. ri ,
sssed 70 20 and - IT, Tho machinery works bs,sf.v 1T
Do negroes learned to sstsud II In few days "a the v
have not only commanded the premium " de Nsnircs a
Psir bat Of the Judges (who 10 sp;unsv a. 49,
ysa expsencs that they about double q srupx =
that 10 competition with them and now ~ aue.,so
doubt or conjecture to IT. praccAbiy satisfactorily "A
positively answered. BY It's actual daily working dsnousa
aon Working On ono plantation that will work On
al.
The machinery exhibited the csa Palace IN Nsv
York. and the Judges Of the American Institute svafdsd It
medal and full and wedeserved report which they stated
that as the cotton paused directly from The seed eontnu
ousy from Heraphrods to the other machines by which
excluded from the ginning and bang machinery the
plantation. and several machines used In the factories
snd dssntsngis IT. and which very violent in their
Ions; must make II longer and less broken
ps and therefore II must be stronger and better yarnn
But THE UNPARALLELED FEATURE OF THE IN
yENTION IS-that 1t DOUBLES THE NET INCOME Of the
Planter adopting it. and in effect sell him plantation
that which he makes his cotton other attendant crops
sud this prodsious result achieved By him Without strain Or
itmculty.
To mAks the powerful induesmsu the planter to spin his
crop up mors clear and striking. would distinctly call
M eston To the number and great value Of the hands the
n al The employed in raising the crop the value Of
NE lands upon which and the attendant crops msdss
'aus Of the mules stock implements maehinsry etc.,
MY u help raiss 1.-THE heavy annual expenses paid
s GIN and pack the crop, and let all this value
md and it, yield with the ors than doubled net
yed By my invention. effected BY few half hands md ma.
ehnay nothing compared 70 the value Of the suds
and mo investment which raises the cotton, and upon which
the outlay addition 70 his Il for schuery
which will last thirty yeas, and waess Of spinner and
oils.
The moment this understood by thu p,s. hat
these lev half hands and this machinery and ng outlay win
net them much than their large investment with The
heavy expenses on 1t to raise the they not pause
In their decision avail themselves Of my invention q soou
possible. All
Ihs this immensely increased income not transient
and that the price will not decline spinning the entire
crop Of the country into yarns Let impress these facts on
your minds The cotton spinner heavy outlay to buy his
location and to for his aco budngs and those Il the
operatives to arrange and buy bis motive power and his fuel
for IT. to buy bis machines TO his daily expenses the
hire Of bis clerks Managers and operatives to buy
bis daily supply Of cotton his insurance. freight md other
expenses and which, altogether large share Of
a The actual coat to the spinner besides the Of cotton
spin from loo. pounds then besides tho cost Of co
=
s,ch pound to him his profit his capital and for the
bic hs is IT. Now, the plsnter within himself all these
Items nearly and must have the evidently Is not q
this outlay and expense and Whist the ppipusf for
pound Of cotton And spin pound yarns and some II NOT
Ill Of his profit the planter may bc positive viii get for his
yans Tho spinner cannot sell below cost the planter
must make better his yarns appear MARKET the
present spnners will withdraw from unequal contest This
must be apparent to all.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Ny invention consists In the discovery that the sams capital
shat now produces Of cotton the water
power that now gins and bass the nearly
hss accrue 70 raise the and the labor few little
and women ineffective Geld hands, could attend the
chnsry which would put the crop yarns instead Of lin.
ming and bang cotton. whereby the planters income
would b doubled better BE- spun least
he risk Of hre on the plantation removed With half the bag
sng and and lessned charges those Of
which will be doubled to the commission merchant a. they VIII
b on double amount and which made practically elective
machinery which unes the separate Of the p
and packing of tho plantation and that Of tho spinning
factory Into one, with great saving machinery motive
power, labor and capital.
We can make number size Of DESIRED and this
invention from his NATURE complete and
upon.
The OF the machinery to the planter viii not be - much
half the enhanced value OF the crop spun up and the
operatives in great many required attend the ma
ehnery Will diminish the extent the crop but where
that be- It will well to hire hands to b put their
place. and the enhanced value Of the crop would
than buy the necessary operatives out and planter
chooses The accumulation of money by this will very soon
planters out OF debt who involved and rapidly
Afford them those debt carry out their most
sanguine wishes. 4
The yarns selling here 22c and there II not
only demand here for many make but We
now fully informed that there Is market for them
Great Britain and in Europe beyond capacity to spin
she and at prices fully and netting what getting
here The quotation for such yarns makngon
the LIST February at hard watsrwswas
Id pound, and In Germany A which would here 20
&C., and the accounts fare that gpnns have contracts 90
ahead In putting into yans have perhaps
ten thousand customers for them for cotton hence
ability to get fairer Of prices for them than
do for cotton The people, from end of the world to the
other mass Of buyers Of yarns while the whole cotton
crop 10 bought for only fswtbousand spinners.
will have the machinery made in the best manner
low which the planter have time for city
eeptances give him plans and directions for the preparation
If his house in which Is to be placed employ for him
proper person. Who with couple Of the plantation hands, will
put up employ for him and keep him supplied with
aging spinner and for five the planter to give
fourth Of the the yarns yield what would
on-that to the planter retains all his cotton would have
yielded him. and three ouhs of what invention does and
The remaining fourth is be paid me- put my eredi by
his merchant ~ the yarns are sold.
In word sell what equivalent to plantation negroes
stock etc., and receive produces from the
party buying After the expiration Of the 1--WE years the
sxtent he has purchased it. becomes permanently his
with planters making hundred bales Of cotton
upwards will for the present be entered into and
formation Of msehiHey and number ope.
Fatives to spin specified quantity will BIO furnished appa
ton to Messrs Vaudeville McIhenny, my fully authorized
agents here.
AGENTS WANTED.
Editors Of newsnpsr throughout the cotton region from
energetic agents. to place this
unparalleled invention before he planters
viii sppont and furnish with specific plOp
GEO. @. HENRY
New Orleans, March 49, 1853. mA lm&W-5nlaw&W
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