Cotton Gin Maker in Meeting Street Advertises Saw Gins
Symonds, a Cotton Gin maker on Meeting street opposite the Spring Pumps, announces he operates saw gins capable of processing from three to four hundred weight per twelve hours by hand or water and up to two thousand by animal power. He also makes mills for grinding corn and rice, plans a saw gin and grist mill, and seeks skilled workers including two blacksmiths and help for the gin and mill with monthly wages offered.
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Symonds
Meeting Street
Ann Gourlay
Orphan House
Meetingstreet
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Georgetown Gazette
Charleston
Certifying Cotton Cleanliness By Hand Gin Test
The subscriber compares cotton ginned by hand and by roller gin on Tuesday the 26th in Meeting Street. He notes hand gin cotton is cleaner and dust free with no staple length loss, cards and pins evenly, spins into fine thread without knots, while roller gin cotton shows dust and slight processing difference. ANN QOUK
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Symonds
Meeting Street
Ann Qouk
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