TO COTTON PLANTERS,
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NHE undersigned is he proprietor with IL in the counties of Coosa and Tala- poosa of Provost's new and improved COTTON PRESS. This is regarded by experienced Planters who have witnessed its operation, as highly valuable improve ment. It costs but little more than the com mon Screw, but is every way greatly su perlor. It IS so constructed as 10 be conve, nienf,by extending. over il the roof of the Gin House. IL is worked with great ease and convenience, and will pack at least one. third faster than the Screw. The usual sig Press will pack without difficulty bale of any size desired, not exceeding six hundred pounds. But slight force is required in packing, one mule being sufficient.

 The undersigned is now ready to execute orders. having put up several. The tim. bers that may have been got for Screws will answer very well, but will have 10 be re- duced in size. The cost of building. in cludng the patent, is $50; the pullies irons. cord, &c., cost from $l5 to $20.

 The Presses built by the undersigned are warranted to endure and work wei, having been fully and fairly tested.

 DT Orders and enquiries addressed to

 J. E. CLAYTON,

 DudIeyville, Talldpoosa Co.,, Ala.

 Sept IA, 1s47 I'm 37