From the N. o. Crescent City
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INVENTIONS FOR CLEANING CorTos s-Manv years ago MT. J. G. Sadler invented a machine Tor cleaning cotton, which was simply box in which spiral shalt revolved-lhs in it's action win owed the cotton, but from its cumbersome length (son,e sixteen or eighteen feet long) and it's twisIng the fl. pre- went very nearly ouiof use, although his ma cnne became, as Il were, the model for all others after. Several of domestic manufacture were from tune to time projected and likewise abandoned from various causes, the chef of winch, however, was the ropins fu'st'ng, or breaking up of the slaple-tle best oi these known as "BInie's Wh,pper. :" which WAS nothing than bsx in which revolyed Iog or shalt ot wood with certain pins drove in il al particular distances apart.

 An ingenious Yankee by the name of Head, who dIed some years since at the .SunRnwe CT Bend :" on the Alabama liver, left an unfinished design of a machine somewhat resembling Brnie's Whipper, which, had he lived. il is supposed would have per iecied and ohvlated the faults of former ones.

 mach'ne which very admirably answers the in- ent'on oi the inventor, r. Jabob 1der, of PeDnsy 'an'a came into exinemce; but it is 100 expensive,

 'o complicated and requires an extra or bulld- h2 to put Il up and run It in, wLcl, causes have not brought il into use

 "c ceueofaed Gin maker, Pratt, made q box or ratner Gue Tor gnned cotton to pass through from, ,"e u'ni over certain lateral openings, and is m length about twelve feet-bu, this affects onlv tbe dirt. Another Gin maker, Jones. invented n fixture to ms Gins, but they not sold apart from ,be Gin. "'"'' 'o''' '"'

 Lately IS one, somewhat on the principle of the 'W,Iow hut improved uponby gentleman. Cot ton Broker of Mobile, MT. Living s,on. vb,,h an. pears To be admirably adapted to the want, of nh. cotton grower, being simple, cheap. occupying but small space, and above all parranisd against ,be faults of former machines in aol in)urBg the stanls -It gives general sal tisfaction.

 The great necessity in having a proper mode of preparing crops for market, renders it astonishing that planters have not taken this subject more under consideration.