Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-12
CARDING AND PULLING.

\ kaHE subscribers res2seilu,i, rrioI az tbs
- public, that they have takug tho Card-
,ng Machines at Mbi>gro,e. (B-.ier,) in
Jefferson eopniy. aud have hiI.d The Up a..
complete order. They haze procured tho
fGisni. Enstuh. Steel Wire Csrdy. Of tho
hines, quality, ADD II - thought superior to
soy thiog Of the KIDD IN lh,. csubi,
The Io9g experience of ths csrdrr. (hav-
'oS been employed "a the best mshufacius-
cog sstsoiishn.snts 10 the United Sts,.-,) en-
0blss the subscriber. 10 warrant and insufu
tho work 10 tie well done.
Persons should b. particular h. ABSORBING
their wool before u - cent to The csrjing
msch,ne Tbs wool al the n.Ck and shout
ders !, the hru qual,;J - that on tho back
and s,de,. the second aud the remainder
The ihrd quality. Tho.e direoiiobs ar, q
ven merei, 10 enable those having ~ool, to
derive from a the gres,ssi advantage
In washing WOOL. there sre some directions
which, II followed. viii b, htzLl, sd,Abts-
Eeous. II is enfirsiy useIss, 20 'cash the shcsy
before shearing. The ~ooi ,bouiG &c tsk.n
ob snd soaked for half an hour IN chamber
lie, (Which ma,, Il scarce. have water adj
d.d to H. a. hot &C. thu bsud Gao bear. If
this cannot be psonursd. suds IN de- Of ,on
soap viii do. IL should not h.ssyet, be
iraShsd, or stirred too much ia nv chamber
lie or suds, for this Will m ke ~ fuH togo
ihcr, aud II cspno, be sfisr~ ARDS separated.
u should ihsD DO IsssD out an d.aiurd IN
the kettle, and the ssms vii de- tor sev.r.i
successive tots Of wool taking ease to "a, ska
~ o little stronger When Al hss b.Com, shk,
and TO let the las, lot, of DOL rem9h IN
soak somewhat longer "a must then DO
rin-ed IN cold water. IN basket. and % -
better where I've waller can be throNn 90 10
from ihe spou, of q pump or fountain; ihis
Will u'ske it opsn well. Thu. mode IL pur-
sued an oil the most extensive ooilen fac
tories IN Europe aud America
10 g'taNng the wool. pound of grease
aud not more should be used TO every uino
or ten pound, " wool, and should b nut on
~ The following Ra.ner The DOL should
be laid on bos-d. or clean grass, w. the hot
suo, layer AT . time. and the grease .houId
DO melted sod a. hot IS po-srhIe without
scorchins the wool The melted grease
should then be sprIukIed over ibe 6r,I isyer
with corn broom dipped in 1t. and ihsn
another layer sprinkied 10 the SANE manner.
and 90 on until all The wool - creased. A.
forwards, the wool must ne beaten with n
suck, so as To d'liuse The grease equally
through The whole mass 10 10 beat 20 DO
creased Immediately before IL - carJed.
and therefore 1t ought TO he done after Il ..
ssoi 10 the mill II grease be sent 9th the
wool. It Sili be creased without any add
tIonai charge
CsrJiDg viii bs done AZ oil times Of the
year. and upon the most rsssonsbIs terms.
PULLING will also DO done through the
whole season.
ZIP Wool 10 be carded, aud cloth to 10
iuiisd. may be left al Mr. Frames sior. m
Chsrlestown, al Peter W ksrne,'s, for
msrly Wslpsrts,) on tho turnpike roaG be
tween Shepherd-town and Smiih6rld and
'i Philip Oii's. al the new meetlng house
about slx miles FROM Ch>rIssto~n on tho
road 10 Shepberdsiowo. where u " III ts al
teuded To. snI returned punctusli,. Per
.ons will he particular 10 attach .L.irn.me.
with dITeciiopS.
JOHN SAPPINcTOS.
WILLIAM CARTER,
SAMUEL MYERS
MAY 1880.