The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-31

whicc gaiurd rr;, u: yva~ vra v;,b r,.re,
mat there were no Devious, ftiyhhn. Scots, witch
aye "a much eifremedm thr Ioric, market.
y. ueiday tie hrtday oft,e INV the different ai-
mas f'1ed were diainguiIsd', Jingle letters lsin;-
edon labels without the owners r.es O;he lait day
o ne thew they were arranged in then; -erpesfy.
caie' and numbered according 10 the ,,rs..- ~ ne
grada'ion of their merit, with labels expreve of ,n
Gecons oil the Judges which made tilis Gay of H.
GTu9ioa..
One c'rcc;neancc or this occafon, afforded adls:-
oval pealre, t:as although in otlsr places aon.st
IN the ioiing condolences 20 ~err,es occur II,
ing Jingle murmur againit rhe deciioa OF the -ly.
Go obferved
4 is unjerfood taat f,rue of the, iatteG sr;,,i.
| exhibited had been brought to that l-te wi,hn,,
the very expsrve rroces alleged to be made ule ,.f
m other places, aud omc of thein chiefly By po:,
sot more Importance ohm can be we'll iaagi.-
90, IS every inducenert r,iie nr.t ouan,itfS 81,
that uieiul root occaio it 10 be in rrr. rnt.,
All a, lower price; AM frola lon,e lage ;ns,o,r
merits i:'ade IN eucrea.nS its produce wi,h q n.i
quantity o. manure, there Is fsyii TO ..l..t al @
tent this may he carried. =
There were two pets Of Sonth Down Slccp-.,,e.
ftosgets were very much approved Of Tie Eve
tsogget Weshers of the New Icicef:er breed .hsn,
by Mr. Garnet of Sunmer!et. which had ar.ays
been led on gras, without hay or any o;her food 10
winter, were fold to butcher at a-each
me p'onghing- iSa.ch was ,conducted with equal
Pr ard order at Mr. Gar.,ci's OF 1I&atlown abons
Tour miles from Dublin This is the fscord le.fc:,
,hit MIR Garnet has accommodated the Sae:ety with
land Tor tfe purpoe, and has given the gentlemen az
tending an elegant cold COLLATION.. This fituation vas
particularly intereiiipg, exhibiting all around ,h,
p!opghing ground, the great benefit nIr Garnet b,.
experienced from converting into tiliage old n,ary
grals lands tome Of which had b. conl.ant MOVING
without manure become unprodueiive of rra.s and
;ice being Filled and laid down with clovers aud -,
sras has Afforded iaa year very iuxur amt croi
Of hay. n
II was peaing to hear it remarked that at form,
exhibitions ievera poughs with four h, riei and dr.
ysrs en,eccd bit 70 general was the aAva:,,a
Ter OF uuag tyohories without leader, tha M, ore
with TOUR hories or four was brought forward
in tiis occdiion The po CHS were all of tier,, ex-
cept three the Scots fNiDg plougi, and the exscu
was in general good, though there is Rill ropnt
Tor Improvement. Soa:e were made in Ireland
that OF the Rev James Sgmes, of Ballyartanr, Who
gained the fra premium and prze-cup was draw,
by two very FINAL irayei he.rs and h.! b., . Ia,
OF nineteen years OF age, native OF the county OF
wicklow. To remedy the Inconvenience of ;rport-
ing thee ploughs and other agricultural iInpernp
everai members OF the fociety have joined in order to
ratle FUN OF 3oook for the Establishment cf 4 mann
factory in Dublin, which is expected TO con,niJ,,,
Immediately From the Geadinels Of draft of ,,r
ipayed hsfers well as the cafe with which they arr.
trained, appears dei.A5e that they lould be Ia.e
frequently tried ~
The Suffolk Punch Mares exhibited by Mr.. Gie-
fon were noble draft animals ard were k;rhlv an
proved of by all the SPECTATORS. This breed, when
not too large combine itrength aud activity, and ieera
well adapted TO this country.
The feed corn produced, was deemed b. the
Judge equal to any famples imported. Fir. Giarfons
oats which gained the prize were TOWN tie l5:i Of
APrii and reaped the silt Of Aagua, producing Is
barrels TO the iriih acre each hulhel Wincheiter
itrked weighing 49ih Cog. A very mtlken OBJ
mon has been ncucated by fome percon. tliat tle
greateit degree of noihuse in Ireland is 20 uulavorS-
Die to the rpening OF grain, that paiurage ield II
uliage, fEou.d meet the greater encouragement,
There cannot be more pernieious and unfounied
error Forty years ago it was believed that sSheat
would not rPen in the north OF Scotland. whereas
wheat OF the belt quality is grow III that Fart of
the United Kingdom.
Ills excellency the Lord Lieutenant yiG.cd tfe eY-
hibition, and expreGcd hirnralf highly peafad with
the intructve arrangement of the buhnels.
great corcourfe of people attended every dey, 8:
feemed all to be imprefied with the advantages ard
rapid progrefs of the iniitutinn. We Join fiucere-
~ M Lord Somervile's encomiurn, at his Lar meet
ing iii London, on the fpirit and arrangement Of the
Farming Society of Ireland, and in our beR wilhes
That there may be relaxation in their exertions.
The Society as uluai, dined together three day.
during the thew. Agriculture, fubects were the PC
Periments, iince the former meeting detailed.
MIR. Lambert, OF Beau-Park. prefided each day in
the ablence OF the PRECEDENT and Vice Prefident The
following among many other tcafls were given -
His Majety, the Jealous friend of Agriculture
His Royal H:,hneis the Prince Of Wales.
Earl of Hardwcke, Patron Of the Society.
Right Hon. John FoGer, Pre!iIen, the Ready
promoter of Irifh hufbandry
The Marquis of Sligo, Vice Prefdent, and thank,
Tor his exertons in promoting the Object of the TO-
oicty.
Lord Sheffield, and the Agricultural Societies Of
Great Britain.
The memory of the late Duke of Bedford.
Speed the plough.
Horn, Corn, Wool and Yarn.
Lord Somervie, and the Fleece.
The Duke of Bedford, and the Woburn n1eetno.
Sir John Sinclair.
Mr.. Coke of Norfolk
The memory of Mr. Bakewsi.
Mr.. Kirwan, and the application of Cher1ifrv Il.
Agriculture, Draining and Irrigation.
NETWORK, May 90.