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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-15
E6SA Exchange CoGse-HoGss N49N
.SslSSs.MARlNE JOUR M l.. ssSs.
PORTOF ALRKANDRLi.. .Ssptem5sr n
arrived

ARRIVED,
Brig Susan, Woodbury., IL days from
Portland; plaster, furniture, wagons, &c.
10 Lawrason s. Fowle, 5. Ward, and n.
Blasdell.
Brig Planter, Bly,, 10 days from New
Bedford, with a full cargo of plaster, to L.
III. Howland.-FOur passengers.
Schr. Lucy-Ann, Pitsbury, 10 days from
St. Andrews plaster and grind-stones to
I.awrason s. Fowle.-September D, lat.
Sc, so, long. 10, 30, spoke brig William,
Loring, days from Philadelphia, for
Dublin.
Schr. Liberty, Bears, II days from Bos-
ton plaster, mackerel, beef, shoes, crates,
oil, Goldfish, SC. to Lawrsson & Fowle, A.
Adams, S. & d. Reed, Dunbar s. Towns
end, and s. Ward.
Sloop Altoona, KNAPP, Is days from n.
York dry goods, groceries, &c. to mer-
chants Of the District
Schr. Jefferson, Babbidge, IL days from
Boston, with a general assorted cargo, to
merchants OF the District.
CLEARED,
Brig Alonzo. Smith, Salem.
Scbr Mary, Clements, Baltimore.
Salome, Gibbs, Boston.
Adeline, Upper, do
SlOop Ocean, Middleton, Norfolk.
Altoona, KNAPP, Georgetown.
Sloop Rising-Sun, Smith, hence, arrived
al Providence 9Th inst.
Schr Fiye-Brothers, Bates, at Boston 9th
inst. up for this port
Brig Hunter, Grinnalds, cleared at n.
York 18th inst. for this port.
Seam Boat Report.
The Washington arrived at sP. M
Nothing bound up.
State of the WeGthsr-At 2P. NJ. 81 deg.
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GunstOn for Sale.

THIS elegant estate is situated on the
Potomac, Is miles below Alexandria
it is bounded on three sides by the Poto-
mac and Poh;ck creek, and contains nearly
5000 acres of land, level and fertile, TO
which are attached six shad and herring
fisheries, two of which command the ri
yer channel. This I'D will be laid of IN
four tracts, so as TO have one or more hsh.
cries 10 each these tracts will be again dI,
vided if requisite. This estate is level and
beautifully situated, very fertile, and re-
markably healthy. Plaster acts with an
effect equal to that of any part of Virginia
or Pennsylvania have used 500 bushels
in twelve months, and such is its beneficial
operation, that were to keep this land
should considerably increase the quantity.
A manufacturing mill is distant about two
miles, on stream navigable for vessels
carving 1900 bushels OF wheat, where the
Baltimore and Dist. of Columbia prices are
given for grain: being bounded on sides by
water. small extent only. of fence is ne
cessary to inclose the whole: it would be
admirably adapted to grazing. The i'm
frs provements are large and very
aTn substantial brick mansion, 40 by
~ GSt, WIN CfSiJ hSSSSSu'y oNs
49, house, three commodious barns,
houses for Negroes, and fish houses at each
of the fisheries. 10000 bricks and 1000
bushels of lime are just burnt on the pre-:
misses. There is a. considerable extent OF
live fence, both useful and ornamental, two
orchards Of well selected apples and peach,
besides an abundance of other choice fruit
More than $50 acres are in clover, 200 in
corn, and land is in preparation for sowing
$50 bushels OF small grain, Any quantity
of hay can be cut from the low grounds,
some of which land all might have been
reclaimed at trfling expense. The river
and creeks, abound with wild fowl, parti-
cuarly canvass backs, the woods with deer
and variety Of. other game. Mules, cat
tie, highly improved sheep, farming utep-
sells and household furniture can be had.
The terms of sale will be accommodating.
Property in any Of the cities, negroes, bank
stock, western lands, or lands near the
Ridge, will be taken in paymont.-Letters
must be addressed to me at Pohick Church,
Fairfax county, Virginia.
September 4 GEORGE MASON.
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Notice.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Honora-
Il bic Court of Charles County as Court
of Equity, | shall expose to public sale at
Port Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland,
on Wednesday the 9TH day ofOclober next,
all the real estate of which General John
Mitchell died seized, lying in Durham pa
rish in said county, consisting Of two tracts
of land adjoining each other, called Holly
spring Resurveyed and Meek's Park, con-
tanning about 100 acres. This estate is si-
tuated contiguous to that of Colonel John
Tayloe's, near Maryland Point, and within
two miles of the river Potomac, is consider
ed one of the most healthy in that neigh
borhood, lies level, and the soil Ia part of
which is already strong), is thought to be
susceptible OF speedy improvement by the
use of clover and plaster OF paris. On this
estate. is very considerable body of wood
and timber, which if converted into money
would probably pay the purchase money.
k--x The improvements are two story
Em dwelling with, two rooms and a
MI passage OH each floor, and a cellar
lunder the whole, kitchen, ,'egro
quarters, barn, and corn house, and an or
chard of some OF the choicest fruits.-A
more particular description OF II IS deemed
unnecessary, as il is presumable that those
inclined to purchase will view the premises
previous to the day of sale. 1t will be sold
either entire or in parcels for the accommo-
dation OF purchasers,-The purchaser or
purchasers will be required, 10 enter into
bond, with approved security for the pay
ment of the purchase money in one; two
and three years, with interest, payable an
nually from the day Of sale !; and on the IA
tifcation of the sale by the Court, and the
payment of the purchase money, and not
before, deed or deeds in due form will be
made, conveying all the estate, right, title,
interest and claim, TO the premises that the
said John Mitchell, deceased, held in the
same, which title is indsputable.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee.
September dts
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For Amsterdam.

IN The brig RESOLUTION, Will
GAS,liam Malcolm. master; Is an excel
lent vessel and will commence loading in
two days. For freight OF few hogsheads,
apply to 4 c, Cszenove, or
August 81 LAWRASON & FOWLE.
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Died.,

In Washington, on Sunday last, after an
illness of four days, Mrs. Caroline Erskiae,
in the 25th year Of her age; also, on the
Thursday preceding, her infant child. in
the midst Of life we are in death. 81,
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For Boston.

G5N The schnr ELIZA ANN, captain
ls3Ss Thorndke, is now. loading, and will
sail in 9 days: 800 bbls will be taken on
freight, if offered Immediately. Apply to
Aug 22 LAWRASON & FOWLE.
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Bu JOHN JACKSON 4. Co.

=. On WEDNESDAY, at 10 AM
At the auction room, without reserve, the
following goods just received from New
York: ....
: 2 bales super pelisse cloths, beauti-
fully assorted =.
bale super broadcloths
2 second do 49,,
/ cassimeres and bale sheetings
case Carlisle ginghams
vevets and cords
3 domestics
9 Irish linens
Il super checks and ginghaus
Together with great variety OF other
goods, in lots 10 SUIT purchasers. Coiidi-
tons liberal and at sale
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| Grocery Business,
Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber about
N the 4th OF. August, Negro " oman
LOUlZA-she is 90 years old, about 5 feet
five inches high, and stout has some OF her
front teeth out, and is apt to laugh when
spoken to; she has sister Marinda and
a mother living in Georgetown, one above
Semmes's tavern, and the other on Herring
Hill, where she has been harbored for two
weeks, and left there TO come home, but
has not done so. Iexpect she can be found
in Georgetown or Alexandria, where she
has many acquaintance. will give the
above reward if brought home, or lodged
in jail SO that get her again.
ROBERT HARPER.
Prince Georges CO. Maryland,
September 8 dit
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For Freight.
For Boston and Lubec.

For Boston and Lubec,
~ksE. The schnr THOMAS, capt Tho
49, mas, will sail in few days, and take
900 DIS freight on moderate terms. Apply
70 LAiYRASON Il FOWLE,
Who have for sale, reed per schr Liberty,
80 bis mackereI, IN whole and halves
100 bundles shealhing paper
For New York Or Boston,
>AM The scbnr LUCY ANN, captain
,GGssll. Pilsbury, an excellent vessel, car
ries about 600 lis. and will take freight for
either of the above ports. A ply TO
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
Who have for sale said cargo Of
% tons plaster paris
800 grind stones
September Is Il
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present constitution, the effect Of which
their authors cannot but have foreseen, and
for which, they must have intended to pro-
vide.
TTo5 continued
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New Cheese.
Wheat.

WYE wish to purchase from to 5000
w bushels good WHEAT, for which
liberal price will be given:
Sept ii LINDSAY & HILL.
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Notice.

A LII persons having unsettled accounts
N with the late concern OF Ms X. Black
lock, are hereby requested TO bring them to
the subscriber for adjustment without delay,
as the affairs of that firm must be settled
within limited time (; and those indebted
will please discharge their accounts as soon
as possible, to
ROBERT S. Blackjack,
Who continues the
Grocery Business,
at the same stand, in King-street, and in.
vites the friends Of the late firm to call on
him for supplies as usual.
September dit
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Valuable Estate for Sale.

the authority of decree from
~ the Equity Court Of Prince Georges
county, the subscriber will on Wedaesdhy
the esd day Of September merit, offer at ptib-
lie sale, at the house of lsidore Hardy, in
PiscataMaY. a most valuable property. the
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State of the Wsathsr-AteP. N, 81 deg.
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ITO be contiaued.l
LETTERS FROM ASIA.

Extract from a series OF letters, written by
an American gentleman while in Asia, to
his friend in Boston. The writer unfor-
tunately died 10y the plague, on his pas
SAGE from Alexandria, IN Egypt, to Con-
siantinople, in a Grecian vessel.
Rosfon Patriot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-21
Notice.

M ESSRS. John Fowler x MIcent his wife forn,erlv
NA Milicent Wills Samuel McCraw & Sarah his WIFE
George ScbeIer, Nicholas ScheTer Samuel sch.rrr Ss
ran Sebefer, Ann Maria Schefer, Francis Howard an
heii at law OF Samuel w Howard; Samuel Lowell Jo-
mamma MS vile, formerly Johanna White Samuel Nten
q Eitah"r ms wtfe formerly Eleanor White Gabriel
folndexter 4 Macha his wife, formerly Macha Nbi,,
kawieigb White, Jr. and john White
IAhE NOTICE, That Oh the 20ih DAY Of March n,x,
between the rising aud setting of the sun in the court
house OF the county of Jasper state of Georgia a,
ke Tue deposition Of Mr. Nathaniel Jones ard Others
also on the loih day of April neat the rsins
ano settns OF the sum- al the DIV of Mr. Ron,
Saiinway, in The county OF Rock ham and state of n
Cafolna, VIII tahe the deposition of Mrs MARY 20,
aNay the wife ot Robert Galloway; and on The l6, A.
% TIE same month"; (Apr next between the rising a,
settfg OF the SUM- at The stcrehouse OF sd,l vi,
oeh Co III tue corhts Of Halifax state of Vir,ina
VIII take the dispositions o. Mrs Nancy MutnIy .a
heis-~h;ch said dispositions To- be read as .yidene
IN the superior cour ci Halifax county in an issns iii
rected out of the high CONT Of chaucety holden for
oisuict ~ lyhchburs, in which yor ~, comnIoiran,s
anu ihemas Srragins, admir- de bonis non IA tJ, a,
annexed, OF Reuben Abney dec. and mys If aud o,hc,
hcifs al law aud devisees OF Reuben Ahne, dec are
hoats-at winch times and places You may a,tend IL
you mink proper. am Yours &c
THOMAS L. 81 RAGINS, one of the heirs NJ
Meichisedek SnIagins, and ad.ninistrator of Mel
SniZeueh Spr2sns. who was one OF the heirs of
Reuben AbneS, dec.
January 81. ss,s,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-21
CURE FoRCANINE MADNESS.

Ahdy0rdttty Of NeiC Orleans.
Mr.. Chabert, PHI, stefan from the Univer.
sitS of ~ ontpelier lately arrived in this city
has just made known to me a remedy tor the
canine madness, which has been pointed out
as 4 specific by the Itaian physicians.
That remedy was published in The Pied
moutese Gazette of the Sih of Nav last, from
which il is literally copied by Ms. Chabcrt
himself, before his leaving France. The dis.
csvery OF II is due to professor Brugnateili
and it would be the more advantageous to try
by experiments the confidence Which it NAV
be entitled 70, a the use OF the remedy can
occasion no dangerous consequences. | there
fore deem my duty to make il known TO my
fellow citizens, by publishing the following as
II has been transmitted to me:
Thanks to the celebrated professor Brnr
nateiii, AN eihcacious remedy has at last bep,,
discovered against canine madness. uerbans
the most horrId ofail diseases Tbut renpdy
consists IN hydrOclore (acid muriatic az n.
qneuN) used as well inside of the body "a ON
the exterior parts Otit. The wound produced
by the bite OF mad animals must be washed
with It. II appears tidt Sa5Slaace -dsSfyeyy he
hydrophoh'c pOts0a, ecca rheR used Sereroi d,ys
otter the fdtm bite. number OF wen asti,eI.
iicate" cures operated by that simple means
M the great hospitals of Lombardy. do n"i
permit to doubt the pos ers OF t,at precious
remedy" 'o''
AUG. MACARTY.
New Orleans, Jan. Is, 1918.
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Stony Point Mills ,

gItOR SALE without resefvc.-Ou Monday The 23i day
OF February next, Will sell to the highest bidder
the above property situated AppOmaitox r,er IN the
county of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to ReeTssufg ABOUT
sixty miles aud The same distance Richmond by land
carriage.
THIS establishment. account Of its magnitude and
suaion is considered ibe hest the river. Ibe mill
house is large, with four pair bur stones with the ma
chnery and 10 complete order good soTeIonse,
large clearinghouse nearly flushed two CoopeTs' .hO -
aud q backsnhs shop, two boats. large and excel
lent parcel Of timber for barrels aud other pr0prr
~, all OF which will be sold after The sale % the mills
There are fny Of land belonging TO The mills. For
the mills, fourth OF the purchase money will be- re-.
qured in band and the balance At one, two and three
years.
After the sale the FOREGOING property, will sell al
auction the stock Of GOODS hand about & 600 on
a credit OF six months Tor all SUMS over : 10.
n Those inciped 70 purchase may bc assured that
the property will be SOLD advertised aud s wen worth
the attention OF euteTprisug uen. There dam al
present. having been carried away tate last
but the thinner for large scale is the bank and
framed. together with the spot The timber Will
go along with the mills iu tho sale
J.B. WOODSON & co.
January p. 81 tdss
n POSTPONEMENr.-Tbe above s.le happening By
misblke Of the Subscribers Cumberland court dan h
will be postponed until the Thursday following the 18th
instant, when 1t VIII certainly tate llare
). 8. WOODSON & co.
Fcbruarv E.
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ROmancock & az Negvoes

INoR SiLE.-rbis valuable estate containing 1921 a.
cresof land including salt narsh situated on York
Tiyer, within few miles Of West Point, is offered for
sale one thousand acres open and III fo- cultivation
700 oi them rich. nat land Immediately the river
wen adapted 10 the cultivation o. wheat and corn the
remainder, exclusive Of the marsh, is in woods great
proportion heavy timber, Of which is more than
niile rom navigahle wafer. There is this estate
NRlnabs grst n, thoroughly feTaredlas year. yield.
ing to the owner considerable profit in addition to the
convenience o. grinding or The farm. nill might
WITH little expense be added ch In The event OF ma.
val establishment ~ either York Cosport would nm.
questionaby become extremely profitable. The other
improvements such aIe usual on snch estates
he stock, owing to its to the marsh peculiarly
good.
Abori 100 sheep, as hogs On head Of Cattle and
10 or ~ Horses, Mules, &C & C.. Wfh an Farming Uten
sils. mas be had together with the land.
ItBMS.-S 80 900 in cash. hank stock eiier n r.
gina OF District Of Columbia w be required Wien pns-
session is given Tor tie balance years credit viii he
allowed the purchaser paying The interest half yearly
ana giving satisfactory spcurt 10 insure the punctudi
payment Of tllr purchase money.
great bargdn be had ~ the purchase Of this Is
tate. y Application t. be made 10
THOMAS TAYLoR.
February ~ OF
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JamestOvn Female ,Sen,iuary Ie,teru-

Jamestown Female Seminary lottery,
THIS splendid Lottery the Scheme Of which is excel
Il led by none The grand objects for which this Lot.
terry wac granted subjects we'll worth public patron
age The funds 10 be raised by 1t for the erection
building for the treble purpose of a female seminary
church, and masonic baiilf these are objects wor
my OF public support humbly ask il. The arduous
TASK VI the agency ofthe lottery deyolyng indvd
nai II is hoped sufficient apology for the drawing not
taking place last fall There is obstacle TO pr
ven, me MANAGERS fixing on day for the drawing sny
TO settle with those gentlemen who have had the
goodness TO assist me in the sale of tickets MIR WM
C. Lyon will call on them in few days. for the uss
tickets Tickets are IN different parts of the state a
persons al distance, wishing become Adventures
can NOW be supplied In future, tickets can only be had
OF the subscriber, and in Richmond aud Petersburg.
Present rice s Shut will shortly adv auee
IT Persons wishing to become large adventurers
be accommodated with tickeis credit by oyinp
eudo,sers.-Apply to Mr.. JOSEPH TODD Richmond
or to EDMUND BOOKER T,co.,,..,.
Jamestown, Dec. ~. ,f
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lFnoM THEAMERICAN DAILY ADyFpTrsrp
factS are Stubborn thiggs."
MORE - l1IiISfNSJtu 9tr<

=, 'CNE VIZ IifSlSSiHA TEA.
having seen a statement of HE remarkable
euectN ascrtoe" 10 Pipsissiwa tea M caring
cancerous sores, particularly that published h1
Joseph Cooper OF New Jersey-and hayin.. =
friend, respectable farmer. Iiyins IN Mont
Somety county, Pennsylvania, a.,ed near 20
WHO Tor the last wetve years bad been a6dic,
Z" WIFI sore, apparently ola eancrrous NJ,
lure Oh his hand, winch had resisted ali tLo
ehortS OF w regular y respectable Dractitinn
ets otncdicine, and which so far froi, hin.
made better by their remedies hecame n,ors
Troublesome and painful. One of then, fnali,,
informed his patient that he could only hons
ior cure ia cutting II out-thiS WAS oojected
10 o" INC ground OF ITS destroying the use of
INC iiand by cutting the tendOns In this state
o! the case, tbs writer of this who mukes mn
pretensions To medical science. coIiec,"d fnr
hlm on the banks OF the SchuylkiIl. nuantiIy
OF the PIpsissiwa and advised him AS II conId
90 MN no harm, to drink freely strou. decoc
Ton OF 1t, and to keep the part affected ron
stdhtiy wet whit agreeably to Jos Cooner's
prescription with which he was furnished
ms plan was immediately commenced and
tue good enectS OF &c were soon consDicuous
Tor In about months time the part was on
hreiy healed over, and though the hand is VET
tender, from being long diseased and nursed
ahd pouitIced, &c. yet there is a prospect of a
perfect cure-and It seems fair from all The
circumstances, to ascribe il to the usp of thiS
valuable plant, which grows in great abun.
dance IN our woodlands, and is known nnJer
the names of wintergreen. evergreen ,v;ntsr
berry, &c. bur the botanical name of which is
Pyrola Unbeilata, the leaf of which is ,-reeu
an shining, without stripes there isan0ther
species which is always found in the vicin,ty
oft, with leaf somewhat striped whicI, IL !;
said is poisonous. q
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LAKE EISII.

are annually RENTED from the Western Connr, 70 Ib
Eastern cties Ion tile purpose OF sailed hsh many of
whch are greatly Inierior 10 those taken alters of
Lake Ere One hundT ed and barrels Of the /,
hsn have been lately brought this town and solo ar 40
dollars per BARREL They of an excelIenf duaiity
In sup'toi I" h'aoheei me rivers cmptying Into
the akes furnish an ineXbaustibe supply which NAV ne
taken either M seines or traps ~ barrels of fsk of s
peTor quality have heen taken IN one night i'm SINGLE
trap, on The Aueaiae. The Fall season is The hest tiIn
TO take them ior expectation, but they equally abound at
M seasons OF tue year These which have been brought
mere were iahen at Detroit and shipped Erie nom
thence they were Transported 10 lie Rneuf The head Of
french creek by Hand carriage of 10 miles This stream
uhles win Tie Allegheny about 80 miles helow Mead
vile, and we believe is aiways navrabe IN the pIout of
December. Fish can be brought from Detroit by that
route in from to weeks.
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II PpNbs,an Ccunty Court. January 2i.t, Isis
= Rduc Chasiain,. .PtgifF,I
AcAfNsr Oman Injunction.
Frederick Cos and John Carr. Drrft.
This DAY came he piau by ifaucis $. OReillv Esq
his Attorney, aud tie defendant John carr not having
entered his appearance ARD given seCufy according
The act 81 Assembly aud Tie rules ~ this Cour aId 10
appearing to The satisfaction of the Cut rf c D. not
an nhabtaut Of this state it IS therefore dtcfced aud
ordercd tHrt The John Carr gppesf irgc on 81
before the th'rd Wednesday ,u Ani next, and answer
the plSntia's r aud give security irf HrfofnHna 5lrh
decree as tie Court ma herein sHd fhaf copy
published r the City ~ richmnnH, and confinued 90
months srccessvcy and tlat arhfr cepy De- posi-
ID toe door ofte Courthouse of ri. county
'nccesste court Gays previous to he said third Wcdnc-
iay q Apfii next. cppy-Tfste,
szstW' WV S. DANCE, CLERK.
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One OF the wonderful Chaplin WAS saughteredIas
week, and the beef at Boston market whole wanting
only few lbs of 1000 lbs. weight The largest quarter
437 lbs. the talew 2S7 lbs.Ihe OK killed m n Island
2nd Dec. I743 asove 10 years ago, weighed IT9 lbs
The Salisbury Essex calf, Killed the lUrh sept 1874
above SO years ago, weighed 800 lbs a. months old
The Taunton OF March, 1898 weighed i7gi after IL
was Observation-Disclosures Fiskill n. Y OK weighed 1854
lbs Including aide and alow the talluw 30I bs-The
Beverly Calf, KILLED 2ld Dec. 1862 igOntbs old the
whole weighted 46J ibs.ihe BOXOGd eve Of ohinson's
raising, had lambs AZ ih. Spriug Of 1862 all
alive and we'll and the had lambs i'm the
Spring preceding-Bu, the WesboTOmgh OK brought TO
Boston market 9th April 1913, by Joseph Baker weigh
ed 1901 lbs at years old feet II inches high feet
inches round ~ feet and inches long, feet the
top of his wether to tie bottom OF s biske and said
to have been the largest that had At that
time in America. Tbe Temple, 10 hill farm, in l75I
gave an OK ihat weighed 1905.
Wrights Burlington hogs, which Uttered in Jan.
1897 aud all alive in Dee $780, weighed together tie
hogs 3O3I lbs The largest 79l lbs. The IL lbs
less the next 10 lbs. less aud the smallest 90 lbs less
than the largest, aud still weighing 723 lbs.
We produce these examples to encourage attention
the country TO the raising of stock. VI all pro.
duce such great examples, vet the whole breed
better the treatment successful and the market
better supplied, and the farmer be richer and
useful man. Esser Reg.