Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-29
p,,c,,ro From the Boston centin.l.

ipN IA SHOW
me ANIMAL Cutie NJc and erhibifiou direct
I'd 10y the Massachusetts dgrjcuLur,I Sn.;r -,
b'lShtol, tOOk place on Tuesday and Wed-
htSddN last with increased spleudor and x,
u'taGu"n; Tue Improvement in the extern
siVe double rows OF uniform ngus for tic 49,;
mas was particularly noticed The nars.n
present were estimated to exceed Inv a omar
'FF ihe numerous as<embiages at tormersho..s
anu embraced gentlemen of science. and orac'
ticai AsricutHraliSts, from ali the nei,Lhnr-.
,"s 2'a.eS ihe committee from the Agricul-
tnfdi society OF UOrceSter consisted of ,ho
, ~, MttS's LINCOLN, BIGELow and TuFTs
."eSsiS' iLLlAns and BANGS. We have al
10y "ouceu me proceedings in The Meeting
House. The address OF the Hou Mr. on,,n,S
we !earh will he printed
t"e i-.shly pens were filed with animals
ana hgr!csh"rdi nan was crowded with sam,
implements OF huSbaadry.
The show eft tat cattle wa, less ,b,,, To-,
year. OWING 10 TIE high prices which cattle
commanded the last year, and the comseoSent
u'"'i"u'ioh oi Inc stock. There was, however
a TAT OK, raised by Dir. Luke FISK. ot W.
IMAM, which weighed 27nols and i, prornuncsd
to zee the heaviest animal ever raised in tI,e
state' Bnt me PRIDE OF the dav was rim. sboys
VI yonhs cattle, particularly of bulls, of inn
proven breeds, some foreign hut most Of M
i've stocks they give great promise for ,,,.
I"ie years. "A number OF The swim. ,yer. o.
cement. There We're bnt few Sbean. -
ln1se WIN tle exception of MeIiuos, are yery
:iter the examination OF the Animal, ~ q
large nnmber of The Society. viii, Invited
suests, dined at FuLLER'S hall The fouowinr
were among HE tOasts - 's
6grcWfHe-ihe source Of the best home
OF Our State, aud of the purest pleasures of orr
citizens. VI 0"'
Inc best word in the Farmers tiietTouarv
nr"gm :--fInitial fields, aud fruitful Ifees-
wHcs "" '"i''"t
Equal success to both descriptions of Jo,o,,,b-
"c' those who P!oagh he 0ceaa and those vno
pfOWgh the iaHd. "''S VINO
or farmes---whiIr they break up the root.
OF oid 'rees, MA! thcy not spare the roots of
cid preIWdiceS. '"''' VI
,OHrgoH"g agricultural sister in the covDt, of
"oIce%"- nay she he as well ,ceiIed TO nub-
'o 'aEpp dnu patronage as her elder sister
ne PIohSh aud the Harrow-tlc dIstatf and
the lOOm-the ship, the fishing hook and -
pooh Nay those who respectiveIy mo them
never forget tlie muluality OF their denenI
dsnce and iut8Fest. 'P0"-
orr Chjt Magistrate An emhiem of ,Lo
sword r'SlIrgon ihe plough '
fy LEW LINCOLN ~. Esq. Chairman of The
committee iioh the Worcester Agricultural
society
TIE BdssdchWyetis Agricpiiyrai Soc;,,,
winch there Is no Office without labor .Gd -,
labor without utility and honor.
On wednesday the Pioughing HJayrt and
trials OF strength of orking Cattle, took
place,
The PlOughing Hatch commenced be,,gee,o
and 10 O'Clock. The competitors were se VEN
~ Bnmber aud each had lot of n nuarter NJ
an acre OF firm grass sward, to turn. The
following was The order
No. J. PleHgh owsed b. Gorbap parsouo
E'q OF Brighton, one pair pxeU, no driver
FINISHED 10 ~ minufes and Is seconds
NO z. PiouG" owned by \. * ID. williams
o. kGxhnry, two yoke OF oxen, and driver
Finished 10 IS minutes aud Is seconds
No 3. Plough owned by MIR. yyman two
yoke OF oxen. and driver FINISHED in A min
utes aud 10 seconds
No. 4. Plough owned by Capt. I. Cook. of
hTookhhe, one YOKE OF oxen plough held bya
lad OF III years, and driven by a lad. Finished
10 ~ mlnttts
No 8. Plough owned by Hon. Josiah oan-
~ one yoke, no driver. finished in one honr
aud 30 minutes.
Ma o.. Plough owned by Mr.. Stephen
Williams, OF Roxbury, two yoke Of oxen, and
diver. FINISHED ~ 81 minutes and - sec
ouds
No. I. Plough owned by Il. n. Derby. ESQ.
Of Salem. drawn by two horses, no driver
Punished in 81 inmates, 80 seconds.
Ihr performances were highly gratifying.
ava eVinceu much skill ~ many of the plnug-
men, AID docIliiy aud discipline ia the cattle.
Jhe brat premiums were awarded In Cant
Cook = plough, pionghboy aud driver
Ihe setOud premiums to Mr.. Parsons's
plough aud pl0uzhmdu.
AID ihe tiurd 20 the plough Of the Hon. 10
sab 'SMnry, illr cliai' ~ tiic committee
iemaiktng. tbft ute wOIk was more than an
Oiseti fot the ttnic.
ilfc trial OF ue strength of working oxen
theH commenced, aud Notwithstanding tie in
clcneucy Of the Weather, the arrangements
were Ill executed. Sixtern teams were en-
tered tor the competition aud tie committee
~ de- a very idvnTdbte report Of trt tesuit
AZ four o'clock, the Society recOnvensd
tie meeting house when lie President, Dr.
DEXTER, called Upon the Committees on pro-
pi'uus 90 present their reports. This was done
ut turIr Chairman. IOUN Lowell Eso fIoo
idcBARD SULLIVAN, lion. JOsiAH QUINCY,