The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03


After the segices were concluded, the
names of ths various Committees. were
announced; and the procession being
formed in tie same order in which it
entered the iouse, made circuit OF the
pens to viev the animals which they
enclosed, AMI was dismissed in the area
between tn. Pens. The Committees
then proceeded to discharge of their
arduous. duties. At half past o'clock,
a procession was again formed for Din
ner, which was provided in very
handsome manner by Messrs. Ho1ce T.
White, at heir Hotel. Hon. Daniel
Waldo presided, assisted by Stephs"
Wiiiiqms, Esq one of the Vice-Presi-
dents of the Society. After Dinner the
following to,sts were announced =
Our .Moa,g Eafh.-r.'t becomes her Off
spring to reflect, that like other Mothers, the
nuarin,ent she affords is dependent on the alb
menu she receives.
elm Government as in Religion, having
much freedom, let us not forget all restraint"
The .NObiGiy Of our CO,Hatfy.--The LORDS
Of The Sod
The Plough, Shuttle and Crar0ss.-They
furnish our three prime comiorts-fOod, Ctoh-
iag, Cash.
The Plough ing Match, and all other .Notch-
ss, which win test the ability of each member
of our Society to perform his business in a hus-
bdad-like manner
The Farmers Cardinal points-Good Tools,
Strong Teams, Neat Farms, $ Smart Wees"
".My Jolly Boys nOac, aohof ollOc the Plough"
Drink" Long life and success 10 the FAR
MER."
At 5 O'Clock the Trustees assembled
in the Westinghouse, and the several
Committees made their Reports; of
which only summary ske,ch can now
be given. 1t is intended to publish
them hereafter in detail
The Committee on .Nea; Stock and
Same consisted of Hon. Levi Lincoln,
of Worcester, Chairman: Col. William
Eager, of Marlborough, Joseph Esta-
brook, Esq. Of Royalston, Stephen Hast
ings, Esq. Of Sterling, and Col. William
Foster, of Sturbridge- The report of
this Committee was highly interesting,
and will be published at length in the
course of week or two. The Chair
man introduced his report by observing,
that the time allowed them for the ex-
animation of more than 1870 animals,
was shorter than they could have wish
ed, but they had exercised their best
Judgment, and if they could not satisfy
all, they hoped for candid interPreta-
ton of their motives, and OF the rules
by which they had endeaveured Impair
tally to govern themselves. The Com
mittee then proceeded to notice those
fine animals which were exhibited Of
the Teess0oter Breed, recently introduce
ed into the country by Mr.. Williams's
imported Bull = Denton' They passed
high eommendation upon this noble
Breed, and Observer, that SO Tar from
degenerating in this country, it seemed
to be improved by crossing with our
common breed. Among the young crea-
lures of this Stock, the Committee par
ticularly noticed the following.-A Bull,
/ year and 5 months old, of Messrs.
Penniman and Ranger, of New-Braiu-
tree; Bull of Mr.. Cleaveland. of Lam
caster; Bull Calf of Mr.. Henry Bull
lard, of Holden, 6 months old !; a Bull
Calf of John w. Hubbard, Esq. Of
Worcester, 10 months old, and another
6 months and Is days old; a Bull Calf
of Capt. Samuel Ward. of Worcester,
Of the same age to a day with the last
mentioned calf of Mr.. Hubbard a
Heller of Hon. Nathaniel Paine, of
Worcester, year and IA days old, and
already with calf by Mr., Hubbard's
oldest bull calf; three Heifer Calves
of the Chairman of the Committee,
Mr.. Lincoln, 6 months old two Heifers
With their Calves, belonging to John
Hare Powell, Esq. of Pennsylvania, an
enterprizing and scienti6ck Agricultur-
alist, who, lately purchased these ami
mails of Mr.. Williams, and suffered them
to be offered at our Show for exhibition
merely; and four. Yearling' Heifers of
Mr. Williams. The Committee also
mentioned with appreciation the fine
Stock of Mr.. Asa Rice, jun. of Shrews-
bury, among which was Heifer- of the
same breed. The Committee recon-.
mended the following premiums -
To Payson Williams, of Fitchburg, for
the best Bull, not less than one
year old, $1,000
To John Richardson, of Templeton,
for the next best Bull, 200,
To Henry Billiard, of Holden, for the
best Bull Calf, $500
70 Samuet Ward. Of Worcester. for