Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-02

BRIGHTON CATTLE suOw


BnsroN. =. 2L-This interesting ,nnvo,sorv
=" """"' Iat'Ic Show, Exhibition of Manufacturers
&c. ""hrr the direction Of the Massachusetts So,
''"y io' prnmoin ing Agriculture, was held Al Bripb
ION, The usual place, yestcrtiy The riiizers Trom
Tue INTERIOR aud negbhorng lawns began 10 assem-
nie there al an early hour, and during the forenooo
tne copcourse oil people became great by
accessons from the cry. The show of cattle y,s
superior IN some particulars that OF The last wear
mere were Two LAT axeD which attracted much AZ,
!en"or, The Largest weighing upwards of 100 po,,ds
! he nest sock was fine, aud gave evidence Of ,ha
s:ifn OF Improvement existing among our farmers
Ffheiaiiy. There WIS good show of swine In
s.eep mere was hat 'itIe compeIilion A fine Io,L
ing colt, OF Columbus stock, with "A mule and snm.
o'heF animals mentioned below, were sent only for
cxhbijiou. ' ''
At the Society's Hall there was n handsome die
n'ty oI factory goods and fancy wrought n,,;ccs -
me rloilis from the factory Of Messrs Slater g. How
S!d, oil oxford, were among the finest we noticed
LhrTe were other cloths of good fabric from, o,hn
stcio'eS. lac Worcester aud WaIertown carne-
ting, w'sh some excellent licking, were wor,l,y oc
nohce There we're some fine Ganneis and oihe,
minni tc'ures which limis will not pern,;, ne ~
notice detail 49, 80 W
Inc exhibited OF straw hats and honne,s was in
terror TO that OF former years, with exception o,
~, anu that was very superb straw hat
Among the Isucy articles was a rich and cls,.,,
hesrih reg, worked by Ala soou, academy
OF Misses A. a. L. Clark, ia this city Also, a bcau,i-
.ui wrought lace veil, worked al Misses Ciark's
academy
There was handsome display of vegetable pro-
'Dcoas, Nltmmoh bcets and squashes, and some
excellent looking butter and cheese pear weigh
Tag 23 ounces, some very large apples, and Two (g
trees !" inii bea'ing, owned by Me Cbubbuck, OF
il's City.
glass bee hive, filed wiCS honey, as the bees
bad left il, particularly attracted the attention Of the
spectators. Ii was sent Ivy General III. A. s Dear
born, OF Roxbu1y aud added much the interest of
the exhlbnou. The hive is of globmIar form was
filed by the ~ - days. AID is estimated In weigh
neatly az hundred pounds. The experiment, as
m'de 10y General Dearborn, snhserves the cause of
humanity, four only OF those useful insects the
bee, we've found ~ lhebive when removed from lis
stand.
In the pens we're Two Cat Oxen, years old, be-
longing 10 Seth Wy nan, Of Shrewsbury, the Iarees,
weighing upwarJs Of ~ hundred weight Bull
ownrd toy Zspiania Brown, Of Charlton, S. Jnques
Bull Coeebs nad two Others, with bcifers OF lhe
SAME stock. s. Jpqies Ball Yshkse. An improy.
cd Bull owned hy George LYMAN, WaIiham A Bull,
3jetrs Old, owned by ]. l.. Bo}lstoo. A Bull IS
months old, Owned by Benz Harrington, OF Prince.
ton. Society's Bull Admiral do SIR Isaac; do
iieifers of Heufordshre and Admirals stock A
Bal, l6 mouths old, owned by Hon Wa, GRAY
.ino'hs' d months, owned by B-zeIel Taft, of Bx-
bridge. A1oher Of years, belonging 10 H G. Bm
trick, NJ Westminster. a Bull Calf, of Admiigl,s
stock, belonging 10 John Prince. A Hoderness Bull,
l3 months, belonging Benj1min Hamilton Of
P.ifceton. Yorkshire do. II months, owned by
Jacob w. Watson, Of Princeton A Commodore
10 y years, belonging 10 DR.. Chaplin OF Cam
bridge. Anoher OF IL months, owned 10y Jesse Rice
of Lynn. a Yorkshire Ball. , years, lieIonging 10
John Mcclure of Needham. CceIeLs do. 8 ye9rs,
owacd ty George Spur of MtrIboro'. 4 Denton
do. ) years, owned by j. w. Hubbard of Woices
~ IihpOt Cow; iIeiier, Cdli, OWaed by John
Head Two Cows, owned by Lemmel Capen Pre-.
miuni Ball, owned by Hon. john Wells also 8
COws,G 1eifefs, aud 7 Calves. Bull calf
mon'hs, 2w9ed BY Nathan Nchohi, Maiden. Do. by
Nathan Nichols Of do. DO. OF Aldetness sock ovvned
by John Prigce ol Roxhpry. Do. Cuiebs stock
owned 10y Nathan Person OF W. Newhury Six
Ali!ch Cows, owned by Is. ii,nrlron Of Princeton
jacob w. WJispn, Of do. Edmund Spuhawk of do
Isaac Grmis of Wallham, Lskc Fisk, do. Rev Sam
usi Ripley, do. A fle'fer, i8 months owsed NV BEN
iamin Harrington Of Princeton DO. II months own
Ell 10y John Ellis OF Brighton Two Buil-caJy6s. of
H,ldefness stock, 10 and J6 months, owned NV Bsri
Hamilton, Of Prlnce'on. Hefer aud CAT belong.
ing q y. A. Cunningham, of Bosom. Thfre tlrif-
ers, ysnrs oid, owned by Mark Vosc of Watertowp.
Two 10. 10 and Z months, owned by j. w. WATSON,
OF Princeton. Two do. 7 aud g months, owned by
Doctor Chaplin, Of Cambrige
4 Hetler, YEARS old, owned by Ed,g. Sparhawk
81 Brighton. heiGer, AlderDrss sock, 7 aInnths,
belonging 10 John Prince Of Huxbnry. Ope lG mos
b,lnngng 40 ID avid Waile Of Chnrls stnwn Que do.
CgloJs sock, owned 10y Eben Nies of Bosom A
bJ"r, sou and Pgs belorgug to Sfas DGdley
" Sutton. Two B0ars and SoUs, owned by q e..
I0nUg q Gt0toD. boar Hnd 3 pigs, owned by J
". iiice OF Cambridge. \ SOW owned by Luke Fish p
OF w iiflt'm. 4 sow and pigs owned b, 5 w Pom
roy o Brighton. Nine pigs, owned by d. Waiie Of
ChstlesiOwn, G'mge Manners ard Isaac VI les Of
Brighton, A'el Wheeler of Concord end Adam,
Morse nj Eovbury. SOW owned Wy 1s4nc Miles nj
Bogi On. boar, English aud Byefel5. oWnrd hy
WV, Ladd SIX Metino ewes, ownsd by Joscpi
Barrett of Concord. Two Mernu rams, owned l,y
Nchnrd X rrirk Of Newton. A colt, by Coumbns.
owned 10y Gill Bartlett aud nu.o Owned hy 5. "
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