The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-11-01

linen diaper, &c. A sample OF american HaA'
dressed at Hyde Park, N. Y. without beng
by the Rev. Mr.. Moves, oil
Needham, halfrussetings probably the conse-
quence of the mixing Of the tarina Of both
species. Mr.. :Noyes also exhibited ears OF
corn, the product Of single kernel which
produced 36l1 kernels.
At three o'clock, the Society with 2 num-
Der of invited guests, partook of an excellent
dinner at MIR. Dudley's Hotel, at which Mr.
Lowell, President Of the Society, preided.-
his Excellency the Governor was present., TO-
eether with Hon. Daniel Webster, hon. I'd
ward Everett, Hon Judge Story, the Judges of
the Supreme Court, &c. The following tOasts
among Others were drank
The President Of the United States Meas
ures not men, is the first maxim of free States
"a generous and manly confidence is duty
we owe to wise and magnanimCus admins
tration, whatever might have been our pFevi-
Gus predictions or preiudices.
The patron and Ornament Of he .3gricut
tural .4rt-who deems the highest executive
Office in our Commonwealth horOrediby the
respect and attention he pays TO his noble en-
ployment.
Horticulture, Manufactures ad Commerce.
The three great Arteries, with furnish life,
and yigor, and health, to the great BODY of
our republic.
BY his Excellency Governor Licoln.-1fe
CONNIE rio,, NJ .Seaentlfc Knoicledgetah Practi-
cal Husbdndry. May those who ecry it, con-
slider that, while it distinguished class of
&" Gentlemen-F armers'' in Europ it consti-
tutes all Farmers Gentlemen in Aorica.
By the Hon. Mr.. Webster.-'le field Of
free agricultural Labor; a theat OF indus
try most useful to the State, and vorable to
the health, the mind, and morabf individ-
uals.
BY the Hon. Mr.. Everett.-Got Husband
ry. We call our stock neat cattl May we
SO manage that, il they couldDeak, they
would return the compliment.
By :he Editor Of The New-EngAd Farmer.
Formers Bdnks- Compost BIS, Furrow-
Slices, Con-hlls aud Potato,riaes. If we
make proper deposits in those SfaIss, our
Draughts will always be honored.
BY the Hon. Judge Story.-.4gritllre and
ats POItey-The Art which convertible into
GOld-The Policy which converts kemen
into Free-holders.
By the Editor ofthe Meic-England arnler
: After Gov. Lincoln had retired. ) En-
cellency Governor Lincoln, The Head, d the
County Of Worcester, the Heart of thCOm-
n.onWeaHh. While such organs comIe the
vital parts of our body polite. old Machu-
sets may reasonably hope TO flourish, m as
her hills, and vigorous as the oakwhich
crown them.
Only-a part of the Reports OF the (nmit-
tees have been published, from whiclre ex-
tract the following:
They award the frs: premium of twey. five
dollars, TO IL. Penniman. of New Bntree,
for his grass fed OK, weighing 1898 phds-
years old.
The second premium Of wenty doll, they
award to Aaron White, of Boylstonpr his
grass fed OK, (half Denton) weight 245I
pounds-6 wears old.
The third premium of ten dollarso II.
Penniman, for his grass fed OK, weight 2198
pounds years old.
The other oxen offered for this rmium
BrF gfdV IL fb sf Bsff !Be IJ tive Sxssred
The first premium for the bestJal, had
been awarded by the majority of IL Commit
tee, to his Excellency Gov. Linen, for his
fine red bull, Of the short-horned eed, sired
by Denton; but the Chairman, Iging been
informed by Gov. Lincoln, that had sent
his stock with view to exhibit q merits OF
tho short-horned breed, and witho wish to
compete for the premium, the Ctmittee, at
the request Of the Chairman, andn compli-
ance with the wishes of his Excency, pro-
ceeded to consider the merits Other bulls
and do award the first premiunDf $50 to
Mr.. Boylston of Princeton, son Ward N.
Boylston, Esq. for his small bullI4 months
old, Of the Westminster breed.
! The Committee would remarl that the
stock from crosses Of the foreign beds, were
very fine, and justify the belief, tn they will
contribute essentially toIhe implement Of
our native cattle. The fine buh fin Denton,
exhibited by Jonas Ball, of Souboro'-the
bull from Holderness exhibited Mr. Bur-
nap, of. Millbury-the excellenispecimens
from Denton, Celebs and Admire exhibited
by Mr.. Prince, Mr.. Welles and CT. Lincoln,
all show that we owe much of d improve
ment in Horned Cattle, TO the forSn crosses.
and IN ten years, we are persuade, that there
will not be dissenting voice on Re subject.
The Committee award the rstfemium for
the best Mich Cow, to Col. Jac9 w. Wat
son, Of Princeton, $780,.
.ntLch Heifers.--The COMMITTEE award the
second premium TO Col. jacob W.Yatson, of
Princeton, $40.
This was beautiful beife} fromsh he cele-
DRAFTED bull Denton, importedby Mr.Wliams.
OF Northboro', and much to Be admild
HeferS.-The Committee awardfor the
best heIfer, not having had a cali--tohis Ex
ceiiency Levi Lincoln, of Worcester, he first
Premiusl $l2.
This was for much admired red leifer o
years old, from his own improved stoc, cross
ed by Admiral. I
The second premium they avarl ed TO his
Excelency, for white heifer callel Lilv. of
distinguished form and promising APPEARANCE.
The Committee were informed. liter thew
had finished the duties oftheir anrbintment.
that his Excellency' had intended bythe show
of his fine stock, merely TO give a lariety TO
the Exhibition, which could not fi from so
interesting display. But his w7hes were
subsequently, expressed with liberalitv 10 the
Committee, that the preceding pre- NUNS MIGHT
be added TO tho funds of the socie.y for their
future disposition.
There were number of beautiful ,heiCers
for Exhibition by Gov. Lincoln, and several
other gentlemen, from the imported stock Of