Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-21

.as known tIIdt II 'Iuu io'ou '''s
q an;,,m, as high as 26 cents pei
snd from the competition Of the
!. 1si i was Judged that had its off.
..ooce been ascertained it would
.,onded over 80 cents. 1t is
~ add, that the excellence of the
\ other competitors was highly
md sold at high prices, particu.
T. a from the rich daries Of
'oucb. contained in very neat
credit will undoubtedly be
n The competitors in the report
||omittee of the Society.
- the subject we cannot omit to
y high qualification felt at the
gricultwaI Improvement which
h narts Of he State, particularly
18th have the most direct COM
!, with this city. We make
to no other knowledge on the
II that derived from long expe-
observation, and need not to
Inks on the high Importance of
lgriiculture to the community
81 TO her younger sisters Com
manufactures. We shall not,
INIT 10 mention at this 'appro-
"A, in the hope to excite emula-
ithout any invidious intention.
1, made and making by Mr..
of Princeton, one of our
priising fellow-citizens, who is
nd laudibly engaged in the
Of agricultural Improvements
This Young Farmer, we
avoids no necessary expense
best breeds of neat-stock.
his whole time not only to
ement, but to that of all the
cles it is capable of produc-
Pen List exhibited at the
h Show, it was seen, that he
for exhibition and premiums,
Of the fine animals with
ans were so well filled : one
\ Mich Cow, we were told by
! eost Mr.. B. rs dollars ; and
i pronounced by judges to be
ID he money. We were also
Vi at Mr.. B. had expressed the
I'd Increase his stock of Mich
il with the remark, that as
81 the Capital appeared to be
|, ting Of the best products of
vi fthe State, and were willing
olp munerate exertions for their
VIII no pains nor expense
nd ed to make the Boston Mar
viii E first in the United States.
a received foe Premiums at
500 I'D several at Brighton in
So he one above mentioned.
:. we trust, apologize for the
1ei of this paragraph.
lzl Centinel.
!, This flourishing town in
NJ unity bids fair to be the
t sin gaining premiums ror
s.nI at Cattle Shows. At the
NJ, ,n.1 pW, not less than twelve
y, .,'' } obtained by citizens of
~, ;, very large number Of
,1l' ther with the hundred dol
r. br best butter, were also at
ded to Princeton farmers.
AYREs little known, but of itself
oncld considerable interest. Wa
two ncipally within its limits,
will chest land in Massachu-
ents bitants live principally by
comic are remarkable for indus
was agricultural enterprise,
engeI years been distinguished
!. II -Bost. Pat.
D a R
Is. During all of yes.
assul very hard wind from the
as at fear has done much dam.
, of Of the Lutheran church
,antagI vas very much bent, and
ed BY be necessary to take il
to sail
the q cord an appalling instance
FIRE, of daughter, aged
Conn Thomas Lee, Of this city
follOV ock, on Sunday evening
'aty: 6 in a rocking chair, il
must Of her fathers house, il
utiom h, as is supposed, asleep
lespatci fender into the fire, ane
ofthe her clothes. She in
in the PB into the third story
IS, wh about her own age, whc
eiia med to render assistance
lal Issue hing in agony, convuls
simIa be most piercing shrieks
arrived Wn stairs, and out of TIN
nted bd e street. At this TIM
where BY enveloped in flames
ent oft the whole street, an,
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