Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-08
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AVING pteaufad 'si4 ton lloaded BrI.l4
= to improve my atgH r'e adr hs srrsA
ecs 10 amy o'my neigbbotJ, ~ yyl. Of country.
t3 for each COW fhe money IN oli eates TO III
sen, with The COW, lie vii remain nero I've or
weeks,
This is the first OPP oa'oni,y that has been offer.
10 citizens OF tins TOW. cini:y to impro'
,hcl, stock and when ,h3 many advantages res,
ing from the improved Va Il Of catiie are TAX.
INTO consideration, io. confident ,i,nt suffice
patronage will be afforded to indure u return
this valuable animal TO town IN tho fall. Red RI
was out Of an imported Al,crney COW, whit,
sold, al public auction, in the city Of Baltimore,
*!3J, aud by II full blooded Devon Bull, import.
by Henry Thompson, Esq. Of Baltimore, Win,
cost him 1850. III sc two breeds of cattle a.
considered tn I'm st n the world E,r the dairy ma
fine beef and are remarkably hardy. Red Rev
sod when calf by Henry Thompson,
Baltimore To john Tabl,. Of Gloucester Count
Va and new belongs TO Richard q. Mosriss,
Buckingham county.
Extract of let,e, from Mr.. Thompson to RE
md G. Morr,ss -" am the prison who soid
elif to Mr. john rabb of Virginia, which WINS
IA imported Alderney COW, that bought at nuctM
III tins cy nj f93J aud by null blooded Dcv,
Bull, which imported from England, that cos,
aoet kinds, and should think calculated TO iinpro
our common cattle in agreatdcgrco, particularly +
he richness Of milk
| IN an extract Of a letter from J. s. Skinner TO
same person, he says, that {" my friend, n
Thompson owns the choicest North Devon cat
/ IN America and whose information may BIO imp
! Gully rtlIfd on
The follow iug as.fa1'a from the American Fa
mcr VIII show tn fa1eof th's bull
rhc i'avol and Attorney crossed, produce
! very raluaD atost,, ahdiye quarts n milk predu
/ nine OUNCE 81 butter Amct. E6t. poi 2. p 81
hlr a@,sae. a Wy celebrated Englnh q
cuiursl, lllnks liz Attorneys are amongst q
best m,lkcrs ihthe werd,as .c q1aliiy, and that 4
, ~, glt Of pu'rr fo' incbes superior 10 them all
states that Al t9ai.2 srsy j COW, during &
lhrcc " eks ,ht Wa btpt by the finder, ma
lnnc cen pounds Il nj ,nch"- Am. f. vol Up. !:
/ Ucniy CoWie'5 AZ t,''"rio J. 8. Skim
Gamer. Far. Vol o., ,,ys, Of the Devas
+" Nc have never Ano@l. ..Jsu IF any brood 81
ms sicli milk, nor have We ever owned cows y
gave IA much milk Al the same age, and with &
same advantages of ted
" BY all Judges Of cattle the Devonshisc breed
confcsscd to be one the most beautiful, and At 1
same time the most valuable which are produced
Great Britain They are of large size and 4
in neck thin skinned and silks in handling. II
aggregate quantity OF butter produced by the ees
is from 7 to 10 pounds per week, though soma IN
yielded Gon II TO ID Il I'm. Far. roi. I. p.
venture TO give i, us my opinion that We ha
no cattle in the United Kingdom to be compared
them (mcaning the Devons) for purity Of blood, /
aptitude to feed, for hardness, for work, and for
richness Of milk M. Coke's ls:icr to NJ. q
ton, An. Far. poi. 4. D. %
AnAderney COW, sold by Henry Thonrson,
John Rush, in the year 1923. after she had stopp
breeding, without being fed on grain, and suppue
TO he the mother Of Red Rciyer, weighed - A6oA
nett four quarters 100 lbs rough, tsll6w, s1slssl
of spet, 40; hide 81; head and tongue -; 0okf
! 1923 w,;-Am. fa,. vol. 7. p. 903.
}. PAUL JOHgE03
Union Hotel Lynekhns
} April 8. n