Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-11-02

f ID. IIyoi ffa-among the very finest 81 winiel
apples At has but few ivsls-tree bears moderately =
should be in every orchard however select January and
April.
Il. WInesap-admirel FOR its long keeping. n I.sis
unul August-oniess dcvoufod.
lS. Scccf Crimson prodigious l,earer aud supe-
nor cider apple, and by some admired for eating.
10. C'@rE PearmaiH-a NHginla sle-s great bcai-
90. J2aq1rS Red-u.,---.,o5 -, p,,,,,m county IN
this State, by Rufus Rsgan. IA" -, was RAMS
Jeannettc-bore sixth year seeda pirious bearer
even IN uniavorabe seasons, and Is excellent eating
fru-Noy and January.
81. RanlJo-too well known to need description.
-. Gol4ea Russen.--Too much praise osnsoi he paid
10 this apple-thc bears every year. and bears vers
largely Il Is in eating from October 20 March-no
should be without them.
%. Rod S'reet Pppia-a good winter anu spring
apple
"a. Black .lpp-one Of the excellent Of the orchard
tree hears argely-Ocoher TO March.
25. LiHdley's .N6HpGiei-originaled = r. C-faf
apple aud excellent favor-sugay and ch thoegh
what dry.
Many others are not described
/. BIntcr Burganiof-sugary-brcaki and juicy
excellent pear
p Ans5refie-(one Of Flemish pears -smal--nearly
roundbu though small in sire not ia mPrit-exeerdng.
" .Ich aud buliery.
3. 4 Seedfng-raised in Kentucky-a winter pear,
and promises become good
4. Tie S. MchGci This fruit which nearly given
up in eastern grounds, eJoced 10 say has all its
far famed youthful excellence with us-it IS Of thu
finest pears the old list
eRarta
NJ. Adnd-c presented Isabella grapes-ono OF tue
best native varieties This vine. but four years old hon
the cutting. bore two bushels.
Mr. l., &. Lewis. from the Committee Vegetables.
then made The following report which being read nnt
approved, also ordered to be printed with the rim
uies OF the society.
.ILr
Two parcels Of sewing silk teiore the COMMITTEE
and though JUICY other articles enumerated, wse
much admired.
Two kinds, white and colored maintained by MIs
Jonathan Scofeld, were presented by Dr.. Pope
Another parcel by M,s. J. :. Wiuts,-ihe forr;cr Il
the produce of the second crop OF Of this year
Twelve superb varieties 81 Dahli4's exhibited
from the collection Of Mrs Dr. Mear- There ~ III
collection 65 kinds comprising the most splendid yaririta
known
Five varieties Of splendid Geraniums In pots sui ons
grange te from TIE collection Of plant, Of Mrs DIR. Pop
very fine aud much admired.
REPORT on VEGETABLES.
The committee appointed examine The vegetables En-
hibed report that they found 81 different before
them, the prominent Of which were a follows
BY Aaron Aldridge-t~o mammoth pumpkins, weigh.
ing i0l and 10 lbs two large Csshaws, VeTS fine
two Tunps weighing 4 ! and .. lbs.
BY Rev. Mr.. Beechcr- ono large Tinpecanoe S4~ash-
a fine specimen without name-twO Marrow Squashes con
sidered in Massachusetts the hestone Acorn Squssk
canada Crookneck Squash--Citron >quash--Ssyo.
Blood Beet--Rohan PotatoesChinrse Tree Cc-n--idee
Corn. and other varieties Of corn.
BY James Blake--Cilron Pumpkin, or Valparaiso
squash, large ard fine seon Squash-Pickie Squash
Sugar Beet--fne large blue Potatoes.
BY j. ;. Willets-Kentucky Cushaw Produced from
seed received this spring from Hon. h. J.. Ellsworth
Washington City, Of fine appearanoe--t~o crook-nerk
winter Squashes Two cahbage-rooed Tunips rare
article here, but much cultivated IN Germany and card &C
he very fine.
Various Other sTllccs VIE present bat lot requiring
particular notice.
On motion Of Nr. Sigerson the fruits &c. were ordered
be sold Except such reserved y III ohers)
and the proceeds paid the Tesntr Tor the beie-
fl Of he society.
Messrs Sgcrson and Adrldge appointed 70 SUPER
intend the sale and Mr. Little the auctioneer. Fhe ar
ces then sold very liberal puces. AMI much -
the fine fruits were distributed among the persona assen
bled who appeared much rraed the occasion vher
,hs business being concluded, the meeting adjourned
JAMES BLAKE, Prest