Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-09-29
fine spccimens of their GLASS.

TON III DhllIi'1tOh' we nave rarely StCll
ter article.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c &c.
CHEESE. Noble samples of cheese were cx-
hibtcd by L. w. ROGERS, II. BUSHNELL, Judge
MARSH of llinesburgh, b. NEWELL of Char
lottc, NJ. p. RICE and SAMUEL RICE, of West
ford
BUTTER, fine quality by n. TYLER, West
ford, J. r. Jewell. Bolton. and H. RooD, Col
chester
Fine samples of SEED Com were presented
by Mcssrs. J. y. PoMERoy. and H. LOOMS
VERY large) Of Burlington. +. STANTON, Essex,
p. SMITH and L. PERSON, of Shelburn.
The display of Onions was "a caution" to
Weathcrsficld! They were from the gardens
of Messrs PoMERoY and y. A. Tucker, of Bur-
lington, $. SHARP of Charlotte, EDGAR MEEcH-
of sSheburne, and f, STANTON of Essex. Mr.
STANToNs Onions were rcry fine.
Dr. lIEINEBERi, of the ar-famed "IIucke-
berry Farm exhibited noble specimens of
PuMrKlNs, RCTA BAGAs tnonsters y and TrR-
Nlrs proving that enterprise and industry are
hi''t ti''ii hi"tNl iOi u Hhtht-Ct' y ''t' -
Fine large Pumkns were also presented by
Messrs. SHARP of Charlotte, STANTON of Essex.
and others.
SQUAslIEs. Mr.. J. POTTER of Burlingon'
carried off the banner on Squashcs, exhibiting
one that weighed very little under hu'drfd
pounds . 1t was awful! Fine Sqnashes were
also offered by Mcssrs. PoMERoY and II. Looms
of Burlington, and Mr.. l.. FILLMORE OF Shell
burue.
EDGAR MECH, and L. PlERsoN of Shelbnrne
C. T. HgrKrSs of Burlington, A. PORTER of Col
chester. had excellent varieties of CARROTS land
Messrs. y. A. TUCKER, II. LOOMS, A. q. PIERCE
and r. CoNSoR Of Burlington, presented fine
BETS. The "new French variety" of Mr.
CoSSc were greatly admired.
Unusually fine samples of CELERY were ex-
hibited by by Messrs. j. II. PECK OF Burlington,
and EDGAR Mech of Shclbnrne
PoTAToEs showing no pota'oe rot" by Mr..
TYLIR Of Westford, and Mr. +. MEEcu Jr., of
Sheburne. The latter were seedlings and
very fine.
Some of the bcst,looking Tomatoes we ever
saw. were from tie garden o. L. c. l.ooMls of
Burlington.
Mrs J. II PECK and Prof ToRay, of i}nring-
ton, sent in several very fine Egg PIants--a
delicious vegetable not usually cultivated in
this climate Those presented by Mrs. PECK,
especially. were very large and perfect
Five Waterm elons were exhibited by Mr.
L. pIlR>ox. o. Shciburne, A. TAFT of Willis
ton and others.
Mr. J. Rood of Colchester, exhibited a loaf
of Refined Maple Sugar that attracted univer
odmra'ion. 1t was sAogo3 Ike ordinary loaf
sugar, and in color and grain could scarcely
be distinguished from the best refined samples,
Mr.. CRAVE. ct Jericho. also, offered nice
sample of Maple Sugar.
The FnriT Department was not as full as
usual, though very fine specimens were exhlb-
ited-of APPLES, by BRADLEY b. SMALLEY
(Fall pippin, very large and beautifully Prof.
ToRREr h Lady APPLE. justiiying its name
Mr.. GoopRIcH and others.
PEARS. Very large, by y. y. TUcKER, va
rieties by Henry LooMIs, aud numerous nice
Sp'''iiicin -hcSH.S' 'oh iif'i' iOi' "'''@''
and others.
CRAP :. Tbs Isabella and Catawba varle-
ties, by Prof ToRREY, were very fine ; as were
those offered by Mr.. GooDnicH.
Messrs. G. +. IIopkINs, +. STANTON of Es-
soy, AMI II. BusuN LII presented boxes of as
fine Hos Y as Yankee bees can be enticcd to
make,
Mr.. HowAhp's beautiful show case of Frul,
and Flowers attracted attention, as usual. The
"PfopLt's AGa>T" neglccts no opportunity to
administer to the enjoyment of his $ cons'it-
ucnts :"
A very beautifully arranged BoUQEr, the han
dv-work of Mr. SAMUEL c. Morse was also uni
versally attractive, as i, deserved to be.
The ANNALS on the Camp Ground to-day
are more numerous than usual save in til,
class Of sheep and swine,
H. b. STACY, of Burlington, one pair Fa
Cattle, said to weigh 1000 lbs each
H. CnAPlS, Of Wiliston, fine Durham an,
Devon Stock; one uncommonly fine Devon Calf
Among the working cattle we noticed som
very fine yokes-W. r TAFT, Wlliston, J. II
JEsNIsoy. Sheburn, and ID. PERRY, Burlington
owners.
| L. 4 A. BRIGHAM, Essex, some very fin
? Steers from to 3 years old.
J. y. BLlyS, Shelburne, a rery large 1 yea
5 old Steer.
: Several fine Colts, from stations Of the cele
f brated horses Black Hawk and Sir Henry
give evidence that our lr.eders of horses ar
II determined to mprore.
! BURIAL LAYE owns one Of the most supc
rior Colts we have ever seen. The Colts BE-
d longing to Mr. BRowNELL of Wiston, (Blac
! Hawk stock) are superior animals
y A span of noLle horses from Peru, ~ Y. Is
Henry stock,) owned by S, p, MooRE, a,tracte
c much attention.
/ WM. NASH, of Shelbu-n offered very fiji
1t year old sorrel colt.
The Stock Horses american Eagle" ow
e ed by Judge BENNETT of Burlington, IIArGooD
\ Morgan from Wllison, WHrrcoMBs Morga
from Richmond, and the Burbank Morga
q rom Oh arlote, called forth remarks Of prai
|. from the kno'0iag ones.
'. The Sheep on the ground were few in nun
Der, but were creditable to their owners, Mess
a PENYIMAS of Colchester, ]. MARSH OF lline
II burgh, and II. SKINNER of Williston We m