Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-11-06
C.rrrE-RGCol. Francis Thomson.

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Durham Hefer, 9 years old; Durham
Cow, 6 years old; ! Durham Bull, IA
months old. Bv John Hamilton, Dur
ham Bulls, one S, and the other year old;
Devon Cow, years old, and l Devon
calf, l year old; pair young Steers; 9
Heifers, 2 years old, common breed l
yoke Of Devon Oxen two Work Oxen
By Col. VIM. Thompson, l Durham Bull,
3 years old; l Durham Heifer, Is months
old. By H. A. Neale, Durham Cow and
Calf By Vim. B. Matthews, Devon Heifer,
l6 months old. By James L. Brawner, l
Mich Cow, 6 years old, and Bull, year
old-bo,h common breed. BY George P.
Jenkins, Cow and Heifer-bo,h common
breed. BY Joseph Hutton, Cow, COM
mon breed, 8 years old By John B. Mad
dox, 8 Cows, Bull and Heifers-all
common breed. BY James F. Neale, l
Bull, common breed, 3 years old; 2
Heifers and 2 Yearlings. By Samuel Cox,
2 Heifers, half Devon, each 2 years old
BY James E. Keech, 9 cows, common breed,
each years old. By Major George W.
Mathews, l Cow, common breed, and 2
Heifere. By Dyson Davis, Bull, common
breed, 3 years old. By Richard B. Posey,
9 young Steers, Heifers-half Devons
/ Cow, common breed. By Dr.. J. F. Price,
I Calf, months old. By S.anslaus Far
rail-, 1 yoke Of Oxen.
SHEEp.-By John e. Chapman, lot Of
Lambs, Buck-common breed. By Sam1
Cox, lot of Lambs, 9 Ewes, Buck-all
common breed. By Basil D. Spalding,
Buck. By Col. VIM. Thompson, Buck,
improved breed; l pair Ewes, improved
breed. BY Col. F. C. Green, pair Ewes,
improved breed, 10, Of Lambs. BY John F.
Gardiner, pair Ewes-common breed. By
Col. F. Thompson, Slaughtered Mutton
By John Hamilton, Slaughtered Mutton.
By George P. Jenkins, Slaughtered Mutton.
By Charles A. Pye, Slaughtered Mutton.
HoGs.-By George P. Jenkins, Brood
Sow. By Joseph Young, ] Boar and l
Sow. By E Noble Stonestreet, Boar
By Basil D. Spaldng, Sow and Pigs. By
Richard Barnes, Sow and Pigs, and Brood
Sow.
G. Robey, sample of Tobacco. BY Henry
A. Moore, 9 samples of Tobacco. BY
Richard Il. 4'ubman, 2 samples of Tobacco.
By Charles II. Wills, sample Of Tobacco.
By Jo.ias H. Hawkins, certificate for field
of Wheat. By Dr.. Robert FERGUSON, GER
ti6ca,e for an acre Of Wheat. By DR.. John
FERGUSON, certificate for an acre Of Wheat.
BY Dr.. S. w. Dent, certificate for an acre
of Oats. By VIM. B. Matthews, certificate
for an acre Of Corn. By Josas Fl. Hawkins
certificate for one-eigE,h Of an acre of Irish
Potatoes
PRoDUcTs OF THE GARDEN.-By Josias
H. Hawkins. bushel of Irish Potatoes
BY Richard B Posey, bushel Of Irish Pc,
tatoes. By Joseph Young, bushel Of Irish
Potatoes lot of Cabbage, Beets, and Pars.
nips. By Washington A. eser-41ss,ss',,- 4
Sdsnei OF sweet Potatoes; lot of Cabbage,
and Bees. By James l.. Brawner, bush
el Of Sweet Potatoes. By james F. Stone,
10. Of Cabbage, Parsnaps, Tomatoes, Carrots
and Oyster Plants. By Peregrine Davis,
lot Of Cabbage and Bee.s. BY Mrs. John
Hamilton, lot Of Cabbage. By Stanslaus
Farrall, lot Of Cabbage, Beets, and Parsnips.
By E. w. Day, lot of Carrots and Toma-
toes. BY Henry A. Neale, lot of Mangel
Wurtzel. By Mrs. Floyd beautiful boques
of Flowers.
HOME MANUFAcTUREs.-ByM Mrs James
F. Neale, piece Twilled yarn Cloth, IA
passs mems course wollen Socks, 6 pairs
cotton Stockings, 4 pairs cotton Socks, 2
Counterpanes, and Shirts. By Mrs. So
phia A. Gardiner, piece TwiIed yarn Cloth
BY Basil D. Spalding, piece Twiled Cotton
By Mrs. Mary Adams, piece Striped Cotton.
BY Miss Lefty Oliver, piece stripped Cloth.
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BY Mrs. Francis Il. Digs, piece Striped
Cloth, piece Striped CASHMERE. BY Basil
d. Spalding, piece Striped Cloth, 6 pairs,
WOODEN Stockings, lot of Cotton Stockings.
By Mrs. Dr.. ]. F. Price, piece Stair Carpet
ing, cotton CounterPane. By Mrs. H.
A. Neale, Peticoat and | pair Stockings
for children. BY Mrs. Geo. w. Matthews,
piece Domestic Flannel. By Mrs. Sarah
Maddox, piece Domestic Flannel, and lot
OF Stockings. By Miss Calharine A. Tuck
er, S pairs wooden Socks. BY Mrs. John
Hunt, 4 pairs wooden Socks. By Mrs.
Mary S. Price, yarn Counterpart. By
Mrs. Dr.. Lancaster, Counterpart. By
Mrs. Geo. Carrico, yarn Counterpart. By
Miss Ca'harine E. Farrall, yarn Counter
pane. BY Miss Ellen Queen, ne. Counter
pane. By Mrs. Richard Price, pair of
children's Socks, pair Ladies' Half Hose.
By Mrs. Mary E. Ware, homemade Quilt.
By Mrs. Peregrine Davis, l homemade
Quilt, and piece of Needlework on cloth.
BY Mrs. Adelaide Padgelt, l homemade
Quilt. By E. Wells, homemade Quilt.
BY Mrs. Samuel Dent, homemade Quilt.
BY Mrs. JAS F. Stone, homemade Quilt.
By Miss Sarah Hardin, home made Quilt.
BY Miss Elizabeth Hunt, l yarn Hearth
Rug, Of domestic manufacture. By Miss
Grace jenkins, pair worked Slippers By
Miss Ann D. Gardiner, 2 pieces of tufted