Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-18


Monisins, shows These the bull Lamane, Ana
h Pot,awatams (s three of which have repeatedly taken
premiums here, Albany, Rochester and elsewhere and
other full blood Durhsms Devons, and Ayreshes Of both
and all sges The three first mentioned are already
famous the bull for his fine points and the superiority Of
his calves and the breeders and Mixers any three
others owned by any other gentleman in America The ave.
yield Of these is six gallons per diem at the height
Of their flow. His Devon bull, too, is magnificent animal,
not long since imported Two Of his Ayreshire hee, also
recently imported, struck being very superior This
stock make capital mixers and very easily kept Though
small stock its milking qualities remarkably good tenn
per and hardness, make ii of value here
Col MoRRIs is the gentleman who annually Tin June)
holds Fair for the sale Of his and the booded cattle
others him fer thai purpose His Nor
rsoua, Of the msgmAosu in New York, is prin
cpay devoted to the rearing and keeping booded cattle
stock and from he has oil quarters Of the Union
far such valuable anmss than have been scattered
around from any other premises Many gentlemen exhibited
bulls cows, he and calves got BY hs bull Lamarine be-
fore mentioned which, though remarkably large alto
gether the finest made s'cow- beaa" / ever saw.
The stock Of a Mr.. J. N. BLAKEsLEr, of Wasertown,
Connecticut presented points Of greatest interest
Mr. B., rough-andeady looking old gentleman, who evil
IDENTIFY understands bis business from turning urrow the
tail Of his plough to buying selling imported bull
sOiey 10 DIeok aud
for work His stock is therefore, all Devon,
that breed being far superior to any and all others fur work.
ing cattle. Thiry-wo head from his farm driven into
the enclosure while there BULL working steers. cows
hers, yearng caves &c., all having the unmistakeabe
Devonshre mark Of COLOR and differing in the slightest
degree from the Others except in the length Of the svered
tip Of the tail One only had small white star in his fore
head which, though unusual in horoughbeds Of this stock
sometimes happens The color Of the Devon dark brown,
what we would term bay horse. They never vary
from it in the least except in the silver hairs with which their
tails tipped, and occasional star in the forehead Any
other hair mark found nominal Devon animal would
condemn the purity Of its blood n the estimation Of the judge
Though Mr.. B!akesley maintains souy the fine milking
qualities Of the Of his herd they not generally rank
ed rscass mixers. He says that many Of bis cows
give pals four gallons per diem. This stock is reared
in this section without obtain oxen, the steers be-
ing taller active, and better drawers than those Of
other breed Mr. B. obtains from sl25 to SITS per pair for
Devon of four years Of age broken by HIMSELF finding
greater demand for them than he supply at those
high He has supplied gentleman alone Ga public
conractor) in PhiadeIpha with eleven pair. His whole
herd of this stock numbers fifty, and at the rates at
which he paid for steers With the sale Of his cows calves
and the milk produce of his cows bis investment in this way
must be enormously profitable.
Mr.. Roswell l.. CoLT Of Paterson, New Jersey, exhi
bits portion Of his stock consisting Of besusfu Adernay
COW, year old Hungarian bull recently imported, fine
twoyesr old shorthornsd bull several other Durhams &C.
This is evidently fine collection Of snimas oil showing
marks Of thorough blood and great care on the part
of those managing them. The AdeInsy stock Is remark
able for the richness of its milk which usually contains twice
the proportion Of "buteracous that is found in The
milk of other breeds They otherwise remarkable
mixers In size, figure, and counenance, this COW, the
ull -bloOded
the breed of stock common around Washington which is
known to housewives the Charles county (Md.)
They famous mixers giving large quantities Of rich milk,
in proportion to the sz, of the animal continuing long in
milk after getting with calf and being easily kept in
milking condition than any other native stock known in
our section Of country On closely scanning this Aenay
could not escape the conviction that the Charles county
whose qualities far ahead Of the pretensions Of
her appearance have sprung from that Stock and has
come down to with little crossing.
Mr. HuLBuRT, Of Winchester Centre, Connecticut shows
very fine imported twoyesr old bull, Roscius Of the De-
| Won stock.
| Mr.. RoBrRr MoRRIs, Of Throg's Neck, Westchester
county, New York, exhibits number of very fine gade
partly blooded stock and two animals of the full
blood Dutch stock Of this region, which is celebrated for
its milking qualities. The "grade," nominaly impure
blood his grade cattle from the Of this Dutch
stock the of its blood being full Durham For size and
milking qualities pure booded not there nothing supe
rior to the cattle shown by Mr. R. M. the ground In
Decd his larger in all respects taller, and be avier
than any others and according the Of his attend
ants they capital Mixers than Of them giving
six gallons per diem in the height Of the Aow struck
with the cleaness AMI uness Of the "escucheon upon all
these cows which, especially in his pure Dutch ami
NAL that known the Flanders escutcheon May
not be that the foundation Of this breed which import
ed forty years since from Holland by Mr. Leroy
was OF the Flanders" breed which acknowledged
over the continent Of Europe be end best for milking
qualities! II such the case the estimation Of the Of
The New York Dutch" blood bs blemsh stock s not
correct for the world holds other such profitable mixers
marked with the Flanders escucheon termed % F1an-
ders from the fact that the breed driven into France from
that country apt to than any others knswn
to French dsymen and stock dealers really nothing
Mr. Rober, Morris We import stock into this country 10
improve what considered breeds
American stock proving profitable in all respects than
pure Durhams Dsvons, Ayreshirss Aldernays The
and yield of these cattle prove this fact emphaticay
find among the exhibitors qults q pumber-bro,he
sins, and nephews-bealing the Of "Moris proof
that this good old stock which you know is This
quarie luke Its founders whe serceabe TO their
country IN revolutionary mes doing good in its day aud ge-
neration The Morris family, If judge from this ex-
hbon, take commendabe pride indeed in raising the best
neat CATTLE horses and sheep be found In oil this region
honor such from the bottom of my heart for recognise
in the results of their enterprise benefits to the commun
~, as we'll a. to themselves. w. d. w.
ANOTHER TRrUMrH-Tbe London Morning Chronicle
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