American Farmer volume V6 1824 25
American Farmer volume V6 1824 25
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Skinner, attracted the notice of the com- mittee. They are a species with which they were not familiar. They have, however, been in formed that this stock crossed on the Merino, has been greatly approved of, and much sought after in the Philadelphia Market. The com- mittee found no competitors for the 5th premium, viz : For the best iieece of one year's growth, washed wool, to be not less than 81bs. A premi- um of 50 cents for eacli pound.
A parcel of very handsome unwashed Merino wool was exhi...bited by Mr. Patterson.
It now becomes the duty of the committee, and one which they perform with great pleasure, to speak of the beautiful specimen of the Bakewell class of sheep exhibited by that enterprising and successful grazier, Mr. Barney, of Delaware, in a buck, a weather and four ewes — and they re- gretted that the circumstance of their being rais ed and owned out of this state, debarred them the privilege of conferring a premium upon them, which they were highly deserving of. It having, hoyyevcr, aicce been made kuown to the commit- tee (a fact not known to them at the time of as- signing the premiums) that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Skinner, attracted the notice of the com- mittee. They are a species with which they were not familiar. They have, however, been in formed that this stock crossed on the Merino, has been greatly approved of, and much sought after in the Philadelphia Market. The com- mittee found no competitors for the 5th premium, viz : For the best iieece of one year's growth, washed wool, to be not less than 81bs. A premi- um of 50 cents for eacli pound.
A parcel of very handsome unwashed Merino wool was exhi...bited by Mr. Patterson.
It now becomes the duty of the committee, and one which they perform with great pleasure, to speak of the beautiful specimen of the Bakewell class of sheep exhibited by that enterprising and successful grazier, Mr. Barney, of Delaware, in a buck, a weather and four ewes — and they re- gretted that the circumstance of their being rais ed and owned out of this state, debarred them the privilege of conferring a premium upon them, which they were highly deserving of. It having, hoyyevcr, aicce been made kuown to the commit- tee (a fact not known to them at the time of as- signing the premiums) that Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebenezer Emmons to read onlineMoreLess
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