66 ON BULLS. 



There were also exhibited four calves, between 4 and 6 months 

 old. 



One by Moses Newell of West Newbury. 



One by John Foster, Jr. of Andover. 



One by John Ross of Methuen. 



One by Bailey Loring of Andover. 



These calves were all promising animals, and worthy of ex- 

 hibition. 



The Committee think that Mr. Loring's calf is a very supe- 

 rior animal, and they recommend that there be given for him a 

 gratuity of three dollars. 



Per order, 



John Adams, Chairman. 



Neio Rowley J Sep. 26, 1833. 



HECTOR COFFIN S STATEMENT. 



To Messrs. John Adams, William Thurloio and William Spof- 



ford, the Committee of the Essex Agricultural Society, on 



Bulls : — 



Gentlemen, — I present for premium my bull " Young Bol- 

 ivar," three years old, three-quarters Durham Short Horn- 

 ed breed. 



Was sire : by the imported bull Bolivar, of the purest Eng- 

 lish pedigree, going back on the herd books to Hubbark, the first 

 animal on those books. Dam out of a first rate native cow, 

 sired by the imported bull, Coelebs, of equally "pure English 

 pedigree. 



Both dam and grand dam are now in this state, are great 

 milkers, giving their sixteen and eighteen quarts per day, through 

 the grass season, as their owners declare. 



To say, " Young Bolivar," 



1-4 Native, 



1-4 Coelebs, 



1-2 Bolivar, or three quarters Improved 



