43 ON HORSES, AND AGRICaLTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 



ON HORSES. 



The Committee on Horses have with pleasure attended lo 

 the duty assigned them, and submit the following report : — 



The exhibition of these animals has been highly satisfactory. 

 They regard the improvement of this Stock of great importance, 

 and particularly to this County, where so many are used for 

 stages, and in livery stables. The Committee would suggest 

 that there should be more atteniion paid to the breaking and 

 bitting of these animals, but are happy to .state that there has 

 been some improvement in this respect since this society first 

 offered premiums. The number offered this day was nineteen.. 

 Your Committee were of opinion that the first premium, of 

 ^10 00, should be awarded to Enoch Harriman, of Bradford, 

 for his sorrel stud, three years old. 



The second premium, of %8 00, be awarded to Uriah Bai- 

 ley, of West Newbury, for his black mare, three years old. 



The third premium, of ^6 00, be awarded to Joseph 

 Avery, of Andover, for his dark chesnut mare, four years old. 

 The fourth premium, of ^4 00, be awarded to Erastus^ 

 WarCj of Marblehead, for his black horse, four years old» 

 Andrews Breed, > 

 David Emery, j 



Frederic Perley, )■ Committee^ 

 M. Bridge, 

 Ezra Batchelder, J 



I^eW'Rowley, Sept. ^Sth^ 1834. 



No. Vni. ON AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 



The Committee on the examination of Agricultural Imple- 

 ments, of u new invention or improvement, beg leave to 

 report : — 



That no new invention was offered for premium, and but one 

 improvement, which was a lever affixed to the cutter of the N. 

 York cast iron side hill plough, so as to bring it more truly to 

 the use of the coulter, on both sides, than any one fixed in the 

 centre of the beam could. This improvement is a simple, but 



