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To William Williams for his six pigs, four months 

 and two days, the first premium. 



Harrison B. Spofford for his 6 pigs, four months 

 and two days, the second premium. 



The 2 hogs of Mr. Tapley were very fine. 



The Committee would have given other premi- 

 ums if it had been in their power, as most of the oth- 

 ers were very fine. For the Committee, 



EDMUND KNIGHT. 



September, 1839. 



ON HORSES. 



The Committee on horses having attended to the 

 duty assigned them, beg leave to Report : 



That twelve horses were entered for the Socie- 

 ty's premium, viz : 



By Elbridge Stiles, of Middleton, a bay colt, three 

 years old in June last. 



John Brown of Boxford, a sorrel colt, unaccom- 

 panied by a written statement. 



Willard Putnam of Danvers, a colt five years old. 



William Tucker of Andover, a chestnut colt, 

 also without a statement in writing as required by the 

 rules of the Society. 



William Brown of Danvers, a dark bay colt, five 

 years old. 



William S. Marland of Andover, two colts, one 

 four, and the the other three years old. 



