AGRICULTURAL.
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The Marlboro Gazette gives an account. Of
the sixth Annual Meeting of,he Prince Geor
ge's County Agricultural Society which
closed its session in that place on the evening
Of the 29th. et t4


The stock exhibited was ofthe most superi-
or kind-and the number fully twice as great
as at any former meeting. a e,4


Indeed, says the Gazette, gentleman, who
has attended many similar exhibitions in
Europe, told US he never witnessed a better
exhibition Of stock, as to their quality and SUI
perior blood. al s.tt u 4,al


To Charles B. Calvert was awarded the
premium for the best farm. 4


To Richard s. Hill was awarded the pre-
MUM for the second best farm. n
To Robert Bowie, of Cedar Hill, was n
warded the premium for the third best farm.
An able and Interesting report, drawn up by
John 8. SelIman, Esq, Chairman ofIhe Farm
Committee, will be published hereafter. aiT I
h The address on fsHorticulture." delivered
by DIR. John II. Bayne, was production of
considerable merit; and was delivered in very
creditable manner @'S ,,


The number Of persons in town must have
reached one thousand and all seemed pleased
with the exhibition Among the strangers we
noticed several gentlemen from Philadelphia !;
Hon. Daiel Jenifer, Of Charles County, and
anumber OF gentlemen from Baltimore and
Washington.


} The HRinggold Troop" from Friendship,
Anne Arundel county, visited the exhibition,
and paraded through our town.


Various articles Of Agricultural Implements
from Messrs Sinclair, and Drury's establish
laents 10 Baltimore, and Mr.. Fitzhugh Coyle,
Of Washington, were presented. Hsr