{"newspaper_name": "American watchman and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
Cambet wooled sheep was imported last
spring from Smyrna to New Jersey: he is from
Caramania, Turkish Province in Asia Minor,
taken from on board Turkish vessel, and present
ed TO Capt. Gerry by the Greek Admiral Tombazo,
who assured him that he a native of the above
place The wool OF these sheep is peculiarly adap-
ted to the manufacture of camlets, and their flesh
is excellent. This animal has broad tai! and the
color of the wool is dark brown: his fleece drag.
ged on the ground, and when sheared weighed 2i
pounds; he is larger in size than any other sheep
IN our country, and is in fine health his head is
beautiful, eyes piercing and quick fleece beyond
the ears; his eyes are handsomely seated and o
the middle size. The breed of this sheep must be
very valuable acquisition to this country, which has
already experienced great advantages from the i'm.
provements of her flock.