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Dina lately launched, the largest fher class
IN our navy, and is said to be fine specimen
ut naval architecture.


We understand Mr.. DANIEL CoBB has been
appointed by the Selectmep, Aleasurer of
Wood and Bark, and Mr.. JoHu W. HASKELL,
Weigher of Hay, vice Mr.. WILLIAM Lokp.
resigned.


We have heard several. complaints against
individuals who are ID the habit of survey ing
wood in their private capacity. Purchasers
would do well TO rejec, all certificates which
are not signed by Surveyor regularly ap-
pointed and appreciated bv the Selec'mep. -
SAMUEL CLARv, LEVI SAWYER and DANIEL
CoBB. are the only persons who have been
thus appreciated.


Maine CaAls Sbew.--On Wedne sday last, very
hanasome exhibition Of fcattle took place at Hall
lowell before the Maine Agricultural Society and
alarge collection Of people from various parts Of
the state. The specimens merited much ap-
PROBATION /; they consisted Of horses, bulls, OK
en-, steers, cows, swine. sheep 6o. with some
articles of dome stic manufacture and impemen nts
ofhusbandry. A more particular account will
be given Of the exhibition and of the premiums
awarded. when the several committees shall
have published their reports.


An address was delivered to the society and
the public by JoHy MERNek. Esq. on the ad-
vaptagcs of agriculture and the system most
favourable to territory circumstanced like
our own. that is with small population e an ex-
teps,ve tract Of uncutiyated country. This adj
dress was full Of sound nhaxim., clothed in Ian
guage of classical purity and delivered with pc
suliarly graceful elocuton copy was requested
by the society for the press.


As this was the first exhibition Of the kind in
this state. great expectation was not excited ;
but encouragement was given by the interest
with which this was attended. that future exhi-
bitions will be still more worthy of commeuda-
tion, and that the objects the society, in infus
ing just and practical principles Of farming and a
spirit Of ambition and improvement among the
cultivators Of the soil, will be fully accomplish
I'd.