An Address Delivered Before the New-Jersey State Agricultural Society

The book An Address Delivered Before the New-Jersey State Agricultural Society was written by author Miller, Jacob Welsh, 1800-1862. [from Old Catalog] Here you can read free online of An Address Delivered Before the New-Jersey State Agricultural Society book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is An Address Delivered Before the New-Jersey State Agricultural Society a good or bad book?

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To JOHN S. EVANS, 1st premium, for one year old Mare, $10.00 matched horses for carriage and road, nos. 25, 26 & 27.
To DAVID SANDERSON, 1st premium, for best pair Fancy Matched Carriage Horses, "Topsy and Dandy," over 16 hands high, - - $10.00 To AARON VANDERVEER, 2nd premium, for Matched Carriage Horses, over 16 hands high, 5.00 To WILLIAM BETTLE, 1st premium, for Bay Carriage Horses, under 111 hands high, - 10.00 To S. J. BAYARD, 1st premium, for Matched Horses under 15 hands high, - . -... 10.00 To WM. H. WILLIAMSON, Clover Hill, 1st pre- mium, for Matched Mares, .... 10.00 MATCHED TROTTING HORSES. — NO. 28, To GEORGE BOCKIUS, of Camden, 1st premium, for Matched Trotting Horses, for style and speed, 30 GELDINGS AND SINGLE MAKES. — NOS. 29 & 30.
To JACOB A. FEITTS, 1st premium, for Gelding " Comet," $10.00 To W. J. HATCH, 2nd premium, for Gelding "Harry Clay," 5.00 The Committee make honorable mention of the the single road horse "Locomotive," entered by J. Pettit, also of "White Clond," (single gelding,) entered by C.

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