Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-26

OATS.
Best two acres, Jedediah Sanger, Whites
town. 81 bushels per acre Is |
I'd best do. David Hartou, Paris, So bush
els peracre 10 l
Sd do. Needliam Maynard, Whitestown 6
PEAS.
Besttwo ncrcs, DAVID barton, Paris, So
bushels per acre 10
I'd do. Luther Hail, Deeriield, 81 bushels
per acre
On halt an acre, George A. Cary, Steuben,
80 bushes peracre q
POTATOES.
Best one acre, Abraham Bartlett, Paris,
500 bushels per acre 10
I'd do Alex. Coventry, Deerfield 3
Best half acre, Charles L. Brooks, Steuben.
5Ii bnshels per acre 10
I'd do. Benjamin Alien, dGi bushels per
acre g
CHEESE.
No. 1. For the largest quantity and best
quality made from one dairy, Luther
No. =. In proportion to number of cows,
Samuel Gary, Deertiela Is
Nos. Do. John YoHns, Whitestowu 10
No. 4. Do. Henry McNel. Paris 8
BUTTER.
No. 1. Largest quantity and best quality
made from one dairy liz the county,
Ahm Brook, Steuben. 20
No. =. In proportion to the cows. David
Barton, Paris, 3io7 lbs. already made
trom2i cows 20
Nos Nathaniel Ames, Steuben 10
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MAPLE SUGAR
No. ]. Truman Human, Augusta Is
No. 2. Isaac Miller, Paris 10
DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
Best bull Asa p. Tyler, Rome Is
I'd best. Gardner Avery, Paris IL
Best mich COW, Amos II. Benjamin, Paris Is
"a. do. Amos Wetmore, Whitesboro' 10
Sd. do. Thomas Gill, Rome S
Best yoke work oxen, Roswell Terry, San.
gertield Is
I'd. do. ZaImon Laird, Vernon II
| Sd do. Reuben Gridley. Paris &
Best fat oxen, Reuben Gridley. Paris 10
| Best PAIR of three year old steers in the
county. Hiram Battle. Vernon, Is
I'd do Jonathan Pratt Deerfisld 10
| Sd do. Jason Parker. Utica s
Best pair two year old steers, Benjamin
Plant, Utica Il
I'd do Lathrop Brock way, Paris 10
| Sd do. joel Bristol, Paris 3
ID Best seaaai d James es Wells. Paris Is Is
Sd do. Henry McNiel. Paris g
| Best calves. Thomas Gill, Rome 10
I'd do. lsham Simons, Rome 8
Sd do. Samuel Gates, Verona 6
| 18th do. Asa Il Tyler, Rome
Best SOW aud pigs, Levi Thomas. Whitest'n 10
% do. Theron Norton. Sangerfeld
Best boar, Jedediah Sanger, Whtestown 10
20 do. George Dooiitile, Whitesboro'
Best pen Of rat hogs, David Barton, Paris 10
2d do. Stephen Brooks, steuben
| 4th do Charles S. Brooks. do. .
stnock OF sheep, henry McNiel, Paris 20
Best ram, Benjamin Blackinan, Verona 20
Best stud horse, Ward Brigham, West
mOreland %
Best breeding mare, Peter Jones, Whites.
borO' On
Best two year old colt, John Townsend.
Westmoreland 10
Best yearlisg colt, Thomas Hurlhurt, do. 10
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
No; l. Best piece OF CLOTH 80 yards, Bella
No. 2; Best piece of flannel, 70 yards, PHI
lip Taylor, Paris II
| No.3 Best piece of pressed flannel, 81
yards. Stephen Mott, Paris 10
| NO. 4. Best piece of carpeting, % yards
Dolly Wells, Paris 10
| No. .. Best piece of table linen ~ yards,
Sally Maynard, Whitestown 8
| No. u. Best piece linen sheeting 81 wards
Jacob kellogg, New Hartford 10
No. Z. lest piece linen shifting, % wards
Abigail Mann, Whitesburo' 10
As no building in the county could have con-
tanned quarter Of the spectators, platform
had been erected under some large Iocusts i'm
| the front OF Judge Platts house OH which the
president occupied an elegant chair made for
| the purpose, and presented by Mr.. Hurlburt or
! New Hartford ; on his right aud left sat the
| Vice Presidents, and around him were placed
the clergymen who honored the Society with
their company. About 500 worth of plate
assorted into 81 parcels, were arranged i'm
| three rows, on an elevated table Immediately
before the platform. Here the Treasurer and
Secretaries were placed. Marshal Pease sal
on an elegant steed, III an open area. The LIST
circle was composed of the gentlemen officers
oil The i3Sth regiment of militia and the MEM
bers OF the Society this rank we've seated =
behind them stood the spectators On the
right and left The iair daughters OF Oneida at
tracted more eyes than even the dazzling
plate. The whole filed the beautiful court
yard which the iiberality of our excellent
Judge had accorded for the occasion The
whole business OF the two DAYS was conducted
with an order and decency highly creditable
"a lxn .t,s
praise is due to the sheriff, who at an early
period, evinced his determination that no
scenes of gambling, drunk cnness or immorali-
ty, should interrupt the proceedings, or dis
grace the occasion.
Large SgUGSheS.-Of the many remarkable
productions OF nature and art which were ex-
hibited at the Cattle Show and Fair ia this
| comfy, none attracted more attention than six
acorn sqnaShpS raised by MIR. Jason Park or of
| this village, the produce of single seed fhe
largest OF these squashes measured feet
inches III circumference, and weighed 100 h.
oz.-the whole weighed SIT h. Several smaller
squasheS grew on The same vine.
From q late London p0per.I
POLICE.
Mansion hauSe.-h poor bewildeTed creature named
EiIaOeb Dahbal was bTonght up, OH charge ofhaV-
ing stolen the keyS OF the bank Saturday beunght
an OceI slaeo that III consequence Conformation
went to the prisoners lodgings and asked her for HE
keys of the bank She denied that she knew any
thing OF theIn but the officer having found them under
The bedJ she readily admitted she had taken heu In
her apartment we're found about a Thousand KEYS
amongst which we're those 1f the cosrt of Cbaneery
the oreT that bad the brst sbt them, as they
Contained her property. WHY, (said he) yOu may 20