Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-06
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Murtinsburg, .yoosUbsr 5, 1928
RuLEs AND REGULATTo.vs


RULES AND REGULATIONS
To be observed at the Cattle Show
and Exhibition of Manufactures at Win
chester, ON Wednesday the 18th, and
Thursday the 18th OF November
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list. Business will commence eact
day at 10 o'clock, A. Non the first
day all the m members of the Agrlcuitu
raj Society of the Valley. will assemble
at the Court House of the County, when
the Society viii proceed to the adlnis-
sion Of new members, to the reading OF
ell communications since the iastmeet-
ing, to the announcement OF names OF
gentlemen composing the several. COM
mi.tees, aud other necessary arrange
ments.
end. All stock entered for premiums
must be put into the pens prepared m
the lot of Thomas Rust, adjoining the
market square, before 40 o'clock on
Wednesday, from which tine they win
be considered under the direction of the
Marshals, ITO wit J Col. G. w. Eiger,
BayIis Davis, James NJ Glass, John W.
Gordon. John w. Baylis.
5rd Gentlemen who have fine ami
mails, not intended to be offered for pre-
miums, will crafty the Society by ex-
hibiting them in their field where pens
viii be allotted. to them.
4th. No animal can be removed from
the pens, bueby permission OF Marshal,
or one Of the committee of arrange
meat..a H
9TH. All articles under the head Of
"manufactures,n it must be care
fully noticed, are to be deposited in a
room prepared by the Society, in the
Market House, before 10 O'Clock on
Wednesday the 18th. Persons deliver
Ing articles before that day will please
hand to Mr.. John Heiskell, one of the
committee of arrangement or to any
member of the committee on manufac-
cures, a certificate Of the cost of making
the article, or as near as can be ascertain
ed Mr.. Heiskell will deliver the arti-
eles deposited with him, and the certif-
Gates to the committee on manufactures
by the hour specified.
9th. The committee of arrangement
earnestly advises persons intending to
compete for the premium on the best
improved plough, to come prepared with
Horses, as the committee on inventions
may think proper to have the point de-
cidsd By fair trial
Tn. On Thursday the Society will
NJ aet at the Court House at 10 o'clock,
when the reports from the different COM
mittees will be received by the President
read by him s. the Secretary publicly, 8,
the premiums Immediately paid by the
com nittee of arrangeg emit The doors
win be open on each day and all per-
sons, both maleyand females, are invited
to attend.
sth. Any members Of the Society who
have not received their certificate OF
membership, are desired to apply to the
Secretary on either of the days, who is
prerared to deliver them.
9th. sThe Treasurer of the Society,
Capt Ed. M'Guire, is requested to make
known to all member. in arrears on or
bafore the lstday ofthe fair, the amount
due by them, and if not paid by 10
O'Clock on the ID day he will report to
the President all the names of persons
who are in arrears for more than one
years subscription.
10th. Col Geo. w. Kiger, one of the
narsha!s, aided by the committee of ar
rangensnt is specially desired to shew
to the ladies and strangers attending,
every article worthy of notice.
18th. 1t will be iecollected that The
committee appointed at the March NEE
ting of the Society, composed,of Gen. III.
St, Geo Tucker, Maj Joseph Eean, and
Capt. w. NJ. Barton, to draw up list of
premiums reserved in their hands OF
$27,50 to be given as discretionary pre-
miums. These gentlemen in addition to
their other duties will report to the Pre-
sident on the End day the manner in
which they have disposed ofthe amount.
H. ST. G.. Tucker, IS
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