Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-10-10

To Judge BuHam. for large ditto. the third
premium Of one dollarand one vol. ofthe New
England Farmer
In pen No. 8, the committee observed several
fine merino Ewes
Your committee have awarded for the best boar
TO Allen Ellis, OF Scituate, the lst premium 10
To Calvin Dean, of Providence, for a small
boar, the second premium
To Allen Ellis, for two pigs, months and s
days old,
months and days old, the I'd premium one
dollar, and one vol. Of the New England Far
To n. w. Shrceves, Of Providence, on two
pigs, one vol Of the New England Farmer
Respectfully submitted.
EPHRAIM BOWEN,
For the Committee.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURER.
The Committee appointed 10 examine House.
hold Manufactures, consisting OF 5. I. Nor
than, WIN. Anthony, Josiah Whitaker, Tuly
Dorrance, l.. Pearson, S. G. Martin, and John
Miller, report that they have attended to the
duties assigned them, and awarded premiums to
the following persons:-
TO Isabella Waterman, Of Warwick, for the
best piece Of Carpetng, the sum of Sc
Julia Whippe, Of Providence, for the next best
do.
Polly Stafford, of Warwick, for the next best
do-one volume Of n. +. Farmer.
Of Stair Carpeting,
Rosanna Greene, ofdo. for piece OF white Flan-
mel, 8
Waity Gardner, of do. for do. 8
Mrs. Nj ;. of Newport, aged 10, for the best
Hearth Rug,
Mrs. Sally Peck, Of Providence, for next best
do.
Mis-. Joel Aldrch, OF Smiihfcld, for do. I
Edward Anthony, of Warwick, for best piece Of
mixed Cloth,
Marcy Arnold for one piece Carpeing-onc
volume .f n. T.. Farmer, and
Eliza A. Rhodes, Of Pawtuxet, for white lace
Veil,
T.. Clarke of Kingston, for black do. /
II. Clarke Of do for do. do.
Louisa Rhodes, Of Pawtuxet, for white do.
Miss Cady, Of Providence, for white do
Mary ii. Aborn, of ofPawtuxet, for lace Hand
kerchicfs,
Louisa L. Olney, of Providence, for white lace
Sally II. Greene, of do. for black do.
W. &. Greene, do do.
Sarah Spooner, do. white do.
IL, A. Fenncr, Of Cranston, for do do.
G. Carpenter, Of Providence, for do. l
Jane HELEN, do. for two pieces of Lace,
Eliza Holden, DO. for two Vandykcs,
Mrs. +. Weeden, for black lace Veil, and one
piece of Lace,
A. f.. Hopkins, for white lace Veil,
S. A. Mason for do.
Sophia Me,call, for black lace Veil,
Frances Mctcaf, for white do
The Lace School, at Newport, ten dollars, to
be divided among those who worked the lace
Fanny IIedden, for three pair woollen Hose.
Amcy Greene, of Warwick, for pair silk and
worstcd doe
Po lily Stafford of do for 4 pair Of worsted do. z.
Emma Arnold, Of Cranson, for pair do. do.
Jemima White, Of Providence, for one straw
Bonnet, D
Mary White, Of do. do. do. s
Patience Jencks, Of Cumberland, for ono WOOL
len Coverlct,
DO. do. do. for cotton and woollcn do. IL
Miss Metcalf, for two ornamentcd work boxes, l
Do. do. for two Card Racks,
Nicholas G.. Boss, of Newport one pair Card
Racks,
Mrs. G. Andrews, for three pair Shell Racks,
Do. do. for IL silk Indispensablcs, l
Sarah Aldrich, two Indispensables,
Mrs. Seamans, for one pair Gard Cases,
Eliza Bishop, Of Providence, for Frogs and Silk
Buttons, 3
Naomi p. Holden, Of Warwick, for Sc knots Of
Yarn, 1
William Lippitt, Of Cranston, for piece of
| Table Linen, /
Martha slocum, of North Kingstown, for one
lot of Thread, l
Richard w. Greene, of Warwick, for two pair
| Blankets, 2
Mary Arnold, Of do. for one piece Linen Dia.
pe,
| With many other articles exhibited the COM
mittee were pleased, and although no premiums
| NCte dNuIueo ioT tHeil tncy IccoiHcu nIgn COIll-
mendation. The lace work was Of character
to elicit universal appreciation, and the commit
tee would have bestowed higher premiums had
they been authorised by the Society.
! HORSES.
The Committee on horses, consisting Of
Charles Eldridge, Richard J. Arnold, Philip w.
Martin, Crawford Titus and John I. Croade,
respectfully report, that they arc unanimously
Of opinion that the horse Young Eclipse, owned
by Edmund Brownell, is entitled to the Socie-
,y's premium Of 50 dollars. There were sever
al fine horses exhibited, and i: would have been
gratifying 10 the Committee tc have noticed
them in q manner suited to their several mer-
its, but as your Committee had it in their pow
or to award but one premium, they can do no
more than express their regret that they could
not give more decided mark oftheir approba-
ton 10 each competitor.
CHARLES ELDRIpGE, for the Committee.
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.