Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-22

ror the best bull not more than three nor
less than one year old john II. Crascn.
or The I'd best. Reuben Lewis.
Tor the 81 do George NJ. Woods
FOR The best COW. William Woods,
| For the 81 do John VIM.
or tue 81 dn John II. Craven.
For tho hes, heller, not more than three nor
less Than one year old, John IL Craven
For the 2j hes Nelson Barksdale.
For the 3 do. William Garth.
For The best yoke of oxen. WIN. Woods.
For the 2h DO. Reuben Lewis.
For the 81 do. John II. Craven.
JAMES LINDSAY.
JOSEPH HARPER.
REUBEN MAURY.
/ Report Of The Judges on Sheep at the agriculiit-
rat shoo aud tair for The county of Abe.
marie, on He 29h aud 30h Of October, 1880
3 sheep The Judges are sorry 10 report
very Indifferent exhibition Of sheep, which con.
sisted only Of two pens 1T lambs, said to be late
-'hey were certainly not very well grown. We
must say, however small and indifferent the
sheep may have appeared, that they were re-
markably well clothed with good aeeces Of fine
wool, being considerably mixed with Merno
II appears by rule of the Society that IL is i'm.
peri'ise on Judges Of sheep swine, &C., to award
premiums they have concluded, however, 10
award premiums OF the seco0d and third grades
only.
They award, therefore. to Csl William
Woods, premium of three dollars for his best
ram. and premium OF two dollars for his
second best, placing them in tho second aud
thi'd grades.
We award a premium of three dollars 10
Capt, George NJ. WoodJ for the hest pen OF
ewes, aod n premium Of two dollars 10 Col.
william Woods, for the second best pen of
ewes, placing them 10 the second aud third
grades-hlt which is respectfully submitted.
PETER. NJ. MEiNWEIIIER,
REUBEN LINDSAY,
H. WHITE.
4 Domestic Manufactures The Committee
appointed b, the Abemsrle agricultural
Society, II award premiums on Inca aud
thread, and cotton fabrics, DO award the fallow.
ing
johannes o. Carr, for tho best eounterpane,
80
10 Geo. NJ Wood second best, So.
To Mrs. Mildred Nj. Lewis, Tor the best pair
Of cotton hose, ~.
! To the same, ID basi 81
70 NIrs. A. u. rhom, Tor the best piece of ne
gro shi, ting, 81.
To thu same for the best linen shifting, IS.
| To the sane Tor the best thread and cotton
shifting, 81.
To John Atkison, for tho second best 81.
10 Mrs. Mildred M Lewis, for the best piece
Of summer coating, 50.
To John Attson, for the second best, "a.
To Mr.. Eliza A Woods for the best pirce Of
linen diaper Ion tables, 50.
To X, ID. Dufeti. second best g3
To Mrs. Mildred NJ Lewis, for the best cotton
and thread diaper, So.
To America Douglas, second best, b.
To Mrs. A. ID. Thom, for dimity Y5
10 Mrs. El,za W COL IL, second best 49,
All which is respectfully reported
JAMES CLARK,
JOHN fAGG,
CHARLES BROWN.
Thc undersigned, appointed to examine do
nestle wooden fabrics, report that they have
awarded premiums ss follows:
To Mrs. Il. Lindsay, for the best harth rug,
the first premium.
| To Mrs James Clark, for the best piece Of
wool flannel.
10 Mrs. A. ID. Thorn for the second best.
To Mrs James Clurk, for the best piece Of
wool and cotton.
To Lucy Pane for the second do
To Mrs. James Clark, for the best piece Of
plaid.
To John Atkinson, for the second do.
! To Mrs. h. Clark. for the hest carpeting.
To Mrs. II. Lindsay, for the SECOND do.
| To Mrs. ID. Thorn, Tor the best piece OF
wearing cloth.
To Mrs. james o. Cars, for the second do.
10 Mrs ID. Simms, u first premium for the
best piece Of vesting.
To Benjamin ficklin, for the best counter
pane.
To John Atkinson, for the second do.
To Mrs. James CLARK, "A second premium for
the best pair of blankets.
To Miss Clark OF Orange, for the best pair OF
hose.
10 Mrs Thornton Rogers, for the second
do.
To Mr.. John Lastly, n second premium for
the best piece OF negro cloth,ng.-AH Of
which is respectfully Submitted.
JAMES LINDSAY,
a. BROADHEAD,
MANN PAGE.
The society were highly granted by an ex-
hibiiion Of several interesting specimens Of raw
silk, the produce OF the care and attention Of
Mhs Margret Duke, and Of plece Of sllk
aud ,ottnn MIXTURE the manufacture Of the
same young lady from native silk, for which
discretionary premium OF - was awarded
her.
3. AGRICULTURAL Pr0dacis. The Committee np-
pointed to examine the Agricultural products
exhibited for premium ut the exhibition and
fair held in Charlottesville, the ooh aud
Both Of October, 1880, have performed that
duty. aud respectfully submit the following re-
port:
They regret that but few articles Of asrcnltu.
raj products were exhibited TO them. OF The
number they award the premium oil ten dollars
to DIR. Frank Carr, for the besi domestic wine
the pune juice OF The grape, which ihey consider
Of very superior quality. They further award
the first premium five dollars to Mrs. FL nj
A. Woods, for the best domestic cheese il being
OF very superior quality aud the only objection
TO II being the want Of age. They award the
second premium OF three dollars, io MIS-. Ellen
FicklD.
Thou furikar o,vard tho nra4niunn IF ton dol.