Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-03

cause Of tho praise worth, 1ral of Capt Ha"kms
for the interests of ihr Society. he having no less
,ban sor 10 Horses and Colts for exhibition.
One wears subscription 10 Turi Register, to
Granville Jordan for the best thorough-brc Colt.
For mi, premn,n,, but two Colts were offered,
d., Noryelr. Sorre Colt. Merchant, by Ok.lle,,
and Mr.. Jordan, Sorrel Colt Texas, by Lance.
/ These are boil, fine animals, and much dclibera.
t,on was necessary on lie I'art Of tho committee,
before the. could determine which was entitled to
the prize.
! One years subscription 10 the Turf Register.
TO Chas. II. Lynch. Esq. for the best thorough
bred Filly, DEITY Lyueh.)-Mr Lynch, by rea-
Of the circumstance above named, had no CON-
p.tor for the premium--hut II may be well doubt
cd whether hi, fine Sorrel Fiy. by Lance, would
not bear u comparison will, the bes, Of this noble
race.
One yenr's subscription TO the Turf Register to
SamI Smifhon for the best Colt not thorough bred.
For this premium the competition was animated
aud highly interesting. A considerable number
of ll-iormcd sprignly colts we're exhibited to
the committee, all possessing nearly equal claims
To pre.cminencs and in aw arding the premium to
Mr.. Smith,on, the committee do not consider
that it is done TO the encouragement OF any other
colt exhibited.
One wears subscription 10 tho Turf Register, TO
James Russell, for the best Fillcy, not thorough
| terc,tinp exhibition. The competitors all deserve
praise, for the attention which the condition AVID
appenrnncc of their colts manifested and they
feel pleasure in saving that the exhibit OF to-day
compared with few years past, shows an I'M
nrovrmenl in the qualit, and form OF this noble
beast, that gives guarantee, that Ike continued
attention for few years to come. will furnish the
Horse US, in it. highest atiainable state oil beau
/ " and usefulness
There were few Young colts, at the SIDE oil
their dams, offered also for premiums but the
committee donbted whether il might not be an UNI
warran,aLc stretch OF their powers, toaward them.
II is but an &C, of justice, however, to saw, that
Mr.. VIM Is. Brown, Capt. Hawkins, Mr.. Thos.
Davis, Mr. Quarles, Mr.. Daniel, and some others,
exhibited each colt, giving much promise OF
future beauty and usefulness, and may AT our
next exhibition, be successful in competing Tor
some OF The high premiums.
Il will be perceived that the committee have
transcribed the published rues Of the Executive
Committee, IN awarding premiums 10 iorr classes,
10 Wit: thorough bed Colts, thoroughbred Fill
lies, Coils not thorough -bred, and Fles not tho
rough-hred Tie Adoption of ,hi. rule resulted
Fl ON desire 10 preserve harmony in the Society,
and was Welded 10 the reasonable expectations
and generally expressed wishes Of competitors
The committee would recommend a mod hca-
ton of the rules rs to embrace this classification
OF Colts, All OF which is respectfully submitted.
5 .. G. MURRELL,
: JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS,
) ROBT NORRIS.
On the report OF the Committee, signed by Mau
: ice Langhorne, chairman. on jacks, Jeni'es ano
Mules
Best Jnck, William Scen, $40
n Best Jack Colt, JOSEPH, IIcndrick,
d Best Jenny. Chas. II. Norman,
Y Rest Mule Colt Tho II. Towles
: On thrrepor of tho Committee ON Cattle, sign
u cd by David Patcson, chairman:
:, Best Durham Bull, Geo. W. Pettyjohu, 10
!, Best Devon do, +. Fletcher. 10
: Best Durham Cow OF tleifrr. d. Wilks,
n Best Devon do. A. Tompkns,
d Best Boil Of common stock, John 3.
81 Hawkins,
r Best Cow of common stock, VIM S.
l. Reid,
4 Bc, Cali ofimpro,cd breed Is. W,ks, = 50
J. do common stock, W. Owens, 2 SO
y Best Grass Faucd Beef. J. '. Knight,
y Best half blood Durham Bull, Daniel
u Warwick, Jr.
i Best 7 do Ileilvr, John NJ. War
c wick, 2 SO
Is On the Rrpor, Of the Committee on Sheep Az,
81 Hogs signed by Richard Perkins, chairman !:
e Best Ram, (. Fletcher,
/ Best Eve, do, 3 SO
Dcst D""' W HnlhoNea pIeeu, oWEInc
81 c. Anderson, )
r, Bees, Sow, do, Geo. W. Peuyjohn. 5
I'd Bees, pair Pigs, Jno. NJ. Warwick, 5
On the Report Of the Committee on Wines an,
Cider, signed by Henry Latham. chairman:
~ Bees, specimen OF Grape Wine. DIR. WIN.
III Owens.
3 do Currant Wine, DR.. Owens,
c. Best Cider, 4. ID. Johnson. 5
p On the Report Of tho Committee on Plough
IA and lIarows, signed by Edmund Penn, char
I'd Best two-horss Plough, L. c. Lank-
a ford, Sub. to Mechanics Magazine
a Best Harrow, f. {. Landlord,
re- On the Report Of the Committee on S.ddlel
re si.ned by Chsw.ll Dabncy. chairman:
y, I}, st man, Saddle, }. c. Shackleford, 5
ID For hi. specimen, John Thurman, so
Il do do Simpson & LYMAN, SO
E The Committee on Saddles, (srycn in number,
H. found II difficult TO decide which of the Saddles
ia cntided to the first premium However, they Fl
nally settled. three in favor of J. G.. Shacklrtord
p two in favor of Mcssrs Simpson and LYMAN an
ne two in favor OF John Thurman none had a ne
M Jorty The Saddles were Immediately sold a
auction, Tor The following prices rhurman'> S32
SIncklcoras $50; Simpson & Lyman's $50
h Other fine specimens of Harness, Saddle Bag
e. Wagon Whips and Horse Collar, were sxhbi,e
) by these gentlemen. Horse Collar and pair
$: Saddle Bags by Mcssrs. Simpson & LYMAN, an
II, some Wagon Whips by Mr. John Thurman
n were unrivalled in workmanship and quality
ne On the Report Of the Committee ON Hats, srr
} ed by Paul CLAY. chairman: