Litchfield enquirer., 1840-10-22

The Conlmiiteo appointed to award premiums for bas;, pest Orkmg Oxen Fat Cattle Steers and Bulls navIIIg at.ended to the duty assigned them, would report as follows: 8 5ft I'-Iaf l ,0E .. -
 For the best yoke of working oxen, raised by the EeTsoS Es Se exhibiting them, to Tracy Marsh, of Ltch rat,Es TSf tAS .sGond ss best do to Samuel Gasey of
 For ths ssSt yOks. of working oxen, to John C. COf
 I2,ss,s For the aeGe1d q be do to Charles B sm of
 For te best yoke of Fat Cattle to Jeremiak spen- cSmse sSs osst Bese gSbS of see year old Steers John
 For the second best do. to UreI Tnhle of Torring-
 FSE the best yoke of two year old Steers, to Iau- reH IhIall, of 1orrington, 8. .s :. |. l.. ..,t. x,I For the second best do. to Stephen Atwood of Watertown, g.. ''.' 9'
 As there was but one yoke of one year old Steers entered, belonging to MT. William Bull ot Plymouth, and no competition, the committee have awarded $l. r For the best Bull, to hhamar HF Smith, of North FoT lhe second bes, do. to John c, cofng. of ss- For the bes. one year old bull. to Tullius C. Hay For the second best do. to Lauren Thrall, of Tor "Fo! s6e bea Bull Cali. to Tuliius c. Hayden, of
 Your committee would state that the best lots of H. Nettleton of Watertown. No premium is offered, but considering the stock meritorious, they have unanimously awarded him a premium of S.
 The Committee would further state, that alt the stock they have been called to view is eood and re- fleets great credit on she owners. It shows that the right spirit is abroad, and if persevered in will place
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 Tho Committee to whom were referred the Milch Cows, the one and two year Oh Heifers, and the Calves, submit the following Report. After a careful and attentive examination of the stock above men, to.led, trey constrained to award the following premiums: .' ' ." .-'.-+.
 For the best milch COW, to William Gaylord. of Go shen, $5. .U.- "'. :. ' ..3 '%F-.t. .'" ofWa.er,own. ss ''' "' '' ''''''' -'' A'''''''''' For the third best do to Jacob N Blakeslee, of WatertOWn $2. "+' ' ' , For the best two year old heifer to David Lucas. of Goshen, 8. fJ ,lL,.fne e4. t.... ...
 Forthe second best do. to Samuel Fl. Nottleton s2 For the eest one year yea old heifer' to Theodore
 For the second best do, to Thaddeus Grswold, of TOrringford, $l. (! uH. 4 1-g g'. .d ..'.
 For ihe best lot of calves, five in number, to Jacob N. TAnkeslec, $5. +.... ,. .. . All which is respectfully submitted.
 n''' 'fo RICHARD SMITH, Choirman.
 The Committee on Sheep respectfully report that they have attended to the business of their appoint. ment, and conforming to the printed regulations of tho society, do award the following premiums, viz
 For the best flock of fine wooded ewes, numbering fifty, to John Marvin. of WOcdhury, SlO.
 For the best ten fine wooded ewes, to Charles B. Smith, of Torringron. $6. -,...-.. 2. .Forth bes. six fine wooded ewes. to Jacob IN. BIakesfees of WateFtown, A. s..sF Fe
 For the best ten fine w0oIed bucks, Co Jacob N. Blakeslee, 0fWntertown, @6.
 For the best fine wooded buck to Lauren Thrall, of T0rrington, s ,,, ...t
 For the best 20 coarse wooded ewes, to George Merchanf nfT .;fcfrfeld &5
 For the hest cuarse wooded Buck, to Joseph H. Bennett. of Washington. S3.
 All which ' 'siBsfsEkg s EklEsxp, iSs;S'tsfS no.,,on
 The Committee or, Horses and Swine, would re- apectfully report that they have attended to the du- ties assigned to them, and awarded premiums as fol- Canaan, $5.N .,.,,~
 Best brood mare, to Henry Swift, of Kent, H5:
 Second best do to Philip $. Beebe, of Ltchfed 93. Best three year old colt, to Henry Beecher, of Wa &ass0Wn, S3 u..~
 Second best do to Jason Whiting, of Etchffcld, S2
 Res. two year old colt, to Wm: E. Denison' Of Second % best M do to Frederick colman, Warren, g.
 Best vearjng colt, to Merrill Mclean, Sharon, s2
 Second best do. to Henry Swift, $I;,,, e.
 Rest Boar, to Bennett lI Strong, of Woodbury, Si
 Second best do. to Edwin 5. Webster Of Lltch- Best breeding Sow. to Moses Lyman jr' of Co.,
 Second best do to Henry Pu,kley of fLitchfeld, g. "O URIEL FUTILE, CAairm"n.
 Tho Committee on Farms made a very long re- port, describing mnutely the farms visited by them their locality, their advantages and improvements and the amount of their various productions the pres eat year Three farms only were "tieffa % Tor the George Merchant of South Farms, and Thaddeus GYisvold of Torringford. The committee awarded tlse prer,ium of 92O 10 MT. Langdon: Mr. l.. very generously made donation Of S7 of this premium to the Society. .H -'- tltA>5.- .taI .rH The Society have great reason to congratulate shemselves on the success of their efforts shns far. is yet tn i,sinfancy, hut ii is confidently believed that svith connued exestion on the part of i's members. the county will soon rank high in its sgculturain n- terosts as any in the State. is iO be regesied that no more of our manufacurers present. or repre- scn,ed by the products of tlieir labors. They are able to make good exhibition of wooden and cotton gvods The ladies of our county too, can, ny devo- iing sna portion 0i iher time and attention tO the manufacture of different articles as blankets AanneIs, hose, yarn, carpets, rugs, &c. Nc, ndd much tO the exhibition. Let the spinning wheel, hand. lOvsl, wool and tow caTds be handled usihow 1loses ,s year, y the industrious ladies Ot cOun: fingers prepare soc fine specimens Of needle work; and we will have sm exhibition next year that wIlI amply repay lhem fOF ah their iab.s. The FaE next year will be heId days; and is hoped thnt eve y sxern will hs made by the member: of the soc!- I,ion surpass n interest any thing ofthe kind ever '">'I ~ ISAAC LAWRENCE, RseerS;as Ssey- aLifclfsld. Ocf. l6, ls4o. .ar.G .e2is .-1aumul -.v~r.-gtas.4 t1 Y. ------.14 .. t.st.- : .~. j