Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

the cattle be perfectly matched as to size, col or, strength, &c., and the ultimate destination of all our workers, points which could rot benOr were they overlooked.
 The first and only pair owned and raised by the person exhibiting them, belonged to Chandler Judd, ot WaieriOwn, to whom was awarded premium Ot S4 OO the remaining three pairs, were owned hut not raised by the exhibitors, the first premium ot S4 OO, was awarded to Asahel A. Hotchkss, Of Sharon, the second of $3 co to John A. Merrman, ot LItchheld, there being no third premium at the disposal o your Committee, they would respectfully recommend that a gratuity of S2 % be presented to Gen. Frederick Buel, of Ltch6eld whose Cattle in the opinion of the Committee were but a shade interior to the best.
 Your Committee were further invited (although en: trely out of their walk to examine the Cart and Implements of Husbapdry belonging to MT. Edward LHngdon of Plymouth, The simplicity and yet perfect used m the selection as well preservation Of those purchased for hIs own use, prove him to be the neat the thorough the systematic, and of course the suc cessful Farmer the Committee therefore award premium to MT. LangdOn of g CO.,
 LEHMAN w. CUTLER, Chairman.
 The Committee to whom was assigned the duty of awarding premiums Cows, Hefers and Calves would report, That your Committee have awarded to George Merchant of Litchfield, (So. Farmsl for the best Mich Cow, $4,OO To David Lucas of Goshen, for the second To Chester \. Case of Harwinton, for the
 third best Cow, 200 To Thomas Watson, IT: of New-Hartford, for
 the best three year old Hefer, 300 To Phineas North of Torrngton, for the sec
 ond best three year old Heier, 200 To John c. Amber of Bethlehem, for the best
 two year old Hefer, 200 To Edward Langdon of Plymouth, for the sec
 ond best do 100 To Moses Lyman, Jr. of Goshen, for the best oo To Thaddeus Grswold of Torrington for the
 Of To Ira Seymour of New-Hartford, for the sec- .
 ond best do. 200 To Thomas Watson, Jr. of New-Hartford, for Q oo To Chester N Case of Ilarwinton for the se-
 cond best do. 100 Te Elijah Judson of of----, for the best oo
 LOT NORTON, JR. Chairman.
 The Committee appointed to view Sheep would report as follows The number of Sheep presented this season has been less than any previous year. But in point of flesh they have never appeared as we'll. Only one flock of fifty Ewes were offered, and are superior lot of Sheep There was but one lot of ten Ewes presented, owned by Col. T. Gris- wold of Torringtord, and may be considered good scnted, owned by John c. Ambler of Bethlem, and Col T. Griswold both lots deserving of merit Two lots of five fine wooded Bucks were presented, owned by Jacob N. Baksley of Watertown, and A. Whiting of Torrngton. They were good, and we cheeertully recommend them to the breeders of Sheep. Three coarse wooded Bucks were presented, owned by Gurdon Fiey, and Harley Morse of Litchfeld, these Bucks are large and in fine condition. But three fine wooded Bucks were presented, they were own ed by John C. Amber, A: Whiting, and John M Wadhams. There was quite difference in the ap- pearance of these three animals and all ot them de. serving ofparticular attention. We would call the attention of the Farmers of this County to this branch of business, and you not to feel discouraged because the price of the last Clip has been so ow-l for if the Tool Growing Interest is not sustained the wheels of our Manufactures must stop, and as mat ter of course, all the benefits of home market are lost. The following premiums were awarded Best 30 fine wooded Ewes, Stephen Atwood, s6'0O 10 [" " Ewes, Col. IT. GriswoIl, 300 |" EwrS John C.. Ambler, 200 2d best fine wooded Ewes, Col. T. Griswod, 1,o0 best fine wooded Bucks, J. N: Rlaksley, 300 2d best5 A. Whiting LOO 1
 $" Y" Y" Buck, John c. Ambler, 200
 A. Whiting, 1,OO best coarse" Harley Morse, 200 2d '" {" Gurdon Filley, 100
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