The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-06-26

Appointed l.. d. Gregory Sec Protein.
Voted that the Fair be held at Middle
bury, on the first day of Oct. next.
Adopted the following rules and regu-
lations in addition to those adopted at
preceding meeting.
REGULATIONS OF THE FAIR.
l. A clerk shall be appointed by the board
of managers who shall occupy conven.
lent stand near the place of exhibition,
who shall make entries of all ANIMALS and
other property offered for exhibition partic-
ularly specifying the same with the mum.
Der ofits entry, and deliver out to the own
ner of the animals or articles so entered, a
card containing the number only. of such
entry which card shall be affixed TO the ar
ticle or articles so entered, or in the case
of animals, the card may be affixed either
to The animal or pin in such a manner as
TO be legible to the examining Commit
tee.
III. No animals or other property enter
ed for premium shall be removed from
their pens or their respective places until
4 O'Clock p. NJ, unless by permission Of a
member ofthe committee of arrangement.
Ill. Applicants for premiums on ami
mails will be prepared with written state
ments, accurately detailing the age, and
method of feeding, and may be required
to make oath TO the same, which state.
ments shall be delivered to the desk on en-
tering the animals.
Nv. All animals or other property en-
tered for premiums should be entered and
in the respective places before 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on the day of the Fair, and no spec.
tators will be allowed to be present during
the examination of the viewing commit.
tee unless requested by said committee.
V. All the viewing committees will en-
ter upon their respective duties at IL o.
clock, and award all premiums in writing
signed BY the members thereof giving their
assent to the same.
VI. Premiums on all property entered
except crops and farms shall be award
ed and published on the day of the Fair at
4P. N.
VII. All persons intending to compute
for premiums on animals should give no.
tice to the Secretary or a manager in wri.
ting on or before the 22d day of Septem-
Der next in order that the necessary &C.
commodations shall be made for them.
VIII. Competitors for premiums on field
crops shall lodge with the Secretary a
specification containing the necessary de-
tails at least ten days before the annual
meeting on the first Wednesday of JAM,
and the premiums on field crops and farms
shall be awarded on the day of the annual
meeting.
The following committee were appoint
cd 10 award premiums.
Cow. ON FARMS.
Seth Langdon jr., New Haven.
Samuel James, Weybridge,
George Gale, Bridport.
Con-. ON CROPS.
Wightman Chapman, Weybridge,
d. C. Goodale, Addison,
Jonathan Gibson, Salisbury,
Ira Clifford, New Haven,
James Fletcher, Bridport.
LON. ON SATTLE
Calvin SoIace, Bridport,
Heman Barnum, Ferrisburgh,
Rufus Wainwright, Mddlebury,
Hyder Barns, Addison,
Samuel Moore. Shoreham,
Cow. ON HoRsEs.
Austin Johnson, Middlebury,
Samuel Crook, Salisbury,
Joseph Simonds, Whiting,
Meigs. Ferrisburgh,
John Wainwright, Middleburv,
Com. ON SHEEP.
! Rodman Chapman, Vergennes,
Sylvester Doud. New-Haven,
/ John Sanford. Cornwall,
Simon z. Walker, Bridport,
Ebenezer Bush, Shoreham,
Cow. on SWINE.
/ David Hazard. Ferrisburgh,
Horatio Plumley, New Haven,
Oliver Russell, Shoreham,
Job Lane, Cornwall,
Cyrus Porter. Middlebury,
Con-. ON FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Ira Allen, Middlebury,
John Bullock Leicester,
Gustavus V. Cook. New Haven,
Samuel ]. Nash, Bristol,
3. Tabor, Lincoln,
Con-. ON HOUSEHOLD. AND OTHER MANU-.
FACTURRS.
John Thompson, Vergennes,
Nathan Wood, Middlebury,
John B HuntIey, Bridport,
Clark Rich, Shoreham,
Ira Stewart. Middlebury,
Cow. ON MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Isaac Drake, Weybridge,
A. P. Roscoe, New Haven,
Hiram Munger, Middlebury,
Oscar P. Sheldon, Salisbury,
Myron W. C. Wright, Shoreham,
Com. ON DAIRY.
John VI. Weeks, Salisbury,