The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-07-16
J.F. MCCLELLAN, Printer.

SAID premiums and be entered and re-
ceive premiums 10 the class of working
oxen.
REGULATIONS OF THE FAIR.
list, A clerk shall be appointed by the
board of managers who shall occupy q
convenient stand near the place of exhib-
ton who shall make entries OF all ani~
mails and other properly offered for exhis
bition particularly specifying the same,
with the number of its entry and deliver
10 the owner of the animals or articles so
entered, a card containing the number
of such entry with the name of the conn.,
peiitor, which card shall be affixed to the
article or articles SO entered, or in case of
animals, the card may be affixed 10 the
animal or pen in such manner as TO be
legible to the examining committees.
End. No animal or property entered
for premium shall be removed from the
pens or inspection places until 4 o'clock
P. M, unless by permission of member
OF the committee of arrangements.
Sd. Applications for premiums on an.
lmals will be prepared with written state
ments accordingly detailing The age and
manner of feeding, and may be required
10 take oath 10 the same; which statements
shall be delivered to the clerk on deiver-
ing the animals.
4th. All animals or other property
shall be entered 10 their respective places
before 10 o'clock A. NJ. on the day of the
Fair and no spectator will be allowed 10
be present during the examination OF The
viewing committee, unless requested by
said commi,tee.
9Th. All viewing committees will en-.
ter upon their respective duties at 1l-o'-
clock A. M. and award all premiums in
writing, signed by the members asserting
Their etc.
Oh. Premiums on all properly entered
except crops shall be awarded and pub
lished on the day Of the Fair at 4 o'clock
P. M.
9TH. All persons intending 10 compets
for emium on animals should give no
tlce 10 the Secretary or manager in ore
der that the necessary accommodations
may be made for them.
9th. Competitors on field crops shall
lodge with tho Secretary specification
containing the necessary details at least
ten days before the annual meeting OF the
Society in January and the premiums of
field crops shall be awarded on the day of
the annual meeting.
9th. The commit lee on field erops,
shall meet the day previous 10 the annual
meeting 10 make out reports. and speci-
mems of the several crops brought into
shall be exhibited 10 the an
nual meeting.
10Th. Applicants for premiums on
nurseries and shade trees must make their
application in writing TO one Of the COM
niltee for that purpose al least ten days be-
ore the Fair.
COMMITTEES OF AWARD.
FIELD CROPS.
Robert Pierpont, Rutland ; S. H. Kel.
ogg, Piltsford Edward H. Dcnnison,
Casllelon.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Barnabas Ellis, Fairhaven Harvey
'haw, Tinmouih ; Amos Hitchcock, Pitls-
ord.
Chester Spencer, CastIeton; G. A.
uslin, Orwell G. r. Circuit, Rutland;
!. Nearing, Orwell; J. F. Williams,
TOWN TEAMS AND WORKING CATTLE.
Lensley Rounds, Clarendon Benja-
lin F. Blanchard, Rutland; Henry ST.
'onds, Pinsford J Buckmaster, Shrews-
lry.
BULLS AND FAT CATTLE.
Eliada Champion, Tinmou,h Phillip,
dgerton, Clarendon; David Hall, Pits.
I'd p. Wilcox, Benson Elisha Allen,
awlet.
ALL OTHER HORNED CATTLE.
WIN Oils, Dandy; S. Gleason, Shrews-
Try; A. Hitchcock, Westhaven VIM
AFFORD, Casteion; r. Coleman, Til
outh.
BEST BUCK AND BEST EWES.
G. T. Hodges. Rutland Mosely King,
enson; r. Griswold, Caslleton Fl.
as,ings, Tinmouth; A. Hammond Pitts
I'd.
BEST SO EWES.
Daniel Kelly, Rutland John w. Ba-
n, Orwell Jesse Kinds, Brandon; S.
lgerton, Pawlet; William J. Marsh,
arendon; Chauncey S. Rumsey, Hub
rdton!
EST MERINo BUCK, EWES AND LAMBS.
Lcander Gregory, Weybridge; Pros
r Elitharp, Bridport Nathan Cush-
J, Woodstock John S. PeIlibone, Man.
ester; Edwin Hammand, Middlebury.
ON sAxoNY SHEEP,
John A Conanl, Brandon ; Seneca Field
ssthaven; Dyer Townshend, Walling-
d Henry w. Lester, Rutland; Lewis
Walker, Clarendon.
ON SWINE,