New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
From the Albany Evening Journal
Grore AoYfcu,ruraI Fair at Auburn

| Sixth Annual ar al Anpurn on uT t''N
I7Ih Of September next i. central
! ,osi,;o, and sl.o because It's being reaoHy =.
[ HE m the farmers resideD, N The oousa-.odst
c,S,;as Tho have hitherto been less aScolH uiHs-,
Z 81 ~, The annual position OF me Z eA - bsine
orbar portion Of the STATE bas Az. S;s1sncs
any oins rss Railroad, and at no great ols.ans.
aand Seneca Lakes Where Sas
! IL M the business and travel OF me- -;
Itoocbe. II is hoped and believed tnsI 'nen -
e.;,.-sl population VII! Zee! theEis7He - 80
.-..s 9Th the more central Coonues "uo ere
lrnoxu 10 be making great efforts 20 soseln
az ti,h character of New-Yotks annual Agricuito,
.u Isir IF Judgment may be allowed based
mon the preparations already maze Inc approach
ine Fair will be the most splendid ever he'd IL tols
state. Being in The mined isie neighoorROOo 0,
some of the most noted breeders OF cattle, sheep END
horses there can be no doubt bit that ine cisPlay
will be admirable. Its confidently predicted that
the yches of working oxen will De unrivaied
The Staie Fair has hitherto received, a. Il has de.
served the liberal couneDauce OF the Agricultural
public Tie Society efforts 10 rencer Inc air 81
trac.iye and useful ere unaosteG and hopes hat
every friend Of agriculture will cordially and zeal
ouslv do his bes, 10 en=1re al the least lis accus
toned and annual reward
The arrangements made by the citizens OF Au-
burn are ample and satisfactory. There IS room
for all. and a hearty ,reic0me 10 all
Fo, the FIRST time committee OF ladies' take part
taste has always given brillisncy and usue TO the
State F air; bu. the whole matter is now placed
exclusively in the hands OF ladies' !. ia hoped that
the wives and daughters Of farmers will feel the
weight and the extent OF their responsibilities
An examination Of the annexed list Will show
that the Committees are selected with great care
and the, they composed OF persons OF great prsc
,icsl experience and high moral character.
The Committees on the Premium list were sp
pointed as follows:
CATTLE.
CLASS I.-Dwaqms.- JaoGes-GoveTnor Allen T.moe'
Hnsboro Highlsnd Co. Ono; Henry Parsons Esq. An
caster Canada West L. Chandler Ball, H-osck Rens-
selaer Co.
Elias Phnney Esq. Lexington, Mass; samuel Huroui,
Winchester Conn. Edward Cox, Black Rock
Class y-Crosses Of .fatre and ImProred.-IEa Hitch
cock, Oneida Co; Lewis g. Morris, West Farms, West
chester Co John Randell, Norwich, Chenanso Co.
Class Vi-Nattre Caate-wi!liarn tiaIbut "heatand,
Monroe county; Thomas Hhouse, Albany Samuel
stevens Preoe, Cor;lsudt county.
WORKING OXEN
Sanford Howard, Albany William Fuller, Shaneaie-
les John Ayrsult Perinton. Monroe county.
STEERS.
Gideon Rsmsdale, Periniop; Francis Hibbard, Cors-
landvilIe; Hiram Gift MaEceu'
FAT CATTLE.
John Holcomb, Wilmington, Delaware; Thomas MIX
patrick. Albany; A. s. Freeman jordan, Onondsga
county. - wow,
Elias W. Csdy. Dryden Tompk'ns CO.; - Hay
den Syracuse William Osborn auburn.
STATIONS FOR ALI WoRh-MARES.
Adam Ferguson. Wstertown, Canada West Albert
Floyd Jones, South Oyster Bay, L. l.; h. n Morfeli,
Caroline Centre, Tonpk!ns co.
BLOOD STALLIONS-3 YEARS OLD STATIONS.
BLOOD MARES YEARS OLD MARES
James Bstbcste Fordhsn, Wesches.er Co D.
Campbell, Schenectady Cen David Jones, Cold Spring,
N's' MATCH HORSES AND GELDlNGS.
Edward Long. Bu.kiks Bridge; VIM. A. Du,cher,
FEM Yau Wal, s. Davis, KiDg,s Ferry, Csyusa
SHEEP.
! Glass Long Voolcd-Philip Rsybold. Jr. Whining
ton, Del. Hon. Samuel Cheever, Bemu. Hisht'' sara
toga Co. Augustus Rsyner, Clarence, Erie Co.
CLASS Il-ifiddtc Hooed-WiIsm Hewitt, Guelph { an
ada West; Pso Lathrop, south Hadley f@l' Mass Ben
janin Enos De Ruy;er. Madison Co.
Class Wytnoes-Robert r. Reed, Washington, Ia
Edward A. lie Roy New-York; VIM. B. smith Wood
bury Conn., Samuel Lawrence Lowell ;. Newton Dex-
Class SaronS-Adam Hildebrand, Masslon, Ohio .
Daniel Rogers. Hoosck Corners Homer Blanchard Kin
derhook - Mackey, Salem, Washington Co. j. A.
Tantor. Hartford, CT.
G. V c;scke,t Seneca Falls P. y. Rust, Syracuse; E.
L. b. Curtis, DANNY, Tempkns Co.
POULTRY
L. b L.nSworthy Rochester Thos Hollis. GiSestsvie,
Edward Mesier Fishki
FLOWS.
C c. Dennis Auburn; Enoch Marks. Paramount, onon-
daga; 5. y. Wright, Vernon Centre.
WAGONS. HARRowS. &c.
Samel Grcenlcaf. Csuandagua' +. 2. Beck, sheldon.
Wyoming Isaac c. Boies, Homer
CoRS.CoB CRUsHER, etc.
George Geddes, Fairmount Ononcaga, kinssoury Z.
Sanford Volney, Oswego; Cornelius bergen, Brooklyn
FLOWING MATCH.
John Johnson, Geneva; John Hinch Astoria pavla
Matthews Tru1ton; Henry Brewer. EGneld; faIis u.
| Barber Homer.
L. Bsrton Stout, Aliens Hill Andrew Dickson. Cortland
! Aaron Petre, Little Falls
VIM. c. Grain, Warren Hevkimer: Lewis Eaton, Beek
Rock Eliza Morse. Eaton, Madison Co.
MAPLE AND CoRNSTALK SUGAR.
Gen. Quo f. Marshall, Wheeler. Steuoeu CO. Robert
Hadhed, Sheldon Wyoming William Blossom Canan'
Joel F. BeIcher. Richford Ttogs Edward Morgan, Au.
| rora Charles Psrdee, Sksnesteles.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
Roswell Randall. Cortsndvile Curtis Moses, Mar
celus Moses D. Burnet, Syracuse.
John A King Jamaica. L. H. Dr. underhill New. York
! VIM. L. Dewitt lihacs.
FLOWERS.
Dr. Herman Wendell. Albany; VIM. r. Randall Ccrt'
! land. --- Tracy Syracuse.
VEGETABLES.
L. A. Morre. Lake Ridge, Tompkns, Geo. J. Pun
! pely, Owego; Henry Morgan, Aurora
MISCELLANEOUS.
h L. Allen, Buffalo j. 7. Cooper, Albany VIM Jack
STOVES. &c.
C. n. Bement. Albany; Samuel t. Pratt. Buffalo
Franklin Manning, Syracuse.
PAINTING AND DRAWING.
Francis Roch. But.ernuts; T. Il. Walker, Utica John
A Granger, Csnsntarua.
ORNAMENTAL SHELL. NEEDLE AND WAN WORK.
Mrs t. D. Coo, Buffalo, Mrs Hansan Cox. auburn
Mrs. Alvah worden Canandsigua; Mrs. Wemore, Utica
Mrs. W W. Watson, Geneva.
IMPLEMENTS AND OTHER UNESUMERATED AR
TlCLES.
! u. Yele, Troy; j. B. Duane, Schenectady, S. b.
Gushing, Ithaca.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
J. NJ Sherwood. Auburn J. Chedell. do; c. c. Dem
mis-. do Wu. Fuller, Sksnes,eies Il s. Randall. Cort-
landville; J. B. Mott Albany Gen. Brown Onondsga
| A. Thompson, Aurora
| COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Gov. Throop Auburn; Hon. A. Conkin, do Gov.
Seward, DO; Hon. Christopher Morgan do E. A. Wor-
! den, de 7. Y. How, Jr. do S A. Goodwin, Go.
RECEPTION OF STOCK
| Major DIN, Auburn VIM. Howard, Go Ira Hopkins.
Commitiee TO make arrangements with the differ.
ent Railroads for the transportation OF Stock. SC.
L. f Allen Buffalo; q. Vail. Troy; {. P Prentice,
| Albany T. s Fsx;nn. Utica NJ. D. Burnett; Syracuse
| c. P. Wood, Auburn L. B. Lsusworthy, Rochester.
| LABoRERs FOR TIE CASAL.-The work on the
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