Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-09-24

weight Of the butter made in the intervals of time
before named. The affidavit must also disclose the
time when the cow calves, and il the has had any
other Keeping than by pasture of what kind and in
what quantity IL has been.
4. SwlNE.-ln awarding premiums for swine, re-
gard is TO be had not merely size aud present cond
ton, but to that excellence OF breed form, structure
and proportions, which will afford the greatest profit
with the smallest expense.
g. WoRKtNe OxEK AND SrEERs.-Particuar refer
ence will be had TO close matching, training dociliiy
and breed, well as to size and general appearance.
G. BREEDING Administrations TO be given TO
the greatest combination o!Valuable points.
T. ENTRY OF AsIMALs.--Persons intending to Of
fer any species Of stock for premium, must give no
lice thereof either by letter, post paid, by personal
application, to Frederick Hubfook, Of Bratteboro, on
OF before the 9th day Of October, (he day preceding
the Fair) requesting him to enter his application, so
that cl cts for the pens may be ready by O'Clock
the next morning
s. CoMPEEsATIoN ron TRAvEL.-Five cents per
mile will be paid for travel 10 the Of premium
animals with the exception of horses) when they
shall have been driven greater distance than 10 miles
computing from the place whence the animals come,
10 the place Of the Fair,
No owner Of any number of premium animals will
be entitled to more than allowance Of travel.
Grass.
Persons applying for premiums on Grass shall file
statement in writing with the committee, disclosing
that the applicant the owner lessee OF the land
on which the grass grown,-ihe town in which
the land is situated, that the acres n which the
grass was grown were in one piece,--the quantity
per acre,-quaily, character of the soil and modes
OF culture. Ana this statement shall be verified by
affidavit and The premiums shall be awarded with
reference to quality and quantity.
Grain, Roots and Hops.
Persons applying for premiums on Grain and Root
Crops, Hops, shall file a written statement with the
appropriate committee that the land ON which The crop
the crop raised during the year preceding the Fair
that the acre ON which il grew in one piece, the
number OF bushels per acre, aud that the sample
hibited TO the committee, which sample shall not he
less than halt bushe is Of an aveTsge with the whole
crop, and the shall further disclose the char.
acer OF the soil and the mode OF culture in detail aud
this statement hall be verified by affidavit.
Prenirms to be awarded with reference TO quantity
and quality.
Diary and Maple Sugar.
Each competitor shall file a sworn statement with
the proper committee, that he is the of the
pie exhibited that 1t manufactured during the
year preceding the Fair, within the county, and the
statement shall particularly disclose the process adopt
ed in the manufacture
Manure.
Each competitor shall file a sworn statement with
the committee, disclosing that the land on which the
manure made is within the county, that the app
cant owned occupied it when the manure was made,
that il was made during the year preceding the Fair,
the quantity made stated in loads of 80 bushels the
load the number of Of cleared land in the farm
the composition of the and the process Of max
ing with great fulness and PARTICULARLY.
Bees.
Each applicant 10 file with the committee a sworn
statement that the Honey exhibited was made by him
during the current year and within the county, and
shall disclose all the particulars with regard the mode
Of management.
Fruit & Garden Vegetables.
Each applicant TO file with the committee a sworn
statement that the samples exhibited OF the growth
Of the county during the year preceding the Fair, and
whatever there may be peculiar in the mode Of cuva-
ton should be included 10 the statement
Tools, Manufactures, Household Arts
and Fancy Articles.
Each applicant TO file a sworn statement that the
articles exhibited made within the county by the
applicant, or some one in his employment, during the
year preceding the Fair.
Ploughing Match.
/. The quantity Of ground for each team to be one
fourth Of an acre.
9. Time allowed to do the work, two hours.
s. Depth Of furrow not less than elk inches.
L. The teams shall all start at the time, and
each ploughman shall do his work without driver OF
other assistance.
s. The premiums will be awarded to those who
shall do their work within the time, in the best man
ner.
6. All persons intending TO enter for the match,
NOTIFY Frederick Hobrook, of Brattleboro, there
Of, on or before The 9th OF Oct.