The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-18

Best twenty Ave pounds made In Juns-John Hsbsrt,
Chsmung co, $40; A. C. Croker, volume Transac-
Best fifty pounds made at any time.-(not reporteD
Sl5 o. C. Crocker Union, $40.
clinton 100 asW
Best 100 lbs less than one year old-T Birch $40;
SILK -Cocoons and Silk sewing-Mrs Louisa Wescott,
Greenfield Saratoga CO., $40.
:, p s M.surAcruRE'-Bes Woollen Blanket
Rutland jefferson co, 81 Mrs B. r. Voorhis, Amster-
dam, Montgomery co.. So
Best ten yards Flnnel-G. w. Henry, IS; Mrs. L. d.
scovil Monroe CO., 81 VIM. Deerng, Greenfield, Sara
toga CO., So.
Best ten yards woollen Cloth-N. P. Jordan, Malta,
\, WOolsn carpst.-Mrs. voOrhis So S. C. Hays, 81
HrAnrH Rvo.-Mrs D. Russell, ssrstors county, 50 :
bury, s..
LINEN CLoTM-Mrs Jane HarreI, Rensselaer, coun-
LINEN DiArrn-Mrs scoville, SIS.
KrRsHy.-E. Wescott Milton, Saratoga county, 50.
RAG CAnrEr.-J. Amber, Saratoga Springs So; J.
Mouton, 81 and many others in other departments OF
FLowrns-Grsatest variety james Wilson, Albany;
also for dahss roses verbenas Among others who
ceved premiums, T. Ingraham, Saratoga; Mr.. New
Dslavan, Ballston; Dr. H. Wendell, Albany; Mrs New
comb, Pitstown; 4. Mabbett Half Moon; j. Ford, Sara
wsnds; J. insr.ham, Saratoga; Miss 5. Davidson do
Mrs Dr. J. Clark do. Mr.. Wilson took eight premiums
FRuIrs-E. c. Frost, Fredouia; Wilson, Thorburn
and Teller Albany 7. Mabbstt Saratoga; II. n Lang
worthy Monroe GO; H. Vail, Troy l. Randall Lys.n
DR.. Wendell, Albany Snyder, Undertook; L. II. Ro
secrans, Glsns Falls; Q. Phelps, CanandAigua Mills
dol and some others for various kinds Of fruits; A Nip
pie, Snyder, Kinderhook; Col Young, Ballston; r.
Underhill, Croton Point; X. Mcdonald Greenfield; d
Ayres Amsterdam; J. c. Hubbell, Clinton county; w
c. Sage.
Prentice, Albany; H. N Langworthy, Monroe co; Pro
lesser Jones, New Haven; L. Provost, Astoria; A. Ra
peje, do ~ ,
r. Nicplls, Genesee Co.; IL. Morrison, Orange Co; ~
Smith, Buffalo; Thos Coody, Saratoga; Il. Mabbett
do e. Schuyler, Rallston.
PArNrINos AND DRAwIrGs-Mrs. f. McAiastsr, the
May Queen" and Landscape; A. stsben Annual Port
folio; Miss Hill, pencil drawings of Doves and Old
Willow.
srovEs.-Theo. Phelps, Galway, for best wood; Will
son. Mechancsvie air tight; also, Anthony Dsvy Troy
New York
Hall; Royalton Miss; Green Mountain Top Gallant
BRooD MAHEs.-G II. Morgan, Rutland Vt, Morgan
Mare Calvin Boodgstt Lady Burbank" F. A. wier
FonEler srocK CArrLr.-Bsst yoke oxen, A. H. Je-
rome, New Hartford, Ct.
sHErr.-E w. Reybold, Delaware; 8 8. Scovill, Con-
necticut; Hinds Vermont; J. N Sawyer, New Hamp-
shire; j. Blakslee Connecticut.
There many other premiums given, but found
1t impossible to procure them in time for insertion in
this days paper.
During the three days Of the fair the amussments
the course and around the fair kept up with
out intermission. There excellent trotting
between nags Of good repute, but obtained the
cuars Of only that took place between the celebra
ted stallion Back Hawk" and the equally celebrated
stallion called the Moss Horsen the former Breed
port, Vermont and the other from Rensselaer, county
New York The trot was for purse of $50, best two
| in harness Notwithstanding that Black Hawk war
lame in consequence of one Of his feet being ricked
with something sharpand fat, and likewise having
run in four years, the alleges he the two
first heats making the distance in 1851 and 1852 respec
lively Before the start bets freely offered and
taken against him, and considerable sums changed
| hands ON the occasion.