Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-11-19

For best lot Lambs, improved breed, to Col.
VIM. Thompson,
&C best Slaughtered Mutton, to L. Shackel-
ford,
Hogs.
&" best Boar, to DR.. R. FERGUSON,
&c best Sow, to DR.. r. Ferguson,
" best Sow and Pigs, not less than six to,
Absalom Tennison,
" best Pork Hog, to George w. Matthews,
agricultural Productions.
" best field Wheat, not less than 5 acres, to
DR.. F. r. Wills,
" best acre Wheat, to DR.. F. r. Wills
second best acre of Wheat, to James F.
NeaIe,
" best field Corn, not less than acres, to
Josias H. Hawkins,
I" best acre Corn, to DR.. F. R. Wills.
" second best acre Corn, to John Hamilton,
" best one-eighth acre of Irish Potatoes.
to Richard B. Posey,
" best one-eighth acre of Turnips, to Nath.
HALEY,
Products of the Garden.
" best bushel Irish Potatoes, to Richard
B. Posey,
sc best bushel Sweet Potatoes, to Mrs. E. A.
Robey,
I" best specimen of Cabbage, to DR.. Bennett
Neae,
&C best lot Bects, to Rev. James Moore,
" best half bushel Parsnips, to Rev. James
" best half bushel Carrots, to Rev. James
Moore,
60 best lot Pumpkins, to E. w. Day,
" best lot assorted Vegetables, to DR.. B.
Neale,
Home Manufactures.
&C best TwilIed Cloth, not less than yards,
to Mrs. E. G. Davis,
" second best Twilled Cloth, to Mrs Richard
Price,
&c best plaid Linsey, to Josas II. Hawkins,
sc second best plaid Linsey, to Mrs. Geo.
Carrico,
&C best plaid Cotton, to Mrs Sarah Maddox,
L" best Cassinett, to Miss E. A. Tucker,
" best Domestic Flannel, to Miss Caroline
Hanson,
4" second best Domestic Flannel, to Mrs. E.
Hanson,
I" best homemade yarn Counterpart, to
Mrs. Mary s. Price,
" second best homemade yarn Counter
pane to Mrs. E. G. Davis,
" best cotton Counterpart, to Mrs. Kitty
Turner,
&C best home made Quilt, to Mrs. Mary
Smoot,
6" second best homemade Quilt, to Mrs. S.
w. Dent,
" best homemade yarn Stockings, to Mrs
Sophia Gardiner,
{" best homemade yarn Socks, to Miss Le-
titia Oliver,
" best cotton Stockings, to Mrs. E. A.
Neale,
" best cotton Socks, to Mrs. Ann Wills,
GO best lot Tapestry, to Miss NJ. C. Thomp-
son,
" best Fancy Needlework, other than Ia
pestry, to Miss Martin,
I" best plain Needlework, to Mrs. f. Farrail,
I" best ported Butter, to Mrs. Sophia Gar
diner,
&c second best ported Butter, to Mrs. E. A.
Neale,
&" best lot fresh Butter, to Mrs. John Ham
/" second best lot of fresh Butter, to Mrs, E.
G. Davis,
" best homemade Wheat Bread, to Mrs. E.
A. Neale,
" best homemade Corn Bread, to Mrs. E.
A. Neale,
&c best homemade Soap, to Mrs. F. A.
Neale,
&C second best homemade Soap, to Mrs.
Henly Smoot,
&" best Starch, to Mrs Sophia Gardiner,
L" best Candles, to Mrs. E. Farrall,
FTult-
4" best lot Fruit, to VIM. G.. Robey,
90 best lot Apples, to Rev. James Moore,
Poultry.
&c best pair Turkeys, to Mrs. George H.
Gardiner,
{" best pair Geese, to DR.. R. Ferguson,
I" best pair Puddle Ducks, to John B. Mad
dox, Il
{" best pair Barnyard Fowls, to Richard B.
Posey, x
Extra Premiums a,carded and paid by the Presd
Of the Society.
To Mrs. James H. Neale, for Wine,
" Mrs. Cearles A. Pye, " do
/" Mrs. DR.. Miles, for Preserves,
Extra Premium a,carded by the Socety-an,ount
be fred by the Erecutire Committee
To Miss Martin, for Chair beautifully orna-
mented with tufted worsted work.
The Premiums above awarded were S
lecled from beautiful assortment of Jewe
~ and Silver and PIa,ed-ware exhibited
Messrs. GARFIELD, Bro. s. Co., of Balimor