Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-09
rFARD OF PREMIUaIS
.cHIGTTITuRAL soefETY.

4. ID Annual kxhtOilion OF the Nftte AZ
ttas society, held near GharlestowE, On the
e., and 29d of October, the following pre-.
v.re awarded.
pans CATTLE.
Ngoler for the best Durham Bull 3 years
Il LSs.nmolive,O IS; TO 4. g. Butler for best
II Y PnIl . years old, $3.50; TO DR.. L;H. Tay-
DrbsIh SH"Tbam Cow 3 years old, IS; 10 Capt.
es best Durham Cow 2 years old, 50 SO; TO
ei9a4LIIt Taylor besl AYRSHIRE Bull 2 years old,
"a 10 II. w Baylor, best Ayreshlre Gov, So;
> y T.nkle best Grade Bull l-year ole, s.; 10.
VI .Li.yander best Grade Cow 3 years old IS; to
AH"Sinpton iCr4Ihe best Grade Bail calf 1
1B y, 81: TO DR.. Cyrus McCormick for best
~ OlS. airing heifers, Q; to Allen Williams Tor
6a6eJ .oLed as oxen, . {; TO Dr.. Cyrus McCor-
SnlIss y .Se nest . wear old Kais1 Bun cali, S !; 10.
piek!Uvy W BAYLOR for the best year old KAisi Buil
Et5ein ",oR w Baylor for the best kaisi heifer,
al, o. Dr. CYRUS Mccormick for the best Kaisi
g99ii 20 months old, Q to Allen WilliaEds for the
sDSi AVON beifel year old, 2; 10 Allen Williams
FL Devon calf Al months old, L; to r B
g t;Sgton Tor the best Alderney Bull lyear old,
WtsInH SV BAYLOR for the best Attorney Cow, 5 TO
y Williams for Attorney heifer year old, l
DESy.' WIN F Alexander for the best yoke of Oxen
ppI' vears old, S; 10 VIM johnson fer the best
rlG s,.eG lied by VIM G Ferguscn) 5; 70 Samuel
1IiS.SoTer for the best fat Cow, s to r w Bay
Hil = : he best fat heller, 2 so; TO John w Moore
I, best slaughtered mutton, 2; to VIM II
e. ]. for the best lot of live mutton, s.
bo"e SHEEP.
-colJw Wsre for the best long wool Buck,
OoC ol. ] w Ware for the best pair of long
81 Ewes. 2 So; to George D Wiltshire for the best
Is% I. Em;Yed breed, $50; to Thos. S Johnson for
q q y o. hest Buck mixed breed 2 TO COLI w Ware
" &c, : he's, pair mixed breed Ewes 9; to Col. ] w
49, ~ for the best Buck OF any breed, 5 to w
MVI-Ie, for the best South Down Buck, 2 so; TO
SS!!WT Moore for the best pen of 5 lambs, so; 10
~ n Moore for The best pair of lambs, 2 so.
WI MULES ANDJACKS.
n NUillSu for Tho bocf Ian. OK. IN
~ Gr;ogs for the best pair of Mules s. TO. John
ILET.ntIs FIR the best team of 6 mules, 5; to John
! IT,a;gbili for the best mulecolt, 2; toRB WASH
LSr ID best pair of mules, 81 to F M Eichelber-
ny q, ID best mule colt, 2.
ger HORSES.
- VIM ] Blackford for the best Stallion for
4..vv drasght, 50; TO STROLLER II Bowen for the
NE Stallion for quick draught, 5 to Geo w Cock
PSI h The best mare for heavy draught, 5; 10 r
~ "p,vior for the best mare for quick draught, 5 to
u y + Brooke for the best pair matched horses, 5;
=. - Io6n w Moore for the best saddle horse, 5; to
Kim W Moore for the best team of 6 horses; s;
y. Col. J w Ware for the best blooded 3 year
N :: TO Coll w Ware for the hest thorough
Isg 1 year old flIy, l to Major Francis Yates for
n. best coarse colt3 years old, 3 to Geo w Cock
,Il for the best 9 year old colt, 2; to Col. ] w
Ware for tine best l year old colt, l; to L P Will
Sans for the best year old colt, J.
SWINE.
To D W Baylor for the best Boar, So so 10
lain T Thompson for the best l year old Boar 2
MN oe for the best Chester Boar, 9 80; 10 Wm
&c for the best Sow 2 years old, $50; to r w
BAYLOR for the best Chester Sow, 2 so tc John w
Moore for the best lot of pigs, 81; to L S Eichel-
hrrer for the best pair OF Shoats 2 so TO John
Eps for the best Sow and Pigs, Il; to T G Baylor
EHpair Of pigs, 2.
' AGRiCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
ToO'BannOn g. Hunt for the best Single Shovel
cough, 81; TO the same, for the best double shovel
tough. ] TO same, for Corn coverer, ] 10 same
tr Subsoil ,:iOugh l to 3 3 Welsh for best Har-
rE, l.: to Zimmerman g. Co., for Roller, 2 to X
WBaylor Ok Yoke, l; to VincenhelIer Cider
Mil. 1; to Wa Berlin for Iron Harrow, l TO
las D Simmons for the best Wheat DILL, 4 to
g. Hunt ID best Wheat Drill, 9; TO
g. Co, for Wheat saper, 4 to same
li Threshcr and Cleaner, 5; to same for best
straw Cutter, /; 10 same for Fodder cutter, 2; TO
Tor Corn sheller.2; to same for COP crusher,
9; to O'Bannon q Hunt best horse cart, 3; TO
Martin Eichelberger for best farm wagon, 5 TO J
Runyan for Wheat fan, 2 SO. The tan of J T
Doyle was again exhibited, but it having received
The lt premium last year 1t could not by the rules
If the Society receive a premium this year, a GER
ifcaie of prominence is therefore awarded TO
T Doyle, isr his Wheat fan.
SADDLERY.
To P German for the best Gentleman's Saddle,
81; TO ] Vincenhefer best Ladies' Saddle, 4 10
P .Gormau best Wagon Bride, 2; tn: John w
Moore for the best pair Of Brcetchings, 4 to same
Tor the best pair of fOTe-gearS, ? so toJ p German
for the best riding bride, l 10 same for best seit of
iouble harness, .; to Wells J Hawks for best sett
Jingle rharness,2 ?.
POULTRY.
To Mrs. d. Moler for the best pair OF Turkeys,
TO same best pair of Geese, J 10. Mrs. J
'laEg best pair of Muscovoy Ducks, ] to Mrs. K
y BAYLOR for the best pair of Poland Ducks l TO
Mrs. TG Baylor for the best pair of Jersey Blues
! TO same best pair otany breed, l to Mrs. VIM
Alexander best pair OF Shanghai, ! TO Mrs.
obn VI Ware best pair of game fowls, I; TO same
est Pair,of Cochin China fowls, /; to.Mrs. WIN
Alexander for the best pair Of Buck Co, fowls,
; to flames N Gallaher Tor the best pair Of Ban
Inns, 4.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
To Mrs. L Richardson best quilt, So; to Miss
irginia Hoof for the best cotton Counterpart, Il
&C Porter for the best yarn Counterpart, 2 TO
RS. Charles Yates for the ID best do, L TO G G
,hnSen for the best piece of fulled linsey, l; 10
C Porter fer the best striped insey, ] to Mrs. G
for the best homemade soap ; To- Mrs. BIB
Ielsh Tor the best homemade bread, I TO Mrs.J
Richardson best pound cake, TO Mrs. Mo
best sponge cake, l to Mrs. FP Pendleton
st pickles, l; to Miss Maria Humphreys best
/ ; to Mrs. T B Washington best biscuit,
to Mrs. Thos S Johnson for PumpkiG butter, ! !;
Kable & Johnson for piece of homemade CASH
l to same for stocking yarn, /; to DR.. S
CheIberger for a skein OF homemade silk, l TO
iSS Hannah Hurst one pair OF thread Hose, l to
ISIS Christian Blackburn one pair of KHit acke
to Miss Jane Bragg one worked table Cloth l to
rs G Butler three tidys, l 10 Miss EiPendleton,
y, l Miss E Osborn embroidered handkerchief,
TO Miss Hannah Hurst l sett of Valants, | to
iss Anne Garter tor best pastry, l to Miss Hes
y best worsted work, l. An embroidered Scarf
Exhibition by Miss E Pendleton, OF Berkeley,
as much admired, also a piece Of Lace Embroide-
VEGETABLES.
ThoS B Washington largest assortment OF
getables, 50 so; TO + Nj Eichelbergpr best doz.
l to G w Eichelberger best dox. carrots. 1:
Capt. } Reinhart best doz. cabbage, /; to Thos
Johnson best busheI potatoes, TO same best doz.
1; TO G w Eichelberger best doz. Pars-
pS, ! to ] D Richardson best lot of celery. 1; to.
best doz. radishes, l % same bestpeck toma-
IS, 1 to Capt, J. Reinhart best bush4l of sweet
tatOes, L; to Miss Hannah CockertlI best buShel
TuTniDS, l.
DAIRY, HONEY AND FRUIT.
To B B Welsh best 5 lbs. butter, So; to Mrs. ]
Richardson I'd best 5 lbs. butter, ] 70 c c Por-
best 10 lbs honey, l +; to R w Baylor torthe lar
st and most choice variety of apples {34 in num-
NJ to sc Kearsley best peaches, to Miss
annah Cockerell best ounces, i.
BACON HAMS.
To Mrs. John R. FIagg for the best bacon ham,
i TO Mrs. VIVA Castleman Cd best do, q 10
rs. F P Pendleton Sd best do. 2.
FLOWERS.
10 Mrs. T B Washington greatest variety of
'wers, 9; to DR.. G f Mason greatest variety of
ahlies, l to Mrs. ] r Flagg creates! variety of
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