Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14


MARsuAL-CcL. FRANc1s= YATES.
Judges-Geo Isler, Jacob Wagely, Edward Haines,
Jos. Cockcrell and Joseph Smith.
For the best Wheat Thresher and Horsepower,
SIS for I'd best do, 2; 4Or Tanning Mill, $50 for
Churn, i for Hay aud Dung FDr<s, l..
Fort The best Horse Cart, So
Ok do, 2
Farm Wagon, 9
Hay or Straw CuliCr,
Fodder Gutter ana Grinder,
Corn Shelter, l
Cob CTusher,
~PLOUGHING MATCH.
JWdgcs-Geo. w. EichelbeTger, Geo. 3. Beall,
Richard Henderson aud JUhH c. Wiltshire.
For the best Plough, -
DAIRY, HONEY AND FRUIT.
MARsHAL-IsAAc N. CARTER.
.JuGgcs-John Humphreys, Johr r, Flagg, Samuel
RidenUur and G. Ii. Lewis.
For the best specimen of fresh butter, not less
Than 5 lbs, So I'll best, l best Cheese, not less
than 30 lbs, 2 best 10 pounds Igoaey, l best and
greatest number OF choice varieties of Apples, |
do of Pears, | do. Of Peaches, l do. OF Ounces,
/; do. OF Grapes, /.
VEGETABLES.
MARsuAL-DAvrD EtowrLL.,
lga:4t+45.4rr4.z IN urI, beings Y. Moupr, X. 0-
Mcpherson, 'rhos. B. Washington.
For the largest -assortmentcf table vegetables,
81 so; best de-. BCets, l best Luz Carrots, best
doz. Cauli1owers, best doEi: Cabbage, ! hest
doz. Broccoli, | best d"z. Egg plants, best doz.
PaIsnips. / best peck OF Onions, l best dozen
punches UI celery ! pest DQSucl OF EOlalOeSi l
best peck of Tomatoes, l..
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
MARsuAL-JoHN SGLDEN.
Judgcs-B. T.. Towner, James. Hurst, NJ. Helm
and II. Keys;
For the best Quill, So; best Counterpane (yarn)
,; ID best do, l best Hearth rug, l best Coun-
terpane (couon,) /; best pair of homemade Blan-
kets, 2; I'd best do, l best homemade Carpet, 1;
best piece OF lulIed Linsey, l !; best piece striped
Linsey, ! best homemade Soap; best homemade
Bread, / best Pound Cake, 1 best Spunge Cake,
| best specimen OF Pickles, l 3.st specimen of
Preserves, l.
BACON HAMS:
MARsHAL-JAcoB MORGAN.
J~udgcs-Andrew Kennedy, Saniuui Kneller, VIM.
c. Worthington and Andrew Hunter
For the best Ham, cured bS the exhibitor, 3;
Cd best do, 2 Bird best do, 2.
All competitors for premiums, are requested to
have their Hams cooked and tr9ughttO the exhibit
ton with the skins on, and to stats manner ofcuring.
FLOWERS.
MARsHAL-J. R. A. REpMAN.
Judgcs-Ambrose Ransom, Jerr: Harris, T. c. Sig
afoose, J. S. Moore and Wm.T. DaughGrEy.
For the greatest, and choice varieties of Flowers,
So do. variety of Dahlias, l 90. variety o fROses,
/; do, handsOmesl BOquet, |.
SWEEPSTAKE PREMIUMS.
MARSHAL. Fl. HEtR.
Judges. ]. Lock, ]. E. Schley, VIM. II. Griggs
and V. w. Moore.
For the best bushel OF Corn in the ear; best
busheI OF Zimmerman Wheat !; best bushel Medi-
terranean do; best bushel of wRite Blue Stem do
best bushcl ofRye; best bushei Dt Oats best Eush-
ell of Timothy seed; best buSheI of Cloverseed;
best bushel of Irish Potatoes. No one can be a
competitor for these premiums aEha is not the actu-
al producer of the article cOnlel.ded for.
Each separate kind or parcel entered, will be con-
sideIed as entered only TO comptts with samples of
The same kind, The. best article Rf each kind to
take all The others of the same Kind as a premium.
DISCRETIONARY PREMIUMS.
MARsHAL-J. r. HAMaRAMcK.
Judges-CoL. j. w. Ware, Horace Brooke, E, NJ.
Afsquith, RIB. Lee. Isle RaxsF and Laekiand-
SADDLERY.
MARsHAL-JouN a. CAMPBELL.
Judgcs-John Avis jr., J,J. Grantham, /, W.
Drew, r. M. English and Fisher A. Lewis.
For the best riding Saddle, 81 best Bride, Ii
best Wagon Saddle, 81 best wagon Birdie, i;
pair Of Britchbands, a best set Of Cart Gears, 2.
INSTRUCTION TOJuDGES.
No person will be allowed tG interfere with the
Judges during their adjudicatiCns.
No animal or article canitakc more than one pre-
MUM.
the highest premium of the Society, can again be-
come a competitor for the same; grade. This. VIII
not exclude yearlings which TOOK The highest pre-
MUM last year as yearlingss from contendtng Tor,
the 9 year old prize this year, &c.
A premium will not be awaF$ea when the animal
or article is not worthy, though ;here is no com
petition. -. y
l~Esa7s HAY.
Hay will he furnished for mammals entered for
premiahis.yl
From the gTeatliberality herst2tore iexten1eu by
Railroad Companies, upon occasions OF TINS klna'
exhibitors may calculate on having animals ana
articles intended for exhibition transported free OF
cost and visitors willie able 70 procure the reuho
trip.tickets at half price.
September Id 1852