The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-04-12

and their various combinations;
the treatise to be- snbjoctsto dis
posal of Association-a prcmi-
um of Ten Dollars. $40 90
3. For the best sucking Horse
Colt, IS 90
4, For the best year old Colt, 90
S. For the best year old Colt, 90
G. For the best sucking Mule
Colt, S 90
r. For the best year old Mule
Colt, 90
8. For the best two year old Mule
Colt, 5 90
9. For the best Cow and Calf 5 90
10. For the best year old Calf,
(bull or heifer,) s 90
IL. For the best three year old
Bull, S 90
10. For the best Ram Of any age, S 90
Is. For the best Eve of any age, 4 90
Is. Eor the best pair of Lambs, 8 90
Is. For the best Boar, not exceed
ing two years old, 3 90
27. For tho best breeding Sow,
same age, 8 90
II. For the best Sow with littero Of
Pigs, 3 90
ls. For the best pair of Chickens,
Improved brccd:) 2 90
10. For the best pair ofTurkeys,2 90
20. For the best pair Of Ducks,
(any breed,) 2 90
81. For the best lot of Butter not
less than 10 lbs. 90
%. For the best jar of Pickles, not
less than l-2 gallon, l 90
%. For the best lot Of Preserves or
Sweetmeats, in jars contain
ing one quart, premium Of
SO cents for each kind exhibit
ted.
"a. For the best woolen Counter
pane, 2 90
2e. For the best Patchworg Quilt, 2 90
81. For tho best woolen cloth for
domestics {not less 10 yards, 2 90
%. For the greatest number of
yds. of woolen goods made
on any plantation in pro-
portion to number of labo-
rcrs, 2 90
20. For the best turning Plough,
(rcady for use,) 90
80. For the best sub.soil Plough,
(ready for use,) 2 90
81. For the best Sweep or Guilt
yator, (rcady for use.) 2 90
80. For the best Harrow (ready
for use, 2 90
33. For the best yield Of Cotton
per acre (swamp land,) S 90
35. For greatest yield Of Corn per
acre (swamp land
81. For greatest yield Of Corn per
acrr, (oak and hickory,) S 90
3s. For greatest yield Of Corn per
acre, (pine land 90
80. For greatest yield Of Potatoes,
per acre (swamp land,) 3 90
40. For greatest yield of Potatoes
per acre, (pinc land,) 3 90
Al. For greatest yield of Wheat
epcr acre, 90
AZ; For greatest yield Of Rye
~ l4'a Rsh afessrsd DIES y1sla; Greats y
per acre, 8 90
"A. For greatest yield Of Rice
per acre-swamp land, 8 90
45. For greatest yield of Rice
per acre-bottom land, 3 90
46. For best specimen of seed
Corn in ears, not less than ;
NsTo bushols, | 90
Al. For best specimen of seed
Wheat, not less than
one bush., 90
4S. For best specimen of
seed Rye, not less than
one bushel, | 90
40. For best specimen Of seed
Oats not less than one bush.
so. For best specimen of seed
Rice not less than one bush.
el 90
81. For the best specimen ofVego-
tables, 90
50. For the specimens of Fruit, l 90
50. For the best specimens ofFlow-
lst. Committee on Trcatises that
may be offered to the Association, we
appoint II. D. Green DR.. Mayes and
Capt. j. J. Nelson.
I'd. Committee on Stock, including
Horses, and Mules, we appoint Col.
w. Nettles, G. w. Cooper, and r.
l.. Hcrot.
Sd. Committee on Cows, Sheep, and
Swine, we appoint Col. +. NJ.
Mellett, John Auldrow and L.
r. Jennings.
4th. Committee on Poultry, pro-
ducts of Dairy, Kitchen, &C., we ap-
point r. B. Cain, L. d. Pringle. and
John b. Moore.
5th. Committee on products of
Loom, Needle, and Implements of
Husbandry, Capt. j. E. Withcrspoon,
j. w. Rembcrt. and r. D. BrodErd