Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-09-08
The AptrossA,ns ssaes Fair.

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The AptrossAihs ssaes Fair.
y We publish below The reguls.ions for the mp
preaching State Fair to bs held In ibis City, chm
mencing on the 10th Of next month. We hops to-.
see larger attendance than on any former occasion
and successful exhibition ii an respects:
$50 sfts'-- .s's REauLAr1oNs ae 3 sAe
!. All members of the North. Carolina State Agri-
cultural Society viii be furnished with badge Of
membership, upon payment Of the annual tax Of %,
and will be required to wear the same during the
Fair. This badge will admit the ladies Of his family
and children under eighteen years Of age during the
Fair. '-.-' v- 7-11-s. s 40 71+ss-e. .
O. Agricultural Societies and Institutions from
other States are invited to send delegates. Such
delegates will be presented with . complimentary
card. -
' g. All exhibitors who intend to compete for the
premiums of the Society, must become members of
the same and have their ARTICLES on the ground and
at or before o'clock on Monday evening, Oct lsth
WITHOUT fail, so that they may be arranged in their
respective departments s..a.
4. The regulations of the Society must be strictly
observed by exhibitors otherwise the Society willy
not be responsible for the omission of any article or
animal not entered under its rules.
5. No articles animal entered for q premium
can be removed taken away before the close of
the exhibition. No premium will be paid on arti
cles or animals removed in violation of this rule.
6. All articles and animals entered for exhibition
must have cards with the number as entered at the
Secretarys Office; and exhibitors in all must
obtain their cards previous to placing their articles
animals on the Fair Grounds
2. Those who wish to offer animals or articles for
sale during the Fair must notify the Secretary of
such intention at the time of entry.
8. The Executive Committee will employ day
and night guard and will use all reasonable precau.
ton in their power for the safe preservation OF all
articles and stock exhibition, but will not be
responsible for loss damage that may occur. Ex-
hibtors must give attention to their articles or ami
mails during the Fair, and at the close OF the exhi.
bition attend to their removal
9. The awarding committee or Judges selected for
the next Fair, earnestly requested to report
themselves to the chairman of the Executive Com
mttee, at Reception Hail. upon the grounds of the
Society on Tuesday morning, the 10th OF October,
1853
10. In no case can the judges award special or
discretionary premiums; but will recommend to the
Executive Committee any articles in their class
which they may deem worthy of special notice and
for which premium has not been offered.
IL. The judges on animals will have regard to the
symmetry, early maturing, breeding and char
acteristics of the breeds which they judge
They will make proper allowances for the age, feed
ing and condition of the animals, especially in the
breeding classes, and will not give encouragement
to over-fed animals.
10. No stock of inferior quality will be admitted
within the grounds; a committee will be appointed
to rule out all below medium grade.
Is. Animals to which premiums have been award
ed must be paraded around the track, that the visit
ors may the prize animals
A. No person will be allowed to interfere with
the judges during their adjudication.
49, The several experimenting committees will
give particular direction to all articles in their de-.
parments, and that all arranged in the best
order possible to lessen and facilitate the labors of
the judges in their examination.
Is. The superintendent will attend each set Of
judges in their respective departments and point
out the different articles animals to be examined,
will attach prize cards to the articles, flags to the
successful animals after the judges reports have
been made up and delivered to the chairman Of the
Executive Committee.
II. The judges will withhold premiums on ami
mails or articles in their opinion not worthy; though
there be no competition.
10. Premiums of $25, or upwards, will be award
ed in plate or money, at the option of the person to
whom the award is made.
10. Stock brought to the Fair for sale, will have
an enclosed lot adjoining the Fair Grounds assigned
them, with water convenient, where they can be
kept at the expense of the owner.
20. Articles manufactured in the State, when
brought in competition with foreign articles will
take precedence, other things being equal, and the
foreign articles be entitled to the second premium.
q. aTtICcS nol cuumcTateu Will Oc euIteu ~
discretionary premiums, at the option of the Execu
tive Committee.
o. The Chief Marshal, with efficient aids, will b.
in attendance during the hours of exhibition, tc
keep proper order.
%. No exhibitor will be permitted to enter more
than one animal in each of the sub classes.
"a Animals, when duly entered, we'll pro
vided for by the Society, without charge to the
owner, and cannot be removed from the ground, ex
cept by permission Of the Executive Committee.
25. All machines, Implements or other product
of mt chanical art, must be exhibited by their res
pectve makers, or inventors, improvers the
assignors, to or for whom only premiums for sucf
articles will be awarded.
26. Every machine implement offered for
premium, must be so designed or described as vii
to indemnity it to future purchasers, and als
the selling price of the article must be stated ant
marked the labels, and in the published reports o
premium articles
o. Efficiency. cheapness and durability will b.
| regarded as chief excellences in every machine O.
| implement.
%. The track will be open for the trial of harnes
| and saddle horses every day during the Fair.
| 20. band of music will be in attendance eacl
| day, during the hours of exhibition.
| 80. An efficient police will take charge Of tn
| grounds during the night.
TH0S RUFFTN Oh. Ex Com.
WILSON w. WHITAKER, Secretary.
| REVIVAL AT CHAPEL HILL.-We learn from a
esteemed friend that remarkable revival of rel
gion began fortnight ago, in the Methodist Churc
in Chapel Hill, and has gradually extended to othe