1847. 



GENESEE FARMER. 



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— Best sow, 1 year old, J. Pitney, $8 — Best lot of pigs, J. 

 Piiney, $5 — Second best, N. Mann, Saratoga co., Trans. 

 POULTRY. 

 Best lot of Dorking fowls, H. Vail. Troy, $2 and Am. 

 Poulterer— Best lot of large fowls, J. T. Blancliard, Sara- 

 toga Springs, $2 and do. — Best pair of ducks, $2 and do. — 

 Lot of Poland fowls, $2 and do.— Best and greatest variety 

 of barnyard fowls, J. A. Brackett, §)5 and do. 

 FOREIGN STOCK. 

 Horses— Best Stallions.— I. D. & N. Hill, Bridgport, 

 Vl., "Black Hawk," $15 — 2. Silas Hale, Royalton, Mass. 

 Green Mountain Morgan, $10—3. S. C. Smith, Blooms- 

 bury, N. J., " Top Gallant, jr." Youatt. 



Brood Mar es.—i. E. H. Morgan, Rutland,, Vt., $15—2. 

 Calvin Blodgelt, " LaJy Burbank," $1U— 3. F. A. Wier, 

 Walpole, '■ Lady Wildair," Youatt. 



Cattle. — A. H. Jerome, New Hartford, Conn., best 

 yoke working oxen. Diploma. 



Sheep— Coiswold.—C.W. Reybold, Delaware. Diploma. 

 Saxons — S. C. Scoville, Salisbury, Conn., Diploma. Me- 

 rinos — Joseph Hinds, Brandon, Vt., Diploma. — J. N. Saw- 

 yer, Salisbury, N. H., 5 bucks and 5 ewes, Diploma— Jacjb 

 N. Blakesly, Conn., 1 buck. Diploma. 



FARM IMPLEMENTS, &c. 

 PLOWS.— Minor Horton & Co., Peekskill Plow, $10 

 and Diploma. 



Farm Implements, Wago7is, Harrows, Sfc. — 1. Silas 

 Briggs, Ballston, lumber wagon, $10 and Diploma — 2. Hol- 

 lister, with 3 pair steel springs. Col. Tour. — 3. John W. 

 Sherman, market and spring wagon, new and ingenious 

 construction. Trans. 



Harrows. — Z. H. VVakeman, Herkimer, $*). 

 Cultinafors and Scarijiers. — Anthony Van Bergen, Cox- 

 sackie. $3. 



Fanning Mill. — 1. I. T. Grant, improvement on former 

 mill exhibited, Silver Medal— 2. J. E. Clapper, Trans. 



Horse Power.— M. S. V. D. Cook, Pittstown, $5 andDi' 

 ploma ; 2. A. &. W. C. Wheeler, Chatam 4 corners. Trans 

 atalk and Straw Cutter. — Geo. Catchpole, $5 and Diplo 

 ma ; 2. Byron Densmore. Trans. 



Drill Barrows and Seed Planter. — H. L, Emery, Albany, 

 $3 , Pennock's Seed and Grain Planter, certificate ; C. 

 Masten, Patent Lever Drill and Grain and Seed Planter, 

 Diploma and Trans. 



Portable Grain Mills. — Chas. Ross, " Fitzgerald's Burr- 

 Stone," Trans. 

 Smut Machine. — Leonard Smith, Troy, Trans. 

 Broadcast Sowing Machine. — Peter Gleason, Trans. 

 Corn Sheller and Separator. — Luther 1 ueker, Trans. 

 Root Cut.er.-Luihei Tucker, " Ruggles, Nourse &, Ma- 

 son's vegetable root cutter," Trans. 



Hay Fork. — L. Bachellor, &s Son, a very highly finished 

 hay fork. Trans. 



Mowing Machifie. — F. Ketchum, Buffalo, Diploma. 

 Reaping Machine. — T. R. Hussey, Diploma. 

 Fidd Cultivator.— 1. Doras Hinkston, South Barre, Or- 

 leans CO., Diploma ; 2. Nathan Ide, Shelby do.. Trans. ; 

 1. Alanson T. Odell, Royalton, Niagara co.. Trans. 



Seed Sower and Weeder.— Exhibited by Noadiah Moore, 

 Chazy, N. Y., Diploma. 



Corn and Cob Crushers.— Battei&eld & Greenman, Uti- 

 ca, $5 and Diploma. 



Flax and Hemp Dresser. — James Anderson, Louisville, 

 Ky., $5 and Diploma. 



Ox Cart.—G. B. Powell. Saratoga, $5. 

 Horse Rake. — Henry Warren, Troy, $5 and Diploma. 

 Ox Yoke. — 1. Azor Monroe, Galway, Saratoga co., Di- 

 ploma ; 2. Elon Sheldon, Sennett, Cayuga co.. Trans. 

 Saddle. — Lyman J. Lloyd, Albany, Diploma. 

 Grain Cradles. — Myers & Bryan, Schaghticoke, Diplo- 

 ma ; I. T. Grant & Co , do.. Diploma. 



Six Manure Forks. — Luther Tucker, (Partridge's) Diplo- 

 ma. 



Six Hand Rakes.— iMhet Tucker, " Mayher & Co., N. 

 Y.," Diploma. 



Grass Scytlvs. — Hiram C. White, Albion, Orleans co., 

 made by R. B. Dunn, Wayne, Maine, Diploma ; Six cradle 

 scythes, Knickerbacker & Hurlbut, Saratoga Springs, Di- 

 ploma. 



C/i?/r«.— Nathan Parish, Rush. Monroe co., Diploma. 

 Portable Grain Mill ajid Bolter.— Charles Ross & Co., 

 Broadway, N. Y., Diploma ; D. C. Duncomb, Rochester, 

 Bradfield's patent bolter, Diploma. 



Corn Cutter Seth Whalen, West Milton, Sar. co., Di- 

 ploma. 



D.ig Power and Churn. — A. Burdick, Moreau, Sar. co.. 

 Diploma. 



Two Hay Forks. — Deming & Hart, Farmington, Conn., 

 of excellent workmanship and finish, Diploma. 



Eutter Firkins.— iohn Holbert, Chemung, Diploma ; W. 

 Trap, jr., Ithaca, Diploma. 



Cheese Press.— T. Burch & Co., Little Falls, (Kendall's 

 patent,) certificate. 



Best Coilei.tion of Agricultural Implemerits.—LuiheT 

 Tucker, $10 and Diploma. 



PLOWING MATCH. 



1. Flavel Shattuck, Galway, $15 , 2. John Smylie, West 

 Galway, $12 ; 3. James McDougall, Argyle, Washington 

 CO., $10 ; 4. Howard Delano, Mottville, Col. Tour ; 5. 

 John Newland, Wilton, Saratoga co., Trans. ; G. W.J. 

 Bronson, Amsterdam, (special) Col. Tour. 



Boy 18 years old.— George Wesley Steves, Milton, Sar. 

 CO., $10. 



DAIRIES. 



Bw^er.— O. C. Crocker, Union, Broome co., for the best 

 lot in 30 days, 242 lbs., from 5 cows, from 13th June, $25 ; 

 E. R. Evans, Marcy, Oneida co., for 2d best lot in 30 days, 

 216 lbs., from 11th August, $15 ; John Holbert, Chemung, 

 for best 25 lbs., made in June, $10 : O. C. Crocker, Union, 

 2d best. Col. Tour. ; Hamilton Morrison, Montgomery, Or- 

 ange co.. 3d best. Vol. Trans. ; B. A. Hall, New Lebanon, 

 for best 50 lbs., made at any time, $15 ; O. C. Crocker, for 

 2d best, $10 ; Stephen C. Hays, Galway, Saratoga co., 3d 

 best. Col. Tour ; John Holbert, Chemung, 4th best, Silver 

 Medal. 



CHEESE.— Wm. Keese, Ausable, Clinton co., for best 

 100 lbs., 1 year old and over. $15 ; T. Burch, Uttle Falls, 

 Herkimer CO., 2d best, $10 ; T. Burch, for best 100 lbs., 

 less than 1 year old, $15 ; Wm. Keese, 2d best, $10 ; Hen- 

 ry Lincoln, Greenfield, Saratoga co.. Silver Medal ; New- 

 berry Bronson, Wyoming, 4th best. Wash. Letters ; Wm. 

 Angels, Cobleskill, 5th best, Vol. Trans. 



SUGAR.— H. Davenport, Copenhagen, for best 25 lbs., 

 maple sugar, $10. 



SILK.-- -Mrs. Lewis Wescott, Greenfield, Saratoga co., 

 for best cocoons and silk sewings, $10 ; Mrs. S. J. Pierce, 

 Burlington, Vt., for two white handkerchiefs and black long 

 shawl. Diploma and Downing. 



DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. 



George W. Henry, Marlinsburg, Lewis co., for best wool- 

 en blanket, very superior, $5 ; Albert L. White, Rutland, 

 Jefferson co., 2d best, $4 ; Mrs. B. R. Voorhees, Amster- 

 dam, 3d best, $3 ; Wm. Wilson, West Milton, 4th best, 

 Trans. Seth Whalen, 5th best. Trans. George W. Henry, 

 Martinsburg, Lewis co., for best 10 yards flannel, $5 ; Mrs. 

 L. D. Scoville, Monroe co., 2d best, $4 ; Wm. Dunning, 

 Greenfield, Saratoga co., 3d best, $3 ; Ntlson P. Jordan, 

 Malta, for best 10 yards woolen cloth, $5 ; Mrs. B. R. Voor- 

 hees, Amsterdam, for best woolen carpet, $5 ; Stephen C. 

 Hays, Galway, Saratoga co., 2d best, $4 ; Mrs. L. D. Sco- 

 ville, Monroe co., 3d best, $3 ; Mrs. Benj. Ru.ssel, Sarato- 

 ga co., for best hearth rug, $5 ; Joseph Wood, Greenfield, 

 Saratoga co., 2d best. $4 , Mrs.L. D. Scoville, Monroe co., 

 3d best, $3 ; P. R. Waterbury, Saratoga Springs, 4th best, 

 $2 ; B. A. Hall, 5th best, Trans. Mrs. Joseph Daniels, 

 Greenfield, for best 10 yards linen cloth, $5 ; Mrs. Jane 

 Harrell, Rensselear co., 2d best, $4 ; Mrs. L. D. Scoville, 

 Monroe co., linen diaper $5 ; Ezra Westcot, Milton, Sara- 

 toga CO., kersey, $3. 



Rag Carpet. — 1. Jacob Ambler, Sarataga Springs, $3 ; 



2. J. Moulton, West Troy, $2 ; 3. Mrs. William Newcomb, 

 Pittstown, Trans. 



Carpet Coverlit (double.)— I. C. R. Nichols, Darien, 

 Genesee co.. $4 ; 2. Joshua Bliven, Saratoga Springs, $3; 



3. Miss. Delia A. Jones, Westmoreland, Oneida co., $2 ; 



4. Joseph Wood, Greenfield, Trans. 



Linen Stockings.— I. Mrs. B. R. Voorhees, Amsterdam, 

 $2 ; 2. Mrs. Felix Thomas, Trans. 



Woolen Knit Stockings.— I. Mrs. B. R. Voorhees, $2 ; 



2. Haskins, Stillwater, Trans. 3. Wm. Dunning, 



Greenfield, Trans. 4. Mrs. Esther Root, Saratoga Springs, 

 (87 years of age, | $2 and Diploma. 



Diplomas were awarded to Utica Mills for 5 pieces super- 

 fine broadcloth, (W. C. Churchell.) 



Seneca woolen mills ; 4 pieces of cassimere, (Wra. Lang- 

 worthy, agent.) 



Palmer & Co., N. Y. handsome specimens tapestry. 



Timothy Baily, Cohoes, very fine specimens of drawers 

 and wrappers. 



