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ton Ofgarden vegetables was awarded to lot, the owner of which was unknown.

 The second premium of Sl, was awarded to Hen " Brown.

 There were several articles presented to this com mttee, for which they did feel authorized to give premiums, but recommended the Society to bestow the following, viz:

 To Henry Bryant for sample of Kelsey potatoes,

 $l,OO To fl. M. Hart for sample of mustard seed, $l,OO

 A. A. 1lotchlss for sample seed wheat, Sl,OO

 Gurdon tiIey for large pumpkin, 25 cts.

 bushel of clover, and another of timothy seed, was presented by Gideon Hollister of Woodbury, and thought worthy of special notice, though the committee did not feel that it came within their pro- vince to award them premium.

 As several of the next reports were on subjects of much interest, we present them entire.

 The Committee on D,mes;ic Manufacturers of which s. B"lles was Chairman, reported and awarded the following premiums, viz:

 To Mrs. M. Thompson, for inc best piece Car m To Ms, E. Thompson, for 2d hes, do. 20 S. Perkins for Sd 100

 no, inferior to the best but short of 20 yds $lOO To Eunice A. LoveIand, for piece do. 80 ~ Si Mis' s%n; s%ah. fs1 fSE t :: ,,ssSS

 mems Hose, ' '~' " sl,oo To A Norton for 2d hes, do. 50 G. Filley, for 3 prs. Mems do. 50 Sam'l Church, for best Sewing Silk, S2,0o |" Charles B. Graft, tor l2 lbs do. .OO Sam'l Reynolds, for lot 50 Flannel. '0' ~ O' '~ se,Oo To Miss N. A. we,more, for tho sd best do loo Thomas R. Candes. for ? pieces Twilld

 Flannel, an excellent article-but being part

 Cotton. not offered for premium, $l,OO Whitened Linen ~ " ~ sloo To Mrs. Eno for 2d best do 50 Cloth. 1'"" ~'''' s2,oo " Miss A: M. Osborn, for Palm Leaf Hats, l,5o Mrs. Judd for bes, WooIen Gloves i,oO Gan old lady (name unknown for 3prs. Wool

 Broad Cloth, $500 To Henry Tsx ys, for Or best piece c'':j~e'e' sSS sSS Mrs. Gbhs. for piece Full Cloth 100 Norman Barber, for piece do. 100 Henry Terry, for best piece Satiinett, 200 Mrs. Chapin, for the best Woolen Shawl. 200 |" B. Lucas, for the 2d :" 100 forter, LOO To Mrs: Benedict, for pr Silk Hose. 50 i" Mrs E. Rock well. for ! pr. do l2 Hose, ,25 " Miss l.. Clark, for Travelling Bag, 50 <" name unknown, for Fur cape, ,5O Ladies Society, Coebrook, for lot Fancy To j. AmbIer. for Silk Net Shawl, 50 B. Lucas for best Hearth Rug, 200 Mics Mary Sanford, for 2d best do. 100 l Cha's Dudley, for best Dr. Woolen Blankets, 200 | " Mrs. E. Wheeler for the best Coveret, 200 H. E. Judson, for 2d [" 100 1 person aged 60 years, for 1 do. containing 493O pieces made without glasses, 100 l To Caroline E. Bissell, child years old, for one do. 50 1 To E. Wing, child 4 years old, for one do. ,25 Mrs. Thnddeus Hungerford, for a lot of Wooen Yarn, 50 | To HaIlam Scott & Co.,. for a Card of Knives and Razors of excellent workmanship, 100 1 To l.. M. Norton, for Wax Flowers, ,25 :" Mrs. E. Wheeler, for Bead Basket, ,25 Y" David Bulkley, for Dressing Bureau, 200 | Charles Dudley, for a quantity good Maple Sugar, ,25 To G. Filley for Drum.head Parchment, ,25 We also notice lot of Writing Paper from the na nanufacory of Whiting, Kenney, x Co. of superior uality and a very good piece Kentucky Jeans, from he factory of Henry Terry.