Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
THE DINNER.


THE DINNER.
From Tuesdays Compiler.
TIE AGRIoCLIuRaL DISSER.--lhis happy meeting
of Farmers and !maicur Agrlcuurlsts IS green
spot in the memories Of those who present All
concur in representing il To have been most delight
fiji OCCASION promntvc of The velest zeal in the cause
of Arrculture, and ol the most congcnal social feeling
amons the worthy members of The Society. 4 friend
writes us an animated account Of the scene anu Tue
entertainments and sends the bill Of Fare 70 ishien
our regrets at no; being present Shutc OF ooh, lhc
prince Of odners out what glorious dinner. II
would "c!oy the hungry edge OF appetite hy bare iha-
rnalion Of this feast.
We draw upon our friends descriptions
AT ! . clock, the doors Of the spacious Exhibition
Room were closed and at clock the Society dinner
was announced. The table truly elegant, and We
heard more than Of the guests regret that tie iues
had not been allowed 10 before lis beauties were
demolished 1t was cotton up IN B"yGen best style,
and what most "apropos Tor the occasion, he aad
adorned the table h rich and bcauliiG! co"f"ds
In front OF the President placed miniature plough
aud other emhems Of husbandry-and really the TINT
ensemble the fines; We have ever seen: nothhe
overdonc, hut all unique aud chaste Inc worthy re
sdent asked blessing, after winch the company t'oA
their seats the Vice Presidents, &c. all being At Their
posts We were pleased 10 see many OF plain bul
warni-hcarted and enthusiastic farmers and planters
participating IN the pleasures OF the OCCASION ihry
seemed 10 enjoy the "Fsicandoau, tine "limbdie,
Xc JUS, as much # they had been raised upon them
r or our own part MOST u Tue u's''es WY 49, " "
and Of the twenty entrees We tasted ABOUT Wa
dozen. 4 man who sat SAID that every lhhg
was dis auissd that he did not Tor long tune re-
cosnze his old and familiar friend 'GGeoa Ham =
After Tie cloth was removed Ruiin ) inc bind was
nicducc, toast were drunk and some rary and anus
Ia, .,eech. a u.r. ,n,dr nd anecdotes fold Amongst
''S sFeso"'s WIZ ''o.' "''o IL - ~, ,,, e.,
o'heis - c""'i' 'u'eo NUN " ~ -. -. :,
leftaih'eh1 ~ i"1"e mos "Pp'o'''" :, 49,, -
our Agricultural INTERESTS, anu PasSeu "'s!'
upon Inc ycomanFy Of our country. Every thing went
1 :, a Lob
,I G., , 80 no Exh,L,,.o, Room arain
uhe socety went hi,o '"e '-A"o''.o" i =
where the oaha Iayfa 'ol an nun VI WV a1' = =
.r i ~ '. ,, W." VI, 'e''
a "a s ~ H., - " ,lan,-,od,
To fo,n ra n. -, me io,s.s DRINK on the oc.
nc ioo""S ~ o'e = '''I VASE y $50
caslon
En' From ~ lar smun4 y h.r bountir ':e arr
n"nshe"' n'u 80 :, ~ 49,, ~, " ~ . -, ' ~
"s '' or, l%.,,e S f. ii favored ar genie, o
and iils icr lind their Ig' e~t e.y
developing hl .""dan' '.ot'es aud expanding 'ra pr"
,.,, r,c ,,,p,, mean. by which, ,le frs, pcr;d
cufs Of been wrought into permanent lc.s
inr, pTon"tiSr nlk u IN py>'s"l comfort an moral cusr
T. .as ""-h 49, IL 81 c,ccan ,j ," h, ia -,
,;a. ,yr , an,i ,- n,d. ronp and circumstance. ~ II.
| o.. var
W. taos,< ~, Ficld Selected a. nj, fir, REGIMENT.
.l, iiss nat uocIaimrd ..prace on e. ami God y
10 ty have ever been active in the cause uf peace and
tine rrIisiou
T. IRE frfr 81 fe fir'f: nature tAn',". ~ haihnht'
o'9cc.. o. .a, ~ \ ."ne ' 49,, - t: ' ~ y ~"
penn r .a"', "e'''t"'" " Wv '"""''' '''' = '''''e
T,, = ,ou;,, Ssnt by lanes II Garnet,
' r. - ,- II - ,ro - ,l s;, Il, :
one oil 'he most valued nenners ~ '''r r1eety' WI
u IS veteran soiaer III tie cduse VI baucauoh 81
Agriculture and all The important interests ottAe Stale:
Tile Agricultural and Horticultural Society II~nneo: ia,
their future perseverance Of Virginia nsani
be crowned with all ,e success to which Their past and pre-
sen! hisnls h' y ''"I's - Jul. .,. sn .
a. ".i,.'d ~, I'D ,nada csw = s"e
$500 u, ,ha Cllorn,r toast, 80"
c,,ry m, oo,c,I sc6,imcn,:- Bgel and
Kasaen Caba.t, .rcm oun. Jarertr.
by g. Myers Frederick Boydsn our host We feel ndct
ca 20 MN MA ~, -" sad ~, ] 1 h,v nd "" e
Mr. Bovden, with a modest grace. acknowledged tic
compliment
Ey Toma; Richie ESQ The worthy President Of The Asr
coiuy NJ
Long life 10 him. glorious noble IN Tic
cause Of Agriculture , .u.,
1ohn W. ration Esq was cal'ea up, una maze oy
way oi 'Poioey ior "o' many sPe"; W. n"Ply
ana inspiring on'hahu ei"''' WHO" ei'c'eu inc al
pause ~ '"e IP. l.. a., p.,
clnded rer address bv oIrrng toast. which Lc do
cIared was lint us. rs j, was sincere tribute 10 one
10 whom. not only this Society was very Iarpely in
deb,ed I'm, from annie opnoriun;es of iudiinG he
could ,rpIv cav the State was indebted. viz.
VIM H. Richardson's "a member Of The Executive Committee
and Secretary The tue si1te and hssg
nrn mev rc ' nn,cS ~ Manning -, .nr' "'s "a
To Tins toast Cen Richardson responded and gave
"a sentiment:
The Medicines and Farmers .,," q our s'a,r,
& .l,';',5 na o,d 80 I;,a M 49,
vehicle If truth HE great regulator Of public oplon'
10 this toast Mr. Richie replied &C.. aud concluded
with
Ascnit The fi The best; the n, dire % al tie All
m M, ha'" conre ~ ih, a~cnin@ Mr john Carter ,h
o,L, md liberal pronrctor If Inc Surserx and Vine
W." WI 80 80, - ~ ,,od r., !; H.! -: .