Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-23
AL IL o'clock, precisely, the exhibition viii com.

| AT IL o'clock, precisely the exhibition will com
mence.
At12 o'clock the address will be delivered by The
PRESIDENT Immediately after which, the premiums WI
be distributed TO the successful competitors an" iiei
the fair will commence.
| Ii is urgently recommended that every member oil
the society WILL ieihont fail, be present, and al as earl
an hour practicabe-and that he appear with badge
of green ribbon on the left lapel Of The coat
The Society will dine together at the place of ex
billion, alter the fair.
| Premiums will be given in money! or its equivalent
in plate, at the discretion Of successful competitors.
Persons who intend to compete for the premium Of
feed for the best cultivated garden, requested to
send their names to some member of this Committee as
speedily as possible
provided for in the best manner by Capt. Goddin,
whose accommodations on the spot ample.
The farmers of the State generally, who may favor
the Society with their presence at this its first exhbi-
ton and fair, will be most cordially welcomed.
List Of Premiums offered, aoh the Committees appointed
10 arard them.
No. J. For the best horse colt calculated to pro-
duce the best stock for the draught saddle, SIS
No. = For the best brood mare of the descrip-
ton, $40
No. 3. For the best jack, SIS.
| CommHcs.-Bernard Peyton, L. w. Chamberlaync,
| and Henry l.. Carter
No a. For the best bull for domestic purposes, So
No. >. For the best milch COW, $40.
No. U. For the best yoke of oxen, $40.
Committee Richard G. Haden, Anthony Robinson,
Jr., and Claiborne W. Gooch.
| No T. For the best boar, SIS
NO D. or The best brood SOW 10 be exhibited if pos
sible with her litter of pigs, $40
Conmtncc.-Corbin Warwick Chas. T. Bolts, and
VIM. ID. Sims
No. Q. For the best specimen of fruits. the produc
ton of the e1hbtor-a fruit basket of the value Of SO
| Commiuce.-Wm ii. mcfarland, Nathaniel DENLY,
and John Van Lew.
No. TO- For the best specimen of rare and beautiful
plants or flowers, the production of the exhibitor, a
| silver bouquet-hoder Of the value of $40
C0mmiuee.-Rlchard B. Haxall, Dr. Henry MYERS.
and Chas. Marx.
No. IL. For the best specimen of vegetables, SIS.
CommMec.-J. NJ. Sublett, VIM. McCreery, and
Henry Ludlam.
No - For the best cultivated market garden, not
less than acre, set Of garden tools of the value
SIS.
Commiuee.-Thos S. Dickin, Frank Staples, and
Thos. Taey.
No Is. For the best specimen of domestic wine the
production Of the exhibitor, $40.
Commucc.-Gustavus A. Myers, W. IL. Haxall and
Philip Duval, Jr.
No. IA. For the best specimen Of domestic silk, not
less than one pound production Of the exhibitor, SO
Commitee.-Rchard Hill, Jr., VIM. Palmer, and P.
w. Grubbs.
No -. For the best specimen of butter, not less
than pounds the production of the exhibitor silver
creampol of the value Of $40
Commmcc.-J NJ. Shields. Sterling J. Crump and
Joseph Mayo.
No 10. For the best suit of clothes Of Virginia ma
nufactu.e the premium TO be given TO the producer Of
the materials of which the clothes made, SD.
Commiuee.--Geo. Woodfn, Richard e. Tunsta
and |. a. Goddn.
No. H. For the best specimen of agricultural mple-
ments including poughs, cutting machines, corn-shel
ers, &c, SI5.
Commitiec.--Thos. J. White, Clement Read, and Ro-
bert Carter Page.
Committee No. IL are authorized TO award the pre-
MUM in whole 10 article, IN portions to more i'm
pements than one, at their discretion.
The Committees appointed TO award premiums are
instructed that premium is To be given in any case,
where IL their opinion of the articles exhibited
worthy of premium.
JESSE II. TURNER,
THOS. S. DlCklN,
RICHARD CT. HADEN,
WM. IL. RICHARDSON,
JOSEPH RENNlE,
WIN. ID. WREN,
Erecutire Committee.