Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-23

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o'-heh' IN The CITY OF Richmond, on Wednesday,
The 26'h day of N.v ne,L II al, n M, IN. 49,,
fair day therean,r.
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article will i've received ,s.r ,h,, hon. .r ~ ~
,nsc,;v. ca,anse" smer ns. nour. nc re-
eies and swa"d nrsn,; "ppa ,si,I y. S,Juuse ,ne a'.,
o O'clock :, e,,i;., 40 -. soJ -
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fair so that all persons whether members of the
society or no) having fine animals, beautiful plants.
or flowers, rare exotics, valuable implements Of
husbaudry, or any other article connected with the
ruval arts, and wishing TO dispose of them. will be-
allowed to bring them on this occasion. when, we
have reason to believe, a good opportunity for sales
will be presented.
AT III o'clock, precisely, the exhibition will COM
mence.
A 10 o'clock, the Address will be delivered by
the President; Immediately after which, the pro-
miums will be distributed TO the successful comoe-
titors; and then the Fair will commence.
IL IS urgently recommended that every member
OF the Society will, iriihoui fail, be present. and az
as early an hour as practicable and that he appear
with a badge OF green ribbon on the left lappel of
the coat.
The Society will dine together at the place of ex-
hibition, after the fair.
Premiums will be given in money, or its eauiya-
lent IN plate, at the discretion OF successful compe-
utors.
Persons who intend to compste for the premium
offered for the best cultivated g,rden, are requested
to send their names to some member Of tho commits
tee; without delay.
Stock arriving before the day Of exhibition, will
be provided for in the best manner by Capt. God
DIN, whose accommodations on the spot are most
ample.
The farmers of the State, generally, who may "a.
YOUR the Society with their presence at this its first
and fair, will be most cordially well
Of Premium, offered. and comm;p,,, ,,n,;,,.s
TO asard thtm:
Premium No. 4. For the best horse or col, c,lcu-
lated to produce the best stock for the draught or
saddle, SIS; No. 2. For the hes, brood marc of the
same description, $40; No. ;. For the best Jack
l5-Bern ld PeyIon, L.. w. Chamberlayne and
Henry [. Carter, Committee.
No. 4. For the best bull for domestic purposes,
$40; No. 5. For the best mich COW. SI0: No. q
For the best yoke Of oxen, SI0-Richard G. Ha-
Anthony Robinson, Jr, Claiborne w. Gooch,
No. Z. For the hest boar, SIS: No. 8. For the
best brood sow, to he exhibited If possible with
yer litter OF pigs, SiO-Corbin Warwick, Chas. T..
Sotts, VIM. ID. Sims, Committee.
No. Q. For the best specimen of fruits. the produce
ION OF ihe eIhioiior, a ifu't basket OF the value OF
HI Niaciatiahu, Nathaniel Dcnoy, John
an Lew Somhnn.ee.
No. ~. FOR ,he oest spec'men oil rare and beau
I"l PIan'sVr mowers ths production oil the exhibit
S,Tgt oouq9et-h9,ner OF the value oil STU
seh. L. fiahaH, D'' Henry Myers, Cais Marx,
>on'm,iee,
NO IT, ror the bes' spcciTeno OF vegetables, SIS
-. vi. SuoIe'', wan. McCrery, Henry LudIam,
,om'hitee;
NC. ~. for the best cultivated market garden,
o. less IN an ore acre, a sett Ot garden tools OF the