Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-04
JAMES BOSHER.
SAM'L ID. DENOON.
WIN. MITCHELL, Jr. Committee.
JAIDR l. RARNe-
J JACOB +. BARNES,

Mr.. T. Bentley sent two pieces ot cnt,pnn,. ,rJ L.
Gu Woush hos' from the Kichuond Cotton Manuiactory n
present 10 the society," accompanied by letter ,xprs
sung III Jus terms the mutual dependence of the nannlac
turing and agricultural interest upon zach other for pros
pcriiy.
Mcssrs Jones Mckenzie pieces Of their cxcellen,
domestic cloth, which greatly praised Tor i good oun
ties. f
Specimens OF blankets manufactured in Ro,nok. CONNIE,
al 'e mandatory oi MIR j. Bonsack excited general nd
mira"n Indeed never saw so good and NJ. h,nrI de,
S ~ uS goods say they better from any quar-
@ WI o"h,ack has wooli,n manulactoy, and, regard.
E ese blankets as specimens OF his work. well does he
e' ,n' Pubhc encouragement. lie reflects high credit
upon Tue manufacturing reputation OF State. Had
premium been offered Tor such fabrics II ,y,uld
have been awarded 10 Mr.. Bonsack
Mt Lockwood, the talented artist sent three If his no,
""iS LOT SNh'oOn-h- DIR. Claiming. aud u female Dor.
tIat already spoken of by The other was portrait Of
Rev Mr. Mgoon-whch for It's iaiihulness and spirit Is
capital picture. r' - "
Mr. Mor,e's Rosewood Piano was u beautiful specimen
." mechanical skill aud taste Tn" of the nsnimcn,
was very good We were much amused al th,
frequently excited at the that n~ manufactured
!" Richmond THIS afforded uation OF the strong pr,
pFIN !" doubt our own manufacturers II would seen,
''a' '' eh-rplzc has FAR ahead of public cNn.,
u"h; =" that the people prepared Ia believe tb,,
'h'y can d" what they and hence the frequent frauds
praciscd 10y them o late, IN Fostering their fabrics upon the
naiNt' as foreign We'll, II IS fraud Tor which we cant
blame them, while shows the gulibity OF tn. peopc
Amd"n sent some hats and caps. and were sorry To
zee none ct our own manufacture exhibited.
Mr. Schwa,erlr exhibited hair,vofk. of very fine an
pcnrance. -
VIM CLARK, jr. years old, aud Robccca Clark fchiI
drcn OF VIM. ]. Clark wears old exhibited a he'd
quilt each worked hy themselves with the most sururi
sing ncatncss.
A. II. West, OF Henric,. exhibited patent churn.
when he declared was Yankee nutiun-t was puf,.
~ iirnnc", his native county. BY tho aid OF a crank
wheel ani band, paddles placed on Il perpendicular staff
IN the Chrn, are set IN motion, aud the butter is soon
made u come IL ~ u very useful invention
Mr.. Bargamin sent lot of well made tn.warc
Leonard = Co, firm in the shoe business ey
mbiied some very superior leather trunks and other things
IN their line
Mr.. Simon Bona,ita exhibited two cases of beautiful
French fancy Conis and other arccs-thc candy of his
own manufacture, and his superb Brandy Peaches did him
great credit.
Messrs. Bolton Harrison sent n case of fancy articles
and pertncry and Mr. r. Il. Duya handsome razors Ian
Gets and snuff boxes.
Mrs Dr. Garnott, "i icuco sent shuck mat,rnss which
was an admirable article Of its kind, and attracted the fn
N"rab' notice Of the members Of the Society well a. ys
tor.
Mr.. Samuel Ayrcs Of DanVic sent through Mr. Boshcr
potatoes produced from seed brought from South America
Ihty are not root but grow penuIous from tine vines
which ascend trees other supports TO a great height
Nh AyTes SAYS the from which these were gathered
ran up cherry tree u the height Of 30 feet when he stop
ped IT, by topping The potato, he saws rather the ia
vor at the potato pumpkin, but is quite paatuble 1t is
curious looking afaiF-has skin like skinned pear
irregular IN shape, and not heavy as a middle sized
ounce.
This notice has far exceeded the limits we prescribed for
II IN the outset and there much yvo fear unuuced
DuEI. VIcKsBJRG.-1'hc two Editors at Vick.burg
amused themselves last Tuesday morning by exchanging
shots with miles Co PAGES. No body was hurt and the nj,
fair made up.-N. q. Tyopic