The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-01

tnis Iurnlhs uuaef aaspieious circumstances and II
the weather holds good, VIC have no doub, it vii,
the most attractive exhibition held in Viz
ginis- Yesterday we spent several hours mon ~.
ground. examining specimens of labor-savinr ma
chinery of all kinds poultry of all kinds u,portea
and thoroughbred horses, cattle, sheep, and he's.
owned by the farmers of the Sra.e-aDd such sp.ci
mems, tpo, would do credit TO any State ia IL o
Uuieu- As far as thoroug horses concern
ed we have hesitation in ssying that they viii far
any that has been exhibition North of the
Potomac for many years-whiie the Devon, Durham.
Ayrshire khasi, and mixed breed of cattle, now at
tais Fair, viii compare favorably with any TO be
found elsewhere.
The preparations made for this graud exhibition by
the CITY are most ample, even SURPRISING those Of
other and larger cities. The tents for meeting ur-
der and for miscellaneous exhibitions are of the best
KIND and the eatire arrangements seem COMPLETE
so far, then as Richmond is concerned she has aane
her duty in putting the great agricultural ball ir
ton; aud IT The turner's do now keep i, rolIiunu
until the waste places of the State are made to re-
mble-garden spots, the blame will be their own.
BY the regulations of the Society, none but meu M
bers and their families will be admitted within the
enclosures to-day, IN oEder to afford the judges suit
able opportunity of receiving subjects of exhibition
But on Tomorrow the entire public can gain aduis-
For the information of visiters we give the names
OF the Msrshais who are in control of the exhi-
birion: = -.
Z Col. c. @. Tompkins Chief Marshal; Can't. r. NJ
Nimno aud J. NJ. Sheppard s. W. FickIin DR.. R
kidder Taylor, Col r. o. Haskins. Wn. s. Wood
and Peyton Johnston, aids. The above named gen.
temen were upon the ground, ysstetdsy the greater
portion OF the day. busy engaged in receiving stock
and articles for exhibition The receptacles for fa
brics, fruits and flowers were not ready early yes
terday, aud consequently many things designed for
shelter, were not received but will be taken in at an
early hour this morning.
In addition to the gentlemen mentioned above as
aids to the Chief Marshal, understand that DR.
w. 3. Ball of Chesterfield, d. w. Haxall of CHARLES
City, J. Il Kent of Montgomery, Gen. r. IT. Preston
of Moutgomery, Col T. G.. Crump of New Kent
Thos Watkins of Halifax, Robert McCsndlish of
Williamsburg, and DR.. John Prosser Tabb of (ilou
cester, have arrived in the city and will be reauee;ed
20 act aids to the Chief Marshal Duties have
been already assigned to thetn--sush as arranging
fruits, flowers and ahrnbbery, and classifying the
stock, etc.
The office for the sale OF tickets will be opened on
Main street, Wednesday morning, where tickets of
admission and badges may be procured. To-day
none otherthan members will be adnitted
Ia addition to the permanent buildings erected,for
the Far, five handsome tents have been put up each
floating penant, with suitable inscription, from
its mast head
Theceure tent IS designed for the meeting of MEM
bers and the delivering of addresses From the nest
of this floats penant bearing upon it the Virginia
Goat Of Arms.
The Western tent Is for miscellaneous purposes. as
lis sfreanier declares.
The Eastern tent is for fruite and Rowers
The Northern tent is for the officers to meet in for
the transaction of business.
Aud the Southern tent for the depoeit OF Eaaaufec
tnres. etc.
The square, upon which the Fair 10 held contain
.irg ten of ground, is surrounded by Co
vered heds. which divided of into stalls for
horses and horned cattle, and pens for sheep and
hogs Each Of those stalls is numbered, and when
occupied cards placed upon then exhibiting the
name of the owner and the breed of the animal on
exhibition. Commencing then at the entrance gate
on the North side Of Main street, and following the
wAlk~ay, propose TO name sueh stock had ia
ken their stands at half past O'Clock yesterday at
terpoou
BLOoDED HORSESHOE. B. Peyton Of Abe.
marie, XII bits q sorrel blood mare, called mamie
b. H." dam by Sir Charles having at her side fe-
male colt seven months old.
Gen b. Peytou exhibits his bay coli, Priau, IT,, by
Priern. l9 months old. q
Col. w Qwynn's &. c.. year old, by Revenue,
dam Andrew eta.
Robert Dunn's sorrel mule Jenny, 6 yesrs old
Wm. Fl. Belts Arabian mare aud kcss1th colt.
Wm. w. Giimer of Albemarle-s large solrel mule
JP. Pc lard-sadde horse Diamond, years cid.
John w Sheppard-a tine two years "a colt.
Wm. Y. johnson Of Cumberland, exhibits Bailie
Peyton a stallion, years old.
john r. Ker.-hi. riding mare. ''Phiul," 10 Years
VIM snead exhibits young stallion, Citizen" 5
VIM Richardson, jr, exhibits his stallion "Rosn-
John Grown Of lususta' eshibits his bay horse
"Henry" years old.
John s. Nicholas Of Buckinsh exhibits his stsl
lion Star of the West," years old
Geo. 5. HOLMAN. of F.uganna, exhibits his b.
FAIRY years old.
wears cid by Prince Albert also fns riding horse,
.Roush and Ready years old.
Jacob w. Smith shows b. D. Tom Morgan" Of
Braxton Garlisk-b. h. Beverly" by Treasurer. :
John g. jefferson, of Aneia-b. b. "Galen, jrs 4
VIM D. Mansfield, of Louisa--g. b. ''Eirrroa," b.
! Bluestreak, 8 years old.
Johu o. Easey-h. h. ylander,'' years old.
L.C. Maeor--b. h. "Taily-ho," by Boston, year'
John Hauison--t' Dandy Jim,s 3 ysara old.
5. ID. Fishers. h. Pesasas," years old.
| Wn. c. Rives, of Albemarle--b. b. Cleveland
Bay" years old Lass Marcl-inported from France
4 Narsten FosteT-b. h. .I eyton.n by Bslie Peyton
years old Atso. b. "Baiiie," By Bailie Pe3ton,
WIN. W. Jones, Of Cumberland h. ''Red Eye,
1 81 xenrs cid
sH J. Smilh-b b. "kossuth.r years old, by N
I. Black Ha~k, the challenger OF the world for tw
years.
| JohnsR Ailen--s. m. Lady Clifford" years O..
and colt This L1are hes tfctted mile IL 25e bein
the fasiest time ever made over Virginia cGuIse.
| Wa. H. BeltS-sn Arabian u4aIe. With colt b.
| ko.suth.
II Blsnkenship-eMsr Wilkinsou,, years olt
! bv Bailis Peyton.
H. ". sernsgs, of kiughaul--stallion '.Telen
aoh,s,p years Old. Also, sorrei mare sfieetez"
| years old.
C. C. Coeke's stallion '.Mosning SAT- years oil
BAY mare Kate With colt by 1asy -ho serfel file
| " Whisper, syeas cd. Bay hiiey Charlotte, yssi
/ Old.
Thomas 2oaings Virginia Black Hawk, 5es
| old stallion.
/ 0 6. sses,s Alice Giaerd years ED.
i DR.. o. A. CruiHp's b. hy Ghside Harold: eh.
| fred; b Jauette GoLeitna aud SIR Atfred stock.
Dr. Il. o. Ciasis sorrei ooIt, year old, by fEosst
| fion. cur e PIiafn mare by Boston
j. N. Gsidsberoush, of Maryland, = "a. bTecd iaa'
| sue, IA years old
| Edward TT0usss H.. fax name ard tail, Harry.
twins, cars Old; ard b. jerry Lighiioaf, yea
/ n. Fl. Csbelps colt, monihs old, iy Resenu
Ch Il. Rhodes, Of Chesterfield, b. c. Canadian.
| months ole. Aud beauty;
| Wla. Poeler's b.. b. shaheen. fnii-Llooaad il
/ parf4 d sahian.
| \ d FISHER, of GocchiAna. .. b Peegee, yea
old. by Star of the kas'i 8. IN. Clar4 Fisher. yss
| old