Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-08

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Me,srs Smith x French, each, for double mould Mehi
gan plows $50
The First premium for plow.an awarded Mr. Rich
ard Sampson's negro man. Mann Randolph" who managed
his four mules ~iihnut lines
Tie SJntig premium dviied-onc half 10 the plOWs
and the other hall tu the pl1wman
proved Livingston, s25 The other half s25) divided be-
tweea smith d French for their double mould board
pIows each Sl2 80
TO Mann Randolph (nesro) and $40 each Messrs Dud
ley, Gilman and Frensh: heIs1 an, uorrv
Mrs. Daniel Ammcn Of Boletoul best specimens offesh
butter IS.
second bca,-Jamcs Newman Of Orange
Best irSn Of Sailed Butter, not less than months old
] Mr.. br. Read OF Roanoke, ST.
Second best, Robert Roper of Wythe So.
Premium on HoHey.-MAl,s Mr. Lucy @ Cox of Henrico
Best pair of fat steers-H. N. Nelson Of Clarke Maj.
James Kent for the best fat COW Joseph Fulcher for Tho
best fat hcifer.
Blair Burwel of Puwhatan, lst premium. Henry Cox
AYRESHIRE AND HoLSTEIN CATTLE
Rob- Dunn for il, best years old Ayreshe bull H
Rhodes for the second and Jon II. Cooke for the third
For tie best year Old and upwards Ayrcshire cow
| Crenslaw. Second, r p HaxaIl Third, w. Haxal.
For The best Ayreshlre bulls and years old Pamsay
Mciienry. For lhc second best, Pamsay McHenry.
For the trst Ayrshire heier and years old Cren-
shaw. Sebonh best Lewis Barley.
For the best AYreshrc bull and years old, David Dun
op
LONG WOOLS
" Ware Of Clarke for his imported Cotswod Buck,
irst premium, SO
X Morris Of Louisa for his Leicester Buck second pre-
mimm So
wm Allen OF CIaremont, for his CotswolI Buck, third
Col } " Ware of Clarke for his pen of imported Cots.
void Ewes first premium, $50
Col " Ware Of Clarke, for his pen of imported Ewes,
second premium, $40
John Willis OF Orange, for his pen of Coswoh Ewes,
third PREMIUM IS.
Go:stoIough of Mary land for the best pen Of Buck
Lambs S.
No Eve Lambs offered for prrminm.
FINE AND MIDDLE WOOLS
old SpanisI, Merino BncE 500 Second premium Of
$40 10 the same gentleman, Tor his year old Spanish Mer
Samuel f Christian third premium for third best fne
wool buck S. Same gentleman took the first premium for
the hest pen nf fine wool Ewcs, not ess than three $50
Dr. WIN Wright second premium for second best pen Of
Ewes fine WOOL So Same gen'Ieman for best Of Eve
Lambs, IS.
Sam f Clrs,iun !"r bes, pen Of Buck Lambs, S.
Vim G. tves, bral Buck middle WOOL and Dir. Dulanys
yearlins Bick--divided between ifem--S2O
Aaron Clement, second premium, for his South'Ddwn
Buck, $40.
Raleigh Coscn third premium. for third best Buck, mid
Mr. DuIancy for the best pen of South Down Ewes
middle WOOL So Same gentleman for second best pen OF
| same, $40
Aaron Clement third best pen of South. Down Ewes, s.
Mr. DuIany for hest pen Of Eve Lambs middle WOOL S..
NATIVE AND MINED SHEEP.
George Taylor Of Richmond, second premium, for ma.
tive Buck, $40.
Ware Of Clarke first premium for pen Of Ewes, SEQ.
Garth OF Abcmarlp, second, for pen of Ewes $40.
Jas Newman for third do do, 81.
J Newman Of Orange, pen of Buck Lambs S5
John Willis of of'"si FaRnPSG iI Psn Of Eve Lambs 80
TnIaD BRA"cu The premiums were awarded In the Or
80 ''''> HONORARY TESTIMONIALS.
Honorary testimonials for "Jesl farming" awarded
TO the following superiority Of The
other being intended BY the order which they appcar-o
need Of honor in each case being precisely the same
StClnbergeT
| GDochland. George ii Burwell, Clarke VIM Harrison,
| Prince George Wm Sayre, Norfolk county. WIN Garth
AIbsmae jas r Kent, Montgomery Hill Garter. Charles
City George Bell Jefferson John a. Seidcn, Charles
City. Robert rayI9T' IA !lenrie" nn,; s,rco
Wm Riyc::, es! 9elad d9sn 54Gk, Seeons Spsf, gss
Same third best, S.
FW Brady Of Broosc and Ohio counties for best n'
ported Frenc mcrno buck, $50 Same second best, So
Same third BEST IS. Same best imported French merino
cwc $40 Same, second best, $40 Same third best, S.
w Ware Of Clarke for best imported Cotswold buck.
$50 Same best do do. $50 Same second best do,
| $40 Same, third best do s.
Richard Duany of Loudoun, for best imported South
'''T srEAM IA ii ESGINEs W FOR AGRICULTURAL pun
Nessrs Talbot u Bro, for stationary engine driving
| circular saw, received the premium:
| WORK OXEN.
BlIy Of Fairfax received the hrsLprenum FOR the best
yoke Of work oxen over four years old.
The second premium was awarded to Robert Newman oil
| Orange, for the second best yoke.
| AGRICULTURAL lMPLEMENTS-CLA No. s.
Montgomery l. Bro. OF Baltimore, for their tocka"aY
Fan Mill, SIS. Whitman d Go OF Baltimore for .helr
dung fut Ks and hoes 81 20 Whitman IL Co. hay press,
$50 Mott Lewis & Co. for their aud hay fol KS 81 so
Same firm their hay and straw knife for cutting down
'''N"' QUICK DRAUGlIT STALLION.
! First premium awarded Mr. Fe'on's Black llawGi
| s;cnnd between Vermont, Morgan and kossnth.
Brood Mares for Quick DruHghL-Fst premium TO DR.
Woods black mare Blnche SeconI, TO llarrisons Pam
mare.
| East, first premium. Second, T. D Graves Roebuck.
| Brood llares for Saddle DIR Abner Crumps sorItl
mare took the first premium ST Geo Cookies "sa'y
Iiuich Hyrses-R Dckinson's bay horses took the
m premium. Mr. Cru,ch6rlds grey horses the second
Saddle Horses-A Johnsons brown horse took The hfst
premium. II Nj Nelson's horse the second
Best three years od CUN or tHy.-Chs Cookies l.3
years DID, by Star OF the East .., u,. ~
porrcd Cleveland Bay.
one year old Ole II Rhodes dark bay FLY.
| AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS.
For the best single horse plough So 10 William Palmer OF
For The best SHOVEL plough s3 10 Stephen Boyd hs
| nPapetl's Iron Sh0, cl Plough"
For The best culliyator Sc TO George Wait G. Co, for
| their cuff cuvatur.
For best harrow, So and for The best corn planter So
| 10 T. Whitman IL Co of Baltimore
For the brst subsoil plough s., to Capt Ihomas Ap
Jones' for Gideon Davis for his cml'ive subsoi plough
For the roller, to fl NJ Smith Of Richmond for his
| Flexible roller
Far The best hillside plough, S. 10 Mtssrs. Hall & Spear
| of Wheeling for their revolving beam plough.
For the best gang plough, S. 10 Mott Lewis & Co Of
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| Richmond. AM ~
For the best sweep horsepower, $50 10 aaw OF Hano-
YER county. nn,
For the second best sweep horsepower, $40 10 Bald
| win of Richmond. - ~ o
For the bcs, railway horsepower, $50 TO Whitman g.
| Co.
For the best hreshing machine. without separating ard
cleaning apparatus SIS 10 H NJ Smith Of Richmond.
For lhe best ,hreshng machine. with separating and
cl.nning apparatus $50 TO J Pills OF Buffalo, 7.
Far the best br0adcusng machine for guano S3U Mott
Lewis Co. for Fl~krs lime AMI guano spreader exhibited
by them.
For the best planter $40 10 Khun OF Baltimore for
Colyn's drill.
For the best wheat drill $50 Bckford Hoffman OF
| New York ,.,
For the bes, horse rake IS 10 II Nj Smith Of Richmond
For the best yoke, 81 10 VIM Palmer
For the best grain cradle, 81 town Palmer
For the bes. horse cart Sc Geo W Bassett manuac
ured by Eppes OF Richmond.
For the best eel of carl gear 81 TO oey g. Go Rich
mood -, a., t -,
Premium of IS recommended 10 NJ Wei'S iof oroancast
hand seeder of clover and tlmoiny.
| (RENaIypsR or PREMIUMS ON SECOND PAGE.
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