Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-05

b. Scott, OF Dinwiddc.
For the hes, specimen Of won,ed Work Is. to Mrs
Smith, OF Richmond city
rico.
For Tho best pair OF Home made Blanket, S. to Mrs
hansbergsr, OF Rockingham.
For best Home made Carpet Is tn Mrs Jobp R,yb NJ
King Queen.
For hes. piece Winter Clothing for negroes, woven by
hsnd, w, TO Mrs q liansberycr, ofAugusta.
For best piece Of heavy ~oocn Jeans woven by hand
90, to Mrs Maria Carson, OF Spottysy.nis
TOT "a oes, pee. OF heavy scoen Jeans, woven by
hand, oo, to Mrs DR. Garne Of Henrco-t being tb,,
only description Of this kind Of goods offered -.
For best hne long Yarn Hose 90. to Mrs Ann Chris
tan OF New kent-a lady SO years OF age and Nh. o,L
would have been creditablc TO one of ia ' WIN
for best Home. made Bread co. to Mrs Thos I. Lyme
OF Henrieo-of Mr. T L Lyne's crop Of wheat and
ground ut Rowlsnd's mill In same county
For best home made Pound Cake 5 co. to Mrs + A
Burton, OF Henrico. The committee recommend Ma
Henry Cox. OF same county. for 2d premium.
FOR best home made Sponge Cake 90, to Mrs Ienry
For best varieties of home mado Pickles co. to Mrs
Henry Cox, Of Icniico.
For best varieties OF home made Preserve. m 10 NJ.
Henry Cor, OF Henrico.
For best varieties of homemade Fruit Jelly co. to
Mrs. Masters. of Amelia. "
For best sample Of home made Soap process of making
to be described by cAhibitor) 90 to Mrs Peers Of
Goochlat 4.
For the hest pair of bed Blankets Is to H. T. Amme,
Fincsstle, Boetourt.
For the best piece Of woolens Is to Mary c. Saunders,
For best and greatest variety shoes Is to Pemborton
Brother and w L w Taylor, Of Richmond City 40 so
to eacb they being nearly equal that the committees
cannot decide.
For best and greatest variety Of Hats IS to Richard
Moore, OF Richnond City.
For best and greatest variety Of Hardware Mr. wm
Rady OF Richmond city, exhibited number Of very su.
perior Locks and lock fixtures Of his own manufactures
although these do strictly under this be. m,
Committee decided to give him premium of AZ for ,hs
They the only articles of the kind presented m
them which could he property denomnated Of domestic
,fagfuH n,t T.. al.
hereafter alluded to- were exhibited but could mot receive
premium not having been actured in the state
The following received the highly favorable notice
your Committees Of them has been before init
mated could not receive prizes from their not b,vn,
been included in their lists For the remainder il to
be said that the only regret your Comm had in view.
num- which their many exccleneics and beauties really
deserved.
Crotcheted dress made without seam; ANONYMOUS
Emorodered piano cover by Mrs + A Smith of Rich.
mond city.
Quilt aud Counterpart by Mrs W Micks of Norfolk.
Carpet 10y Mrs. Henry Cox Of Henrico
Carpet by Mrs Peter Foster of Cumberland
Pair Linen Table Cloths by Mrs A G Hamsberycr of
Augusta.
Two Wooden Counsrpanes by Mrs John Bagby Of King
Queen.
Hearth Rug by Mrs Mary A Lea,h of Amelia.
Embroidered Table Cover by two Indian girls of the
Chickdsaw Nation.
Robe Of Domestic Cat Skins by Mrs John Zimmer.
man of Halifax.
Specimens Of Embroidery by Mrs WIN FTayloe Of Rich.
moud
Specimens of Embroidery by Miss Gillian of Dinwid.
Quilt by Miss Lizzie Pollard of Fauquier.
Chsr embroidered by Mrs Edward Valentine of Bu-
chanan
Domestic Towels by Mrs Martin Golisborough of Bsl,i
more, Nd.
Wooden cOunterpanc by Mrs Sarah b Scot. of Din
wddie.
Three very handsomely framed specimens by Miss A
Chinn, of Tapestry, from ST. Joseph's Academy
Chess Boards painted in water c,lors by Mrs Jul.
Cabell. :
silk Quilt exhibited by G w Lanrhorne. Very bean.
Bed Quilt by Mr., DIR VIM Gaines of Hanover.
Pair OF domestic fine knit Cotton Stockings by Mrs AleI
Fleet Of King u Queen.
Wooden Counterpart by Mrs Ann Mansfield of or;s,
Plain embroidered Ottoman by MIS- Ii Burton of Rich
mond city.
White Counterpart by Mrs Thos boswell of Hanover
An Insect cabinet and very large Bird Cage by John
Euroughty OF Eichr ond city.
IIard.are by Andrew Johnston & Co, of Richmond
city These articles were very superior OF their kind but
having been made out OF the State, could not receive
premium.
Mineral teeth by Whitehead 4 Beingham, Petersburg.
Materials Except the paiina) all made in Virginia
Muirhead, Petersburg.
Specimen Of soap 10y Mrs. DIR. Gaines, OF Hanover.
Dried fruit by Mrs Annie F. Mansfield NJ Iou.a ,,os,
excellent, and well prepared.
Specimens of regals for nine different orders by Ed
ward Mcdonald of Richmond city. this own manufacturer
Domestic scrap rug by Miles Akin, of Chesterfield;
well made, and very creditable
Two large cakes basket Of loaf bread of several
varieties water butter and sugar crsckers with different
kinds OF pastry, by Wm Falconer, Richmond city,
Soda water IN bottles of different hlyors by Mr. Nc
Cofmck, OF Richmond city; very good indeed
Merchants books and specimens Of several var of
binding, by James Woodhousc.
One very larga ornamental pyramid, two large iced
cakes, and one jar at candy, by Juan Pnzni Of Rich
mond city; very pretty and ingenious
Eight rolls Kumbcls patent ,chine stretched leather
banding, by Williams Brother, of Richmond city, VERY
l..ti Ia lie and ai,s "a. a
monster bar OF fine yellow soap by Edward Nedt Of
Richmond city. A. well as the Committees could deter.
mine. of excellent quality.
Two Quilts by Mrs y la Igcr of Richmond civ
Five kegs "Old Dominion" Nails by II w Fry mappf.c
turer, Richmond city, livery superior quality and sppea
Five jar. Of Candy; do Branded Peaches two or.
namened Candy Bisket and handsome Centre Py-
ranid, by Bonayita OF Richmond city. Very beautiful
and tasty.
Sample of home made Soap by Mrs Rober. Gra,tan of
Rockingham.
Loaf Bread 10y Mrs G Williams Of Henrco
Loaf Bread by Mrs Jas Dunlop Of Richmond CITY,
Basket Loaf Bread by Mrs J X Harrison of Richmond
Sponge Cake by Mrs Isaac Davenport sr Of do
Loaf Bread by Mr. l. s Ora v ford
Rusks or Buns by Mrs Masters eaten before examine
on which the committee much regret they arc said to
have been Of superior quality
Loaf Bread by Adams d Co. Bakers of Riebmond ci,v
Loaf Bread by Mrs Henry Cox oi IIenrico
Mineral Teeth-Specimens Of the following varieties
formulated gum on pitina, block teeth natural teeth filed
for weak teeth which cannot be filed with meta by X ID
Addiugton Of Richmond city.
Bridal LOAF Cake and Ornamental Sugar Work, by J
Rohardson, pastry cook and ut Exchang. Io
tel. Exceedingly rich aud beautiful.
Specimens OF work ia Virginia Marble, by Jacob Vim
Of Richmond city.
collection Of Pickles (mangocs) aud Tomato Catsup
by Mrs w Hughes Of Richmond city. Very good.
Specimens of Cards, Show bills and Bronze Printing by
u J. Jewett. Very crcditabc aud well executed.
Steam Engine Packing India Rubber, Fire Engine Gar.
den, Pavement aud Factory Hose; several widths Of nd
Rubber Machine Bcng Patent Machine Belt Clamps; by
Williams Brother. Richmond city.
Bock-WoTk by Mrs j X Anderson and Mii, Susan Ar
cher; m'uiiesting much taste, skill and industry.
-Four pair WoOIlen aud Cotton Socks by Mrs A True.
heart Of iIentico.
Quilt by Mrs. Thos Hutton Of Richmond city
jar OF Preserved Wax Cherries and Quilt made Of
otherwise useless scraps by Mrs Evans Of Richmond
city. Very creditable.
Three pair Of Cotton and worstcd Stocking by Nrs
Burton Of lIenrico.
Calico quilt by Mrs. Il. S. Acrcc Of King Queen.