The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-04

give below in continuation of our notices soma fsr
thsr account Of the exhibition:
GENERAL DESCRIPTION.
fConffnued.l
FABRICS TENT--Takina an early start yesterday
morning, ard reaching the Fair Grounds SOHO fEns
before the crowd began to gather, we had an oPpor
tunity Of looking through this TENT and examining
very many splendid counferpanes, specimens OF
hs aas 1 oa have aa he
sure of appendins the of each fair owner 70 tAe
articles design enuerating, but for the fact that
the cards from many of them had been destroyed ~
which means deprived of that pleasure
Wewih however note every thing that came under
our observatioB.
neat silk bedauilt made OF small pieces and very
pretty. q. w. Langhorne.
Purple pin cushion formed glass stand. EN-
6Toidefea and trimmed with gold Mrs- George W.
Wooihouse.
Cur,ans wines splendid article. Ms. james G.
Campbell.
and painted in water colors. A lady OF Rchmoud-
Dry colors in jars. Wm. Suttlsr of Richmond
Shoes and brogues-the latter offs superior quaiify
Quarles l. Brooke.
Handsome star quilt. William F. Gaines, of Han
over.
An embroidered pattern and handsome piece Of
needle work in frame-very tasty. Caroline @.
Collier, of Richmond.
Bedquilt, gotten up in good taste. Martha g. stan
Several pine burr baskets, displaying much ings-
Iuity IN their construction. Miss i. Steger. OF Cum
berlaud.
Very pretty piece of embroidery, Ia frame
Two worsted figures, male and female, prepared by
Miss A. 4. L. Chinn. of the ST. Jossphs Academy Of
this city. We're much admired by all who saw them
BedqHilt: Ladies' Emanuel Church. ]. g. Carter.
Clothes OF excellent quality. Stauntcn Wooien
While counterpane, knit by the hand. John A.
Hooper, of Gainesville.
Two sets of blank books: ledgers and journals-
bound in elegant Style and ruled with much neat
ness A. Morris, Richmond,
Six half-boqud reprints: tasty gotten up. James
Woodhouse, Richmond.
Star and diamond bedquilt, very pretty. No mama
with il.
Daguerreotypes whitehurss and Pratt
Homemade quilt, of great beauty. Mrs. Harris Of
Loudoun.
Coat and vest. a. Levy.
White homemade bedquiit, splendid article
BabTs SACK light color, and beautifully embroider-
ed. Mrs. W. N. Whiting, of the Amelia Springs Fe-
male Seminary.
Domestic carpet an excellent article No nams
Case of insects of almost every descriptions great
curiosity. No on it.
Colored bedquilt, of much durability Mrs. Lucy
III. Taylor of Richmond.
'.Star of the Union" manufactured tobacco. Mr.
Blackburn
Dress collars for ladies, made of tape, and exceed
ingly neat and tasty. Mrs. Mary L. Fry.
Dress for child, in crotchet work: the prettiest
thing of the kind we ever saw. Miss Dangerted of
Bath.
Superb piano cover of broad CLOTH handsomely or
namented with worsted work. Mrs. Eva Smith.
White knit counterpane, containing ten poundE
of cotton. made in $50 square pieces and then attach
ed. This knit on ivory needles, in four months,
by q lady who is entirely blind. Miss JAIME Wo-
Willow baskets Of different shapes and sizes, equal
to ANYTHING of the kind purchased in the North. Al
fred Slaughter of Rockingham.
White homemade counterpane. Mrs. Wm. J.
Watson of Charlottesville.
Bedquilt, very neat Susan NJ. Burton of Rich
mond.
Knit woolen shirt. Mrs. ]. Watkins of AmpthiIi.
Chesterfield. Also kaleidoscope quilt from thu
same lady.
Pyramid of candy. Juan Pizzin
Coored yarn counterpane, of curious construction.
Mary G. Saunders of Lunenburg. Also domestic
cloth for pantaloons
| Handsome bedquilt. Mrs. Jane +. Case, Of Rich
mond.
| Coored counterpane. Mrs. Lucy Cox. Also
specimen of goods for negro clothing and domestic
carpet.
variegated silk bedquilt, of beautiful pattern
Mrs Peulina Pollard, of Albemarle.
| Black jeans-very nice. Mrs. Burton, of Halifax.
Colored plush bedquilt, by lady " years Of age
| Mrs. Elizabeth Vidal.
Two colored counterpanes. Mrs. John Bayiy, of
/ King and Queen
White knit counterpane, by lady IS years old--ths
| mother sf Mrs II C. Harvie of Goochland.
| All wool cloth. Mrs. A. q. Harnsberger of Aa-
| gusta.
Home made rug-an excellent article, sarpassiss
Diamond quilt. Mrs Lucy FL. Taylor.
| Splendid domestic blankets. Not named
/ Knit counterpane-neat. Mrs. H. Turner.
An embroii cred toilet cover, and knit counter
| pane-both displaying marked ingenuity and good
faste. Miss Lizzie Pollard, Of Fauquier
| Handsome quilt. Mrs. d. C. Crane, of Hanover.
Case of stuffed birds. Ed Nedt
Case of fine shoes for ladies. Pemberton 4 Bro
| ther.
Machine for gathering and getting out clover seed,
/ scoop for removing dirt, specimens of oak, elm aud
black MARBLE from the county of the exhibitor. n.
/ S}Kahle, of Rockbridge.
| Cotton seine thread. twine and cord. Hugh Me-
/ Cubben & Co, Petersburg.
Hardware and cutlery, both foreign and domestic,
| of almost every pattern, some splendid. Andrew
| Johnston & Co. 81
| Wax flowers very natural in appearance. Mn. d.
| H. Flournoy, of Chesterfield.
Case of hats and caps for men and children Reh-
Wine Sap, brand manufactured tobacco. Gss-
w Gillian.
! John J. Werth J, w. Archer, VIM. A. Burwell and
others.
Apples and pears in endless variety John H. King
| Ottoman cover, worsted work. Mrs. J. b. Jeter-
Splendid rug BY lady of Goochland
| Minerals of various kinds, from different sections
Two vases of pretty wax flowers Mrs. c. A.
Smith.
Pair of ottoman covers yey pretty indeed Ishss.
ing much credit upon the fair lady who worked them
| Mrs. Ed. A. Smith. ..,
srains. VIM. ]. Watson Of Charlottesville.
| Embroidered chair, very handsome. Mrs. Mary A.
Page. - ,nseno,slv knit Mis-
/ Kennsrly Of Clarke, blind and deaf
Two ottoman covers Mrs. Susan ii. Burton Of
Prle Of sk Miss L. +. Kenneriy of Clarke blind
| aud deaf.
| artsng dog SO natural that you aiaaast hssx
him gror. and the other eat aud kitten No nans
| to Ii.
Ba1es OF Rehneud-
1 Specimen Of needle work, by Miss Laura f. Lewis
olrs o. voyabg With the xii Of older persons
Wax cherries, seeded and preserved having fhs
| appearance Of bunch raisirs Mrs. Evans Of Rieh-