The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

$50 For the best pen OF eW9 isn 'oss nus aoss tnsn
OK, Far The hest pen Of buck Ian bs not less th q
| four fne wool s. DR. VIM l.. Wiei OF Goochla' I'd
aI For the best buck, middle " DOL, 20 II lu
| lany Of Lbudoun, for imp Southdo wn ouck U I'M
bridge.
a55 For the Cd best buck, middle, WOOL 10, Mr.
| Stewart Of Fairfax, for Southdown buck.
256 For the I'd best buck, middle wool, s, Aror
Clement of Philadelphia, for soutnt own oucF:.
o57 For The best pen Of ewes nos less than three
middle wool. 90, II Dulany Of Los doun, 70 four
s5s For The I'd best pen of ewes, not less. than
three middle wool, 10, R II D'aany OF Lowioun, 4
' 30 For the Sd best pen of ewes, not less than
| three, middle wool, 5, Aaron Clement OF Phladel
phia, for four southdown ewes
260 For the best pen of eve lam b. not less than
/ tour middle wool, 5, none offered.
o6l For the best pen of buck lambs, not less than
4 four middle wool. s. r Dulany OF Loudoun, for
| four Southdown buck lambs
/ Long Woots
262 For the best buck-long wool, 70, DR. John
Woods AlbemarIe.
a63 For the I'd best buck-long wool, 10, F
Stewart. Fairfax.
s64 For the Sd best buck--long wool, S. Nc
| award.
long WOOL 90 r Dulany, Lou 1oun.
266 For the Cd best pen of eve 3, not less than
four-long wool, 10, DR. John Wo, ids, Alberoarle
267 For the Sd best pen of ewes, not less than
26S For the best pen OF eve lambs, not less thar
four-long wool. S. Newman, Orange.
269 For the best pen of buck lambs, not less thar
four-long wool. S, no award.
| Mattress or MiIed Blood.
27O For the best buck 90, to R H Dulany of Lou
27l For the I'd best buck, 10, no entry.
| 272 For the Sd best buck, 5, no entry.
273 For the best pen of ewes, not less THIN four
90, to II Dulany.
pa For the I'd best pen of ewes, not less than
four, 10, to James Newman.
275 For the Sd best pen of ewes, not less than
| four. 5, to Thomas Nelson.
| 276 For the best pen of eve lambs, not less than
four. s. no award.
s77 For cd best pen of buck lambs, not less than
| four, 5, no award.
SWINE
| Ladge Breed.
213 For the best boar over two years old, ~, to
S Tucker of Baltimore co, Md, for Chester boar,
Jerry years old.
279 For the Cd best boar over two years old, 10,
to James Newman, for Byfed and Chester boar &c
| months old.
go For the best boar one year old, Is, to Morris
Lugnot for old Berks shire and Chester boar 1e
months old.
251 For the I'd best boar one year old, 8, to VIM
Robertson for large boar 19 months old.
2S2 For the best boar six months and under one
year old, 15 to R D Carter OF New Kent, Chester
boar pig months old
293 For the I'd best boar six months and under
one year old. g. to John r Woods, Delaware and
Russia and Chester county boar IL months old.
2a4 For the best breeding sow over two years
old 90 to James II Britain, for English and Mackie
SOW, % months Old and pigs
235 For the Cd best breeding sow, over two years
old, 10, to John Woods, for Delaware and Rus
STA and Chester county sow.
| 286 For the best sow, not less than six months
and under eighteen months old, Is, to s l. Tucker
of Baltimore county, Md, Chester SOW IL months
old.
2s7 For the I'd best SOW, not less than six months
and under eighteen months old, 8, to Henry Wead
of Augusta, old Berkshire and Parperraw sow, Is
months old
2sa For the best lot of pigs not less than two and
under five months DID, 20, to J r Woods, shoats,
Delaware aud Russia, and Chester county and Wo-
| burn.
89 For the I'd best lot of pigs, not less than two
and under five months old, to Henry Voigler, s
shoats months old.
290 For the best boar over two years old, Is, tn
Fendall Griffin of Henrico, Surry boar years old
29l For the I'd best boar over two years old, g. to
Henry Voegler, boar 26 months old.
292 For the best boar over one year old, Is, to S
B Halliday of Providence, "Prince Albert" Is
months old.
293 For the Cd best boar over one year DID, 8, to
Peyton Johnston, of Henrico, grade boar l5 months
294 For the best boar six months DID, Is, to s B
| Halliday, boar 10 months old.
295 For the I'd best boar six months old, nor
deserving premium.
DID, none exhibited.
297 For the I'd best breeding SOW over two years
old. none exhibited
298 For the best SOW, not less than six months
nor more than eighteen months, 15 to Charles Cot
trell, Chester sow months old.
300 For the Cd best sow, not less than six months
nor more than 15 months DID, none exhibited.
800 For the best lot of pigs not less than two and
under five months DID, Is, to John Woods tor 2
find Suffolk pigs months old.
SOL For the I'd best lot of pigs, not less than two
and under five months old, 8, to Gray Bouware, for
3 Suffolk pigs3 mouths old
| additional Premiums to Premium Animals.
From 302 to 309 No report.
Poultry.
| $40 For the best pair {mae and fenale) of the
most profitable breed of chickens TO, toJ ames Dew
lin, Henrico, Suwarrow and Pheasant game.
81 For the I'd best pair finale and female) of the
most profitable breed of chickens Z, to James Duke
Henrico, English game.
3l2 For the Sd best pair (male and female) of the
most profitable breed of chickens, S, to DR. T J
| Wooldride, Hanover, Virginia game.
3l3 For the best pair OF turkeys 5, to William E
| Clopton, New Kent
3l4 For the best pair of the most profitable breed
of geese, 5, to Mrs w Green, Henrico Bremen
geese.
3l5 For the Cd best pair OF the most profitable
breed of geese, 3, to John G Turpin, Chesterfield,
Bremen geese.
BIG For the best pair of ducks of the most profit
able breed, S. to Mrs Lucy Binford Hanover, Salem
ducks.
3l7 For the ID best pair of ducks of the most pro-
ftabe breed, 3, to Moseley OF Buckingham, Nal
lard ducks
3lS For the best collection of poultry exhibited
by any one person, 30, to F. NJ Hudson, Petersburg
3l9 For the I'd best collection OF poultry exhibit
ted by any one person, co. to John G Turpin Ches
terfeld.
| BRANCH VI.
agricultural Implennents-CLas No. 1-Ploughs
Cuitiuators and Rollers.
3a0 For the best single horse plough, g. Geo A
Watt & Co, wrought point.
2 81 For the best shovel plough, g. Mott, Lewis G.
Wilson, seltsharpener cast or wrought
322 For the best cultyator, 6, Mott Lewis e. Will
son, expanding cultivator with right and left mould
board castings with three wrought front teeth
333 For the best harrow, 8, George Watt & Co
round tooth harrow.
324 For the best subsoil plough, S, none particu
larry worthy OF premium
3s5 For the best gang plough, none particular IL
worthy of premium. =
326 For the best hillside plough, Whittemore &
Brother A. Noe. =
327 For the best set OF plough swingle bars. q,
new or unusual construction, and superior utility
TO those In common use, 5, none worthy of pre-
| MUM. f
32s For the best smooth roller 10, G II Drury
| without reins)
1923 For the best pegged roller, 90, none exhibit