The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-31
THE DAILY DISPATCH

The display IN this hne sufpasooo o'o.y
thing we have ever seen, but as the list was
NOT Closed Mt sundown yesterday afternoon
we are unable to give it in full this morning.
There are nrobabiy 1000 chickens OF var.ous.
kindWsolne of them very fine, Oh re ground
GEESE,
RID Carter of New Ksp. one coop OF native
Geese, and enc Of EFe1a3n Geese OF the Jacques 81
&rs Benz sraic w Green of Henrico, tive Geese
ard two Eeeings.
Mrs Paul c Venable of Mecklenbarg Po-
lisa geese.
John G Turpin, of Chesterfield, ooops
geese kinds.
A NJ Terril of Henrico, l coop common
geese; goslinsg and ? old geese
NJ Hudson of Petersburg, coop Chi-
nese geese and Of Bremen do.
DUCKS.
Dr. Woodbridge of Hanover, one pair OF To-
| land Ducks, and one psircf Malard Ducks
| G Mos ley OF Buckingham, two pair OF Maiiard
Ducks
HI Smith Of Esenrico, one coop of white Poland
| Sam Cererell jr, of Henrico, seven Ducks raised
| from eggs of wild ducks
| Miscellaneous.
| 0 Burton of Henrico, pair muscovey DUCKS
| and pair common ducks.
John Morton of Henrico, . pairs Poland ducks.
| T C Leake of Henrico, pair Eastern SHORE
&C Burton of Richmond, pair Nova Scotia
Porter o, I4surioo, 90 guinea pigs.
} Porter of Henrico 10 fancy pigeons.
| Ravenscroft Jones OF Brunswick, buck deer
Duke of Brunswick, years DID, raised by Daniel
w. Spencer.
FINE Agricultural IMPLEMENTS.
No VIM G Stewart of Petersburg, saddle,
harness and whips.
John MSheppard ofRichmond, II mark
ing irons; cast steel Ratchet; ? chisels; sets
harness; cast steel picks; 6 steel mortices.
+ p Marrow of Montgomery, one case
bride bits.
WB& C Fisher of Lynchburg, one ri
fie and tackle,
+ 5 CaptC Dimmock of Richmond, one box
eyed tools.
6 John Dennis of Richmond, saddle and
harness.
Z w White of Powhatan, . tobacco
, knives
9 Henry Cox of Heprico, girths
james L Redd of Caroline, l briar blade.
10 Toland & Burger of Richmond, circu-
lar saws; hand saws; l rip saw; panne.
saws; l. grating saw mill do; l cross-cut
5 do; l billet web butcher web.
AGRICULTURAL AND HOUSEHOLD IMPLEMENTS
No | Montgomery & Bro of Baltimore,
Rockaway Wheat Fan. W.
j . f Steward of Petersburg case of harness,
saddIery, etc.
3 John Gallaher of Washington City, one plow
aud cultiVstor, invented and made by Linkins &
= | Hardy, L~sdoun county.
q 4 John Galaher of Washing ton City, two inn
proved ploughs, invented and made by II Hop.
| wood, Winchester.
, ) & Harrison g. Gallaher of Washington, COM
. plete working models of the hydro thermal churn,
, invented and made by the exhibitors.
7 Thomas Meaux of Amelia, one patent dump
: ing wagon, patented by the exhibitor.
8k Rout of Orange, one corn planter.
y Julian Ruffiu of Hanover, one pegged roller
! fGT seeding wheat.
. 10 Lewis Bailey of Fairfax one OK yoke.
II John Smith of Louisa one threshing ma
4 | chine.
10 James Redd of Henrico one model tidegate,
IS invented by the exhibitor.
IA II A Lockett of Halifax, No. 0, small one
IS By same, No 10 corn size one horse plough.
n 10 By same, No two horse plough.
II By same, No e three horse plough.
W. Is No 95 Michigan double three or four horse
10 Charles Rice of Baltimore, one MILL
20 By same, one horee power thresher and sepa-
ne Fl % % "a % &c 81, Geo Watt & Co OF Rich.
lie mond, assortment of pOughs, cultivators, har
rowe, coulters wheat drills, etc etc.
% John Haw of Hanover, wheat machine
complete with bagging and weighing apparatus
90 Il Baldwin OF Richmond, ploughs, harrows,
cutivatOrs, etc etc
nd 30 Tho's Byrd of Jefferson, Atkins automaton
tie 81 William Eubanks of Henrico, one two horse
plough.
to. No % James Conner of Greenbrier, over blai
in | wheat fan.
Il" 33to 81 II D Smithers of Goochlaud impro.
ab we'd Livingston poughs made by Wison, Smithers
10 | x Burns, from | to p.
" 52-'3 VIM Blake of Petersburg, l wood planning
on machine do for cutting shingles.
0P 81 II Holiday of Providence r l. Michigan or
y1a double plough for or horses; subsO plough for
" , horses, made by Prouty Is Near.
Yah Mott, Lewis & Wilson OF Richmond Glass No. j
tra l horse pOughs, and 4; do do Minor 81 Horton
NO Nos Il and la -; do cutvator, wrought tools
i do do do cast STEEL , do cutiyator for seeding
M barrow; two horse harrows, different styles;
r | horse expansion harrow; horse hinge harrow
' gauge ploughs, different styles; subsoil ploughs
"a different sizes; subso ploughs; hillside poughs
~ swinge bars OF different sizes fine section smooth
~" roller. Glass No. . l drilling machine for grain
- etc: l corn planter; l revolving horse rake | wiz
tools horse rake Jokes different szcs; grain
; cradles, ; different sizes Class No 3, 4, or ant
y horse sweep power open cylinder shng me
~ chine; and a large number OF other articles of va
IS" lue to agricuturists.
., P Sinclair Jr & Co. of Baltimore, improve
plougEs of different patterns, crushers, rollers, har
.oi, | rows, drills, etc.
Scott Il Markhue Of Baltimore, Scots little gia,
ma | cob and corn mill.
Smith & Harwood of Richmond, Fairbanks
;; Co.'S patent scales OF various sizes.
jacob Revercomb Of Roanoke, horse plougl
. self sharpcner.
- II Whittemore & Bro of Lynchburg bay an
~ straw cutter by hand; hill side ploughs; 3 tw
t horse right hand do two horse left hand do.
nan Church & Kenny OF Petersburg, reaping an
han. moving machine; two.horse ploughs; l thre
Nat horse do.
nh Chas II Drury Of Baltimore, sweep horse pow
~, a. threshing machine; hay and straw cutter CO
- | shelleT: horse grigt mill.
t y "a Joseph w Fawkcs Of Pennsylvania, brosdcs
,stra machines for sowing guano, lime, mud and co
- | post.
do II ba1uHIh ol iNchiloho, threshlng Hsch'h
do; e'Sa straw cutters, corn shellers, etc
,IocL IA Nelson of Clarke, drill Tor sowi
grain aud grass seeds, with guano attachment
,eva. A Strecker OF Richmond patent spring str,
80 cart
: do C Layne & Co. Richmond, oIal wagon.
. Jo Justis OF New Port, Delaware, double 81
80 | rotating gate.
ha.L Smith of Richmond large variety of
- | ticles among them ploughs, cutTstois, cleane
WV reapers, rollers, threshers, operators, corn oh
, r. | lers cob crashers, wheat fans, forks, hoes,
y" every thing else that could be asked for.
VIM Sudden OF Jefferson, wheat drili with
=, 40 ano and timothy sower.
"S' ~ WIN Sydnor OF Hanover, OK cart
George Calvert of Fauquer blind moriiclng
-, chine
"oHS John Hughes of Fluvanna straw cutter I
@, model for canal bridge.
nc 90 George Cure OF Lynchburg ploughs, Mario
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