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

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H6 For the best sweep horse power, sJU,
Smirh for Pifts horse power.
$40 For I'd best sweep horse power, TO, II Bald
| win, for w Cardwells G horse power.
$50 For the best railway horse power, 30,
Whitman & Co, Baltimore, wrought iron railway
power.
3jl For the best threshing machine without Ne
parating and cleaning apparatus, IL, H Smith, late
| Parker e. Smith, hackle down.
352 For the best machine for threshipg, separa
ting and cleaning grain at one operation, 90 II M
| Smith, for Pitts thresher and cleaner.
353 For the best separator or straw carrier, s. II
| Baldwin, for Cardwelrs straw carrier.
| 354 For the best dumping wagon 30, T B Meaux,
| of Amelia.
355 None exhibited.
Glass No A.
| 356 For the best hay and straw cutter for horse
power, $40, To be divided between Mott Lewis Il
| Wilson and Sinclair e. Co. Tho committee
thought the self sharpener of Mott. Lewis e. Co.,
best for small farm. and the screw propeller oil
Sinclair g. Co, best for large one.
3J7 For the best hay and straw cutter for hand
power 10, M Smith, his patent. price $40.
355 For the best corn shelter for horse power
| 10. II Baldwin, price $50.
359 For the best grist mill for horse power, TO-
/ Sinclair, jr., & Co.
360 For the best grist mill fer hand power, 10,
none on exhibition worthy premium.
| 361 For the best saw mill for farm use for horse
/ power, 10, none on exhibition.
362 Forthe best corn and cob crusher, 6, Scott e.
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| Glass No 5.
1868 For the best flaming mill, SIS, Montgomery
| g. Brother, Baltimore.
364 For the best churn, S, George G Curle,
| Lynchburg.
365 For the best hay fork, ESQ., Geo G Curle
366 For the best hay or straw knife for cutting
down stacks, $50, Mott, Lewis Wilson, Rich
| mond.
367 For the best dang fork and hoe, $50, Mott
| Lewis & WilsOn. Richmond
1863 For the best brier blade, so, Mott L.wis &
| Wilson. Richmond.
1863 For the best stump machine, 10, none.
| $40 For the best water ram in operation, TO- d.
| vided between G g. Bargamn jr., and Paul Bar.
| gamin.
| 371-2-3, no premiums awarded.
| agricultural Steam Engine.
374 For the best steam engine, ION wheels)
| applicable to agricultural purposes generally,
as substitute for horse power, SO, Anderson,
| Delaney & Co.
375 For the most extensive and valuable
collection of useful machines and implements
exhibited and made at any one factory, whe.
Their including subjects for other premiums
or not, a premium of %, Mott, Lewis & Will
son, Richmond.
Ploughang match and trail of Ploughs.
376 For the best two horse plough for
| sandy land, as shown by work actually per-
formed and the test of dynamometer, 90, j
Rivercomb, for his sef-sharpener.
| 377 For the best two horse plough for clay
land, as shown by work actually performed
and the test of the dynamometer, 90 Geo.
A Watt Il Co., for their two horse cuff and
brace plough
37a For the best three or four horse plough
for sandy land, as shown by work actually
performed and the test of dynamometer, 90,
Wilson, Smithers Il Burns, wrought point
! improved Livingston county.
| 379 For the best three or four horse plough
for clay land, as shown by work actually per-
formed and the test of the dynamometer, $40,
Wilson, Smithers & Burns.
| $50 For best ploughman with horses, So
| William Stephenson, Henrico.
38l For the I'd best ploughman with hor-
ses, S. A w Dunn's servant Jack" of Ches-
| terrified.
3s2 For best ploughman with steers, $40,
Samuel Look of Fairfax.
1893 Not awarded.
| Wheat Reaper and Momer.
| 3e4 No premium awarded.
| 385 ana 3S6 None exhibited
| 387 For the best sewing machine, Is, M Singer
| l. Co, New York. Mr. Butler agent.
| BRANCH VII
| Fruits and Fruit Trees
| Ss9 to 1877 No report
1893 For the largest and choicest variety of flowers
| 10. John M erton Co, Richmond.
s99 For the ID largest and choicest variety of flow
ers, 5, James Guest, Richmond
400 For the best and greatest variety of dahlias
| James Guest, Richmond.
4ol For the best and sreste.t variety of roses.
400 For the best floral ornament, 5, John Morton
| 4 Co., Richmond.
| plants 5, John Morton Co., Richmond.
| Vegetables.
404 For the largest and best assortment of table
vegetables, 10, Thomas Hartley.
405 For the best dozen long blood bsets, 8, B
| Halliday.
4O6 For the best dozen head of cabbage, s. Joseph
Rennie
407 For the best dozen carrots, g. s Halliday.
4Os For the best dozen egg plants 8. e Eggsing.
400 For the best peck of onions, s. Lewis Bailey.
40 For the hest dozen parsnps, g. Halliday.
All For the best bushel Irish potatoes 8, Poin
4l2 For the best bushel sweet potatoes, 8, Miss
| Lucy Binford
| BRANCH VIII.
Dairy and Honey.
Ais For the best specimen of fresh butter not Les
| than ten pounds 10, Jas Newman. Orange.
Ala For the I'd best specimen of fresh butter, not
less than five pounds, s. Mrs ID Ammon, Botetourt
4l5 For the best trkin tub of salted butter not
less than six months DID, 90 Mrs Lewis Bailey, Fair
| fax.
4l6 For I'd best frkn or tub of sailed butter, not
less than elk months old 10. Mrs T Read Roanoke.
Alt For the best cheese, not less than twenty-five
pounds, 10, Look Lincoln, Mont gomery.
4l8 For the best ten pounds of honey, s. Mrs Geo
| Calvert Fauquier.
Bacon Hams.
4l9 For the best ham, cured by exhibitor,
$40, Mrs Louisa Brander, Richmond.
420 For the I'd best ham, cured by exhibi.
tor, 5, Doct John Wood, Albemarle
Household Manufactures.
| 42l For the best quilt, S., Mrs L P Pan.
MILL
4a2 For the I'd best quilt, a. Miss MAE
| Bohannon.
4a3 For the best counterpart, S, Mrs r E
| Watkins.
4a4 For the I'd best counterpart, 5, Mrs E
Clarke.
| 425 For the best specimen of embroidery,
| 5, Mrs E B Semple,' Hampton.
| 426 For the best specimen of worsted
work, 3, Mrs E Taylor.
| 4a7 For the best hearth rug, 3, Mrs Mary b
| Claxton.
| 428 For the best pair of home made blan.
kets, 5. Mrs A G Ware.
429 For the best home made carpet, 5, Mrs
Henry Cox.
| 400 For the best piece, not less than seven
| yards, of home made negro shirting S, Mrs
Henry Cox.
| 431 For the best piece, not less than ten
yards, winter clothing for negroes, to be wo.
ven by hand, S, Mrs Elvira III Clark.
| 1872 For the best piece heavy wooden Jeans
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