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

gj6 Miss T. Davis of Norfolk, tidy.
III 2'}8 and 239 Mrs l. Garnett Of Henrico,
piece ilnsey and pieces negro mems clothing.
40 Miss Ophelia Ruukle of Green, l counter
pane.
al to 2I5 Mrs Scott of Dinwiddie infants
white merino hat embroidered infants pink
muslin hat embroidered; Infants cloak ein6roi.
dered ernb. linen cambria h'dkisi infants white
mouslin emb. dress.
24G and 2I7 Miss Eliza NJ Jackson OF Cumber.
land, quilt, and pair worked sleeves.
24o and 2i9 Miss Anderson of Cumberland,
worked dress sleeves for children and adults.
go and 25l Mrs NJ Haley oil Richmond, 2yarn
counterpanes
252 d Green Of Falmouth, / piece osnaburgs
2j3 254 and 255 Mrs J Watkins of Chester field,
, pieces of wooden cloth, jeans and danneI
2j5 Mrs John Mosby OF Hanover domestic
cOunterpane.
81 Mrs Susan Duyal of Henrico, yarn coun.
terpane.
30 Mrs EIiz. Adams OF Lunenburg, patch work
quilt
90 Mrs Mary Carter of Richmond, chid's sauue.
200 Miss NJ Calvert of Fauquier, silk net pic mic
gloves
pol Mrs George Calvert, silk net pic mic gloves.
262 Miss Eliz Brooke OF Augusta, l chair worst.
ed work.
263 Miss Mary McAdam OF Richmond, Captive
Children worsted work
2G4 to 2G3 Miss Matilda McAdam of Richmond,
:" Sea Storm" painting and embroidery Italian
Scenery" Mt st Michael Castle Troy painting
Craycn drawing.
260 to 27I Miss f A Fitzwson of Richmond,
blue bead basket white do; > ladies' work collars
272 and 273 Miss Virginia Tyler oil Richmond,
oil paintings
PA and 275 Mrs Duval of Louisa, patch
quilts
go and 277 Mrs Sarah Crawford 9 yds coarse
jeans, and ! hearth rug
$50 Mrs T L Claiborne of Franklin. l silk Quilt
2si Miss Woods of Franklin, lace collar.
80 Miss i Woods OF Franklin, l muslin collar.
263 Mrs Robert Scott of Franklin, piece worst
ed work
2sI Mrs Robert Grew of FranElin pr warn socks
80 s5 Mrs. Mrs. / Pannill Of Orange, bed spread
;!o7 to 2s9 Miss Ann Nelson of Chester field silk
quill, and patch work quilts
@IO-l Richard Beezley of Chesterfield, | terra
pin powder horn and one lead belt
293 Miss Bass of Powhatan, fire screen, worsted
293-4 Putney & Watts, Richmond, fine and
coarse bropues
295 Mrs A jenkins of Spottsylvania, cotton
800 Mrs Sheppard of Henrico, ? yarn coun.
teTpanes
Miss Rebecca Sinton of Henrco, one pair en-
brolderpd sleeves.
Miss Betty Clarke. Richmond I crochet mat and
piece block work
Miss Parrish, Petersburg. lace dresses.
Miss Eliza Wood, Meckenburg, l counterpart.
Miss Mary Wood Goochland i crochet tidv
Miss Walker, Goochland 2 counterpanes
Miss Matt L Hckson, vase of flowers made OF
goose feathers.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
! Brown Shook of Richmond, Dbl Patrick ia
Guthrie do do, Dbl.
WaJnes borC' DO do, Dbl.
, Hope do do, Dbl.
I q Ferguson of Lynchburg, packages of ma.
nufqe:nred tobacco branded Ferguson
z Horton Reach of Richmond, case ladies' dress
trimmings and tegslia
HARDWOOD Blackburn of Richmond, packages of
sackburn's Star of the Union manufactured tobacco
r 8 Package of Price l. Harwood's Magnolia manu-
featured tobacco.
10 Whitmore of Augusta Dbl -four
/, II ii hoyster OF Richmond Royater's Invinci-
u Registers Arms.
l2 RoYster's fruit brand manufactured Tobacco
II Il Claiborne OF Franklin, l box manufactured
Is Peters Martin l Co of Richmond, 1 Dbl w Ew-
ing flour.
I6 John Carter of Mecklenburg, tobacco.
II and IS VIM Cfumpton of Lynchburg packages
tobss2;S9, Wm CTumpton's aces.
IS w knight Of Nottowsy, Dbl flour.
70 Brown Shook of Richmond, one Dbl Globs
Mills family flour
p, p % and "A M Lsnghoroe < Sons of Lynch
burg small packages manufactured tobacco.
shaw flour.
&c Crenshaw L Co of Richmond Dbl Hollins'
2 W A Ruff OF Rockbridge, Dbl G A Coffman fa-
my flour.
% A Thomas L Son of Richmond, ? boxes manu-,
20 Lewis of Rockin CHAM, Dbl -four Blue Ridge
so Thes Ballard of Albemarle I Dbl -four.
Dbl VII ar4S5n m6unts s lint rtH Wheat
family Hear, warranted.
SEWING MACHINES
No. Horton Reach of Richmond, Hunts
sewing machine.
? j NJ Singer & Co of New Yyrk. l family
sewing machine, entered by j NJ Butler, agt.
PLOWMEN
Joseph SintOn of IL enricO-two horse plow-
ing by JOS SintOn'S negro man "Meredith.'
VIM p ShepperSOn of Henrico-four horse
blowing, three horse blowing, two horse
blowing.
Staples of Henrico-three horse blowing
by negro man Julius"
James Orrock, a white laborer with John
Stewart, Esq, of Henrico.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
No. Az Charles Moncure of Culpeper for the
best drained farm, part thereof, etc
449 ThOs Garland Of Albemarle, eradication of
wire grass.
$50 By same, eradication OF wild onion or garlic.
AL BY same, eradication of sassafras
AL By Z T Tayloe Of King George, eradication
of sassalras
449 Ruffin, jr. of Prince George, eradication
449 VIM D Gresham of King & Queen, eradica-
ton of wire grass.
MISCELLANEOUS.
No Brown Shook of Richmond Kerr's
superior old rye whiskey.
& VIM Semple of Hampton, half dozen
at cannisterS cooked vegetables.
BY same, specimen of "Doura, or AT
Ilcdn corn.
John Gallaher Jr. of Washington. one
combined filter and cooler invented by the
exhibitor
BY same, improved pneumatic chimney
cap, invented and made by John Clark Of
Washington.
By same, one batter and egg beater, in
vented by exhibitor
Mrs Nancy T Blanton of Cumberland, I
bottle black berry wine.
John Berry of Hanover, ] hide sole lea
ther.
BY same G calf skins
10 James Hart of Louisa, I box of ores.
II Mrs Baylor Of Warrenton. Fauquier, ]
leather work basket by a lady p years old. |
Il G NJ Miller of Halifax, leaf Of tobacco. |
13 and II Thomas l. Preston of Abingdon |
, boxes specimen plaster.
- and Is BY same, , kegs salt.
y and Is Wyndham Robertson of Abing- |
don, boxes specimen plaster.
l2 and 20 BY same, . kegs salt.
u " \ Irving of Richmond, Yale & Boil
ion caloric hot air furnace.
.: Is Mccormick of Richmond l water
cooler
- By same, soda water apparatus.
- Crews of Pitt5ylyaff6, l box leaf