The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-31
For best pair bolton grays, 2; Richard Forester,

For best pair ea-brght bantams, 2; Richard For
| rester, Hanover.
| For best pair Java bantams, 2: Snead and Saun.
! ders, Richmond
For best pair great malay, 2; Boisseau Burgess
For best pair Jersey blue, 2; Boiseeau Burgess.
| Iarkeys-iSco'ad Goss
For best pair common turkeys, AZ; Jno Turpin
| Geese- Third Class.
For best pair common geese, s2; Mrs DIR LuInp-
kin. Hanover.
| For best pair Bremen geese, o Jno q Turpin
For best pair Poland geese, 2; VIM d Palmer,
| Richmond.
Ducks--E6arh Class
For best pair white Poland ducks, s2; Richard
| Forester.
For best pair Muscovy ducks, 2; Mrs DR. Lumpkin
For best pair common ducks, 2 Mr. Boisseau.
FIFTH Glass.
For the greatest variety of poultry by one exhib.
| itor, $40; John Turpin, Chesterfield.
| BRANCH V.
agricultural I",piements-Class 1-Iaoayhs, Cult.
rators, dc.
For best three horse plough, $l0-Baldwin, Card
| we'll Co., Richmond.
For best two horse do. 10--George Watt 4 Co,
| Richmond.
For best single do, 1o-George Watt & CO., Rich.
mond.
For best subsoil do, 5-George Watt & Co., Rich
| mond.
-. For best new ground, or coalter do, 5-George
| Watt Co., Richmond.
For best hill side do, 5-George Watt & Co., Rich
| mond.
| For best cultivator for corn, 5-A. p. Routt.
For best cultiSator for tobacco, baldwin, Card
well Il Co., Richmond.
For best cultivator for two horses, 5-George
| Watt L Co, Richmond.
| For best wooden frame harrow, baldwin,
| Caldwell Co, !ichmond.
For best irou frame do, Gil. NJ Smith, Rich,
mond.
For best drain and furrow plough for opening
water furrows, 20-A. p Routt.
The committee recommended premium of S5
to A. p. Routt, for his plough for opening corn
| rows.
Drills. Broad Casters, d,-S,cond Class.
For best broad casting drilling machine for
sowing grain and grass seed, $50; Bickford Huff
man.
For best lime spreader, 90; II. NJ. Smith.
| For best corn planter, 10; A. p. Routt.
Wagons Guts, Harness 6c.-TaUd Class.
| For best horse cart, IS; T.. p. O'Del, Richmond.
For best wagon body, or ladder, for hauling wheat
in the sheaf, hay or straw, ); Daniel Is. Corrie,
| Richmond.
| No harness offered
| Class ith--i1oitors, Cioa CrnSIers and Farm Gate
| For best smooth roller, so; Ii Smith, Rich
mond.
For best pegged roller. to be exhibited by model
20; Edmund Ruffin. of Hanover.
For best clod crusher, 20; III VI Smith.
! No farm cato worthy of premium with hinge and
fastening, to be exhibited by model.
| CLASS 5th-Hor$e-Ibsoe TtresherS Sparators, ds:
For the best sweep horsepower, s25; IL NJ Smith,
| Richmond.
For second best do, TO- " Fishbach, Stoanaris-
| VILE
For best threshing machine, 90 IL VI Smith, Rich
| mond.
For best machine for threshing, cleansing and
| separating wheat, at one operation, 30; ii u Smith
For his Pitts machine for gathering clover seed, 90
A kahle, Lexington.
For the best machine for huling and cleansing
clover seed, 20; A Kahle.
CLASS G-&raw and Root CatterS-C5rn Shelters,
Nils dc
For best hay straw cutter for horse power
10; G. b. Griffin, Harrisburg Pa; for Cummings pa
tent.
For best hay straw cutter for hand power 5;
G. F. Griffin, Harrisburg Pa; for Cummings patent
For best horse power for cutting cornstalks for
| fodder, 10; G. b. Griffin, Harrisburg, Pa; for Cum
ings' patent.
For best corn shelter for horse power, 5; II NJ
Smith, Richmond
For best corn shelter for hand power, ); Ii NJ
Smith, Richmond.
For best saw mill for farm use 10 none worthy.
For best corn and cob crusher 10; Geo Hop
kins for Changers magic mills.
CLASS Fun AW, Hly Press, DitcEing Machine.
The Committee to whom was referred the sub
jects embraced in Glass No. 7t62 to 400 respect
fully report that they award the premium to a
wheat fan exhibited by Montgomery & Brother
styled the ''ROckaway Fan there being but one
other Fan in competition, which was not in order
| to be tested.
| They also award the premium to a Hay Press
manufactured and exhibited by Mr.. ii. NJ. Smith,
| of the city of Richmond. There were offered 9th
er articles belonging to the above class, but as
they were not manufactured by the exhibitors and
for other reasons excluded by the rules of the So
| ciety, your Committee do not award any other
premiums. All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN NJ. GARNET,
| GEO. WATT,
! GEO. NJ. SAVAGE.
| The committee recommended "a Discretionary pre-
mium to John Haw, Hanover, for his Woodpecker
| Saw Mill.
| Glass s.
| For most extensive and valuable collection of usc-
ful machines and implements exhibited and mad. AT
any one factory whether including subjects for other
premiums or not, premium OF S25-t0 II Vi Smith,
Favorable mention is also made of a collection ex-
hibted by Baldwin, Car'&ell L Co, Richmond.
Glass IN SC HtReOus.
To best pump q 1apted to deep wells, Sl0-Paul Bar
| qamn Richmond
For best water ram in operation, lO-Paul Barga-
| mn KlChm md.
For hest SCOOP or scraper lO-Matthcw Kahle.
! Lexington.
For best lcyeling instrument suitable for draining
| operations, l0-JamesJ j Rcdd.
For, best sausage cutter, 2H NJ Smith, Rich
mOnd.
Fer best washing machine, 2-WH&RB Wood
ward, Richmond.
The committee recommended the following as
porter and al, bottled, Mccormack and Ladd, Rch,
nond hay or wheat frame b Trimble; aprlc- pairing
machine, " Dawson; marble WORK, J W Davies;
| carriages, King; and some other articles.
| CLASS I0--fgricutuIaE Stem, Engine
| For best steam engine applicable to agricultural
purposes generally, substitute for horsepower
| Sdl-Phillp Kahn, OF Rich hmond.
| CLASS 1l-Pt0ugtin0 Match.
FOR best ploughman with horses, $l0-Wm Shep-
| person, of Henrico.
| For second best do 5-Wm Eubank, of Ienrca
| For best ploughnan with steers. l0-LeWis Bailey,
| of Fairfax.
| BRANCH VI
| Class I.-FrHitS dRd Frliit Trees
For best and largest variety of apples suitable for
Southern raising, so; Mr., Jones, Rockbridgel
md I4r.T pnila o.
able for Southern raising. 10; Mr. Davis, of Staun
| ton
| For best peach trees, 10; Mr.. Davis StauntOn.
For hest fig trees, 5; James Guest Henrico.
| FOR best grape vlne+, :; James Guest Ienrico.
For best strawberry vines, 3; Mr.. Stansbury, Hen
| FOR best raspberry plants, 3; James Guest, Hen
| rico.
| CLASS Ii.-Fn1rcrs
For the largest and choicest collection of plants,
| $40; James Guest. Rich hmond.
For best aud greatest varieties of dahlias 3: John
| Morton Richmond.
For best twelve dahlas, 2; James Guest.
| For greatest variety of roses 5; John Norton
! For best tW enty five roses 9; james Guest
For best aud largest collection of chrysanthemums,
| :; James Guest
| For best floral ornament. 3; John Morton.
For best hand bouquet, not more than eight inches
III circumference, 2; John Morton.
For best and largest collection of yerbenas in
| bloom, 8; John Morton.
For best and largest coleeti n of evergreens s /;
For best and largest collection of hardy towering
| shrubs, ); john Morton.
| The comnlttee recommend the unapproprated
premium, No. j0i, to be awarded to John Morton.
| CLASS III.-Fegetdbles
For largest and best assortment of table yepeta-
! bles, $40; A. $. Storrs
| For best dozen long blood beets, 2; wm Smith.
| For beat dozen head cabbage 2; A. s. Storrs
| For best dozen caulifiower. ?; A. s. Sto-rs.
For best dozen carrots, 2; l.. Chamberiayne
| For best dozen egg plants, 2; L. Chamberayne
For best peck of onions. q Mrs. l.. G. Binf-r,
For hest DOZEN parsnips. 2; L. Chamberiayne
For best bushel Irish potatoes, .; 8. Stansbury,
| For best bushel sweet potatoes, 2; Billy Tally.
| The committee recommended premium 10 L.
Chamberlayne for fine Irish potatoes.
| BRANCH VII