Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-14

| X Morgan, Campbell.
No. !. Best Street satacturing Fllev.-s Nc
Corhls, Lynchburg; N Ferguson, franklin;
a Barks, Lynchburg; W Pcrrow, campbsll; j
| No. 3. Best sample Manufactured Tobacco, MOI
iess ia. 8 Bs.-A II Armistesd. Lynchburg; A
| B Nichols, Bedford y Iialsey, Lynchburg; W 7
Scott, Amherst; o CLARK, Campbell;
GRAIN.
Best acre Highland Corn, do Wheat. do Rye,
DO Oats.-Bolar Cock. Campbell; Jno Hughes.
Pittsylvania; VIM Paxton, Rockbridgc; Richard
Crenshaw, Bedford; Colin Bass. Roanoke.
GRASSES. HAY, &c. 5.
Beat acre. Timothy. do Clover, do Herd Grass,
best acres Hay. any grass. do do Grass. any
grass. do any do 2 do Orchard drass.--Jas N
Crockett, Pulaski: Robt Davis, Lynchburg: A
D Gage. Wythe: Chas + Oliver, Roanoke; Or.
Abrsm Clark. Campbell
BEST ROOTS.
Best aero of Irish Potatoes. do Ruta Baga, do
CARROTS do Sugar Beots do Mangold Wertzel. do
Turnip. --Edwn II Page, Campbell; VIM o Hurt.
Bedford; David Staples. Amherst: Washington
Dickinson. Franklin; VIM Ewing, Bedford.
Garden Vegetables, except above.-S w Shell
ton, Lynchburg; + kean, Pittsylvania; John A
Langhorne. Roanoke; Peter CopIapd. Botetourt;
WIN A Trent. Appomattox.
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
No. |. Piors.-ien o q Clay, Campbell d
Amm.u. Btctourt: II Rosebrougi, Bedford; Jno b
Lee, Lynchburg J W Hurt Roanoke.
No. ,. Agricultural Implements, Liass No. q
A Donald, Bedford; W Hunter, App"mattox :;
John d Holt. Ca,npbell; + Is Deane. jr, Lynchburg;
A lIupp. Roanoke.
No g. agricultural Implements, Class No. a.
W p Bowcock. Appomattox q W Shanks. Roa.
noke; WIN Read Iynchburg; VIM W Leftwiob,
Bedford; Col W billiard. Amherst.
No. L. Agricultural implements, Class No. A.
s Garland, Sr, Lynchburg; + Phcgar. Montgome-
~; II NJ Bowyer. Botetourt; n e Miller, Pttsy-
vania; + II Murrell, Lynchhurg
No. 5. PLOnyhing Mufrh.--A Fulton. Wythe;
w Radiord Sr, Bedford; e II Norman, Campbel
+ J Chapman Roanoke; + W Johns, lynchburg
MECHANICS.
Fnraiturr.-Best Parlor Furniture. best Cham
Der d. bert Split bottom Chairs.--C A Colhoun
Lynchburg; W G Hewitt, Bedford Oh NJ Black.
ford, Lynchburg; Jas IIorner, do; G II Phelps,
do.
Francis Bell, Pulaski; s G Hurt, Lynchburg; Jno
N Anderson. Bedford; Jno W Holt, jr., Lynch
burg Geo ID Davis. do.
Nens Saddles, Side Saddics Brides, Home Tan
ned Leather, harness, sole and npper.-Dr II
Gilmer. Lynchburg Jeduthan Carter, Campbell
Crawford II Jones, APPROXIMATIONS; Edwin Wise
Amherst; jesse S Burks. Bedford.
ished Castings. Tn Ware, Jestshod horse and horse
Moe.--Col A Ilupp, Salem; VIM I Anderson,
Lynchburs; Spotswood Brown. Bedford Charles
Jones, Lynchburg Ira Hurt, Franklin.
Wagon. Carts. and Wagon Hdrncss.--John
Buford, Bedford } X Pitzcr, Roanoke; N II Hob
son, CampbellR Vennblc. Smyth; NJ Cox,
Lynehburg.
Linen; best do 10 yds fax do: best do l ID fax
thread; best do silk and fur hats G NJ Rucker.
Lynchburg; W NJ Hamlet. Campbell Il + Jones,
Bedford j Trout, Roanokc W NJ Hannah, Apo
mattox.
Flour Barrels Tobacco boxes. Brooms, (home
made:) " llollns, Lyhchburg: q Perkins,
Campbell; J J Samons. Amherst } NJ Rucker,
Bedford: K } Wade. Lynchburg
Gard Printing Book Binding. Marble Work and
Paintings: VI Speed, Lynchburg II Dickin
Bocock Appomattox J p Coleman, Amherst.
BACON HAMS. &c.
Best Flour made of White Wheat. and best Flour
of Rcd Wheat. Committee. Jas } Irby Lynch
burg; G Luck Bedford; + W billiard, Amherst;
Peter Saunders, jr., Botctourt; Charles Shannon,
Smythe.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
No. best Quilt lother than Cotton or Wool
en), best Counterpart lother than Cotton or Wool
en- best Hearth Rug, best Pair Home Made Blan-
kcts. best Home Made Carpet, best made Shirt.
best Fine Long Yarn Hose, best Coarse Yarn Hose.
Committee: Mrs llalscy, Mrs 5 Hurt, Mrs
No. 2--Best Home Made Sonp, best Home
Made Bread, bcst Pound Cake, best Spounge Cake.
Committee: Mrs J II Mcdaniel Mrs DR. Payne.
Mrs A Ruckcr, Mrs = I Wlthcrs Mrs. Il Tins
ley.
No 3.--Best Pickles best Preserves, best Fruit
Jelly. Committee: Mrs II Flood. Mrs II II
C,biness. Mrs 5 McCorkle, Mrs Alex Doniphan.
Mrs I J Kirkpatrick.
No 4.-Best Specimen Embroidery. Best Spcci.
men Worstei Work. best Piece Crochet Work,
best Piece Net Wnrstcd Work Committee -
Mrs d + Spence. Mrs g II Massie. Mrs } +
Slaughter. Mrs NJ S Langhornc. Mrs $ ryree.
No. 5.-Best Pair Home Made Negro Shifting.
best pair Negro Clothing, best Heavy WOODEN
Jeans, ID hes, Heavy Woolcn Jeans best piece
Linsey. Committee: Mrs b Denne, Mrs I.o
Norvell, Mrs } II Tyrec, Mrs W I Anderson, Mrs
a q Hancock.
No. 6.-Bcst Woocn Counterpart, do best Cot
ton do best Cotton Quilt Patch. work, do best fine
long Cotton Hose best Silk llose homemade silk.
Committee: Mrs DIR Saunders, Lynchburg Mrs
Mary A bearing, Campbell; Mrs Samuel Pryor.
Lynchburg; Mrs J + Horner, Lynchburg Mrs d
X Edley, Lynchburg.
No. best Specimen Block Work, best do
Knitting, best do Netting Committee; Miss Sal
ly Clayton, Mrs S W Younger, Mrs JAS NJ Cobbs,
Mrs Fayette S,cptoe Mrs ID b Payne, Lynchburg.
No. 8.-For most extensive variety of useful,
ornamental and fancy work, not excluding articles
which may had premiums awarded them under any
of the above specifications CommiHee Mrs
Judge VIM Daniel Mrs NJ Speed, Mrs Dexter
Otey, Mrs l. johnson. Lynchburg.
FLOWERS.
Committee Mrs Samuel Garland Mrs Chas l.
Mosby, Mrs L ID Christian, Mrs DIR Gilmer, Mrs
BEST PLAN OF FARMING WHEAT, &c.
Class No 4-Committee Gen. Edward Watts,
Roanoke; J NJ Preston, Smythe; L Burks, Bed
ford; S Miller, Campbell; Johns. Appomattox.
DAIRY AND HONEY.
Commitce.-G ID Davis, NJ IIollina, II Boyd,