Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

men ni Irish Potatoes. so cts: Mrs L L Withcrs,
for fine specimen Irish Potatoes, 500 bushels 10
! the acre. 81; W Ruckcr best specimen Of ka-
ohrah 81 cts Ms Jnp Oyler, for best Parsnips
and Gaita Vans. 80 cts; Mrs Sam'l ,;araad ir,
| for specimen Egyptian Mummy Corn. 80 ,ent~;
| II " Barksdae, Tor Tuscarora Corn, 81: Il I Blu
ford. spc linen hpmiYy and common cora. 81;
Capt p Buford, for best specimen I'll Wheat, -;
Mrs .jno o, Ter f,r best Turn;p Bects, 80 cts.
| GARDEN VEGETABLES.
| To Mrs J j Lakeland. Buckn CHAM. f,r the
best bushel of Bermuda white am pn,atocs : M;
| Pc Akcrs. Lynchburg, peek If Tomatoes joe.;
Mrs. II W Barksdale, Campbell, for best bu,hel
OF onions, 50cts.
IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
To Whittemore x Josliu. Lynchbprr. fr steel
| plough, IS 05: Wht,emore 4 Jo>lin best hay and
| straw cutter, So 90; b Winter, best corn and cob
crusher, 81 o.: Nathaniel Floyd, best sugar
mill, 81 90; Whttemorc Joslin. best cider mill
anl press, S3 900; } Montgomcre u Bro. Bau-
more. lest Wheat Fan, $500; W W Walton. hest
Washing machine, McVickers, patent, 81 %; q :
D.uguid, Lynchburg, best straw cutter, - On.
Nh ttcmore d Joslin, best straw and stalk cutter,
horse and hand power combined, 81 81; \ q
labney, hest circular saw mill, s. 0O; Whittrmnrr
Jo>l'n, Lynchburg' ! Revolving rake Wheat
cleaner, yoke with Hat bolt pin. | SAUSAGE
meat cutter, Apple pealer. corer aud sltcr-
Certificate of merit.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Dawson 4 wilkins. Lynchburg, for hest mems
| saddles 50: Dawson x Wilkins, lest side saddles
81; Dawson 4 wilkins, hest brides $50; Shoe
maker Mallory, lest Harness Leather, So do
do do best i pairs negro Shoes. 10
Vim Sitter l.ynchburg best Moc Skin Hats, *;
do do do do SILK Hats, y; john
son Trraklc, for best specimen Card Printing,
81; .no b Gaiilcss, Iynchbure for best specimen
Marble Work, s.; VIM Randolph Barhcc, for bust
Of Gratitude" So Flynn, best i horse war
gon, So c d Flynn, best > horse Wagon; \ }
Lucas. for best brooms, 30.
.Johnson & Ilehming best specimen orna-
mental Painting, 81 Mrs } : johnson best
specimen Fancy Work, 50: Joseph Summers
Gate Latch and Bride Bit. 81: VIM Fisher,
file acknowledgements, 81; AG pahney, submerged
water wheel. ST. Miss Indiana Freeman, for pic
ture framed, LIST, 81 Miss Indiana Freeman, for
picture framed, 2nd 81; Miss Nanny Moorclan,
for picture framed. Bird, 81; I Grimaldi .r best
pair patent leather bouts, medal; & Bliss, best
Tin Ware, $3.50 Sam'l Da, .ds"n best billing
hoes. 50; I B pcane y Son, best car whcel-, so;
T Il Deane & Son. Columbia, Shell, a.. medal.
DOMESTIC ARTICLES.
Mrs Thomas Mitchell, best specimen, fresh
butter 81; JAS Irvine. best specimen honcy 3 90;
Jas G Irvine best stan filled with honey. Sl5o;
\ Is Sprinkle, best specimen Fox tatawba Nine,
medal; Mrs \ II Armisteal best specimen Fox
Crane Wine medal; John Johns best do Black
berry Winc medal; VIM Caruthcrs, best specimen
Cherry Bounce do; Mrs I l. johnson, Do
Blackberry do do. Mrs Dr Whtehill do
Tomato Wine, d.; do Hardy hest, do
cordials medal; Mrs W Norman, best spe Il
men Cider, medal.
MIsCEIIANEors.
L F. DAVIS. essay nn Curing TulaccoS5, Ctotcr.
ESSAY ON Natures. so: & Ocy. essay on En-
rching and Improving Land SO; Washington
Hunter, essay on Culture Vi Tobacco, $40; JabeA
Smith essay on Production Of Grasses, 81; Col
Langhorne best 8 acres of grass, SIS.
flour, BACON HANS, &c
20 Dickinson, Bedford best barrel Of lour,
white wheat, 81 80; do red wheat. g 81; Mrs. A
B Hicks, Amherst, best hams. 50: Mrs. A NJ Arm
stead, Lynchhurg, best round Of beef SO.
CARRIAGES. BrGoiEs, A..
Bcni Vail host set Of carriage harness, s.; J IL
Baily, best top buggy, SO.
FURNITURE. &c.
VIM Loose. hest set If parlor chairs, s.; do So
fas, 81: } l. Winston 4 Co. chamber furniture,
SlO VIM Loose. White haired mattrass, the Com
mittee mention as worthy Of special notice.
TOBACCO.
j l. Ciaytor& Co.. best specimen Of manufac;ur-
ed tobacco. 81.
The Committee wish further to say that the
workmanshpot II J Wades specimen, is very
perior, perhaps the best of the lo;-qunlity also
very superior. The Committee wish, also, To say
that the specimen exhibited by NJ LanGhornc is
also very superior in both workmanship aad
quality.
BEST BRIGHT aANrrAcrrRiNG TOBACCO.
JAS NJ Rucker. best specimen of bright mann-
featuring tobacco. 80.
HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Mrs J D Lanshorne, Lynehburs, pitcher, for
satin quilt
Mrs F Payne, Lyncbburg' medal, for fine silk
quilt.
Mrs Chalmers, Lynchburg, medal, fer fine silk
quilt
I 7 ar, al Far 1osf
die quilt.
Mrs A II Alexander, Campbell, medal, for coun
tcrpane.
Mrs Jno Saunders. wythc outer cooler, for best
homemade blanket.
Miss f Alexander Campbell, butter cooler,
for best yarn carpet.
Miss ii Knight, Campbell, medal, for rag car
Mrs W W Reese, Bedford, medal, for cow-hair
carpet.
Miss L Shumakcr, Campbell cup, for home
made shirt.
Miss NJ L pankey, Arpomattox, butter knife
Mrs .Jno Grouse, Lynchburg, knife, for best
coarse warn hose.
Mrs j S Salmonr. Campbell knife, for best
pound-cuke.
Mrs Il S Payne, Lynchburg pie knife, FIR best
homemade bread.
Mrs r B Deane Lynchburg metal. for second
best home made bread.
Mrs p I Withers, Campbell, knife, for best
home made soap
Mrs Judge Wilson, Lynchburg. medal, for best
pastry. Pie knife to same fr best pickles.
Miss Lucy Clark Campbell, pie knife for best
preserves
Mrs JAS Seuy Lynchburg cup or goblet. for
fruit jelly.
Mrs Jesse Salmons, Lynchburg. melal for best
sweet pickle.
Mrs I L johnson, Lynchburg medal, foI best
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