The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-06

For the best collection of native grapes, I'd pre-
For the best collection Of foreign grapes, LIST pre-
For the best collection of foreign grapes I'd pre-
JuDG Es-Dr. VIM. H. Jones. Meeklenburg; r.
6. Tunsta Henrso; John Pase, hanoGer hen nd
H His hSShsfR' %Sp DOMESTIC DE-
Glass IS. Foicers.
For the largest and choicest collection Oh fiah's'
For the second best,5.
For the best and greatest varieties OF dahllas.2
For the best twelve dahiias,2
For the greatest variety OF rJses, D.
For the best twenty five roses, z
For the best and largest collection OF chrysan-
u" For the best floral ornament 5.
For the best hand bouquet, not more than eight
iuc nes in circumference, z.
For the best and LARGEST collection of verbenas
For the best and largest collection Of evergreens.
For the best and largest collection of hardy flow
' JuipS Rs."joHn Stewart, Henrico; G. A. Myers,
Richmond T. IL Ellis, Richmond; Newton Van
i'' W. nv Glass 5s-Vegetables.
For the largest and best assortment OF table veg
For the hest half dozen long blood beets,2
For the best hall dozen head 8 OF oahbase'2.
For the best half dozen broccoli, z
For the best half dozen carrots,2.
For the best half dozen egg plants, 2
For the best peck OF onions, 2
For the best half dozen parsnips,2.
For the bss. bushsl OF Irish RotatoesS.
For the best bunch of celery, 2
For the best bunch oil satisfy, z.
us upn G B. Luch. Richmond; (. F. Blair,
York. Nathaniel Kim, Henrieo,
Class Coulter and Cheese
For the best specimen OF fresh butter, not less
than ten pounds, SIS.
For the second best specimen Of fresh butter not
For the best frkin or tnb of sailed butter, not
less than six months old, OF forty pounds or more,
For the second best rkin or tub of sailed butter.
not less than six months old, OF forty pounds or
For the best cheese, not less than twenty pounds,
For the second best cheese, not less than twenty
The method of making and preserving the butter
and cheese to be stated by the exilbItor
R;cnndrd pia Iahn B Yonmt. Henrico; Dr.
NJ. Burton. RichmoId Z. w. Tompkins' Rich
W9nd F. Aeher he Hrss and Bacon Hams
Fer the best specimen of honey, mot less than Ten
ponds g. hSss used and
management of the bees to be stated pS Inc eAhip-
itor. a,n
For the best ham, cured by exhibitor, 8.
For the second best, 4. 49,
and a the hams M exhibited to be cooked.
E. GssdnsF RHf RHs3 R Wm
Uy 0nd: w'n Gay Testimonial Richmond DAVENPORT Jr,
Richmond; David |. Burr, r edmond.
Glass o. Household Manufactures.
For the best quilt. SIS.
For the second best quilt.
For the best counterpane,5 5.
For the second best counterpane, 4.
For the best pair home made blankets, 5.
For the best home carpet, 5.
For the best home made hearth rug, 3.
For the best set home made curtains, 5.
For the second best home made curtans,3
For the best piece, not less than seven yards.
H., do oh Tim
For the best piece not less than ten yards, winter
clothin for ne roes, 10 be woven by hand; s.
woollen jeans to be woven by hand s.
For the.seeond best piece. not less than ten yards
Sest ss nse not les. than
For the second best 8.
For the pest FIVE pounds maple sugars.
For the best hne long yarn hose, b.
For the best fine long cotton hose, g.
For the best silk hose of home made silk, 5.
For the best home made bread 5.
For the best home made pound cake, 8.
For the best home made sponse cake. 3.
For the best varieties home made pickles, 8.
For the best varieties home made preserves, 3.
For the best varieties home made fruit jely.3 3.
For the best sample home made soap, the pro
cess of making to be described by the exhibitor.
JUpGrs;-Mrs. Henry Cox. He E. Mrs. Albert
Robert Skipwith; Go9ehland; Mrs. J; B. McPhail,
Be Aleu- ATTENDED, By Thos r. Price and
Samuel 4. Nl1Icu6ii.
Glass 63.-Ladies' Oyndmsntdt and Fancy Work.
For the best specimen of embroidery, S.
For the best specimen of worsted work, 8.
For the second best, q. - 4
For the best specimen OF crotched work, 3.
Fer the second best. g.
For the best specimen of wax work, 8.
For the second hest, 8.
For the best specimen OF shell work, o.
For the second best q.
For the best specimen OF ornamental leather
For the second best. c.
For the best specimen OF block work, g.
For the second best, o
For the best specimen OF knitting, s.
For the second best, 6.
For the best spe clmen oil netting, 3.
For the second hest, 6.
For the most mertorIous specimen of oil paint
ine, including Grecian, 10.
For the hest specimen of water painting. TO-
For the most extensive variety OF useful, orna-
mental and fancy work, not excluding articles
which may have had premiums awarded them un-
der any of the above Specifications, 10.
5uDsasMrs James NE Hen5co MIS- Ghas
ash s%sr MI Hen Msy Ps ss smps hP
bs S1 Mass Henres; Mrs. john young !s Hen 1
rico; Mrs. William II. NJ fcou, New Kent. At
tended by w. Breeder, Sr.. and DR.. w. P. Palmer.
Glass 64-Domestics
For the best pair of bed blankets, IS.
For the best pair of servants blankets. 8.
For the best piece of woollens, not less thar 10
For the best piece of cotton cloth, not less than
For the hest piece of cloth or webbing. suitable
for horse harness not less than 10 yards,o.
For the best and greatest variety of coarse,
strong and cheap shoes, 5.
For the best and cheapest wool hats. s.
For the best collection OF coarse wooden fabrics,
For the hest and cheapest negro brogues, 10.
Glass 65 -Serrants' Premiums.
For the best dozen baskets, oil different kinds,
made in VirSinia, Of Virginia srown materials, 5.
For the best set of plantation hampers and bas
kets, of not less than three in numbers.
For the best straw hat. IS.
For the best husk collars, 5.
For the best straw chars, 8.
For the best door mats, s..
w. Bay ior, Jefferson; r. w. Wyatt, Albemarle;
thail, Prince Edward; VIM. 3. I.ison. Tye River
John w. Wilson; Cumberland; Piumner Hobson,
Goochland; Frank Rivss, Petersburg.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Remarks and Special Rules for Branch Y.
All machines, implements, nr other products Of
respective makers inventors or improvers, to or
for whom only, premiums for such articles must be
chase, or matters of traffic, viii have claimto
um. must be mated b the oderer By its com
mereiai name. otherwise such other concise de-
future purchasers; and also the then ssins Price
OF the article must be stated and marked on the
labels and in the published reports of premium ar
The judgment of superior value must have dina
regard to the cheapnsss and durability Of any ma
chic or nnlement, well As 10 in more efISctive
operation while in good working order.S
Class 66.-- Plokshs, Cxifirators, Re.
Forthe best 5 or horse plou III. Sl0
For the best horse poug b. 10. - q y ~
For she best sin 40 plough, TO-
For the best shovst plpush. s, sss sssassss ass
For the best sub-soil piolig B. s. = s..s 80
For the bdst now ground or coulter plough. &. 49,
For the best hill side plou h. g. -7 - 49,.
For the hest watay drain furrpv plnrSh Ia.
For the lest plnl III for digginy pofs toes 10 /
than the furrow plough. TO- 7'sss'
For the hest saifivstor fer corn, S, : = les