The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-04
Florence Sullivan, Durham cow Mollle, yea

and Hero 9 years old bull Bravo, year old
old; bulls, months old.
S. s. Bradford, Culpeper, lcow.
Ayrshires of Native Stock.
John Hardaway, Amelia, bull. II years old:
" Attorneys, Of -Natire Stock.
E. D. Eacho, Henrico, COW, heifer, bull.
Gsrt r. r. rer ifen haalsH Dull bull Gustave
old. d. H. oe'' 1N'"'.nii.e' AlAi.s,. OD'.
James Lyons, Richmond 1bul.
Dairy.
DIR. George B. DiIlard, Spotsylvania, Devon cow
II. Vernon Wytheville, Durham and Alderney
COW Bette. years old.
Mr.. Bernard, Wythe, dairy COW.
S. w. FicklIn, Albemarle, dairy cow Orpania'
Henry Masse, University of Virginia, cow Amy
I. S. Irvine, Henrico, one native cow and one
s. s. s. Bradford. Culpeper, Devon cow, years
Grade Cattle.
H. Vernon WytheriIle, grade COW Bette, years
G. w. Tyree, one Kaisi bull.
T. W. Hoeningcr, Kutsi bull, grade heifer:
DIR. John II. Woods, Albennrle, pull, year DID,
W. A. Ruff, Rockblidge, grade cow Goshen, :
years old hcifer Beauty, years old;
Years ' old; Devon 81 heifer, 2years old; bull calf
months old. a..
William y. Bell, heller, IA montns Ola.
Work Oren.
Wa. Ruff, Rockbridge, one yoke oxen, years
NJ. White, Washington, one yoke oxen.
Fat Stock, Ballocks, Co,os. and HeJers.
Joseph Cluyd, Pulaski, pair fat bullocks, years
old.
WA. Ruff Rockbridge. pair fat bullocks, 4years
old fat cow, 5years old steer, years old heiier
N. White. Washington. pair fat bullocks years
old fat bullock, years old. -.- t---...@-
Fat Sheen, Mutton, and Hogs
James Newman, Orange, two slaughtered NUT
G. r. .Boulware, Louisa, two pens fat sheep.
Lambert & Brothers, Richmond, one dressed
l.. +. Macon, Albemarle, two pens TAT hogs Ia
Fine Woods Of Mltice Stock, DC
James Il. Newman, Orange, two Merino bucks,
s. S. Bradford Culpeper. seven pens full-blood
Merinos three pens Grades.
Middle Woods Of Pure Natire Stock. &c.
Thomas Wood, Chester county, Pa, one South
down buck and three ewes, 2years OLD.
Fine Eool Grades, including Crosses.
+. G.. Rufin, Chesterfield, one pen breeding
WIZ ~ Painter, Chester county, Pa, South
down ram and ewe years old .-..
Long IVoolS Of Native Stock, &C.
Edward Hicks, Chester county, Pa, ten Cots
wolds.
W. T. & N. Painter, Chester county, Pa, eight
Cotswolds.
Large Breeds. including Chester, Russia, Bed
ford, Woburn, GrGzier, etc.
Z. r. Ashbr.dge, Westchester, Penn, Chester
white boar Jim Burns, 10 months old; Chester
white breeding SOW and pigs Is white Chester SOW
W. W T. E and Ri II. Painter, Chester county, PENN IS
white Chesters, from 1s months to weeks old.
Thomas Wood, Doe Run, Chester county, Penn.
! 40 Chester whites. from &c months to weeks old
A. J.. Rowe, Fredericksburg, Chester white
sows boar, and pigs.
L. {. Macon, Albemarle, s hogs, Chester and Wo-
T. W. Haninger, Henrico, pigs 10 months
Small Breeds, including Suffolk, susser, etc.
A. P. Rowe, Fredericksburg, Suffolk boar.
Essex boar.
POULTRY.
Chickens.
George w. Mayo, Richmond. trio of BrahEaas.
Frank August, Richmond trio OF Brahmts. ~
horns; trio Brahnas.
j. l.. Baird, trio Brahmas
A. y. Sutton, Richmond. trio chickens.
G. G. Thompson, Richmond, Braimas.
j. L. Baird, Manchester trio OF game
II Riebardspn. SdSn h Jr, Renrico. trio Brahmas
W. 7. Chandler, nenrico, trio Brahmas.
Mrs, j. G. Moore, Amelia, Brahmas.
j. l.. Baird, two white-face black Spanish.
+. r. Walden, Richmond, two Bookers.
$. G. Sheppard, Richmond. trio white bantams
" waiter Hi, Richmond, trio black.
j. L. Baird, trio dominique Leghorns = whlte
N * DJ.Di j. flowers, Richmond, trio blackbreasted
red game Irish red 2 Stonefence; black gold
cn-breastcd Turkish pnllct
Ducks, Geese, and Turkeys.
Mrs James #. Rcdd, Henrico, pair turkeys
r. A. Trice, Louisa, pair geese.
L. S. Irvine, Henrico, pair OF ANcsbury DUCKS
w ". F. chandler, lIenrico, Hong Kong geese, 3
. J. F. Anthony, Richmond, Eastern Shore ducks,
Muscovy ducks.
PearoplS, Guinedfouols, etc.
Milton Rowe pair peafowls.
l. s. Irvine Henrico. pair white gnlnfeas.
z. b. anu z. a. Sublctt, pairs pchtowis.
In this department are large number OF
game and other chickens, turkeys, geese,
ducks, ETC., not registered.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
This department made q fine show yester-
day, the articles on exhibition having been
put in order and many additions having
been made.
II. NJ. Smith u Co. claim to have the
largest collection Of agricultural implements
ever exhibited at State Fair. The various
articles to be found in the space allotted to
this firm are entirely too numerous to mel-
ton. but we must name few. A portable
steam-engine erected by them on the
ground keeps in motion all the time Gelser
thresher, cleaner, and Dagger a large sau-
sage mill corn-sheller "a hay, straw, ana
fodder tedder, and corn-mill. Smth q
Co., by the way, are the agents for this
steam-engine, which is intended particu-
Iarlv for the use of farmers, and put it
up for 81 ,O5O. They have also the Bickford
g. Huffman drills for wheat, guano, and
grass seed; the American hay-feeder; new
corn-planter; three specimens OF the Clip
per Co.'s mowers, and reapers b. Nj. Us
borne & Co.'s Kirby mower and reaper ;
the Old Dominion cider mill, which has ta-
ken the first premium for two years success
sively at Lexington, Staunton, and Raleigh
Smith & Co.'S we'll fixtures, which have
taken premium wherever exhibited John-
sons self.rakinp reaper, which lately took
premiums at the Minnesota and Maryland
Fairs: and three varieties. of the famous
Rockaway wheat fan.
Mover & Jones, of Gordonsville, also
have good collection of agricultural I'M
plements, and have some Of their machinery
in motion.
J: w. Cardwell & Co. show various ma
chimes manufactured by themselves and
others, for which they are the agents. The
display of this house would probably have
been second to few on the grounds, but for
the fire which laid their establishment In
ashes.
Watt & Knight make speciality Of plows !;
80, also, does p. II. Starke. and the repre-
sentatiyes of both these firms are kept busy
by farmers of an inquiring mind.
Palmer & Turpin have good variety OF
miscellaneous implements on exhibition,
and Burke's Iron Works, StauntOn, are
well represented in the same line.
A. p. Routt, the Orange agricultural i'm
plement maker, is Of course here yoiubly
eynatiatinn ON the merits of the different