The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-30

! pair bronzed turkeys; Q pair Rouel
ducks. ! pair Muscovy ducks. .s.s.a.y
E. E. Taylor, Richmond, one trio ligh
Bramahs (~chickens); trio dark Bramah'
tfowls). g''-' ga, a-.4'-H ''5's""g s-'
Miss NJ. A. Paddington Albemarle, q
pair bronzed turkeys. 3a1a3EssaK 10 ,,s,,a'
Messrs. Roller & Frank, Mt. Crawford
l pair bronzed turkeys. 80 a.agUgga -
John Lindsay, Henrico, ! pair MuscovJ
ducks. -
w. H. Lindsay, Henrico, fowls. ..,.
Rush Burgess, Richmond, 1 trio dark
Bramahs, Iyear old / trio light Bramahs,
L year old +; 2 trio buff Cochin Chi
ma, 81 years old ; l trio light Bramahs, 3
months old l trio light Bramahs, 4
months old " I trio light Bramahs, "a
months old ; a trios light cocks, 8 months
old !; 15pair Rouen ducks. s BIS ,ayg1a 10
James Blair, ~(colorea), Drury's Bluff,
one trio chickens.
W. A. Goddin, Henrico county, three
turkeys, three Muscovy ducks, one trio
Bantam chickens. = 8ss ""E
James. Mellon, Richmond, two pair
Eastern Shore ducks.
Mr.. j. Powers, Henrico county, pair
black English carriers, pair blue-pride
| pOutCto, pail diuIOHu tdulDlcISs pdH DcuTu-
ed hightlowns, palr red jacobins, three
white f~antails, 0 white high-fyer, "Hor-
ace Greeley" one red tumbler, Brown"
one agate amber tumbler, one splash and
almond, one tiger high-fyer, trio black
red-game. sas div
A, O. Babcock, Richmond, trio silver
spangled Hamburgs. sos
Dr: Q. a, Crenshaw. Richmond, 1 trio
buff Cochin China. Oh n-,sa
-WsB. Ross, Henrieo county, / trio game
bantans I trio game fowls; ! pair Mus
covy ducks. g.as,t. ,aiS w
j. M. Spindle, Henrico county, / trio
game fowls /; ] trio Bramahs. noe"
William Tyndall, Henrico, | trio game
fOwlS.tA. .J].aiinou ---- IS .at.4.N
@. G. Pulaski, Henrico, / trio Litcher.
j. M. LYMAN, Henrico, l coop (10) Sea-
bright bantams Q coop "a black bantams;
I coop(0 English bantams. .''' I'd ya1
George W. Archer, of Richmond, two
trios bantams. Ga, Msa aDy ,',al
Charles H, Eppes, one trio Red Horse,
game one trio imported s. A., game ; one
trio English Scar, game; one trio white
bantam. ON o'il 90 42.e ~. a@l @h ~. 10
James, D. Totty, Richmond, one trio
game fowls. lm aa 4roi,'a n.t ,gal u K
A. G. Holiday, Henrico, two.p pair Mus
coyy ducks; one pair turkeys. s.5saJ as3
b. "A. French, Henrico, one trio Irish red
game; n trio Irish red and 3 Butcher
GID. Fritz, Of Henrico, collections Of
pigeons.
Mrs. j.. q. Burton, of Henrico, one pair
common ducks. "a
t@' PREMIuEs AWARDED.
Best bed quilt, as, Mrs. Bumgardner !;
second best, certificate, Mrs. O. D. Parker.
Best specimen patch work, So, VIM. H.
Wells ; second best, So, Eta Hayden.
Best home spun Counterpart, So, Mrs,
R. M. Courtney ; best knit counterpart,
So, Miss K Henley ; second best s., Mrs.
Alex. Kerr; third best So, DR.. J. M.
Williams. g, .,g .4,+5, "'''.
Best worsted embroidery, So, Miss Eta
Layne. es.'k ivisi 7.5p ~ lz ayd
Best pair home made blankets, medal,
Mrs. S. P. Aiken. 1a ASA ID .sal .asa a,aaaa
Best home made carpeting, So, Miss b.
Henley. sa 5l3 - .as go ~
Best home made rug, certificate, Mrs.
Hayden. Ylin1@1! seat .l Diem
Best Knit hose, So, Mrs. Cox; second
oCsty VGstOs IlIos VI ~ dlhCAsN --a"sAW
Best specimen silk embroidery, SO, Miss
H. Bartlett ; second best, 81, Mrs. Wal
thall. . o'5i + 4''''' %'' F. '''."' "a
Best French embroidery on linen, Mrs.
VIM. Palmer ; on cotton, &8, Miss Z. j.
Sublett; second best, So, Mrs. r. H.
Crump third best, So, Miss s. PARROT.
Best afghan for infant, IS, Mrs. VIM.
5. P. Mayo; second best, 50. Mrs. M. q.
Jeter.
Best afghan, large size, So, Miss A. G.
Mayo; second best, So. Miss Sallie Sed-
don. .ss"ot I 4ztEW - .Ea-4aasaSd ~ E53
Best crochet shawl. So, Mrs. I. E.
Bartlett; best crochet sack, $3.50, Mrs.
Walker; best knit sack; 81, Mrs. R. o.
Gary best net ndbe, 81, Mrs. r, Court
ney best knit shirt for infant, 80, Mrs. NJ.
N. Priddy. iAe,s.A gs l.ala ~.
Best set white crochet table mats, IL in
number, S., Mrs. VIM. Moseley 4; best set
colored table mats, 412 In number So,
Mrs. Tzzard second best, So, Mrs. r.
M. Courtney s.a. -. a-, 7..,r. ghj
Best crochet tidy, 50, Miss l.. Scholo.
per; second best, Mrs. P. Walker. ~
Best crochet collars, 81, Miss g. P.
Murton. esu,y,-a 81. ~ Gbsia Ea5EUA
Best crochet trimming, 81, Miss P.
Rock. i'''''7 aaa,s =
Best specimen worsted on canvass, IS,
Miss Alice Hierholzer; second best, So,
Sisters Of Visitation. 900" s-'' '-''.9
Best specimen plain needle work, S.,
Miss NJ. J Sutton; second best, SO, Mrs.
IT. Rogers. -
Best shirt made by hand, S.. Miss NJ.
E.t .Darracott; second best, medal, Miss
Lucy Blunt.
Best washed and repaired lace, S., Mrs.
Maria Scott. "a 9. @aas"a - $40 -.s'
Best specimen bead work, s5, Mrs..J.
NJ. Lyneman. -
Best specimen wax work, So. Mrs. j. NJ.
West; second best, medal, Mrs. Hierholzer.
Best home made mop, 50, lady at Louisa
Courthouse. GE
Best domestic picture frames Of leather,
$3,C..F. Smith. 4Aa-~
Best prepared seaweed, leaves, dried
grapes, &c., certificate, Mrs. M. l.. Wood
ward. 'tt - =
Best set chamber furniture, medal, G.
B. Stacy & Co. e -a
Best office chairs, certificate Meyers Z
Co. Il ~..ra4.
Best specimen, of leather tanned and
dressed in Virginia, S., o. II. Chalkley
& Go.
Best set wagon harness, for two horses,
made in Virginia, medal and 50, Figg q
Rider. ID -h.