The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-31
I'D. A. Thorpe; second best do, $40, E. W,

Powell.
Roadsters Adapted 10 Quick Draught.-
Best stallion, four years and upwards, $50,
Joseph Walker; second best, $50, John A.
McCaul. Best entire colt, three years and
under four, S35, j. L. Darlington second
best entire colt, three years and under four,
j. L. Darlington. Best entire colt. two
years old and under three years, S25, Joseph
Walker. Best entire colt, one year old and
under two, S15, A. G. Babcock; second
4 best colt, one year old and under two, SO,
R. B. Haxal. Best brood.mare, four years
old or over, $50, W. c. Saunders; second
best brood-mare, four years old or over, $40,
R. B. Haxall Best fllet, three years old
and under four, s25, r. B. Haxall. Best
fillet, two years old and under three, $40,
DR.. b. S. Watson; second best tlet, two
years old and under three, SIS, 6. A. Wal
lace. Best fillet, one year old and under
two, Sl5, Alexander Kerr second best fillet,
one year old and under two, $40. Z: B.
Haxall. Best pair mares or geldings in har-
ness, $50, j. L. Darlington second best pair
mares or geldings In harness, $40. I. Z.
Turner. Best saddle-horse, G. w. Palmer.
CATTLE.
| Apshires-Best bull three years or up
wards, S25, DR.. o. A. Crenshaw. Best cow
(grade) two years or under three, S1o, Atlee
johnson.
wards, $50, +. T. Lee; second best, Rush
three, $40, A. p. Rowe; second best, S15
A. P. Rowe. Best bull one year and under
two, SIS, Atlee Johnson. Best COW three
years or upwards, S25, F. I. Lee. Best COW
or heifer two years and under three, $40,
F. T. Lee; second best, S15, A. p. Rowe.
| DeUons.-Best bull three years or upwards,
800, f. W. Chiles; best bull two years and
under three, $40, +. w. Chiles best three
years or upwards, $50, S. S. Bradford; Sc
cond best do, S25, +. W. Chiles; best cow
or hei!cr two years and under three, $50, F.
| w. ChileS best heifer one year and under
two, S12. F. w. Chiles; second best do, S.,
4. j. Bondurart.
Dcr0n GradeS-Best cow three years and
upwards, $40, d. NJ. Hanes; best cow two
years and under three, Sl5, Al. Bondurant
best heifer one year, 50, S. s. Bradford
second best do, 81, A. j. Bondulant.
| Work. Oren.-Best team of four, $50, B.
!! w. HaXall; best yoke, $40, r. e. Lee.
Herds.-Best thoroughbred bull, S75
George w. Palmer; best thoroughbred
heiCcr, $50, John V. Conan; best bull an(
four cows, or heiters, not less than two years
all of one breed, 500, L. S. Cooper.
SWINE.
Small Breeds.-Best boar two years ant
over, $50, 7. S. Cooper; second best, $40
e. j. Warren. Best boar under two years
S15, DR.. D. S. Watson; second best, $50
DR.. John R. Woods. Best breeding SOW
over two years, $40, T. S. Cooper SECOND
best; $40, f. j. Warren. Best breeding SOW
under two years, SO, r. S. Cooper. Bes
SOW and pigs, SO, A. NJ. Bowman ; secont
best, $3.50, DR.. D. S. Watson.
Large BreedS.-Best boar two years ant
over, $40, w. r. Polk; second best, SO, DR.
John K. Woods. Best boar under two ears
$15, j. r. Gardner; second best, $3.50, J. &
Burton. Best breeding SOW over two years
$40, W. W. Govan second best, $40, j. NJ
Lyneman. Best breeding SOW under twt
years, S15, a. 2. Rowe. Best sow and pigs
S35, Y. Walden second best, $3.50. }. n
Lyncman.
| SHEEP.
Fine Woods. Including fine bred Spanish
&C., Nerin0.-Best ram, two years old, $50
under TWO years, $40 pen ewes, three il
number, $50; second best, do, so, to S. 5
Bradford; BEST pen Of eve lambs, three ir
number, s25, 5. S. Bradford; best fleece fine
wool grown in Virginia, $40, DR.. j. r. Bay
lor best pen ewes (grade), three in number
S20 second best, Sl5; best pen eve lambs,
S15, S. S. Bradford.
| FARM PRODUCTS.
Wheat.-For best specimen Lancaster red
wheat, s., j. Z. Gardner.
Corn-For the largest product per acre
(91 66.100 bushels shelled corn, 800, W. Il
Benton; best bllshel white corn in ear or on
stalk, S3, Cottrell s. Alyis; best bushel yel-
low corn in ear or on stalk, s., V. Walden.
ToJacco..-Best shipping leaf tobacco,
growth of 1878, $50, A. j. Bondurant; best
fancy wrapper leaf, go, Hill & Skinker.
| PLoUGHING-MATCH.
| Best ploughman, horses, silver plate
worth $40, to William Sheppardson; best
ploughman, horses, silver plate worth $15,
| William Sheppard>on and J. NJ. Carter (di-
vided): best ploughman, 2 horses, silver
plate worth so, William Sheppardson; best
! pioGshman, horse, silver plate worth s.,
J. NJ. Carter; best colored ploughma 4
horses, $40, Horace Day best colored plough
man, horses, $40, John Harris.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES, &C.
| Fabrics of Cotton, Wool, Silk, &c.-Best
Quilt. 81, Mrs. Farris; best specimen patch
work, S5, Mrs. H. A. Marshall best home
spun counterpane, 81, Mrs. n. P. Handy
best knit counterpane, $40, Mrs. Joseph
Hall; best homemade carpeting, 81, Mrs.
Bette Henley; best homemade rug, 50,
Mrs. Cameron best knit hose, 81, Mrs. j.
G. Johnson; best specimen silk embroidery,
$40. Miss Sublett; best Worsted embroidery
IS. Miss Mamie Werth; best French
embroidery on linen and cotton, $40, Mrs.
Sparhawk; best afghan, large size, Si0.
Mrs. Robert Mayo; best afghan for infants,
81, Mrs. E. L. Hobson; best crochet shawl,
IS, Miss B. D. August; best crochet sacque
IS, Miss NJ. S.; best crochet socks, 81, Mrs
Garv: best shirt for infants, 81, Mrs. Cara
way best set of white crochet table-mats
tS10. Mrs. A. B. Tizzard; best set OF CO.
lored table mats, $40, Mrs. Addison
best crochet tidy, 81, Mrs. Chiswel Dabney
heat crochet collars, 81. Miss E. r. Murton
best crochet triming, -, Eastern LunatI(
ASYLUM; best piano cover $40, Miss n. b
Younger; best specimen worsted work or
canvas, $40, Mrs. Lyneman; best plalI
peedle-work, S5, Mrs. ID. j. Parker; bes
shirt done by hand, 81, Miss Lucia Blunt
bsst specimen bead-work,::A Mrs. Georgt
Ross: best wax-work, 80, Mrs. Coleman
best homemade fy-brush, $5, Mrs. L. G. Ma
ior: best homemade soap, S2, Miss Emns
August; best pcture-frames Of leather
straw, &C., S5, Mrs. Sitman; best prepared
autumn leaves, 81, Mrs. George Stacy.
There was but one premium offered or
embroidery, and several for articles not or
exhibition. The stock Of embroidery wa,
30 large, and 50 much OF It worthy Of pre-
miums, that the committee particularly re-
commend the following pieces for award
Three by Miss Mamie Wertb, Sl0; one b!
Miss Kate Buckner, S5; one handkerchief