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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-24

LIIIMMINNEIMMiimemi,m.—_

SPECIAL NOTICE DUTY OFF TEL

PHILLIPS é COMPY. have 111.15UCED
ALL PRICES

SIXPENCE PER POUND.
STRONG BLACK TEAS, 25., 2s. 44., 24. dd.
sr Pnaurs k Co.'s Tess us
BEST AND CHEAPEST.

Inferior Ileums imitate this Statement for obvious reascsa.
A Price Current Post Free.
SUGARS AT MARKET PRICES.

PHILLIPS I CONIPANY, Tea Herehanta,
KING WILLIAM ST., CITY, LONDOI4,
PHILLIPS & CO. send Tess, Col Lea and Spiess
Ceetuos FRI 3 TO ANT RAILWAT STATION OR MARKIN
Tuwx 1N1.1401.0iD, if 10 the value of 40s. or upeisrds.

JOHNSON, JOHNSON &Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
Is decidedly the Purest
44, Strongest—Cheapest
and Best—the most
WHOLE£CYC&IkirIf:CIATIFIL
sounnrack.tol.tg..6hicveryrows

AGEITIL
Dorchester Keats. simmist, 131,141raskimmt
Weymouth Plowmen, confeetimme, 85,i.
eoetestiamse„l4,lll. Alb=
Poole Atkins, elasatik Hish•strael.
Wimborne Short, chemist.
Clirimohureh Cos, contecainter.
4mingtoo Sookey, sonlistioner, 85, Hish-street.
Yeovil Vinoeot, seafeetioner.

WIIOIJISALI WARBHOUSZ.-
17, Bloomfield street, Oty, Loudon.

PERRY'S CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUIt.
For all class resulting trine the errors or 01
55500$ of youth kart of natural power and rigour. Price lle,
or tour limos the ontotlty,
PERRY'S COPAIBA AND CUBEB GLO-
BULES, the minim.' preparation composed of
the very manor of the balsam llopalbs and Cube* per.
eolly tutelars la tonaennattro of their b•lng encased la auger.
In al eases of Gooorrbarr, Glom, knetars, at., a 21 ogle trial
Tut woo. rho Mow, of Mb trondanerorking renvady. Pole
is. IL sod Ile. per b do. Song anywhere. on reeetpt of Poet.
,s ..d... Atkreat. Nem, PEEWIT Ca. sa above; or a
be had horn Pratt & Harnurt, redllteand Ileanper,llo. Oxford-
Amok Loadoe. W.
Lanai Lazar 1-2. J. l'avia
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-24

army ant) Nab°.

NA.VAL 001111T-NAITIAL.—k court-martial assembled
on Wednesday morning at Chatham, on board the fiag
ship Formidable, Vies Admiral Sir G. R. lAmbert, to
try John Wyles, 77th company Royal Marines, who
was charged with theft. The court compria‘l Captain
William King Hall, president; Captain J. 1). Keane,
Captain F. H. Stirling, Commander R. Studdert and
Commander T. L Gammen. Captain J. Fulford pro-
secuted; and Mr. George Knight, acted as officiating
judge advocate. The prisoner was arraifned on three
separate charges, of having while serving on board
the Formidable stolen certain articles belonging to
Captain John Fulford, and stealing from the chest of
Mr. William Henry John Atkina, assist/2a paymaster
of the said ship, between £9 and £lO in money, and
certain articles of dress; and of stealing several articles
of wearing apparel, and other articles, the pro-
perty of Mr. David Woodfield Wise, assistant
paymaster of the said ship. The prisoner pleaded
guilty. The Court sentenced him to two years' imprison-
ment in Maidstone gaol, and to be kept to hard labour,
at the expiration of that time to be dismissed Her
Majesty's service with disgrace.
The India I)apartment have proposed, and the
Admiralty have approved, an allowance of 50 rupees a-
month being given for services as interpreter to one
officer in each of Her Majesty's ships so long as they
remain on the East India station. Also, any officer
who may pass the staff twat in Hindostanet, or • good
colloquial examination in Arabia or Persian, will receive
• sum of 180 rnpees,being equal Wail months'allowance
at 30 rupees a month, drawn by interpreters of regi-
mentsfor the entertainment of a moonshee,or inatructor
of native langnaces. The government of Bombay will
communicate with senior naval officers on the East
India station Lato the place where the proposedexamina-
Lion will be heldoand the regulations under which it will
be conducted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

NO MORE BLACKBKWMUNIfI

TIMMY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON.—.
LA Certain death to an vermin. Pries Is., or Poe
free for 14 stomps.

NO MORE CORNS, BUNIONS, ke. I!!
TIMER Y'S CORN PLA ISTERS, remove
LI Corns, k.c. speeddy, paieleelly,lo4l eteetnally.
Testimonials constantly arriving. Price Is., or obtain-
able, as is &leo the Beetle Poison, through all ohemista,
ke , or sent direct for 14 stamps.

NO MORE RHEUMATISM!!!

EMERY'S MARVELLOUS CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM, in one week, without median,.
Obtainable ow/g through the Patentees. Poet free for
14 stamps. Addrees, Emery k Co., 16, Doreabetreet„
Pertmaa-squate, London, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

POTATO WARKET.

RONODOIN AND SPITALIIILDS. Friday.-111e supply.
both of Moue-grown and French potatoes on sale at
th'4l m•rh.t. it large For all qualities the trod, rules
beery, and in some incenses prioes are the turn easier.
Yorkshire Regent., 100.. to 130 s. ; ditto. nukes, 1300.
1.. 180.. ; ditto Rook., 90.. to 100 s. ; ditto Seedlings.
int to 1104. ; Kent and Ease: %sputa, 190.. to 140..;
scotch Regents, 1000. to 140..; ditto Itooks, 80s. to
90s. ; Foreigu, 50.. to 800. per ton.

PROVISIONS.
LOXIN,N. Friday.—ln Irish butter there is nothing
doing. ereopting iri In* Carlow; other description. are
quite nouneal. For American better the demand is
limited to the finest descriptions, sad even of these
holders evince more anxiety to make sales. Dorset
butter remainsat 106 s. to 110. for the best, but with
very little doing. English fresh butter meets a good
inquiry at the former Table ; first.. IT.. ; seconds, 16a;
and thirds and west country, 15s. Supply sufficient foe
requirements ; quality very good this suck. Fin*
foreign butter coutinue• in good requerat. Fine Fries-
land, 1211 v. to 12Ss. per cwt. Awe rage supply. In lard
only she floret Irish is saleable. There is a wider to
demand for Irish and American hams ; also for Ameri-
can shoulders; Irish range from 70s. to 80... American
(Irish dried) foOs. to 56.., pork hain• 30.. to 34u, sod
shoulders 21s. to Zio. per cert. Irish bacon bas needed
Is. per cert. ; the best brands of Waterford are quoted
at 53a I. o. b. Landed, Prime rang. (according to
weight and quality), from 50s. to 63.. per cwt.

LONDON BONE AND FAT MARKET, Frs. 2L
1.
• 5 per cwt.
- 9
• 4
• 3
- 18
3 per dose.

Marie. Store Roues -
Morrow ditto • .
Butchers Waste ditto -
Or Heed ditto • •
Rough Stuff • -
Butchers' Rough Pat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

A REWARD OF MOO HAS BEEN GRANTED 70• THE FORTUNATE INVENTOR OF THE
28. Bam EAU ECA R LATE PINT g")
BOTTLE

ENTIRELY WITHOUT ODOUR
To take Stains out of Clothes and Stuffs 01 all Shades, and Restore the Colons and Gloss.

PURVEYORS TO THE ROYAL FAMILY AND TO THE BRITISH ARMY [LETTIRES PATIENT.
LONDON L name, lhb4. Andmses HUI, Doctors' Coeumos.
HAW le Doi ehmees Ms. Filen. Chemist, Hish Laid-stmsli Weymaelh: Yr. H. awry Cgsber. IgOsabis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

CATTLE MARKET&

VITIOroLiTmr, Thunday.—The supply of beasts on
offer in to-day's market was only moderate, both m
regards number and quality. Prime Soots, .come., ko.,
obtaged hands steadily, at NU prism Otherwim the
'beef trade was in a sluggish stet*, st llfonday's erarreecy.
'fbe top quotation was 4s. id. per 81ba. Sheep—lles
ehoer of which was limiteil—wem in fair request, on
former terms. The beet Downs, in the wool, realised
lb.; shorn sheep, airily long-woola Lie. per NW.
Dorset lambs were • slow inquiry, at h. to 7s. 4d. per
sth.. Prime small salves were Sr.. in pm...; but
inferior oualitim of veal ruled somewhat heavy. The
pork trade wet in a sluggieh state, at precious quota-
to.... Ti. mach cow. very liitle wee doing. Total
'apply : beasts, 1132; sheep, 3540; salves, 212; pigs,
315.—Foreign supply : Bangs, 204 sheep, 612, Waft,
192

NINGATI AND LIADINNALL. Friday. - Moderato
rupplieo of meet are on aide here. Gonersily streakiag,
the trot's rules heavy at our quolotioria. Inferior bail,
1. &J. %op.. ; middling ditto, 30. Id. to 3e. 64. • prime
large ditto, 3a 3d. to 3a. 104.; Ditto small dittO, 4a to
44. 24.; largo pork, 3a. 44. to 4..; inferior station,
3.. 44. to 3e. Id. ; middling ditto, 3e. 101. to 4a. 3d.;
prime ditto, 4.. 4d. to 4. Id.; reel, le. 3d. IA ;
small orb, 44. 24. to 4.64.
_

. . —.
Thursday—The beef Mille market today,
consisting principly of home.bred and west-oonntry,
and an average number of Irish beasts, wee of good
quality, but tbe demand was Blemish, and the prices
were easier for the buyer. The mutton was short, and
alio dearer than last ',risk. The supply of sows and
calves was large, but they were not of very excellent
deacriptions, end the demand was but alow. There
eras about the est.l quantity of stock and fat pip, some
of them of very useful deacriptions. Th• ash', however,
vas slow, sad a number had to be taken back unsold.
Them was • fair supply of cart horses, and one or two
nags, hut only • small business was done. Priam
Beef stia. to Ms. ; mutton, 70. to 9d. per lb; and pork
9s. yer score.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

EITRAORDISAIT CASS Or SONSANYCLIAM. —A some-
what singular and alarming OCCOITOIIIOII happened on
Friday, resulting in the acrious injury of Private John
Williams, of the Bth King'. Awn Regiment, now
stationed at Slctfield. The unfortunate young man was
out of the hanacks on a seven days' pose, mid had been
staying • 'bort time at his parent's house, connected
with the SsiUed School, in Peacroft. He retired to
rest about his tutul bear on Thursday night, and soon
after one o'clock on the following morning, while
dreaming that he woe in the battle-field, and that his
comrade had been slain by hia ride, he jumped out of
bed in a state of somnolency, under the impression of
slaying the suppo•ed antagonist, and rushed bead first
through the ehember window, an •Ititude from the
ground of nine or ten yards. Luckily, however, by
sonic means he meneged to lay hold of the window-sill
in his descent, and his brother, who wax sleeping in •
lower room of the house, being awoke by the noble,
went to the mane, and succeeded, with no little diffi-
culty, in &Lasting him back into the chamber (coin his
thingereas position. He was bleeding very profusely
from two severe lacerated woands on both his thighs,
as well as from the wrist nf his right arm, one of the
tendons of which bad been nearly cat .sunder by the
broken glans. Medical aid we. shortly afterwards pro'
cured f-om the dispensary, and his wounds were drAsged,
Sinai which time, at the request of Colonel Hind., be
has been removed to the barrack hospital, where he i•
now progreasing as favourably ail meld be expected from
the serious character of the injuries he suatained.
Lee& Mercury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

assiic /tttrllignut.

A CLEIGTIIAN CH AIIGID WITH FOICIRT. —At the
sfrring lodises, Lancaster, On Wednesday, the Rev.
Joseph Wood, incumbent of Clayton•le.lfoors, near
Blackburn, was charge.' with feloniously forging and
tittering a certain acguittance receipt for DIM, upon the
commissioners for the reduction of the national debt.
From the evidence given for the prosecution it appeared
that the prisoner, who is 51 years of age. we. the presi-
dolt of the Clayton-le-Moors Friendly Society—a dub
established in connection with las own church. The
society was formed in 1140, and was under the manage-
ment of a committee, whose rights were vested in
trustees, the prisoner being one of them. Not long ago
the committee decided that £4OO of their surplus fund
should be invested with the commissioners for the
reduction of the nation,' debt. The president of the
society was directed to transfer the money to the proper
gagster. But, instead of doing thin, he agreed that the
prisoner should send it on behalf of the society, and
therefore the sum named was placed in his bands. A
few days subsequently the prisoner submitted to the
committee a receipt, which he said had come from the
eomusinionars, for the £4OO. The receipt was accepted
as genuine. After this, on the Nth of December last,
the prisoner isent for Thomas Stuart one of the trustees
of the friendly society. On the arrival of Stuart the
primmer intimated that he had not sent the .C4OO ;
that he had only tranderred LIM to the commissioners
for the rednetion of the national debt, and that he had
kept the remainder for bis own use. Stuart told this to
the committee. Afterwards the prisoner had an inter-
view with them, and in the mune of the conversation
which ensned he admitted that he had only sent half of
the money away,and the receipt he badaubmitted to them
was a forgery. The committee then communicated with
the polioe,and the result was the prisoner's apprehension
and committal, The prisoner was sentenced to ten
years' penal nrvitado.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

4ORICMTLIRAL RIPOSITORY BALM.

Via T. ENSOR (LATs AAAAA I,ND zrosoz)
.i.v.i. begs to anemic* that his Next Sale et FAT
and MILE STOCK wdl be held at hie

SEW REPOSITORY,
Ospegite the South•Wmtern Station, near the Soutk
Iratic, Ida SATURD A )LARCH 7. 1863,
aannoencing at Twelve o'clock. Stabling mud Keep
t•or Stook went the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested co
that due pubbatty may be givea.
- - - • -

_
AU lot. to be paid for immediately alWr tbe sale, and
no lora taken swey without en order, to be obtained at
tie °Son on the sale ground.
6 superior Fat Heifers, the property of Mr. Glossa,
of Bowood.

Prone FA heifer+.
4 Heifer. and Calvts.
20 Fat Down Welker..

Li as abjoining the PLUM. or
IRA or o

R Carital Cart Hones end their Hamer, and Two
Hack.. wood sad quiet to ride and drive. tne property
cl Mr. &trauma, quitting Drum Farm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

GROCERS' GAZETTE.

LONDON PRODUCE M•RIIIITS, Friday.—Tits colonial
produce inarkets during the week have been quiet, but
ateadY the limited nature of the transactions being
partly attributable to the reduced supplies of several
article.), and tie expected decline on the Bank rate
has scarcely influenced the general tone of business at
the aloes. Middling strong refining and fine grocery
Porto Rio* sugars have been in demand at full prices,
while most other kinds are inactive. The numerous
work of Mauritius submitted bare chiefly met with
haven : 62.300 basket, Java will be submitted by the
Netherland Trading Company on timllth proximo. No
change of importance ann be notieed in *oho, pending
the approaching sales of the plantation Ceylon now in
course of landing. The tea,narket shows diminished
activity, with moderate sales by private contact.
Blackish leaf Montag and Oopack emigese sell on &boot
previous term. For Taysbans rather a better feeling
prevails. Common red-leaf comma are sold with
difficulty, exempt at • slight concession in price. A
considerable quantity of flowery Pekoe has changed
hands it about former quotations. Glees tem have
bean purchased aomewhat freely. Conamixt descrip-
tions of cocoa attract more attention, and there are
inquiries for Guayaquil No alteration enn be soiled
in rico.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

HUNTING APPOINT/Min.

The East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Thickthorn
Inn; Friday, Stourpaine Bushes
The Black moor vas Foxhounds— Tuesday , ( this day),
Cron fey., Lydfurd ; Wednesday, Honungtou
Cram Roads; Friday,Pullmin Cram Roads ; Satur-
day, Creech Hill—at 11.
Lord Pol tinto re's Hounds-- Wednesday, Mr. Homer's,
Martinstown ; Friday, ('erne Park—at 11.
Mr. Hadclyffe's Hounde—Thureday, Buckbuid New-
ton—at 11.
The Langport Harriers—Thursday, Martock Station
—at 10.30.
The Mendip Fozbotuuls—Tuday, (this day), Old
Down Inn ; Saturday. Churchill Gate—at 11.
The Earl of Portsmouth's H °tracts —Tuesday , the
Portsmouth Anna; Thuraday,Witheridge ; Satur-
day, No Msa's Land—at 11.

All communieations in relation to whatever de.
pertinent of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Awrieidtatral Gazette, at the Office. Church
Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

army anti Nano.

THE NAVY ESTIMATE/A—O. Wednesday niorning the
navy estilaistes for the year 1863-4 were bailed. They
show a net decrease on the previous year of £1.058,273.
the amount required to be voted is k 10,736.0.12. against
£11,794,3115 for 1602-3. Th• chief saving is in the
Rerun of naval stoles. In Section 1, Storekeeper-
General of the Navy, the decrease is Z 410,113, and in
Seetion 2, Controller of the Navy, the decreaa• is
1.116,212. There is a saving also of 1:156,170 in wanes
to seamen an 4 marines. There is an increue, however,
of 1:34,103 in the sum required for iricitnala and clothing
under that head. Wages to artcer. me diininished by
04,860; and in the items of new works, improvements,
in repairs in the yenta, ke_, there is a decrease of
n 0,872. In the army department for the conveyance
of troops the sum to De voted this year is
£81,5013 more than last year. The net decresae, how-
ever, on the whole of the estimates as we have dated,
£1,058.273. The number of seamen and marines is the
.13111 as that alert year, namely 76,000, which is the
total force in the fleet and coastguard service.
Ten ARMY ESTIMATE& —The army eetimates for the
year 1863-61 were iteued on Thursday morning, and
show a total of £15,060.2.17, against £16,060,360 for
1862-63, the decmase being £3,060,113.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

imprrial Parliament.

11017 SE OF LORDS.

MONDAY—An the House hod no business. set before
it End Derby got up a cionvenution on
.things in gecejel,
which lasted some twenty minutes. Hi• lordship wiaheil
to lino* *hat measures the Government intended to in-
troduce this session. gnd specially inquired when the
papers relating to the late Bnuiltan affect would be
ready. As to that affair, ho expressed an opinion that
the honour of England bad not been upheld by the
inanner in which Mr. Christie had acted.—Earl Gran-
•ille reminded the noble lord that he had himself coin.
',Lined on • former occasion of the inconvenience of in.
traducing measure, in the Home of Lords. The Brazil
papers were being prepared, and in duo time would be
Wet on the table. One of the inemures which the
Government intended to introduce would relate to a
subject in which the noble earl had expresied great
interest—namely, the injury caused to rirers,by noxious
gums.
TuMMAT.—E•ri Russell lectured Earl Derby for
linvit:g expressed All opinion on the previous evening in
reference to the late Braidian difficulty. Earl Russell
gore an account of the affair very much 0 6 name as
that gieen by Mr. Leyard last work. Earl Derby said
he inertly wished to know when the papers would be
ready, and added that the noble lord bad given an ex
parte account of the affair. After • rejoinder from Eai I
Rumen the matter dropped.—The Lord Chancellor read
a message front the Queen, asking their lordships to
concur in making suitable provision for an establishment
for the Prince of Wales and his bride. Earl Granville
moved and Earl Derby seconded the adoption of an
address to Her Majesty in reply to the meseage, and at
was adopted.—Their lordship, were occupied for some
time longer with a discussion originated by the Marquis
of NoMianby in reference to the affairs of lintue.
THUMMAT.—The *Lief business before the House was
relative to discipline in the Houses of Correction. The
Earl of Carnation called attention to the subject.
Having apologised fur troubling the Hons. be trusted
that the whole question would ang.m: the serious
attention of Government. —Earl Granville complimented
the noble earl on his lucid statement. He said that the
sdbject was • most 'difficult and complicated one, but it
had not been neglected by Odierornent.—The Earl of
Dudley asked whether the Home 018ce would consent
to refuse to all second convictions involving penal min-
Wile any remission of the time of such sentence.—Earl
Granville esid this was one of the considerations re-
ferred to the Royal Cominimion, and it would be un-
reasonable for the executive to anticipate it, especially
as suggested by his noble tumid, which would almost
abolish the system of tickeit-of-leave altogether.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

WOOL lIARKET.

Imrpox, Friday.—The business—in-Idg in English wool
im very moderato, yet prices, almost generally, are fairly
supports". Colonial qualities—oaring to the approseh•
ing publi. mite—are in limited request. The quota.
tOine, however, are unchanged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

eorrtspimbenct.

TFIE TRAPPING OF FOXES.

To the Editors of all the Local Papere.

GIOITLIMILI, —lf I remember rightly the Dorael
County ifirprrs some time since fearlessly exposed
lii. 'foul effeaft" of shooting a fox in &cover called
" Foxholes,' near Littlebredy. I have now to call
the attention of the prase to the foot of a fox having
been caught, only last week, in a gin in th• neigh-
bourhood of that trappiag looality ; and as he was
more cunning than many monied men, be betook
himself to a bank (whether an old bank or not I
cannot say) at some little distance. In crowing the
bank in question, however, tbe thorns caught the
gin, and Iwor Rsynard was enable to dreg it away.
Now, if foxes have the power of thinking, wisbiag.
and !masking, es &sop says they have,
finding himself at a discount, to Irish there
were no old banks in the county, said be to him-
self, but for the strength of this old bank I might
have pulled through well enough. As it was, poor
pug was obliged to stay with "no interest on hie
current account," till, by clanosot Mr. George Oliver,
of Roddon, came by and extricated him from the
gin, which liackbeen dragged till it was quite bright
After fussy bag hobbled away over Blagdon, inguy
"pounds' lighter than before, Mr. Oliver examined
the trap for the name of its owner, when he dis-
covered the initials" R. W." stamped on ii! ! Now
my object in calling attention to this circumstasos,
is that Lard Poltimore's friends may meet Mt:
to examine the gin, and to deposit it in the
of its rightful owner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF

wegabliec.

QPECTACLEB.—The Patent, newly-invented
10 TUTTED SPECTACLES are patronised by the
majority of the nobility. including Viscount Palmerstoe,
Tney give extraordinary relief by day and night to
weak, dim, and defective vision. Persons can be tailed
in th• country.
S. and B. SOLOMONS, Opticians, No. 39, Albemarle-
treet, Piccadilly, opposite the York Hotel, London,

We feel it our duty to bring under the notice of our
readers the new Safety Match (which lights only on the
box in which it is contained) that has been patented and
introduced by Messrs. Bryant aLd May, London. It was
the only one allowed to be used in the International
Exhibition Building, because it lights only on the box
and all the darger arising from the use of canner;
loafers to entirely avoided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

DORCHESTER.

MR. T. ENNOR (LATE BAKER AND EWAOR)
haa been -favoured widi indrurtiona to SELL
by A ucrioN, on FRIDAY. HAIZCH 13, 1863, on
the PremovaSonthwtreet. at 3 o'clock, —The HOUSE-
HOLD 1.10005 and FURNITURE, China, Glasa,
Warf, Silver Plate, Engraving*, Oil Painting, am.,
late the property of Mr. WILLIAM BOLLES, dreamed.
And on the tIANE DAY, at 2 o'clock precis. ly,
will be SOLD by AUCTION, on the Prennece,—The
41warabilktREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE. Gerdes,
Callers, and Stores, !teeing a !rootage to the South-
attest illSd al. to Ol•arleretteet, neer the New Cattle
Repository, late in the occultation of the mid WILLIAM
NALLCi, and whurvin the Trade of a Wine and Spirit
3firrobant Lae Ikon tto auomodully carried on for many
yiptry pest.
Vorthir particular,. may be obtained of the Auc-
TRAZZII, or of 31r. Tuono.a COoMiIL Solicitor, Dor-
chester. _

--iier-iditione for the Sale of the House and Premiere
WV be ROC fl lit Mr. C04.111111'11 0M011110•011 days prior
ita the Sale.

DOItCTIESTER.

MI lhaT. (La.
bean faoored jitlth ILtHißeei.4o.7
toZNSME/11,2
by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1862, at
Three o'clock to the Aftertesea,—The Choice STOCK
of WINES and SPIRITS. late the property of Mr. W.
BOLLEP, Wane Merchant, deceased. .

Cats Joints tnay be obtained one week beton the Bele
•-fsf ebe Aerrimisra.

' TATTON FARM, NEAR UPWAY,

Three Miles from Weymouth, Soren from Dorcheater.

MR. T. ENSOR (LATE "MUER AND IN6O/0
has been favoured with instructions from Mr.
E flasco)nt, to SELL by AucTiow. on MONDAY,
MARCH 23rd, 1863,—His Valuable FARM STOCK;
consisting of Dairy Com, Fat Down Withers, Horses,
and Implemonts.
444. Particulars of which will Appear in future Ad-
vertimments and Cards.

BefreArnente will be provided, and the. Sate will
commence at Two o'clock.

SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
48, ST. JAMEN&STREET, LONDON, &W.

(Fvotiided is 184(. wed 'empowered baSpecial Art of
Parliament.)

Extract (TOM MeVOft of Mr. PETIII II ARDT, the eminent

Actuary, on the position and progress of the Office to
the doge of
" THE number of Policies actually in force
exceeds Vivo Thousand, covering Assurances
amounting to over One Million Sterling. and embracing
almost every class or description of Life Assurance.

" The co;dition of the COnipany im sound and prosper,
ous, and hotd• out every pro,pect of increued socoeset
The Bonne which the Directors may declare as the result
of this Valuation, is larger in ithiount, both as regards
the Shareholder, and the Assured, than that declared
on nay previous occasion, and this Bonus hen been fairly
corned Iny the pant operations of the Society, without, in
air smallest degree, touching any portion of the future
inmate."

Last year 723 Policies were issued. assuring £171,250
and pricluciou C1i,055 in new Premiums.
The operation, of the °dice include all Classes of Life
Auuranee on liberal terms. _

No charge is made except far Premium.
Every information will be given on application at
the Chief OSloe, or to Mr. J. Auuntws, 6, High-East,
street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

_
OrVEN-AWAY TO NERVOUS

81J 14E8.1R13.

DR. SMITH has just published s FREE
EDITION of 20.000 *opine of THE WARNING
VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A new
work on Use Curs of Nervous D.blity, Loss of Memory,
Mousse of Sight, Lassitude, Initgestion, Dislike to
Society, Sperinatorrhasa, Local Vfeekness, Muscular
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which, if negl.ted, result in Consumption, Insanity,
and Premature Death; with plain direetions for perfect
restoration to health and vigour. The Book will be
mot, post-free, to any addrem, on reoeiFt of a directed
envelope, enclosing two postage stomps.—Addresi Dr.
Sun's, 8, Burtonvirtisoset, Tavielockarinars, London,
W.C. _ .

Also, by_tho sano Author,

_
WOMAN AND HER DIMEAMEB,
A Treatise describing their Symptoms, Causes, and
Treatment, illustrated with Caaes, free by post on re-
ceipt of seven stamp.. mobile., a man of information
indispensable to those for whom it is written. Address
Dr. Sierra, 8, Burton-orveoent, Tavislock-square,
London.

CONSULTATION BY LETTER WITHOUT FEE.
Di. avirrn will. for the BENEFIT of pusses set-
lenag from NERVOUS DEBILITY, Le, as reset
• description of their ease (ebviating • Mai.
directed envelope for reply) send his wifttea
opislos-
with advice and directions for the roost oososndul treat,
newt sad perfect 50,.. Address,Ds. limmt, Buxton.
sellout, Looks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
lat LOCK begs to inform his Friends sod
J." . the PaEie that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Mations, at the following PB.ICES. for CASH,
viz.:—

-
At the Sorth-Wesiern Station—
Beet Walls End Coals ... Is. 3d. per est.
Small Ditto, for Smiths
Newcastle Steam Coal ... Is. Id. "
At the Orcat Western Statiott—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. pea est'
Best Redstoek Coal 104 d.
Small ditto ld. 64.
Best Ballo
Ca'.m
Best Teuby Stone Coal le. 6d.
Coals delivered in the Town Free of Carrage..
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate °haws.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on head.
Orders received by Mr. F. Loci, Post 031oe, or by
Be. R. HILL. at the G. W. Station. will he punctually

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. lIARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON
ESTABLISHED 1753.

PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and CA RRIAGEB at Eleven o'clock OD every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two day• previously, with instruction, and
particulars. Stalls should be ordered • week before
*Ober Sale Day. Accounts paid on Mondays and Thurs.
days only, from Teo to Four. Remittancea to the
Coentry, with Account-Saler, on the written request
of the Owl en _

Comn li .. inn, 5 per sent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 44. Bent of tkrriages. Four-wboels
2s. ; T'owhe) 1. G. yer week. Horse or
Carriages. Withdrawn or not Sold by Auction, rm. :
Hammes. or Saddle and Bridle, 24. 6d. ; Dogs, 100.-
Btooks robed.

Hones received for Privede Sole on Com-
mission. end no Dealing •Ilowed on the port of any one
oonnecteo with the Eidablishwent.
W I LLI FREEMAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

TER CORN TRADE.

LONDOS, Frlday.—Tbere were limited nipples of
Eaglish grain for the market, bat fair imports of
foreV articles of the trade. English lichees, in good
eoodaloa, sold steadily at Monday's currency. The de-
awed for Foreign wan in retail, good qualities support-
air prises pretty Ira*, and other sorts could not be
hought on lower terms. There was no change in any
description of tour, freeb-mad• country marks selling
to • fair eldest, and the priatest brands of American
were pretty reedy sale. Choice malting barley has
keno* wares, and commands very high rate. ; grinding
maples front the south of Europe oould not be bought
lower. Man novena quiet, and does not advance.
Beans realised no much money for planting. Peas sip-
ported former rates steedily. Onto were in moderate re-
=without any variation in the vela* of good corn.
brought high rates. Rapreeed was fully ma
dear. Cloveresed waa bold with much Gnomes.
Foreign tares were superebandant, and both small and
large could be obtained at moderate prices Arrivals
this week English, 1180 gra ; barley, MO ;
sash, 1650; nate, 370. Foreign 7030; barlay, 3220;
ails, GM& English dour, 630; Portico, 8710 barrels.
LIVEI/0%, Friday —An average attendance. Wheal
a slow sale, bat held geserally for fall prices. Flour
quiet, but not lower. Oato and oatmeal very dull.
Indian corn unchanged in value. Beans ditto.
Watterizto, Friday.—Supplite good. Wheat dull.
Dry 'samples maintain their value ; oderior unealeable. ,
Other article. Gro.
butt, Esiday.—A fair supply of wheat, which met
a alow demand, at Is. per quarter decliae. No alter*
tion is the vale, of spring corn.
Thursday—At our market to-day Engliali
wheat was to fair supply, and sold slowly. at about lagt
week's rates. In foreign but little paralog, and primps
were without alteration. Malting barley in active de.
maad, at full prices. Grinding quite ns dear, with
a retail inquiry. Oaks very quiet, and Noe tarn
cheaper.
DZVIZZA, Thursday. There wee • large supply of
wheat, the condition of which was somewhat improved.
The male was dull, end everything but the very best
samples went Is. pet quarter lower. Barley was about
an average supply. DA trade as before, with prices un-
altered. Wheat, hew., per quarter, 475. to 5&; ditto,
aecondary, 39a. to 465.; ditto, inferior, 34e. to 39..;
barley, 32a. to 47.5. ; coda, 206. to 245. ; beans, 38a. to
410.; pew" 36a to Its, ; vetches, per bushel 7e. 6d. to
fic ; flour, per sack, 40e. to 420.; ditto, second.
:r7a. to 3a.t.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

Every Prudent Xan should Insure
AGAINST ACCIDUTS.

£lBl,OOO

Has been paid in the lasi Thirteen Years by the
ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY,
On seaward of Nine Thousand Your Hpradred earl

..._ _
Forty Perrone killed or injured socildentaDir.
Par Reponal Perm aad all other lakraolico apply to lia
Caw Orrzca, 7, BAJA BUILDING*, OLD Jsesr,Lersen.
EDWARD EMU, Merrert.

THE WILOOII3 MIND & 711.1011D1 oursAinos
OF VERY HOXL—Prion Oas Pam.

FAMILYkiHERALD.

" Its tales are quite as well written u tbe best cirealat-
ing library stories. The answers to correspondents can-
not be fictitious, for, if they were, a romance and a life
history being embodied in almost each of them, the editor
would be as great • genius as we now consider him to be
• miracle of genus! information.'—fleterdoy Itariar.
"It mast be said of the fameify Herold that it is tie
reading of all =
purely amusing literature; Isle •
family papar."—Literery Odulage.
/Amp. B. BLAKE, 421, Stumm. W.C.; all Preraers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

DORCHMSTER HORSE REPOSITORY.

R. T. ENSOR (LATs AAAAA AND ashen),
.111 has been favoured with instructions hum Mr.
who is quitting Drat* Farm, to SELL by
A IiCT LON. at the Huang ltelusteuir, adjoining the
Plume el Feathers inn, Dorchester, on SATUILDAY,
X ASCII 7, 1863, at hall past 3 &Mock in the al Lerman,
iLight Superior Cart Hon.es, young, sound, sod good
ovorkers, witis their Harness. A ilaT Hone, 5 years,
1616 sound, and quiet to ride and drive, suitable for a
Ileac, phaeton or brougham. A Bay Horse, 3 years,
16 banal; sound, quiet to ride and drive.

TINSOR begs to sincerely thank his
1. • ranitreiss r•tromi for the kind aupport they balm
elven him at his New Cattle Reiciatory ; and at the
same time to draw their attention to the great moon.
Yen ience that arises from ottending the wale late. mending
Stock not entered, and lets on the morning of rule ; end
hope that in future thry will ester the Stock at the
latest by the Wednesday before the Sal, send it to the
yard by tuitions! 10 o'clock, and hutruct the man not
to bare until it is sold. T. Eioolog would then be able
ii begin the Side by 12 o'clock, and finish in tome fur
111.. to attend the Corn Market in the afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

XF.TROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

- - -•
The supply of beset' at to-day's market was
-rather short, the total being 3,360. The muse-
queues was a firm trade in beef, and for the beet
qualities a ries of 2d., and in a few =tames of
44. in the prices.
The number of sheep we rather above the
last few weeks, being 16,240, but there has been
no quotable change in prices.
Prime quality mutton readily realised se. 10d.
sad 611. Lamb, 75. to 7a 4d. the stone. Vaal cud
poi* were firm at late rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

BP SP SCIAL EXPRESS.

(FROM 'OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MC .oNDAY, FEBRUARY 23.
IaPY Air of Dun. , particularly wheat, haws
been comae toe average datinil tl.l° Fed
except for English wheat, which Is frolli
cheaper, the quotation@ remain unaltered.
alta on itßarlity ruled dna at late rated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24

--
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Devises decided on Wednesday on °nee more nega.
tiring its influence in the Hoe. of Commons by re-
gimens a Conservatilte to say "No," when its Libetal
representative says "Ay..," and ride error. Tire balance
a parties there, which has pie born threatened with
disturbance, is thus happily restored, end both sides
will now feel comfortsble. The fad ti.at there were
two Liberals in the field no doubt operated ageinst the
return of either, but it would seem from the polling
returns that, although there had been but one, he would
not have bail the ghost of • chance. Addington's
Jority is within twelve of the total votes pulled by
Probyu and Abrahams. The latter gentleman main.
tallied an unequal contest up to one o'clock, when lie
retired, having by that hour secured six votes! At the
clod* of elm poll the numbers stood thus: Addington,
170; Probyn. Set ; Abmimens, 6, The Heraiel derive.
some hope for iis party from the fact that the Govern-
ment on three duff, rent oixasious have been defeated on
titre*, immures of no public Importance. Gratitude for
small mercies is very becoming. Our contemporary
admits that tie divisions are not very important a..
test of party strength, menibers of either aide of the
Hoare having voted quite irrespectively of party consi-
sidemtions, but they are not without eignitimnoe as
showing how very little iOdOloco or control the oc-
cupant* of the Treasury Bench have over the Ministerial
rank and tile. We •UXreCt LOTti Derby, notwitlictanding
these symptoms of Ministerial weakness, will pause
before he risks • battle with Government on any really
Important question.
tue B LI.OT AT MTNICITAL ELICTIO3II.—A bill to
" amend the mode of taking votes at municipal elec-
tions," introduced into the Rouse of Commons, under
Moe patronage of Mr. Augustus Smith, Mr. Go:, and
Mr. billwtir, has been printed. It provides, brielly.
that councillors are to be elected by ballot in every
burgh where the majority of the conned skill no agree
and determine the mode, manner, and machinery of
taking the votes, to be settled anti determined by council
as they any think At.

lii;keirkam.—A bill introduced by
Mr. W. Martin, Mr. Grant Duff, and Mr. Hunt. seta
forth in the preamble that travelling by reilway and the
value of goods brought by travelers to inns has so mach
increased that it M only fair and reasonable that tio
old common law rule, which renders innkeepers re-
sponsible for the goods of their guests that may be lost
or stolen, should be relaxed. And it proposes to enact
that when the value of such good. mimesis no the inn-
keeper shall not be responsible for the lose opium they
'ball bare been expressly depoeited with him for We
cuMody. exhibited to him in detail, and their value
dsclared.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

Contspnbrnct.

To the Editor.

Pa a, —I find that you did not insert my report of the
club in the purest Chronicle, and the public ere not
pleased. Yours respectfully_,
TURI'IW TOPS.
rWe have no conneetion with tits Done Chrosicte.
N% • ars independent. We inserted it in the Wiftetin,
County Teter/row, the Dorset Coosa, If:press, the Yeovil,
Sherhorme, and Marled rekrnste. th• "tril "Yasfl
Post. the Sherborrot and Dorset Merettm, the Yeovil
and 8 emirate Timm tbs Nisireosti, Wistberme, awl
13lawtford Teltyrom, and in the Weymouth, Portland
and Dorchester Telegrams ; and if 30.000 ars nisi
enough for Turnip Tops we will go a little rarrer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

poetry.

RETURN OP SPRING.

Now Walter with his hoary head.
liath from our favear'd climate led;
And Nature's children blithely sing,
To welcome the return of Spring.

The fruit-trees %bite, the meadows green.
The lambs in sportive mood are seen ;
On tuneful pipes wild shepherds pie,;
And with their looks beguile the day.

The gilded pleim, the flow'reta fair,
Tlie gladden'd earth, the perfumed air.
The lengthene'd dem and thy so clear.
Denote the springtime of the year.

"rts now the little feather'd tribe,
In woodlands blend, iamb &moraine etre*
By tend'reet lays their truth to prove,
And dockside their boors to love.

The weather's mild. the raisin'. glad,
iTtiough We be wander'd 'old and 100
And pereb'd upon hi. native tree,
His beer' now melte in malady.

Thus Winter with his hoary head.
Haat from our favor'd elimste
And Nature's children blithely sing.
A welimme to returning Spring.

THE MONTH OF MAY.

Tbhi is the lovely month of May.
Haab militias sweeter than before;
Tha redbreast sings open the spray
That stands before our door.

There is • blessing in lb* air,
Which men= • to.. of joy to yield
To the young trees and =minimise bare,
And gra= In Lhe green field.

My sister, 'tis a wish of mine,
No that our morning meal is dose,
Mae haste your morning task resign,
Come forth and feel the sun.

Edward will come with you; and pray
Pot on with speed 'oar woodland dress.
And bring no book, for this one day
We'll give to idleness.

No joyless forms shall regulate
Our living calendar,
We from to-day, my friend, will date,
The opening of the year.

Love no. an universal birth,
Froin heart to heart is stealing,
Prom earth to man. Creel men to earth,
It is the hoar of feeling.

One moment rum may give us mote
Than fifty years of reason,
Our minds shall drink at every pore,
The spirit of the season.

Some eileat laws our hearts trill make,
Which they than bog obey ;
We, f.. 0. the year to come =ay take
Our tempet from to-day.

Am! frees the blessed power thet rolls
About, below, .bore,
Well frame the measure of our soak,
Tooy all shall tura to loos.

Then anon, iny Wier. count, I y,
With vend pet on your woodJza4 dress,
And ben/ no ; for thin one day
give to idleneen

WoaDawoinz.

tVe Seel it our duty to bring under the notice of our
made" the new Safety Match kwhiob lights only on die
box in which it is oontainedi that has been patented d
Introduced by Messrs Bryant ad Nay, Loudon. It was
the 0117 ono allowed to he toed in the international
Exhibition Buol4ig bonsai it liglito only on the bon,
sad all the danger arising iron the on et ordinal:,
besihes alb*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

MoRN MARKETS.

MAIM LANZ, Friday.—The quantity of homegrown
wheat reeriesd fresh op this morning was very mode-
rate, bet the quality of the atirooks was talerWy good.
fieleseed sleets went. fair re meet, at prim equal to
llooday, Low sae damp parcels, however, moved off
heavily et late earnmens, and a total eleimune we. net
effected. There was rather a large dew of most kinds
of (midge wheat, emegially of rel American, Wink of
late, has men to head in a very foal state. TM mown
of bulimia doing was by so means extensive k toner-
theism previous rates wore fairly iapperted. Floating
engem of wheat of Falmouth were bald at fall prism
Is other kinds of produce slat, the treeseetices wets
on a limited wale. tee have to reonrt • dull Isle for
11 daseriptiona of barley, both Eaglieb and foreign, at
tbe tat. &slim in value. Dome of the wimples as the
Meads were rematicaely good. Good sad ese malt
readily a...weeded extreme quotation. Other kinds
avowed off slowly., at about previous rates. The fresh
arrivals were somewhat limited. The supply of flagbeit
oats was Miffing—of foreign meseitably good. TM
best quelities ruled Ann in pries, with a fair demand;
bat low sod damp panel. menmanded very little atten-
tion. Beans—tbe thew of which we. merate—met a
doll inquiry, sad late rates ware with diSealty asp-
ported See kinds of peas sold at extreme rates, but
chiefly in small quantities- The wile of flow woe emir
what nettimed ; nevertheless, selillers gisuarmilly were
arm in their &man& Linseed sod revered, bode oo
the allo• 110 d for forward shipment, sad lea fair su-
blet at Sun qui:Ashton& In other erode very little we.
Oakes were. glow inquiry, bet sin obeaper.
Mv adriesie at band to-day from most of the Coati-
:sesta markets em to the effect that predate generally
be. meld steels, both on the spot tad for forward
delivery. Is America the tranasetioas in wheat earl
Suer for report to logbuid have ersoiewbat incesowed of
late.

Lianterocu., Friday. —llstiort quiet. Viheat cheaper,
Leer dell, and little doing. Indian core quiet deemed.
Other sineks secLanged.
Drumm Ocitur M Titursday.—Wheat sad
barley in short amply, and sttendsoce limited; trade
for all ellimericeioeo of sore about the am... lest week.
394. dd. was the highest prim we beard et lee malting
burley. Mr. Moore. of LitUeeot, making that iglus..
Benteut.. Thnivelay.—Oer arrivals this week show a
great felling of. There bee been more doing In the
grei, trade of late, sod a more healthy feeling appelmit.
At our market to-day there woe • short supply of
English wheat, which sold freely, st folly lest week's
prices. Persian a fair eonvamptim demand was ex-
perienced. at about last week's ram. Malting
folly as dear; grinding in good demand. at • induction
of 6d. per qr. Oats More doing, at rather better
prime ; Week. 6d. per qr. dearer. BOW and Indian
corn remain se but week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

ANNUAL NESTING.

The chair was takes by H. Ker Berner. SwF, IL P.,
and there wpm alao preasst Sr Edward B. Baker, Bart.,
the Bev. C. W. Mashers, Colonel Hansel. J. 7.
Hodges, Esq.. of Dorchesivr. and G. 11. Davis, Esq.,
secretary to the toothily, Messrs. Natibews, ?Pastime ;
II Aerie, Shaftesbury; Jame+, Blsodford ; Homy.
Bliroton ; ansl several other geutletnen who have takes •
deep interest is the society's encesesa
The CHAIIINAN said the Snit bluntest before. them
was to adopt the report of the trustees of the society,
and he wookl, therefore, call upon the Bev. C. W.
Bingham to road it.
The report then rued was to the following rifest
. .

" During the past rear three nee branches 8...1...
formed, at lleat and Weet Stour, liblborne fit. Andrew,
and Kington Magna- Tbe number of members es the
book. at the clues of the year eras
fenisles, ITT—total. 2.138. being an inereeee el 146
during the year. Member. enrolled, 333; withdrawn.
; died. 10. El 9 wai paid as eight deaths, end 2100
on 'wren endowlueata, and £7 13a. eras returned ander
rub, 37.

2 a. 4.
The contributions of menibersin 1862 ... 2,936 14 10i
do. do. 1861 ... 1,978 7 71

Increase is 1862 .. 257 7 21
The honorary subscriptions is 1861 104 8 6
do. do. 1862 ... 1136 6
Decrease in 1862 ... 31 2 0

"Sick pay was allowed to 584 nodes for 3,116 weeks
and eis days, amounting to £1,105 30. lid. ; and to 42
females for 448 week. and one day, annianting to
£11412a. 10d., waking s total of sick pay £1,210 141 11 id.
being =4l 1K Id. none than 1861. The cwitai to
bead was 01,524 Ba. lid., invested as follows :-
2 s. d.
In India Roods . . ... 1,500 0 0
With National bt Conimissiasere, at 34.
per cent. per dieui
... 651 17 ii
With do., at 21.1. per Dent. pot diem ... 822 9 4
In 3 per cent. eoneols 922 7. 6
In 3 per cent. Consols, redueed ......1,449 0 0
Is Dorchester Savings' Bank 555 5 0
Llance due from Branches 478 8 11i
Ditto in Treasurer's
... 144 19 11

6524 8 14
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

LIITLEBREDY,
SEVEN MILES FROM DORCHESTER.

MR T. ENSOR (LATN AAAAA AND winon)
has been favoured with instructions from Mr. T.
Si sum, who is leaving the Farm, to SELL by Al'(
TION on the Premises, on TUMMY, Arlin, 28th, DM
the following Hones, Pig., Waggons, Carts, imple-
ments, Casks, viz excellent Cart Horses and
their Harness, Hack Mare, quiet to ride and drive,
Hack Horse, quiet to ride, and clever with hounds,
18 Store Pip, Corn Drill by Garret, 3 Wagons, 2 Putt.,
1 Winnowing Machine, Fan and Stocks, Reed Preen,
Corn Screen, Seed Machine, Corn Crusher, Chaff
Cutter. 2 Turnip Cutters, nearly new, new l'lougk
Tackle, Harms., and Traces, Hay Knives, 2 Ladders, 24
dozen Cow Ties, Bennis and Scales, 13 Cider Hut*
1 Hogshead. 6 Flaggons, Darrel Horsing, and numerous
useful effect&
_ . . . . .

sae will oommence at two o'clock.

DEWLISH,
Two miles from Piddletowo, Dorset.

MIL T. ENSOR (was ... •ND SNOOD)
hav been lavonrol with instructions TO SELL
BY AUCTION, on THURSI/AY. APRIL 30. 1863,—
the hollowing TIMBER TREES, POUFS, and
FAGGOTS, now lying and 'narked in suitable Lola
on the DarRAI attate,

15 Loads of Fir Poles,
50 Loads of Ash Pules.
2 Loads of Small lilm Trees,
6 Elm Butts,
1,500 Faggots.
The Poke are of remarkably elean growth and great
length, and are suitable for Building. Crib making,
Plough Tackle, sad other Agricultural nem The Elm
is large sin and In.. quality, and the whole is well
deserving the attention of Builders, Coopers, and
Wheel wrists le
•
viewed and Cr" obtained on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-21

VALUABLE FREEHOLD. MANORIAL ESTATE

FOR RALF.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

MR. J. T. ENSOR at the" K iaa's H mho"
INK. in Weenhorna Mirister,Dorset, on THURS-
DAY, JUNE 4, 1863, at four o'cleick in the afternoon
precisely, (,object to midi Conditions aa well he then
and there nroduaerl),—The FEE SIMPLE and IN-
HERITANCE of all that the MANOR or reputed
MANOR of STURMINSTER MARSHALL, en the
County of Dorset, with the Right.. Royalties, and other
APPurienaissats to the mum belonging ; sod also all that
capital
FARM AND ESTATE,
. . . .

- -
Called Sturmitister Fano," with the Farm-hnuast,
Wiry•hoose, Barns, mad out buildings belonging there
to, now in Um occupation of Mr. JAllla TOOT, as
yearly tenant, sad ountaining by estimation 2XIO Acres
Or thereabouts.
Tn. &tate, through which this Doraet Central Roil
voy loomex„ ill • big'. slate Of Cultivation, and OA
Farm Buildings throuJhout in good repair. T-ere is
a Station within • minirt II i*Unali of the Farm•bonae, by
ma.ns of a Inch easy acneoo is obtained to all the
principal Market To•ns in the district
Printed Particulars are in coons. of preparation, and
mar, on an early day, be obtained of Moors. DANGIti.
711ILD and F , 26, Cravmentreet, Charing croon,
London; seof Mr. antenna. &hater, Dorchester.