The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-25 00:00:00

WINTERBORNE ABBAS.

MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that he
Wu been favoured with instructions from
W. Iliartzio, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at
the COACH and HOMO 1,11. WINTERB,,HNE, 0111
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1870 (.object to sunlit
Condition• RR RIM h• then .nd th-re produced) all this
valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
_ _ .

Conaistine of all those newly-built and aubstential
FARM BITILDINGS and COTTAGE.. in the oecuoa.
Sion of the owner. situated on the highway leading
from Winterborne to Littlebredr.

And also all that productive FREEWILD ESTATE,
about two-thirds of whigth is in the occupation of the
Owner, and the remainder I. t on lease, producing a
<lntel of P 2 per acre. comprising about
160 ACRES of AR %ItI.E and PASTURE LAND.

_
The above property will be gold in 24 Lots. varying
from 2 to 10 scree, and forms a most desirable invest-
ment, net .ulv in an Agricultural point of view, but
being mor.t pleatantly situated on the Turnpike-road,
close to the source of the Winter Bourne, is particularly
adapted to Building purposerr, both Villa and Cottage
accommodat.on heir g inneh wanted, as many persons
are obliged to reside some miles from their daily
alma pationa

This F-stato is sitnstert fire miles from the Great
West. ro mid South-Western St...tycoon at Dorchester,
and 10 ml s from the doutishing Town of Weymouth
F. r 'articular, apply to the ducrrloncon, Dorchrster ;
to Messrs. Itn-DEd, rwis, and DuFFITT, Solicitors,
63, Chancery-Noe, London; or to Mr. B
Solicitor. Dorchester.

Tbe Sale WIII 101111,11000. at Throe o'clock.
Dated January ht., 1870.
______

DORCHESTER ACRICULTUR 4L REPOSITORY

ESTABLISHED 1852.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
imtraetiom from tl.a Executors of the lat. J.
W. PIES, &al., of Weatp .rt House, Wareham. to SELL
tiv A 1:1 MON, on STrRDtV,JANUARY 29. 1870,
at half-nut 'Dine. o'clock in the afternoon. —The fol ow.
lag Valuable If ORSEi, Cobs, Ponies, Carriages, and
Harness 1—

A Pair of handsome Chestnut Carriage Horses,
lb bands, quiet ju single and double harness and
to ride
Grey Mare, 14 hands 3 in.
Quiet in single and
Bay Horse, 14 hands 3 ia.
P. 11,, 12S double harness and
hay hands
to ride
BrOMn P.,n•. 12i hands
Phretor, with Head. Pole, and Shafts
A D.Juble-body Basket ?baton with Pole and
Shafts, by Lenny, of Crordon, as good as new
2 Seta of foil-sin.' Plated Double Harness
's Set of Plated Pony Double Harness, as good as new
I Set ef Plated Single Harness
2 Biutiles, 1 Side Saddle, 3 Children's Saddles,
Bindles, and Horse Clothing
TI! URSDA r, JAN UAR Y 27, 1570.
UPW A Y,
4 Miles from Dorchester.

WF. FOOT will SELL by AUCTION,
on THURSOCY, JANUARY 27. 1870, the
following HOUSEHOLD GOODS and EFFECTS, late
the Property of the Rev. A. itilLlllB. deceased :-
3 Bedsteads and Fornittue, Flock Bed, Double
Palliasse, Weals Stands and Ware, Dressing Tabled,
Swing Glasses, Night Commode, Towel Horses and
other Chamber Requisite., Dresser and Shelves. 30-
boar Closk, Sideboard, Sas, 10 Csne-seat Chairs. 7 and
Elbow Ite. eh Chair', Parlour and Kitchen Tables,
Book Case, -iundry Engravings and Books. Window
Curtains, ( oroices and Rings, Set of Tea Chins,
Dinner, Tea. and Coarse Ware. Cups, Jugs, Glasses,
Fenders and Fireirona, Tea Kettles, Coal Scuttle,
Saucepans, Boiler, Caedleatleks, Brass Pestles and
ortarr. Paraffin Lamp, Chimney Oniunipow, Bird's
Heise, Model of a Cottage, Sundry Tin Articles, and
other effects.
Sale at Two o'clock.

DORSET COrNTY MUSEUM AM.) LIBRARY.
WANTED, a CURATOR, to enter upon
the plan.. imtnnd.ately.
Applifeations arnl teqtnunnials should be forwarded to
the Moscato, addrtew•el, under coa,r. to tie HONORARY
SwatTaira, on neforo SATURDAY, the 29th
Inst.

A GENKRAL MP.ETING for the Election will be
holden on MONDAY, 31st inst., at one *Week p.m.

CREME UNION.
MASTER AND MATRON WANTED.
PRE GUARDIANS of this Union Will at
their meeting to be held at the Board Room on
WEDNESDAY. the 2nd day of FEBRUARY next,
proceed to the ELECTION of a MASTER and
MATRON for the Workhouse. The &LINT of the
Meader will be £.3.' and that of the Matron £2O, with
rations, washing and residence in the Workhouse.
Candidates must be a emeried maple without ineurn•
bream, between the ages of 35 and 45. The Master
must be fully competent to keep the books required by
the Poor LAW Board, and to superintend the proper em
ployment and discipline of the Paupers. The Matron
to undertake the management of the whole of the
domestic arrangements of the Workhouse.
APPeoved security of £lOO will be required.
Applications in candidates own hand writing, stating
age, present and previous occupation. scoomeanled by
testimonials, must be delivered to min no Or before
Tr DMA Y the 25th day of JANUARY net.
Approved Candidates will have notice of the day
alancioted for the election, when they will be expected
to attend,
No travelling or other expenses allowed.
Catvarseing the Guardian" is strictly probibiteeL
By order of the Ward,
WILLIAM BEACH,
Clerk.
Abbas, 13th January 1870.
'

Corns

- •
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
WEST NTEIRRT, WA ftrinAr.
ALBERT VT E, GROCiII and Pat/VI/110N
MIZCOA". I.t. MOIL respectfully to thank
the NoblitY, (UM,. Gentry and Inhabitants of
Wareham eed its vieinity, fee the liberal support
bestowed on him during the laat seven Years, and to
announce that he has taken the PREMISES NfiXT
DOOR, which Mr. James lipicer timbale to leave, where
the &Love business will in future be carried on, and
bar.
A. Viz hopes to enj..y a continuums of the
favours of his numerous patrons.
-
ALADY, who has had great expemence in
getting up ladies' end Childree'd 'lair, is in pow
awdol of an infallible method to maks Mt* HAIR
.tL as soon ea applied, iiiipertiag otquieite beeemy
amid keeping it wavy, soft, gloms, and in owl in ell
weathers, even though it has no Intilinatiori to do so.
The oast will be one pelln• per week, and one applisi.
title will be stioosesfuL Materials and directions sent
free for 14 stamps.—Address, Mi.." AM.,' Yr.
a‘vuj,'S. Bookseller, Duramow, Ram.