The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-14 00:00:00

FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING & SUMMER.

ELEGANT PARISIAN NOVELTIES FOR THE

PRISM:NT 115480 N.
MRS. BALL bop to anuonnoe that ahe haa
joet reosived, direst from Paris, i largo assort.
moot of Trimmed MODELS of the newest design, con-
noting of
morrugg jAcKs-rs, SLEEVES, BODIES, and all
kinde of OkILDREN'II DRESSES cad MANTLES.
Orders from tho Onatry rewire prompt 'Mention on
the receipt of Postage Stamps or Poot.oMee Order,
made payable to Sues BALL, Chariag CMOs,
Mantles, ss. M. Jaokele with ille•ve, Se. gd, ;
Sleeves, Lo. Children's Dream, ke.. le. 6d. sod Ss.
A Pal Powers ..,es WA OW, Alibi.,
A impolite let of Pottoins eon be bad for RI le.,
eanaistiog of 4 fie:lSo
_,.. I Jaskol', 4 Shires cud I
Children Dr la Half Set, 10e. id.), forwarttod,
Conform Ins, to say part of else Country.
Aldose!' lin. BALL, S, Wolllnglcm Street, ifolkway,
Losolob, M.

COKERS' FROOME,
One Mlle from the Dorchester Stations.

A very IMPORTANT SALE of about 1,550 HORN
SHEEP, the Annual Draft of Mr. G. MAYO; consist-
ing of 520 EWES, very forward in Lamb by • Down
Rain; 900 Fat four-teeth WETFIERS, 300 two teeth
Ditto, in good condition; 200 Fat LAMBS, 200 Stock
Ditto, 13 Fat STAGS, 6 Down RAMS, • well-bred-
MARE, 11' hands, warranted sound, quiet to ride and
drive, Sm.
ROSSITER has been kindly instructed
.01. to SELL BY AUCTION, at Comma's Fitooms,
on WEDNICEIDAY, the Mod of BIPTEMBLII, 1853, the
above STOCK, ike.
The very great satisfaction Mr. Mayo'. Sheep gave to
purchasers at the last Sale has induced him to offer
again to ooinpetition his ANNUAL DRAFT without
reserve.

Ref reshments at 1 o'Clock, and
.the Sale will commence

at 2 precisely.
The Stook Sheep will be sold in &ores, and the FM
Sheep in Lots of 10 each, all of which are warranted
sound.
Dated, Sturminster Newton,
, %lt Sepias*, 1458..,
Very IMPORTANT SALE of about 1,000 EWES,
PIM and CHILVER LAMBS and RAMS, of the
improved Hampshire Down Breed, CART and NAG
HORSES, HEIFERS, dm, ?co., at
HORTON MANOR FIRM,
One Mile front Horton Inn, Dorsetahire.

14R. ROSSITER has been very kindly in-
kTL by Mr. DAVID ATKINS, who is leaving
Horton Manor Farm, to submit to PUBLIC COMPE-
TITION, on the Premises, on MONDAY the 27th Of
SEPTEMBER, 1858, his entire
FLOCK OF SHEEP,
Sce., 140. ; consisting of 120 full-mouthed ewes, 120 six-
teeth ditto, 120 four-teeth ditto, 140 two-teeth ditto,
180 par lambs, 170 chilver ditto, and 5 rams; 5 two-
year-old heifers, in calf; 5 yearlings, 1 Hereford bull ;
4 good cart horses,2 two-year-old cart colts, 3 mares and
foals, 1 good pony, quiet to ride and drive: 1 sow and 1
excellent boar pig; thill, trace, and plough harness; 5
wagons, with iron anus; 5 good putts, 1 manure and 1
corn drill, by Rawlings; 2-wheel land presser, horse and
haul rakes, broad-cut sowing machine, 2 iron field rol-
lers, drags and harrows, 5 iron ploughs, by Pearce, 200-
gallon iron furnace, manure screen, 43-round ladder,
Oardiner's turnip cutter, on wheels, Phillips' mincer,
Urry's crusher, Rawlings' haymaking machine, malt
screen, pony wagon (nearly new), spring cart, hen coops,
7 iron-bound pipes and 5 hogsheads, 100 dozen hurdles,
Stc., kc.
Mr. Atkins has paid great attention to the selection
of Rains from that most eminent breeder, Mr. Futcher.
The great satisfaction and improvement of the draft
Sheep from the Horton Flock have for many years
given, coupled with the hardiness of the locality, will,
the Auctioneer trusts, be sufficient to insure • satisfac-
tory

'Refreshments A Twelve, Sale A One.

The DAIRY of 50 COWS and upwards will be sold
about Candlemas next.