The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-17 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
MONTHLY BALE.
MESSRS. BAKER AND ENBOR beg res-
jvz IN °ltaly to Announce Cud their next Monthly
Bair will take Om on SATURDAY, SUMMER
ILth, NM.
or Great inoonseniense having 'Hain from Persons
sendiag Stook not duly entered, NOTIOR Id H
cließY
Omar, that no Stook wil be admitted to thi Sale
around unlou entered Om OA 31110111 the SATURDAY
previous to the Selo.
pawl August, DIM.

OHARbIINSTER, DORSET.
TO HE BOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR, at the
ANTELOPE HOTEL, DORCHESTER, on
TOVIDAY, thrown' ?th, 18114, at 4 o'cloolc in the
afternoon, (unless previously disposed of by Private
Contract), subject to much Conditions is wilt then be
produeed —AM that desirable ,
MESSIYAGIE or DMA/LING-11 OVSE,
walled and ether aardens7Orehard, and Widow Lead,
containing together about 10 acre.; for many 'OM the
railidenas of the late Xra. Hardy, situated in the parish
of Clierminoter.
The Dwellinthouse contains Breakfut, Dining, and
Drawing Rooms, d best Bed Burette,Atkins, large
Ltundry, with Kitchen, and Back Kitchen, and Is re.
plate will every domestic convenience. The Stabling,
Coach /LANs, and Offlose, are every thing that can be
desired. The Gardens are mold productive, and the
Orchard most thriving, with a never failing supply of
Excellent Water.
This desirable property is 1116111110 in the pleasant vii.
lege of Channinster, about two Win, from the borough
town of Dortheeter, and ten from that delightful water.
log plane Weymouth; whilst stations of the Great
Wooten and London and douth•Western Railways are
within a quarter of an hour's drive, whence all parts of
England are sully accessible.
For further particulars and a view apply to
Messrs. DIANFIELD and ANDRICWB,
Solloitore, Dorchester;
Or, to Swart JUNITNII, PRIMPS, and BINIIITT. 8011.
ellon, 14, Red Lion Square, Loudon. W.C.
N.B. To be viewed by cards only.

BRIDGE, SOUTH PETHERTON,
SOMERSICTSHIRE.
Lame, Important, and Unretterved SALE of 292 Pure.
brad North DEVON and other CATTLE ; upward.
of 1,000 Wormier, Cotswold, and Croas-bred SHEEP;
11 Cart HORSES and COLTS' PIGS, and the ;mall
aaaortment of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
CIDER (part of which Is very mast and lit for hot.
MI), WHEAT, BEANS, and other valuable Effect'.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MRPALMER on WEDNDAY and TR-
DAT, IN IM
the 22nd and 23rd days of SEPT 88888
1858, late the property of JOHN WESTON PITICRN,
demised.
Particulars in future Advertisements.
Dated, 14th August, 1858.

CARDS FARM, SOUTH BREWHAM.
MR. PALMER is instructed by the Execu-
.L.s.a. tors Of JOHN WESTON PETERS, Esq., to SELL
hiv AUCTION on the above Farm, on THURSDAY. 31th
SAMNBIR, 1858, upwards of
930 Cross-bred SHEEP and LAMBS,
28 DAIRY COWS (from North Cheriton Farm), and
4 CART HORSES, with their Harness; HAY, and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Ito., tio.
Particulars in future Advertisements.
Dated, 14th August, 1858.

DORSETSHIRE.
HORTON MANOR FARM,
One Mile from Horton Inn.
IMPORTANT SALE of *boat 1,000 my choke
DOWN EWES of proportionate ages, PUR and
CHILVER LAMBS and RAMS.
Mr. DAVID ATKINS being about to leave the above Farm
has very kindly Instructed
MR. ROSSITER to SELL by AUCTION,
on the Preinires, on MONDAY, the 27th day of
aIPTI , 1858, his very choice oolleotion of
DOWN EWES, PUR and CHILVER LAMBS
and RAMS, ko., ace
Full particulars in future advertisements.
The DAIRY COWS and HEIFERS will be SOLD
about Candlemas next.
Dated, Sturminater Newton,
August, 1858.

TO FLOCKMASTERS AND OTHERS.
HIGHLY IMPROVED HAMPSHIRE DOWNS.
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MR. ROSSITER respectfully announces
that he will hold a Spatial and Select SALE in
the yard of the New INN, WIMBORNE, on FRIDAY,
Avatar 90, 18.58, at 9 o'clock in the afternoon, to
dispose of
'TO RAM LAMBS,
And LETTING of 10 SHEEP for HIRE,
The Property of Mr. JOHN SHITTLIIII, of Bradford.
From the groat attention, regardless of expense, that
Mr. Shinier his for many years paid to the selection of
his Stook, and the groat satisfaction expressed by those
who purchased at his Sale last year, the Auctioneer feels
great oonfidence in again offering to the publlo this
highly useful lot of Lambs.
er The shove Lambe are descendants from the cele-
brated Flocks of Messrs. Fetcher, Pain, Longman, and
others, and have been very manfully selected.
The Sheep for Hire oomprise four Own-tooth, two four.
tooth, and four six tooth Rams.

MR. H. EDWARDS, SOROZON DswrzsT,
SOUTH•STREET, DORCHESTER,
Auisted by Mr. J. MOORE,) at items daily from Tan
till Five o'Clook.
Mr. H. E. attends personally at Weymouth, at the
ROYAL BATHS, every Tuesday and Friday, by appoint-
ments, and at the resident** of his patients, without
extre charge. A notioe per post ensures an interview.

DORCHESTER.
Sale of Superior Eleotro-plated Goods, PIM-slaw En.
'fussily framed and glued), Flower Vases,
China, Calllass, ko.
MR. WILLIAM HARDING will SELL by
AIIVTION at the A NTIILOPI HUM. DOi.
o aaaaaa , on YAIDAY. Austin ,27th, 1882, • tarp col.
Notion of Superior
ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS,
nom paging I—Splrlt and Omit Primes, with Cut Glum,
Cake and Cord Risk** Teapots, Coffee Infielris, EnW
Basins, Cream Ewan, Butter Dishes, Mustard Pots,
Toast Kaska, Candlestioka, Flower VW., Fish Oar.
vers, ha.
23 FIRST•OLAIM ENGRAVINGS,
Including Ana apoeimons by Sir E. Landow, C. Land.
Nor, Warring, Toyer, Harvey, Bouvier, Brooks, and
other eminent DMA.
Several alegont Flower Vases In China, Lova, and
Parlan, handsome Dessert and Tea Savviso—Out Wan,
a shi barrel Revolver op Ooll'a huprovod principle, and
ustseroes other useful 'Males.
Calolgue way be hod Of * Atrelonoor, Malt West
Street, Dorchestor.

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.
MHZ WATCH COMMITTEE of the Borough
.11. of Dorchester are about to APPOINT One
POLICE SERGEANT end Four 00N14TA BLIES for
the &rough, and are prepared to receive APPLICA.•
TIONE from persons duly qualified to discharge the
dulled of snob °nom at the Weekly Wages following,
cis. i
s. d.
801144nt, at per Week 1 0 0
Constables, ditto
The Age of en Applioant must not exceed 40 Years,
and Ids Height muck not be less than I feet 7 inches, and
he must be aware and intelligent, and able to read and
write well and be also in good bodily health, and re•
eoutmanded as of Dreprosohable oharaater and comm.
lons,
The &duet and each Constable, in edrlition to his
pay, will be provided with regulation Clothing, besldee
the Equipment. ntemeary for the proper discharge of
his du such Serjearit or Oonotable.
Ap °Wool iii writing, aooompanled by testimonials
of lineal and character, to be itefivered at my Office, in
Dorchester, ou or about the *eh day of Anyone
laelase,
By Odsi'otth. Walsh Oonunitise,
G. STMOND%
Town Clerk,
Guildhall,
Dorchester, 4th August, DM.

MAIL COACH INN, DORCHESTER,
(OPPOSITE THE EARKETHALL.)
TORN PURKIS, late of the COAON AND
UP Hume Inn, Winterbourne, bogs to monomial to his
Priemts end the Public generally, that he has sneeeeded
Mrs. PARCEL in the above old.establisind Inn. While
returning Malinke for pest favours, J. P. trusts that by
providing the best aeanamodation and by wing every
attention to the requireakente of his guests, he may still
merit and obieio a abase of publio patronage.
GOOD STABLING, So.

DORCHESTER.
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WHITE HORSE INN,
NEAR THE MARKET.
CHARLEI3 HODGES wishes to inform hie
Friends and the Publio in general that he haul
I acen the above Inn, whioh has been recently rebuilt at
• great expense, and it will be found oonvenient for those
Friends who mg honour him with their support. He
hopes by WWI attention, oombined with civility and
courtesy of manner to merit a share of their favours,
which it will be his study to deserve, and he will be over
grateful for all honour. conferred upon him.
DEVRNISH'S =IX LONDON STOUT.
Familia. supplied at their own 'wideness.
SPIRITS OP THE BEST DESCRIPTION.
GOOD STABLING, WITH COACH HOLBIR AND
A LARGE LOCK•UP YARD.
WELL AIRED BEDS.

STYLE, Suoomor to G. STYLI, COACH
.t. If AKER to the Royal Family,
64, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
Offers for Inspection VICTORIA and ALBERT
PHAETONS, SOCIABLES, WAGONETTES, Four-
wheel and Two-wheel DOG CARTS, GIGS, CAB
PHAETONS with heads and aide lights, adapted for
either Slimmer or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every description, on the most
*ppm* I principles, made to order; and repairs executed
with neatness and detpatoli.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at a distance,
assistance will be rendered in fetching or returning a
Carriage for alterations or repairs.
CARRIAGES Bought and Sold on Commission, or
taken in Exchange

FROUD, CHIMIIIT, RION-BT., DOROHINTIP.,
AGENT for HORNINAN'S PUKE TEA, in
packeki.—The les/ not coloured. Dr. 800 ,in
his valuable work "Ow Food," reinarks, at pap
433 i— " The iese as ghat I 0411 find ie Mae imported
by eke Yam HIPPIO46II ; Its eppearanoe manifesto it
to be what it profeeses—toa whioh has been subjeoted
to no kind of outward oolouring--a manifestation which
it. delicious flavour confirms.°

TO BE BOLD CHEAP,
A NEW GIITTA PEROHA DRIVING
1-1. BELT, 50 feel s li leaks s i Web.
Address IL 11., Ms of Ibis Paper.

THE BURDON HOTEL,
VICTORIA TERRACE,
WEYMOUTH.
TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, INHABITANTS,
AND VISITORS OF WEYMOUTH.
I
HAVE the pleasure of announcing to you
1 that I have jut complend the furnWrig of the
above spacious and oonvenient premien, which will be
opened on Tuevday the 10th Instant.
I the this the earliest opportunity to seok your sup•
port and pawpaw. In so doing I feel leas diffident in
consequenoe of my long residenoe in the neighbouring
town of Dorehester—a tdrcutnitanos which I hope may
in some inemere favours!' Mama my ietereaM
In eidittoo te tee
Arst-olue Ho*, t 14:1117
a
Wotan,' trade ror
WINES, SPIRITS, ALE ALS, BOTTLED
STOUT, So., ;
and from the fact of having, for some time, mid in bond
in Weymouth a wellieleated stook of
FOREIGN WINES AND BRANDIES,
I feel that I ma in a 'million to offer more than ordi.
nary advantapi to those who may honour me with
their patronage.
I need only further alik, that either for private apart-
ment., or for the omual nouulation of the Hon!, the
male will bias per tariff for drat and second ones, and
In every case In oonformity with economy and fairness.
I have the honour to 141111111 no
Your obedient Servant,
JAMES YZARSLEY.
August 9, 1858.

SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
-
A\ CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN will
£l. Leave WEYMOUTH M 6.30 cat. on WiDNIAP
DAY, 18th Annuli% 1858, calling at the following
Mations to convoy Passengers to
LONDON,
And will Return from Waterloo Bridge elation at 3.46
p.ui. on FRIDAY, 20th Amin%

Time. Farm to Loudon co
Al. Boutbampton and Back.
Loam Weymouth at 0.80
„ Dortheetor
„ Wareham
.. Poole ,. 7.36
„ Poolo Junction
„ Whuborne
Ringwood
.. awletohurob Rd ~ 8.46
LYlltington
„ kookmbunt „ O. $
~ Redbridge
Arrive London .... ,•• • :: 11,41

Children nutter Three rem free ; Thos. to Tw•lve
liativeisw
A Small Clove, Pap era/ allowed se Lyme.
TICKETS NOT TRAINFILLILL
Waterloo Bridge Station,
August, 1888.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
•
BRIDPOBT REGATTA.
EXCURSION TO WEYMOUTH AND
BRIDPORT.
OMONDAY, AUGUST 99rd, 185 S, an
EXCURSION TRAIN will leave YEOVIL at
8.0 a.m., oalilng at YETMINSTER at 8.10 cm., EVER.
SHOT at 8,25 cm., in MAIDEN NEWTON at 8.38
cm., rooming from WEYMOUTH at 8,30 p.m., and
BRIDPORT at 8,30 p.m.Lthe same day.
FARIS FOR THB DOME JOURNITt
Ana dass. Cow. Car.
Yeovil or Yelmlniter
to Weymouth or Brldport a'
Everehot or M.. Newton 9g.
to Weymouth or Enid port
No luggage allowed.
1858.

NOTICE.
A LL j#ICESONS having any CLAIMS or
DEMANDS on Ohs Estate of JOHN STAND.
1811 Ghentlsinan, detested, ars requested to send the
pirticulars to us in order that they may be examined
and discharged ; and all PERSONS INDEBTED to the
&tate aro coquetted to pay not debt* to us forthwith.
INORAbi and SON,
Solicitors for the Executrix.
Dated, 13th August, 1858.

ROBERT HAZEL,
FURNISHING IRONMONGER AND CGTLER,
WIRE WORKER,
IRON, TIN, AND OOPPER SMITH,
DORCHESTER.
A LARGE well-selected stook of all kind, of
CUTLERY.
tunerloan Goofls, °mandolins WOOD TUBS, PAILS,
CLOTHES PINS, CARPET BROOMS, Eco.,
BRUSHES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GILBERT' SCYTHES, the best and cheapest,
ELLIOTT'S TOOLS, BAR IRON, NAILS, SCREWS,
LOCKS, FILES, and STEEL TURNFURROWS,
from BRA DES'. OILS. COLORS, &0., in variety.
All kinds of Fancy and Ornamental Wire Work,
Game Netting, Powder, Shot, and Cape,
Horse Nails, tbe., &c.
Depot for FL AVELL'S PRIZE KITCHENER.
Agent for RANSOME, BUSBY, and HOWARD'S
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

MHZ WEIIIIOIITH BAZAAR, (u before
ARllOllllOlkl, ) in aid of the Funds for the emotion of
A PAMONAGE HOVELS,
or the district Church of BT. JOHN, Wsymouth, will
,DV) be hell on WIDZIR/WAT sad THURSDA Y, the lit
did 2nd of HIPTURR, at WHYHOUTH, in the grounds
iilluining °WO:UM Dolma.
or it is requested that all Contributions for the Sale
be made as early as possible, Ind not later than AUGUST
10th, and that FLowigna or FOCI? be sent to Mrs.
JuHN HTLPHINSON.
Contributors will *We by affixing a Price to each
irtiole sent.

FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING & SUMER.
BLZOINT PARISIAN NOVILI7IOI TON TN:
Plaster SEASON.
UltB. BALL bop to announce that oho haa
LY,L Ind reinived, dived from Pala, a lino assort.
utent of Whammed Nowa& of $6• !Mild nonlilni non'
instliot of
tIAnLU. JA.131(11161r atria, BODIINImaII
FUCIi kinds of CH4LDne DILOSSBiI and 14A
Orders from the Oesantry receive prompt attention on
the »WO of Poetap Stamps or Post-onto' Order,
'wade payable to ELLIN 13,thL, Charing Crosa.
Mantles, 21, M. • Jthketa with Sleeve, Si, 6d.;
&wives, ; Child4n's Dreams, tao., ls. 64. and Si,
A Plat Pattern NM with ever" Ankh.
A ooinplete Set of Pattern. ORR be hid fir El la.,
oonsiating of 4 blondes, 2 Jaokets, 4 Sleeve' and 2
Children's Dresses (a Half Sat, 10e. 6d.), forwarded,
Carriage Fre*, to any part of the Country.
Address, Mrs. BALL, 3, Wellington Street, Holloway,
London, N.

MONEY.
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.ESTABLISHED 1851.
TO TRADESMEN AND OTHERS.
LOANS GRANTED from £5 to £lOO, at
Moderate Rate of Interest, for long or short
periods, on Personal Beeurity. To be ropaid by such
Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, as may
suit the oonvenicnoe of the Borrower.
LOANS specially granted on the Borrower's own
seeurity.
The MONEY advanoed in full, without any dedaction
for Interest.
MIAs OF EXCHANGE and PROMISSORY NOTES dlin
wanted at the Current Ras.
In all transactions the OTRICTEIT CONFIDENCE ob.
served, and the utmost despatoh used consistent with
due security.
Forms of applloation transmitted on receipt of •
Stamped Envelope ( prcErrly directed).
oases (private), 19, MARIAN SQUARE, LONDON. N.E.
ROBERT MORRIBH, Secretary.

BIRTHS.
D,Auirl.l4"o77,borm-ludste, Dorset, the Lady of W Mein
Req.,
txzet 8, et the Rock, South Brent, Dena, the idle of
Ca Kuper, R.N., C. 8., of a damrhter.
used 7, at Stanton St. Bernar Wilts, the wife of the
Rev. G. T. Ward, of daughter.
August 6, at Woodland HOY" Dorset, tbe wife of Montague
Williams, Km., of • son,
August 8, at Pitney House, neer Langport. Somerset, the
wife of the Rey. L. Shirra Dudman, of a-daughter.
MARRIAGES.
August 10, at Milborne Port, Somerset by the Rey. R.
Phillips, rector of Luckllngton, waisted by the Rev. W. J.
Copperd, incumbent of Piympton St. Mary, Devon, Mary
Hutchings Medlyoott, daughter of Sir William Cola Medly-
cott, Bert., to George Sidney Strode, Req., of Newnhalmpark,
Devon.
August 5, at Wootton Rivers, Wilts, by the Rev. T. Kings-
bury, R. Walters, Esq., of fiumes.gerdmis, Hyde-park, to
Elisabeth, only daughter of the Rev. Dr. Stone, rector of
Wootton Riven, and formerly Fellow of Brasenose College,
Oxford.
DEATHS.
Aurora It, at his lodging+, Bell-street, Doroheeter, Mr.
George (Wetland, alter a short Illnene, aged 48, universally
beloved and deeply regretted by • numerous circle of relations
and friends.
August 10, at Ramsey, alter • long llnc., aged 41, Lucy
Brouneer, third daughter of the late Mn,. Beddome, of
Romsey.
August 10, at Ogbourne St. George, Wilts, Philiplms, the
wife of F. A. Carrington, of Linooln's-inn.nelds, Barrister.at-
Law, and only child of the late John Banning, Esq., of the
former place.
Auguet 7, at Bridlington-quay, Yorkshire, George Holland,
Esq., of Lyme Regis.
August e, at the Grove, Molksham, Wilt., Marianne, the
beloved wife of 0. C. Marwick, Eaq.
August 5, at Hitdspen, Sonserest, John Crouch, Esq., aged
80.

All communications in relation to whatever de.
wtment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FRIPICRICK NIALLITT, Editor of the Dorset
County &prong and Agricultural Gazette, at the
°Mee, Church Street, Dorchester.