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VOL. VII. N°. 361 DORCHESTER, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1862.
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DORCHESTER MARKET WEYMOUTH RACES. BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET.
2A ORTIMITTIRA L REPOSITORY SALES.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPTEM-
MEIT DESIRABLE HUNTING RESIDENCE AND VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
RS. BAKE'2 and ENSOR beg to BER 11th and 12th, 1862. ---
PO BE SOLD, IN FEE SIMPLE, by AUCTION, by Mr. ROSSITER, at the Nzw INN, in
flounce that their NB X T 8A L E of 1. CaIINE Moss. Dorset, on THURSDAY, the 11th day of SEPTEMBER, 1862, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
i r.pAr STOCK will be held on SATURDAY, -
STSWARDa : subject to such conditions as will then be produced), -the undermentioned Desirable and Valrisble
:3- • SEPTF.MBER 6, 1861 Viscount Grey:de Wilton, I Sir Edwar 18. Baker, Bart.
MANSION-HOUSE, DWELLING-HOUSE, COTTAGES, LANDS, And PREM ISES,
, 4.11 Lots to be Paid for at the Close of the Sale, and 31• P. Robert Brooks, Esq., M.P.
none delivered without an Order, to be obtained at Sir Frederick J. W. John- W. U. P. Weston, Esq. Situate in the Parish of Buckland Newton, containing together by admeasurement 140 Ames, 2 Roods and 21
the Oflice on the Sale Ground. stone, Dart.
Charles Hombre, E. Augustus B. Foster, Esq. Perches, more or less, in the following or such other Lots as may then be determined on :-
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%The Sale to commence with the Heifers and Calves.
PLLEINI. =TRIM. --
FIRST DAY—THURSDAY. ti Nemeses on
12 Tints MAP. PIIIMISPS. QUANTLTY
CuLroaa. (noes me TOM&
10 Prime Fat Heifers, the property of Ma Groves, teen)
of Bowood. THE MELCOMBE HANDICAP, of 10 SOPS. • --- -
3 Prime Fat Heifers. each, 5 ft. and only one to the Fund, if declared by 118 and parts of 21 The Mansion-house, comprising a vestibule, dining A. B. P. A. 11.. P.
4 clltto ditto a day to be named when the weights [ appear, with and 22. and drawing rooms, breakfast-room, china and water-
-6 Prime Fat Stall-fed Heifers. 50 added, (25 each by Lord Grey de Wilton and Robt, closets, butler's pantry, five best bedrooms, five
2 Fat Heifers. Brooke, Esq., Members for the Borough;) if three servants' bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, pantry, larder,
1 Bali. horses start and if ten accept, the owner of the sellers, wash-house, and every other convenience .
2 Readeame Cews, superior Blathers. One will salve second horse to save his stake. The winner of any together with two large stables (one of which con-
in Decimator, the other in March • the property Handicap of 100 Son. value, after the weights tam, three loose boxes for hunters), double coach-
of a geaMeman leaving the neighbourhood. are declared, to carry 71b. ; of two such, 101 b. ; or of house, saddle and harness rooms, with two servants'
3 Fat Calves. any smaller handicap, 51b. extra. No horse to carry rooms over the sante, dog kennel, large court-yard,
dB •Fat Dena Wistbers. more than 101 b. extra. The winner to pay 10 Sows. walled garden, new green-house, lawn, shrubberies, I
d: towards expenses, and subscribe to this race in and two good pews in the church .
SereteTt:ogrirnotift,Tiles sedetfair
zdunante.nlvaden,Yr: J..13101n.tCh..
,17 and part of 15. Calf bay, and part of late Dunning'a Orchard, now in - ...
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•Mr H. J Smith's . Meadow -• .P.• 5083 . .
' * - ditto ene Clem . . . r.
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TS Fat Down Ewes. ampton." aged' Mr. 4V2 Evans's "Don John," 4 2 545 Little Lye Mead . . . . . Meadow ... ... _ 2I 7
20 ditto ditto years ; Mr. K Bmyley's "Dorking," 4 years; /lir. 3 522 Pease Acre . . . . . . Pasture ... ... ... 40 22
10 ditto ditto E. Eraylay's "Sycophant," 4 year.; Mr. Brayley's 4 524 Lye Mead . . . . : . Meadow ---------5 328
30 ditto ditto " Watereprite," 5 year.' Mr. W. Day's "Lord 5 280 See Meadow . . . . . . Meadow ... ... ... 20 20
:20 ditto ditto Stanley," 3 years • Lord 'W. Powlett's "Paste," 4 5 493 Rue Close . . . . . . Meadow ... ... ... 23 0
10 ditto ditto years ; Mr. J. Clialre's "Bloodhound," 3 years; Mr. 7 607 Yellow Hays . . . . . . Arable ... ... ... 81 32
J. Clarke's "Springbok," 3 years; Mr. J. Clarke's 8 566 !linen . . . Meadow ... ... ... 53 26
10 Fat Horn Wethers.. . .
10 ditto ditto "Don Cossack," aged; Mr. T. Stevens's "Shop- 9 563 and 564 Hillthorn and Common, now in one Close . . Pasture . ... ... 91 35
40 Fat Lambs, the property of Mr. Gnovis, of Bowood. herdeas," 4 years; Mr. T. Stevens's "Violet," 3 10 687 and part of 73 Crate and part of Watt's Hill, now in one Close . Arable ... -. . . 40 33
years; Mrs. Osbaldeston's "South Australian; 5 11 73A. & remainder Watts's Hill . . Pasture ... 10 2 .24
20 Pat Lambs.• . . .
years' Mr. T. Parr's "Star of the Went," 3 years; of 73 Watts's Hill . . . . . .100 Down Wether Lambe.. Arable ... 13 111
Mr. T. Pan's "Equator," 3 years; Mr. T. Parr's.. 110.-- 23 335
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At their REPOSITORY, at 3 o'clock. "St. Bernard," 3 years. 12 584 The Dwelling house, with the Orchard and two ,
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Light Cart Mare, 7 years, 15 hands, sound, quiet in
A SWEEPSTAKES of 5 BOYS. each, with 50 Gardens. and Cottage adjoining, and four newly-
hareem, with a Colt by Mr. HILL'S bone, added, if not walked over for. For two-years-old erected Cottages and Gardens, occupied by Mr.
oohs, Bst. 101 b. Fillies, Bst. 61b. Winners once 411)., Dorniny and others . . . . . ... ... ... ... 2 330
Clemend Cart Mare, 8 years, sound, and good worker.
Black car, *ark 7 years, 16 lands, sound, and good twice 71b., three or more times 101 b. extra. Maidens 13 183 Two Cottages and Gardens, and Stable, occupied by
worker, with a Colt, and in FoaL
having started twice allowed 31b. The winner to pay Jonathan Russell and another . . -------------0 1 0
£lO to the Fund. Half-a-mile. Mr. Sargent's "New- 14 27 and 27A Eight Cottages and Gardens, occupied by Thomas
Well-bred Bay Mare, 7 years, 14.3, a first-rate Reek,
foundland," Mr. H. J. Smith's "Avondale," Mr. E. Haynes and others . . . ... ... ... ... 1 310
and clever with hounds.
Brayley's "The Dictator," Mr. W. Day's "Rubbion," 15 Remainder of 15 The Dwelling-home and Inn, called "The New Ion," •
8 Oak Gates.
Mr. J. Clark's "Kennett," Mr. T. Stevens's " Xeni- with the Cottage and Garden adjoining, occupied by
25-round Ladder.
oils," Mr. H. Goatees b. f. "Nashville," Mr. T. Mr. Saunders and another . . . . . . ... ... ... 0 137
The Cow Stook and Sheep must be sent to the Cattle Parr's "Moose," Mr. R. Harrier's "Meteor." 16 535, 536, and 537 Dairy-house, Water Meadow, and High Ground . Meadow .. ... ... 19 3 4
Market, and Horses and Carriages to the Repository, THE YEOMANRY AND HUNTERS' CUP, Value 17 Parts of 21, 22, 1 1 Meadow and
Batch and Plantation . . . s
adjoining the "Plume of Feathers" Inn, by 10 o'clock £5,10r in Specie) with 20 soya. added to a Sweepstake. and 25 f Plantation. 63 29
In the morning. The Aucrrioniniss would recommend of 2 son. each. The second horse to save his stake; Remainder of 25 Little Bitch . . . . . . Meadow ... 20 39
person et a distances to send Stook and Hones the day 6 horses to enter, and 3to start or no race. Tbresi Part of 22 Ridge Wood . . . . . . Coppice ... 70 0
before. Stabling and keep for Homeland Stock sent the years-old 10st. lib.' four, list.' five, hat. 91b. ; six 23 Ridge . . . . . Arable . 10 134
day Wens, or remaining over until neat Sole, provided and aged, 12,11. 41b. Thorough-bred horses, 101bs. 24 Ridge and Plantation . . . . . Pasture and
'at =educate ohanrea. extra. Heats one mile and a half. All horses to Plantation. 5 3 2
have been fairly ridden in the Regiment during the
TO WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. eight
d&rjsCatulryd, inthldayQ,uleeB6n2s, or wthnatD°hargevetter: 18 ... Allotments, part of Cosmore Common, but now in one
regularly Hunted with any established Pack of Close . . . . . Arable ... 2 223
WHYMOUTII. Hounds in the County of Dorset, during the Season 18 I •-• Allotments, also parts Of Cesmore Common, but now
of 1861 and 1862. A certificate from the Quarter in one Close . . . . . . Arable ... 4 1 8
Master of the Troop, or from the Master or Hunts.
man to be produced. To be ridden by a member of 140 221
the Dorset Yeomanry, or by Gentlemen, Tradesmen,
or their Sons, who have not been in the habit of
riding for hire. All Horses in any way connected
with a Racing Stable, or being trained in such, or with
a trained race horse,.. will be disqualified. The colours
to be declared, and th,e Stakes paid at the time of
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TO BE DISPOSED OF, in consequence Of
the Proprietor retiring from Bosiness—a de•
nimble and Old-establiated WINE. and SPIRIT
BUSINESS, which has bees enocessfully carried on for
upwards of Forty Years, and Presents • good opening
for any person entering the Wine and Spirit Trade.
For particulars apply to Mr. ILirrazw Disarms',
Dorshester, or W. JANIS MusD's, Auctioneer,
ako.,, Weymouth.

BROWN AND POLSON'S

entry, at the Golden Lion Hotel, on Wednesday, Sept.
10th, 1962, by 11 o'clock p.m.
THE WEYMOUTH TRIAL STARES (Handicap) of
5 f3OVS. each, in cam of acceptance with 25 added.
Entrance 1 soy, each, to gc the Fund, which must
in all cues be sent with the entry, or the mine will
not be received. The winner of any handicap after
the weights are declared to carry 71bs.' of two or
more, 10 lbs. extra. One mile and a quarter. To
close and name to Messrs. Weatherby, or the Clerk
of the Course, on the Tuesday after Egham and Bridg-
water.
rHE PORTLAND PLATE OF 8080175., (Handicap)
for all agee. Entrance 2 Dova each, to go to the
Fund, which must in all cases be sent with the entry,
or the same will not be received. Any number of
horses the property of the same owner may stand
for this plate. The winner of any handicap after the
weight§ are declared to carry nb extra. To aloes and
name to Messrs. Weatherby, or the Clerk of the

THE

REGISTERED Arms 9ENER4I POSTASPICE FOR TAAIDISLIP

PRICE, 3d.: STA.MPED, 4d- LONEAMIII?.I

Course, on the Tuesday &fie; 'Bgliam and Bridgwater.
A BWERPI3TAKES of 3,801,13. each, with 20 added, for
two-years-old, Tst. fib.; three Ist. Bth., fear, Wet.
31b., five, six and aged, lOrt. 121 b. Mares and
geldings allowed 31b. -The winner to be sold for £lOO.
If entered to be sold for £3O, allowed 4b.; if for £151:
91b. ; if for £4O, 141 b. ; if for £3O 211 b. The
winner to be sold by Auction immediately after the
race, and the surplus (if ant) to go to the fund. One
mile. To close to the Clerk of the Course by 10
o'clock the evening before running, at the Golden
Lion HoteL

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