The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04 00:00:00

THE B RPINY, FORDINGHRIDHE.

At R. HA NN EN is favoured with instructions
ta SELL by SCOTIOR, an WZDNIKSDtY,
the 7..11 day of JANUARY. 1870,—.Tbe very Puperior
MOrsFHOLD FI'IINITUKE, Cottage Pianoforte,
small cellar of Wines, stoics aesortment of Greinhotme
Plants, Croydon Basket Carriage, handsome Pony,
Baron.s and saddlis, Garden Lights, Iron Roller, and
other eff-cts, the property of W. F. Wallin, Esq., who
La removing to. distant county.
Ths Furniture compri.e., in the Dririnig ROOK, a net
a superior well-made Telescope Mahogany Dining
Tables, a ift. iniuoiy. and handanme Pedrstal Side-
iii of enroll. lit Maborany Choirs and Conch to
reach, one...tonal Tables ani Cheirs, Whatnot and
tingkoase, Green Imnitak Curtain. and Mahogany
Poles, • rich panel% Turkey Carpet, 19 by 16, equal to
new, bright twisted bar Fender. (7-.1 Bon, 2 Lamps,
Ornamental Fkmer Stand. Mantle Clock, dc..
THE DRAwfvo Rom( has a resently new Tapestry
Carpet, Id by 14, sod • Rog to match, render and
Fireirona, handsome gilt Cornice* and Curtain.,
Msrqoeterie and other Tables, set of Walnut Chaim in
glom damask, and enoellent centre Sofa or Ottoman,
cowered in claret rep. two eaay Chair., Cottage Piano.
torte by TnWPIS and Packan in mahogany eve, Music
stAel, a .uperior Walnut Canterbury, Whatnot, Sewing
Machine. ice.

TIE THe HALL is a Marble Top Table. revers' Cases oh
stuffed Bi•da and AnMials. Hat and Umbrella Stand,
Door Mara, Scraper, 11,orcloth, Oak Antique Cabinet,
Stair Carnet and Rods. T. leaonpe, Microscope, Le.
IN THE Itroaorma are hand orne Mahogany Arabian
Bedstead.. fine old o.k Bedstead of rare •ntique work,
Iron Itel.teada, an excellent Spring Red. Wool and
other Matrreme., prime Blanketa and quilts., Carpets
and Drum ts, Illahoenny Wardrobe and Cheat of
Drawers, Marble Top Waahatands, and Wan*.
Mahogany and other Tables. Dremitig Classes and
Chairs, Commodes, Towel Horses, Baths, Curtains,
painted Warilmbs,
Is THE KITCEIN ANT) SCULLERY are Tables, Chairs,
Meat Screen, Napkin Pres., usual article. in Conner,
Bra, hos, and Tin, set of oval Dish Covers, Plate
Back. Ike.

IN TNR LAUNDRT is an AR Vowel Washing Machine.
with Mangle and Wringer, Washing Tubs and Pans,
Ilethes
THE WIN'
IALLAR confining about 6 dozen of Port,
damn of elhetry, 3 'lona. of Claret, 2 dozen of Moselle,
• down of Hoek, and I dozen of Charopege.
In run GizaNitol mg are about the choice Plants in
pot*, also • rare collection of Exotic Ferns. about 40
varieties, whish will be pat up is one lot, and a reserve
f planed thereon.
IN INK rAIACHHOUIII AND STAKLIN will be founds
~ry good 7.year Old Wenn Ponr, good in harness and
ma. a hj, wsll ; ladies' and gentlemen's Saddles
nd Bridles, silver aud braw-mount Harness, Horse
.lothing. Croydon Basket Carriege, nevi, new, a
Perambulator, Chaff Cotter, and the visual Stable
,*nrniturs ; gentleman's Turning Laths and ear water's

TN TINGAIDIa •ND YARD are Cucumber Frames
lower Pots, large Iron Holler, large sasortment
Hydmpult and Syringe, plowing Machin.
Grindstone, Lsdders, Wheelbarrow, Carriage setter,
large haelu a Manure. Mack of Pasture Hay, quantity
„f straw, :I sick, of Potatoes, kn. ; also alo4eet
pleasure Boat.
Catalogues of the whole may be had on applieation to
the Ammon= at Fordingbridge. On view the day
vier ao the Sale. Permission will be given for the
mi oe re ain n the greenhouse for the, nest three
'00.1h.. The furniture is in •scellent preservation and
• worthy the untiee of purchasers,
On assiount of the short days. the MU NUNISOORMRINION
• 1,141111111 t

TA hi ES MILL EDG ft, Auctloarsim,
CP APPRAISER, &WAN, NOUS. lASI/ OIIIERAL
Commission AGENT, begs I. thank his numerous friends
and patrons, for the kind mi I liberal support extended
to him over a period of LS years. He now begs to
Inform then that he hie this day taken his Son,
MOSEY SP•RIC MILLEN:IL into Partnership. The
&wines' will thrref"re for the (attire be e‘rried on by
the firm under the style of lIIILLEDGE and SON.

NiESSRS. MILLEDGE sod SON hope by
i losing the same attention heretofore bestowed
on the Business, they may fairly anticipate an Moreton
of that kind support which has hitherto been received,
and in which S. S. IL has for tome years taken an active
part.

it, ESSRS. MI L LEDO E and SON, take
ILL this opportunity of informing all pereons having
.nrplus offects to be disposed of, that their Rooms, No.
74, St. Thotusestreet. are open daily for the remotion
of every description iif Furniture. Stoek•in-Trade, and
other property. No charge for store rent, il seat for
absolute sale.

Dated —J-c-i;enry Ist, 1870, Auction 021.44, 74,
Bt. Thomarstrect, Weymouth.

HORSES FOR SALE.
The following FIRST-CLASS HORSES
THE MILLER : A Brawn Ile'ding. sis Years old.
up to 14 atone, clever, and fast with hounds, nod hae
been driven in single harness; 15 hands 3 inches : pries
IVA

THE DUTCHMAN : A Bay Colt, four years old in
January, by Amsterdam, out of • well-bred hunting
mare, with fine action, and likely to make a very
useful animal ; ha. been ridden, and is remarkably
good tempered ; 15 hands: price go.

BLUE GOWN: A Grey Filly, three years old, by
Gladiator, out of a vt ry fast trotting mare, remarkably
handsome, and of great substance ; 15 hands 2 inches ;
price LSO.

THE EENI N : A Chestnut Roan Colt, three years
old, by High Treas.'', out of • well-bred hunting mare,
likely to grow into a very valuable animal, and very
handsome ; 15 hands 1 inch : price 150.
The above Horses are all sound, and are sold for no
fault.

T., view, apply to STEPHEN ROBRITO, head groom,
Milton Abbey, Blandford.

WOODLAND. DORSET.

Altß A NNEN is favoured with instructions
to SELL by AUCTION. on THURSDAY, the
11th day of JANUART, 1870,—The STOCK and
EFFECTS of the late Mr. DAVID CUTLIE, comprising
two very useful Cart Horses, two very good Waggons,
sutra pillars and uprights to form Timber Carriage,
fader:art and Spring Cart, three Sets of Thill darnels,
Light Flarneae, one pair of Trace Harness, two relit- of
Plough H•rness, Corn Line, Stack of Good Pasture
Hay, about three tons ; Stack of Wheat Straw, from
thy,* to four ton, ; about ten sacks of Polities, • few
Of Mangold., large heap of manure, Wood
Plough, Iron Ditto, pair of Harrows sod Rollers, large
Grinchtoo.. In n Pig 'Trough quantity of Firewood,
and 490 Faggots, 1.000 Turves. three Ladders, Steel-
yards, seven Corn Ssci.s, three Sacks of Wheat, three
Hog Tubs, 20 new Brooms, 100.000 Cabbage Plants
(Green's early), rpitniity of Chios and Shavings, Oval
Salting Silt, Ov•il Washing Tub, Timber Chains and
Dop, about 18.000 A. 6 Poles, • few Birch Poles, six
dozen Shores, seven bundles of Broom Handles, So.
. m .

Sale at Twelve o'clock. —.—
And at Three o'elo,it will be Sold about 27 ACRES of
UNDERWOOD, in the following lots :
About four acres in Boneeere
„ mix sad &101 l acres in Tower Pisan
~ Eva and a-ball acres in Si, Acres.

.:, four acres in ditto.
.. four acres in the Enclosure.

„ three acres in Ironmonger's Wood, near to the
Rsil nay Station.
The usual conditions as to the Underwood.
EDUCATION : WEYMOUTH.

THE ESPLANADE.
I I ISS E. L. STACE receives Ladies for a
ivl. sound and very superior education. She is
assisted by resident Foreign and English °oversews.'
and Professors 01 repute.

School RE.OPRI4B (DV.). J ANI7 ARY 22r.A.
A4,ltost. MISS STACY., Gloucester HOlllO, &plastids,
Weymouth.