The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-05 00:00:00

DORSETSHIRE.

WEST FLEKLFARM, NIAR WEYMOUTH.
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IMPORTANT 84.1° of 1223 SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP,
CART and Rao)). HORSES, Working BEAST,
PIGS, 900 SAC of OLD WHEAT, WINTER
OATS, 70 Toni
JAY, the FEED of MO Acres of
GRASS, k.
--, --- IMP3I'4ENTS IN HUSBANDRY,
dm.
MESSRS. BAKEI
t
and ENSOR reapeotfull
announce hat th.y
hive been favoured with
Instructions from Mr. Lin who is quitting the
4 boys Firm and deolininkbueineas, TO SELL BY
AUCTION, on --- the - rem* P i
" on THURSDAY, the 14th
of Oman, 1868, the above

VALUABLE STOCK:

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Centing 1130 Full Mont) Ewes 100 Six-Tooth
ditto, 170 Four-Tooth ditto, 2‘. Two-Tooth ditto, 74
Two-Tooth Wothers,
190 Ewe and 200 Wother
Lambe, 4 Four-Tooth Rams, 2
.subs
- wo-Tooth ditto, and 3
Ram Lamb.- 0 capital Cart Hors‘ from four to seven
;oars old, all warranted sound aretrood workers; also
capital Horses, 5 years old, 15 hula 3 inches, et for
any work; 4 Work' Beast, 1 Freaßoronor, 7 Breed-
ing Bows, 50 Store , 300 Backkof Old Wheat, •
quantity of Winter Oa about 70 till of Clover and
Meadow Hs,y, and the Food of about 31 Awes of Gnus,
be., until the 25th of March next ; sweet Cider
Conks, from Ito S hogshead, each Ploughs and
Tackle, 1 pair of Iron and I pen. of Womttrons, 7-share
Plottgh, Horse Turnip Moo, Good Sprh. dirt, about
3,000 of Reed ellmovoe, qumilliy of napit, siteoo
Wswoghs, Sheep Crib., Winnowing Machin fluorin.,
Ladders and numerous other Mots.
Refreshment, will be provided, and th ale will
elommenee at One o'clock precisely; and the ‘‘tetionttere
solicit • prompt attendants) on scoouut of th number
and importanoe of the tots.
H.l2.—The above Shoop have been bred lom the
well-known Flocks of 0, Harbin, Faq., JohuPhelps,
RN., of Motakton, end the Ewes have this may been
eared by Reins bred by W. Bridge, Esq., of Nntord
Bogle.
Mr. Tucker will deliver the Casks and Wheat t the
Woyinoullt Mallon of the Wilts and Somerset Haien',
if required.
Conveyenoos from Yeareley's Burdon Hotel will tat
the Weymouth Station to most the 11.10 cm. train.
If of the CART HOMES, 00%,
he., will be sold about Ledy-day no,

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ZNYLEILIINTII,

CORER RILL, DORSET,

Com

WILTSHIRE, ON THE BORDERS OF
HAMPSHIRE

The wiry desirable Freehold Sporting Property known
u the
HAMPTWORTH LANDIPORD EISTATILIS,
In the Parishes Of DOWIITON, LANDPOND, and WHITS,
Comprising a neat Hoseidenoe, several Home-
steads, (Jotteges,_ and about T')Ames of Arab's,
W Meadow, and ood Land, the greater portion in
hand, haring beautiful eites for the erection of •
Mansion, and commanding extensive views of the New
Forest, with unlimited right, of Common and
Sporting.

MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE are Instructed to SELL at the WRITS
HART INK, SALISBURY, on Tilt/MAY, 12th OCITOSIR,
at Twelve, in 19 Lots, the very desirable
FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
Known as the HAIIPTIVORTH LANDBORD ESTATE, In
the County of Wilts, on the Borders of Hampshire,
about 9 miles from Salisbury and 13 from Southampton,
in the Parishes of Dovrnton; Landlord, and
comprising • neat Bailiff's Residenee, with Barn, Stable,
Gig-house, Piggeries Garden, and about 474 aerie of
highly productive Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lands,
intersected by good Trout Streams, and 69 acres of Wood.
land in hand, Cottages, Gardens, and Land, inmate on
Hamptworth Common, let to Meagre. Andrews and
Batten; in the Parish of White—Cottages, Garden,
Orcharding, and Land, let to Mews. Beau-
champ, Barnes, Gange, Jukes, Moody, and King;
Land on Hanmtworth Common, lot to Messrs.
Dibden, King, Moody, Pressy, and Rawlings ;
numerous Cottages and Gardens, situate in the Parish
of Downton, comprising together about 44 sores, let
part on lease, and the remainder to yearly tenants, at
rents amounting together to £33 per annum. The
greater portion of the Estate is in hand. There are
several beautiful sites for the erection of a Mansion.
The views are extensive, embracing • oomiderable
portion of the New Forest. The Property abounds with
Game, and there are extensive Forest Rights', which
afford excellent Shooting. The Tillage Lands are
remarkably productive. The owner of tile Estate is
entitled to a Common of PRAM in the New Forest in
respect to the ancient Meesuages and Enclosures in
Hamptworth, oontaining altogether about 200 acres.
The Estate abuts on the Property of Earl Nelson, R. E.
I). Shaft°, Esq., and others. The rides and drives are
beautiful in the extreme, and the roads excellent. The
whole Estate comprises an area of about 720 acres,
which will be divided into numerous Lots to suit the
oonvenienee of Purchasers.
Particulars and Plans are now being prepared, show.
log the distribution of the Estate into 10 Lots. The
Property may be viewed by preutission of the Tenants
and Particulars may he had of Mr. Christopher L.
Bradley, Richmond, Yorkshire ; at the Place of Sue'
at the Offices of the Journals published at Salisbury and
Southampton; in London, of Messrs. Denton, Kinderley,
Doinville, and Lawrence, Solicitors, No. 6, New Square,
Lincoln's Inn; at Garrawey's ; and at the Offices of
Mum. Fnrobroller, Claris, and Lye, 6, Wonder-
plane, Strand.

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