The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-08 00:00:00

B.ROADMAYNE AND WEST KNIGHTON,
Near Dorchester, Dorset.
DFSERABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR, at the
BLACK DOG INN, BROADNATNZ, on Wu.
NZSDAT, the 2.3 rd day of JUNZ, 1858, at Three o'Clook
in the Afternoon, by order of the Trustee*, under the
will of the late JANAZ &MIRES, Fcq., and subject to
such oonditions as shall be then and there produced, the
underinentioned
ELIGIBLE PROPERTIES,
in the folio /ring Lots, or such other Lots, as shall be
determined at the time of Sale :
Lot I.—All that well-built and convenient Dwelling.
Rouse, with the malthouse (capable of wetting twelve
quarters), yard, garden, outbuildings, and appurtenances
thereto adjoining, situate in West Knighton, and now
in the occupation of Mr. Levi Groves, under a lease
which will expire Lady-day, 1865, at the annual rent of
420.
Lot 2.—A1l those two desirable Messuages or Dwell-
ing-Houses, conveniently and pleasantly situated on the
south aide of the street of Broadmayne, with the gardens
and outbuildings thereto belonging, and now in the
-occupation of Mr. Wm. Taylor and Mr. John Samways,
together with a fuel-house or shop, occupied by Robert
Mrs.
Lot 3.—A1l those three substantial and convenient
stone-built Cottages or Dwelling-Houses, situate on the
north side of the street of Broadmayne, near the church,
now occupied by Thomas Pearce, Charlotte Clifford, and
Charles West.
Lot 4.—A1l those two substantial and convenient
Cottages, now occupied as three Dwelling-Houses, situate
on the north side of the street of Broadmayne, in the
occupation of Henry Valiance, John Valiance, and John
Beshrod.
Lot 5.—A1l that convenient Cottage or Dwelling-
house, and garden, situate on the south side of the
street at Broadmayne, in the occupation of Susan
Lot 6.—A1l that convenient Cottage or Dwelling.
Rouse, and garden, adjoining lot 5, in the occupation of
Sarah Salisbury.
Lot 7.—A1l that convenient Cottage or Dwelling-
House, and garden, adjoining lot 6, in the occupation of
James Oliver.
Lot B.—All those two Cottages or Tenements, fuel-
louses, and gardens' situate at Broadmayne, nearly
'opposite the " Bleak Dog Inn," in the occupation of
Susan Burt and another.
Lot 9.—A1l those six Cottages or Dwelling-Houses,
and gardens, situate at West Knighton, in the room-
pstion of John Caundle, George Christopher, William
Prior,—Moreton, and Richard Tizzard.
Lot 10.—All that Cottage or Dwelling-House with
the fnel-house, and appurtenances thereto belonging,
situate at West Knighton, in the occupation of John
Trevett.
All the above premises are Freehold of Inheritance.
'The houses are for the most part substantially built,
and in good repair, and occupied by respectable
tenants.
Broadmayne is distant from Dorchester, about four
miles, and from Weyrnouth eight miles, with an ex-
cellent turnpike road leading through the village.
West Knighton is about one mile from Broadmayne.
The rates are low, and the present is an eligible oppor-
tunity for small capitalists seeking investments.
To view the premises apply to Mr. LUCAS, Friar
Mayne; and for further particulars to W. C. LACZY,
or Messrs. PHIPPARD k SON,
Solicitors, Wareham.

DORSETSHIRE.
LANGTON HERRING LOWER FARM,
7 Mlles from Dorchester, 5 from Weymouth, and
3 from Abbotabury.
IMPORTANT SALE of well-bred SOUTH-DOWN
SHEEP, LA51138, km.
IUrESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR respect-
-oi. fully announoe that they have been favoured with
instructions from Mr. Hussar, who ia quitting, to
SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, on TUESDAY,
JUNE 20th, 1858, all the valuable
FLOCK of SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP, LAMBS,
And RAMS,
'COLTS, HEIFERS, IMPLEMENTS, CIDER, he.,
On the above Farm :
Compriaing 22 Full Mouth Ewes, 80 Six-tooth ditto, 43
Four-tooth ditto, 60 Two-tooth ditto, 72 Four-tooth
Wethers, 89 Chilver Hogs, 14 Wether ditto, 186 Chilver
and Wether Lamb.; 2 Six-tooth Rams, and one Two-
tooth ditto; a Chesnut Cart Colt 3 years old; a Bleak
ditto 2 year' old, • two-year-old Heifer, in Cali; 3
barren ditto, 5 Yearling Heifers; Sow and young Pip;
1 four-horse Wagon, 1 two-horse ditto, Cart, 3 Dung
Putts, 7-share Scarifier, and also • set of Broad Share"
for ditto, 4 Wood Harrows, and • pair of Drap ; Corn
Drill by Taylor (new), set of Saunders' Patent Seed
Harrows; set of 3 Howard's Patent Harrows, oomplete,
tow); 2 Ploughs and Tackle ; a two-horse Thrashing
whine, Tuntfp-hoe, Oat and Bean Mill (new); Turnip
Cutting Machine, Chaff Cutter, Seed Machine, Iron
Corn Roller, Seeilip, Weighing Machine, Corn Bins,
pair of Broad Wheels, Reed Prees, 2 pair of Donkey
Hada and Pads; Ladder, Grindstone, 3 Iron Bars, Iron
Cow Crib, 2 doom Sheep Cribs, 6 Sheep Troughs, Lamb
Creeps, quantity of Hurdles, Spars, String Harness,
Cheese Press, Cider Press, also 10 Hogshead' of Pnme
Cider, • quantity of Casks, and numerous other
Articles.
The above Sheep will be sold in their Wool, are war-
rented soand, well matching, ekoellent wool-bearers,
and well deserving the attention of purchaaers.
Refreahments will be provided at One, and the Sale
wilt commence at Two o'clock precisely.

NOTICE OF SALE AT
FRYER-MAYNE FARM,
4 miles from Dorchester, and 3 miles from the Moreton
Station of the Southampton and Dorchester
Railway.
MESSRS. BAKER and KNSOR will SELL
by AUCTION, on the Premises, on THURSDAY,
Jra,r Ist, 1858, the Superior
FLOCK OF SOUTH DOWN SHEEP,
The property of the late Mt. JAIIIB SHlRltift, deceased.
Particulars will be given in future advertisements.

WATERSON, liras DORCHESTER,
DORSET.
MR. JAMES RAP-DING bogs to inform
his Friends that his SEVENTH ANNUAL
LETTING and SALE of PURE-BRED SOUTH-
DOWN RAMS and EWES will take plum on THURS-
DAY, the sth of AUGUST next.
Waterson,
June 4th, 1858.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
Os WEDNESDAY, JUNE We,
AT TEN
KENNEL AT EASTBURY,
BY
MESSRS. TATTERSALL,
the well-known and long-established
PACK OF FOX HOUNDS,
The Properly of J. J. FARQUHARSON, En.,
CONSISTING OW
SIXTY

15 COUPLE of UNENTERED HOUNDS.
ALSO TR'
ENTIRE STUD OF HUNTERS,
With some promising
THREE and FOUR.YEAR-OLD STOCK.
--
•.• EASTBOBY is 17 mils, from Salisbury, and 10
miles from the Wimborne Station.
Sale at One o'Clook.

WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMBE REGIS.
Exceedingly Eligible and Valuable LEASEHOLD PRO-
PERTIES, situate within the Borough of Weymouth
and Meloombe Regis.
MR. POTHE CI AR Y will submit TO
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the GOLDEN LIOM
HOTEL, WEYMOUTH, OS THURSDAY, She 17th of JUNI,
at Three o'clock loth. Afternoon,—The undermentioned
Valuable
MESSUAGES ou DWELLING-HOUSES,
In the following or such other Lota as shall be deter-
mined on at the time of Sale, and subject to such con-
ditions as will be then read, via :
Lot I.—All that Briak.buill and Commodious Me.-
wage or Dwelling-House and Premises now used as a
Licensed Beer-house, under the sign of the Steara Packet,
most desirably situate on, and fronting the Quay, in
Holcombe Regis, and now in the oocupation of Mr.
James 'Tigard.
Lot 2.—A1l that Messing° or Dwelling-House with
the Cartilage, Outlet, and Appurtenances belonging
thereto, and now ocioupled therewith, situate on the
eastern aide of St. Thomas-street, in Meloombe Regis
aforesaid, and now in the oompation of Mr. Barrett,
painter, as yearly tenant.
Lot 3.—A1l those Three Dwelling-Houses and Premises
with their Appurtenances, situate at the back of Lot 2
in St. Thomas-street aforesaid, in • Court called
Court, and now in the several occupations of William
Keats, R. Miller, and W. Matthews, as weekly tenants
thereof.
Lot 4.—A1l that Mortgage Debt or sum of £2OO, secured
by a deposit of the Title Deeds of all that House and
Premises, situate in St. Edmund-Street, Meloombe Regis,
In the occupation of Mr. Daniel Stooks, at a rental of
£25 per annum, and upon which the Interest of £4 per
cent, is regularly paid.
N.B.—Lot 1 is held for the residue of an absolute
term of 90 years 44 of which are unexpired ; now Let
on Lease, which expires on the Ist day of September,
1859, at • rental of £45 per annum, subject to an annual
Ground Rent of £3 10s. Lots 2 and 3 are held for the
residue of a term of 99 years, determinable on the death
of two healthy lives, aged respectively 39 and 38, subject
toe yearly Quit Rent of 2s. Bd.
The above 'Lots are offered in exercise of a Mortgage
Power of Sale.
To view the Premises and for further particulars apply
to Mr. JOHN TIMARD, Solicitor, or to the AUCTIONEER.

Nv INTER AND HOS SEY,
ENGINZEIIII. ArILLWRIGHTB.
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKERS
DORCHESTER.
Established 18:15.
CLAYTON te SHUTTLEWORTH k TUEFORD'S
STEAM ENGINES Supplied and Repaired at the
Maker's Prioes.

LAME HORSES.
11EDWOOD'S TINCTURE will be found a
-1-11 J most valuable remedy for the REMOVAL of
LAMENESS, arising from incipient Spavin, Ringbone,
Splent, or any unnatural ornate enlargement. It is
also very efficacious in Reducing Enlargements of, and
Removing Lameness from Sprain, or Injury of Tendons,
Ligaments, tu. (such as Curb, Back Sinew Disease,
Sprained Joints, &o.) ; does not blemish, and can in
very many oases be applied during work. It is also
most efficacious in the diseases of the joints of Horned
Stook.
Prepared only by JOSEPH REDWOOD, M.R.C.V.S.,
Dorchester and Charminster, in Bottles, 55., Is. 6d.,
and 10a. 64. each, with full instructions forwarded on
reoeipt of Post Officie Order, payable in Dorchester.
Gratuitous advice given to purchasers,' either person-
ally or by letter.
N.B. Mr. J. Redwood was formerly in Ireland for
many years sole Veterinary Surgeon to H. Bianooni's
Immense mail coach and oar establishment, in which
more than one thousand superior horses were
kept.
Agent for Dorchester—Mr. PROUD, Chemist.

BALMORAL HOUSE,
CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
T 1 PLATTEN, Linen and Woollen Draper,
Tailor, dte.,
-I- •
Begs to call attention to his new, extensive, and
carefully selected STOCK of GOODS for the present
Season, consisting of
DRESSES, SHAWLS, MANTLES, RIBBONS, &a.,
Superior Moire Antique MANTLES, richly trimmed,
3s. dd., Cloth ditto, Is. lid.
Clothing Department.—Men's Cord Trowsers in all
sizes, 4a. 9d. per pair.
The Hat Boom is filled with the most useful and
fashionable description of Hats and Caps. French Hats
of every quality and shape, from 2s. 9d.
Agent for Linco/n and Bennett', best Hats.
In the Tailoring Department will be found a carefully
selected and extensive nuortment of the most useful and
fashionable Coatings, Veatings, and Trowserings, adapted
to the Season.
D. P. begs respeotfully to submit the advantage of
selecting from an entire New Stock,
OBISCRVe I D. PLATTEN, Draper, Tailor, Clothier,
and General Commission Agent, Balmoral House, Corn-
hill, Dorchester.

THE GREAT SECRET OF HORSE TAMING
OPEN TO THE MILLION.
RAREY'S theory of Taming the Horse, un-
questionably the greatest wonder of the age, can
be obtained on application, by letter only, to Charles
Cooke, Esq., 111, Park-etreet, Kennington Cross,
London, who has witnessed the wonderful effects of
this method on the most Tioiooll and untraotable
animals.
N.B.—Full instructions will be forwarded on reoeipt
of • Post Office Order for Half a Guinea. Portage
stamps taken. Gentlemen are especially requested to
send stamped directed envelopes.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
THE LADIES are respectfully informed that
this STARCH IS
EXCLUSIVELY USED IN THE ROYAL
LAUNDRY.
and Hen Meagan's LAU/MRCSS says, that although
she has tried
WRIATZN, RDA, AND OTRZR POWDZR STARCRZS,
she has found none of them equal to the GLENFIELD,
which is
THE FINEST STA.RCH SHE EVER USED.
WHEN YOU ASK FOR
IGLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
See that you get it, as inferior kinds are often
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON & CO., GLAsaow AND LONDON.

HAVE YOU A VISITING CARD
IT not, you can have a Card Plate Engraved
and 50 Superfine 'vont' Cards Printed and sent post
free for 2.. A Trade Card Plate and 1,000 Cards, 20s.
A Bill Head Plate Engraved and 1,000 Bill Heads,
ruled, for 25e. A Crest Plate and 1,000 Book Labels for
255., and every description of Printing equally cheap.
Perforated Silver Plates for Marking Linen and Books:
Initials ls. ; Name Plate 2..; Crests Si. The above
Prioes include Engraving, Printing, and Carriage. Ad-
dress, J. BALL, 3, Wellington-street, Holloway, London.
Specimens sent free, on receipt of a Stamped Directed
Envelope. Postage Stamps taken as Cash.

AMEETING of the Proprietors and Occu-
piers of Covers will be held at the KING'S ARMS,
DORCHESTER, on TUESDAY, the 22nd Inst., at 2 o'clock,
p.m., for the consideration of such arrangements as may
be necessary for Hunting the Country, in consequence
of Mr. Farquharson's retirement :
Lord Digby. H. Frampton, Esq.
Lord Rivers. M. Yeatman, Esq.
Sir E. Baker. C. Harnbro', Esq.
Sir. W. Medlyoott. T. Bower, Esq.
Sir I. Guest. C. Puke, Esq.
L. D. Darner, Esq., M.P. I A. Foster, Esq.
J. Floyer, Esq.

WAREHAM AND PURBECK LABOURERS'
AND SERVANTS' FRIEND SOCIETY.
rrHE TRIAL OF SKILL in MOWING and
JL SHEARING will take, ?dam in LULWORTH (Isms
PARK, on THURSDAY, the 2411* of Juin Instant, Si 10
o'Clook, a.m.
CANDIDATES TO BS ON THI GROUND AT 9 o'cLocn.
A Diluter win be provided at the Wild dram. Lou
LulwartA, cs.asielleZiglimeriama
Honorary Secretary.
Wareham, Ist Tune, 1858.

HAIL INSURANCE.
MIDLAND COUNTIES INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFIONA : 6, OLD JIWRY, LONDON, k SILVIA &MILT,
LINOOLN.
TRUITZIS : The Rt. Hon. the Earl of YARBOROUGH,
Lord Lientenant of Lineokshire.
Right. Hon. R. A. CHRISTOPHER N.
HAMILTON,
WILLIAM RUDGARD, Esquire.
-
FOR FIRE, LIFE, AND HAIL INSURANCES.
HAIL INSURANCE.—Wheat, Barley, Oats,
Peas, Beans, and other Ordinary Cropping in-
sured at fitirstroz PZR Aear, without limitation as to
any quantity grown. Seeds by special agreement.
One-third of the profits returned periodically to
Insurers.
Experience having proved that no district can be con•
sidered safe from the destructive effects of Hail Storms,
the only means which the farmer can adopt to protect
himself from WU is to Insure his Growing Crope against
loss from Damage by Hall.
FIRE INSURANCE of every description, at mode.
rate rates.
LIFE ASSURANCE, upon terms most advantageous
to the Assurer; 80 per oent, of the profits divided
amongst the assured, and no expenses charged to the
Life Fund except those actually connected with it. En-
dowments and Annuities granted.
Information may be obtained and Insurances effected
at the Ofilaes, or by application to any of the Agents of
the Company.
.*. Agents wanted in Towns where none are already
appointed.
AGENTS:
DORCHESTER—Mr. W. Croaldord, Friary Mill, (for
Hail only), and Mr. J. C. Holmes, Bookseller, High
East Street.
Blandford—Mr. Howell Crafts, Veterinary Surgeon.
Bridport—Mr. T. Male, Printer, &a., East Street.
Bournemouth—Mr. E. Dear, Furniture Broker.
Poole—Messrs. Cole and Bidden, 120, High Street.
Weymouth—Mr. W. .1. Hill, Solicitor.
Wimborne—Mr. C. Hobson, Poole Road.
Wareham—Mr. E. Clarke.

MONEY.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
TO TRADESMEN AND OTHERS.
LOANS GRANTED from EIS to £lOO, at a
Moderate Rate of Interest, for long or short
periods, on Personal Security. To be repaid by such
Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, as may
suit the convenience of the Borrower.
LOANS specially granted on the Borrower's own
security.
The MONEY advanced in full, without any deduction
for Loterest.
BILLS OP EXCHANGE and PROMISSORY NOTES &-
con nWI at the Current Rate.
In all transactions the STRICTEST CONFIDENCE ob-
served, and the utmost despatch used oonsistent with
due security.
Forms of application transmitted on receipt of •
Stamped Envelope (proyerlp directed).
°Moe (private), 19, MARIAN SQUARE, LONDON. N.E.
ROBERT MORRIS, Secretary.

ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,
6, NEW BRIDGE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1823.
Chairman:—
HENRY FREDERICK STEPHENSON, ESQ.
Deputy Chairman.—
ROBERT BIDDULPH,
ADVANTAGES—
Mutual Assuranoe.
The lowest rates of Premium on the Metuai System.
The whole of the Profits divided every Fifth Year.
An accumulated Capital of - - • • - E 1,695,000
During Its existence the Society has paid
in Claims - • • - - - - - 1,540,000
Reversionary Bonuses have been added to
Policies to the extent of - - - - • 890,000
The lut Bonus, declared in 1854, averaged
£67 per Cent, on the Premiums paid,
and amounted to - - • • • • • 397,000
Policies in force
The Annual Income exoeeds • • - - 240,000
In pursuance of the INVARIABLE practice of this
Society, in the event of the Deeth of the Life
Assured within the 15 days of grace, the Renewal
Premium remaining unpaid, the Claim will be
admitted, subject to the payment of inch Premium.
The next Division of Prate will be made in 1659.
Assurances effected prior to 31st December, 1859, will
participate in the Division in 1864.
Prospectuses and full particulars may be obtained on
application to the following Agent.:—
DORCHESTER—Mr. T. Y. Tulloch.
Blandford—Mr. W. T. Wyatt.
Wimborne—Mr, H. C. Burt.
Poole—Mr. J. R. Justioan.
Or to
ALEXANDER MACDONALD,
Secretary.

FROUD, CHEMIST, HIGH-ST:, DomainTra,
AGENT for RORNIMAN'S PORE TEA, in
pooketc—The leaf not coloured. Dr. SOOTTIRN, in
his valuable work "On Food," remarks, at page
423:—" The bee tea that I can find is that imported
by the Mears. Herniate*; its appearance manifests it
to be what it professes—tes which hss been subjected
to no kind of outward oolouring—a manifestation which
Its delicious flavour confirms."

*.• The Parliamentary Report proves, that while the
Chinese see Pure Tea, they colour most of that sent
to England. The Sanitary Cominiationers examined
74 samples of the black and green tea in common
woe, of which 54 were coated with powdered colour.
HORNIMAN AND Co.'s PURE TEA,
THE USUAL FINE SORTS, BUT THE LEAF
NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR.
Strong, rich, full-flavoured Tea is thus seemed to the
Public, as importing it before the Chinese corer it with
co/our renders it impossible for any brown low-priced
autumn I to be made to appear equal to the best,
and so pass off to the consumer at a high price. The
Lancet (Longman, p. 318) states of Hornimsn's teas :
" The Green not being covered with Prussian blue, &c.,
is a dull olive • the Black is not intensely dark ;" whole-
some and good Tea is thus obtained. Prices 3s. Bd. ;
4s. • and 4s. 4d. per lb. Sold exclusively by Authorised
Agents throughout the kingdom, and only in packets.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Arminater Robins.
Bridport Beach and Barnieott, Eest-Street.
Beaminster Oliver, Fore-Street.
Blandford Reid, near the Church.
•
Bere Regis Satchel'.
Cerise Abbas Bonnett, Long-Street.
Crewkerne Clark.
Chard Young, Post-Office.
DORCHESTER FROUD, HIGH-EAST-STREIT.
Gillinghela Edgar, Post-Office.
Henstridge Bogert.
London Pursell, 80 Cornhill.
Lyme Locke; Broad-Street.
Demeter, Broad-Street.
Methury Osmond Palmer.
Poole Green, High-Street.
Sherburne Kingdon, Cheap-Street.
Stalbridge Dike, late Teens.
Stersainiter Trite, Market-Place.
Shaftesbury Beatable, High-Street.
Bennett, High-Street.
WEYMOUTH Cole, St. Mary-Street.
Wareham Best.
Yeovil Gamin & Hunt.

TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
Mr LORDS AND GILITLIMIN,
IT is with extreme regret that I inform you of
the death of Mr. Bridge.
The event causes • Vacancy in the Treasurership of
the County. I therefore beg to offer niyielf to your
notice as • Candidate, and to solicit the favour of your
Vote and Interest for the appointment.
Should I be so fortunate as to obtain the office my
boat efforts shall be used to perform its duties satisfac-
torily to yourselves and tie County at large.
1 beg to remain,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your. very faithful Servant,
O.J. ANDREWS.
South-street, Dorchester,
28th April, 1868.

TO THE MAG
COUNTY
aeagalinagentilaiilki
THE lamented death of Mr. BRIDGE having
vacated the Office of County Treasurer, I beg most
respectfully to present myself u a Candidate for the
appointment.
Having been for many years immediately connected
with the Magistrates of the Dorchester Division, and
being known to very many of your Body to whom I can
confidently refer, I trust, I need only add, that should
you do ma the honour to elect me, it will be my earned
endeavour zealously to devote my personal attention to
the discharge of the duties of the Office.
I have the honour to be,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your obedient Servant,
THOMAS COOMBS.
South Street, Dorchester,
27th April, 1868.

OF THE

TO THE MAGISTRATES OF THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
MT LORDS AND GRNTLZNIN,
rrHE OFFICE of COUNTY TREASURER
1. for DORSET having again become VACANT by
the lamented death of Mr. Bridge, I beg respectfully,
for the seoond time, to solicit the honour of being
preferred to this appointment.
The many years which I have spent upon this depart-
ment of the county service, coupled with the result of
the last contest for the Treasurership in 1854, when it
will be in the recollection of the Magistrates that I was
left only in a very small minority, render it unneoesaary
for me on the present °erasion to advert to any
cation or claim I may possess, or have won for the
honour which I now sock.
Should you be pleased to confer the appointment
upon me, you may depend upon my devoted and faithful
performance of its onerowi and complicated duties.
I beg leave to remain,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your most humble and obedient Servant,
CHARLES KEATS.
Dorchester, May 10, 1858.

TO THE MAGISTRATES FOR THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
_—
MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN,
AS the Death of Mr. Bridge has again placed
the Treasurership of this County at the disposal
of the Justices, and the last mark of respect has now
been paid to his remains, I venture most respectfully to
offer myself to your notice as his Successor; and I beg
to assure you, that should it be the pleasure of the Court
of Quarter Sessions to entrust the future Management of
the County Accounts to my hands, my hest efforts shall
be used to deserve the confidence which will be thus
reposed in um.
It is probable that already other applications have
been made to you soliciting the Vacant APPOINTMENT,
but I trust that the feelings of respect and esteem for
Mr. BRIDGE, which have restrained me from addressing
you earlier, will not render me leas deserving of your
kind oonsideystlon.
I have the honoui to be,
My Lords and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and most obedient Servant,
G. SYMONDS.
Dorchester, May 4th, 1858.

ALE! ALE!! ALE! ! !
IN CASK, BOTTLE, AND IN DRAUGHT.
-
REDUCTION IN PRICE,
AT
STYLE and JAMES,
14, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
MHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
ally, that they are now enabled to
REDUCE THE PRICE of COAL u under :
Al their Yard at Fordington
per mi.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto ls. 24.
„ Tenby Stone Cod
At the Great Western Railway Stations :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester. Weymouth.
Best Radetoalc Coal .9L 96r
6. 9r. per owl.
Small ditto 6
Ruabon Coal l2d. 124. "
Hullo ditto l'dd. 124.
Calm 124. 124.
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
Tee very but ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, &a.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged ld. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month, ls. 84 per ton disoount will be
slowed; within three month., 10d. per ton; but if
not paid for at the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.
The BORCREISTIR COAL COMPANY 'Se 410 IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, dm, to., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any die-
tame, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage,
Orders addressed to XT. ALFRID BURT, the Company'e
Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have immediate
attention.
May 1, 1859.

FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING tc SUMMER.
ELEGANT PARISIAN NOVELTIES FOR THE
PRESENT SEASON.
lifRS. BALL begs to announce that she has
INA. just received, direct from Paris, • large assort-
ment of Trimmed MODELS of the newest design, con-
sisting of
MANTLES, JACKETS. SLEEVES, BODIES, and all
kinds of CHILDREN'S DRESSES and MANTLES.
Orders from the Country receive prompt attention on
the reoeipt of Postage Stamps or Post-office Order,
made payable to ELLsg BALL, Charing Cross.
Mantles, 2s. 6d. ; Jackets with Sleeve, 2s. 6d.;
Sleeves, is.; Children's Dresses, &a., Is. 6d. and 24,
A Plat Pattern sent with every Article.
A oomplete Set of Pattern. can be had for a Is.,
oonsisting of 4 Mantles, 2 Jackets, 4 Sleeves and 2
Children's Dresses (a Half Set, 10s. 6d.), forwarded,
Carriage Free, to any pert of fie Country.
Address, Mrs. BALL, 3, Wellington Street, Holloway,
London, N.

INDIAN AEL.
_L
DDARRH CE A, CqNSIIMPTION, and
DROPSY cured by H. O. REMYRY'S INDIAN
BARL—a most nutritious, *thing tonic, particularly
useful in Diseases of the React or Chest, Debility, &c.
Itir See Lancet, 16th July, 1863; Gray's Supplement
to Pharmacopeia "..ffuk Marmites." Testimonials and
Pamphlets Feel by Post. Irraluahle for Children.
Imported and Sold at be Wholesale Deptd, 28,
Nicholas-square, Hackney-reed, London.
J. PROUD, Chemist, Sole Agent-. DORCHESTER.
Randall and Son
H. H. Jenkins
S. R. Atkins I Salisbury.
G. Foulger
Basch and Barnioott... ......
Hitchcock and Co Taunton.
T. H. Flooks • Sherbome.
And may be had all Chemists.
HENRI, THE CLAIIVOYAVT, is again in
London; any three quettions of Hig past, present,
and future, will be truthfully answers" by enclosing
age, sex, 12 stamps and a staziped directed envelope, to
M. Henri, 94, Berwick-street, Soho, London. Sporting
question. answered.
I KNOW THYSELF : The secret art of discovering
the true character of individuals from the peculiarities
of their handwriting has long been practised by Emelie
Henri with astonishing success. Her startling delinea-
tions are both full and detailed, differing from anything
hitherto attempted. All persons wishing to "know them-
selves," or any friend in whom they are interested, must
send a specimen of their writiag, stating age and sex,
12 damps, and a stamped direried envelope, to Emelie
Henri, 94, Berwick-street, Soho, London, and they
will receive, in a few days, a minute detail of the moral
and mantel qualities, talents, tastes, affections, virtues,
failings, &e., of the writer, with many other things
6/thesis unsuspected.

HENSTRIDGE ASH, 24th May, 1868.
AT a MEETING of the Members and
Friends of the 8.V.H., holden this day, in pur-
suance of public notice,
It was Resolved :
" That in the opinion of this meeting it is expedient
that the Covers of the B. V. Hunt, as defined by the
resolutions of the said Hunt, passed in 1887 and 1844,
should still continue to be vested in • Committee of
Management, to hold in trust for the Members of the
B. V. Hunt, and that Plumley Wood, the Council°
Holt Woods, the Sherborne Park Woods, Honeycombs
Woods, Whitefield Wood, Deadmoor, and the Butter
wick and Hoinest Covers, (the consent of Proprietors
having been duly obtained,) should also be incorporated
with the covers of the B. V. H."
The Members of the Hint wish it further to be under.
stood that they are desirous of forming • four day a-
week country, and are therefore ready and prepared to
draw and hunt efficiently such other Covers, ranging
from Pen Wood to Melbury, by Sydllng and Up-Come
Woods, to Alton Ivan s and Short W ^4. including the
- within that Has, as the r --- be

-as grateful thanks of the B. V. Hunt
G. D. W. Digby, Esq., for the liberal and generous
manner in which he has contributed to the efficient
conduct and maintenance of the Hunt, and the sport of
the large district which it represents."
M. YEA'rIdAN, Chairman.

DORCHESTER UNION.
To BUTCHERS, BAKERS, GROCERS, PROVISION
DEALERS, AND COA_L ALER,CHA.NS.
THE GUARDIANS of the above UNION
invite TENDERS from Persons willing to SUP-
PLY the UNION with Bread, Meat, Provisions, Coals,
&e., from the 23rd day of JUNE next to the 28th day of
SEPTEMBER, 1858. Forms of Tenders may be had at my
OtDom Tenders to be delivered at the Union Work.
house on or before 11 o'clock on Wednesday, the 18th
day of June next.
By order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK. Clerk.
Dorchester, 26th May, 1858.

BLANDFORD UNION.
---
MENDERS are invited for the SUPPLY of
1 this UNION with BREAD, from the twenty-sixth
day of June instant to the twenty.llfth day of September
next, in Loaves of Four Pounds each, made of the best
Seconds Flour, such Loaves not having been baked less
than twelve hours previous to delivery.
Tenders are also requested for the SUPPLY of the
UNION WORKHOUSE with PROVISIONS and all
other ARTICLES required in the Workhouse, from the
said twenty-eixth day of June to the twenty-fourth day
of December next.
Forms of Tender may be obtained at my Office, or of
the Relieving Officers, and must be delivered to me or
at the Union Workhouse, in Blandford, on or before
Ten o'clock on Friday evening, the Eighteenth instant.
The name of one sufficient person must be inserted in
the Tender who will be surety for the due performance
of the Contract, or such Tender will not be reoeived.
By order of the Board,
W. H. ATKINSON, Clerk to the Union.
Blandford, lit June, 1858.
' All Bills and Demands on the Guardians or other
Officers of the Union, to be sent in on or before the 25th
instant.

WIMBORNE AND CRANBORNE UNION.
To BAKERS, BUTCHERS,GROCERS, and OTHERS.
-
IDERSONS willing to CONTRACT for the
SUPPLY OF PROVISIONS and other neoes-
series required for the above Union from the 24th inst.,
to the 2:3rd day of September next, are requested to
send sealed tenders with samples of such articles as will
admit of it to the Union Workhouse, in Wimborne, on
or before 10 o'Clock in the Forenoon of FRIDAY, the
11th inst.' when the seine will be opened and examined.
Particulars and forms of Tender can be obtained at my
office, or of the Master of the Workhouse in Wimborne.
GEO. LANGER,
Clerk to the Guardians.
Wimborne,
let June, 1858.

()ERNE UNION.
TO MILLERS, BAKERS, BUTCHERS, GROCERS,
and OTHERS.
%ME GUARDIANS are desirous of receiving
1. TENDERS for SUPPLYING this Union with
BREAD, made of the best Seconds FPour ; FLOUR, of
the best quality ; MEAT and GROCERIES, from the
19th day of TUNE next, to the 18th day of SEPTEMBER
following.
Forme of Tenders may be obtained on applioation at
my boture, Cerise Abbas.
-The Tenders must be delivered at the Workhouse,
sealed, before 11 o'Clook in the Forenoon of WEDNES-
DAY, the 9th day of June.
All Persona having CLAIMS on this Union are re-
quested to send the particulars thereof to the Clerk on
or before MONDAY, the 28th day of June next, and all
Bills not so delivered will not be paid until the end of
the next Quarter.
By the Board,
WILLIAM BRACH,
Clerk.
Cerne Abbas,
28th May, 1868.

MR. H. EDWARDS, &maim; DENTurr,
SOUTKSTREET, DORCHESTER,
(Assisted by Mr. J. MOOR,) it home daily from Ten
till Five o'Clook.
Kr. H. E. ittends rrionally at Weymouth, at the
ROYAL BATHS, every Tueiday end Friday, by appoint-
ment, and at the residences of his patients, without
extra chirp. A notice per post ensures an interview,

ROBERT HAZEL,
FURNISHING IRONMONGER AND CbTLER,
WIRE WORKER,
IRON, TIN, AND COPPER SMITH,
DORCHESTER.
A LARGE well-selected stock of all kinds of
CUTLERY.
American Goods, comprising WOOD TUBS, PAILS,
CLOTHES PINS, CARPET -BROOMS, Sto.,
BRUSHES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GILBERT SCYTHES, the best and cheapest,
ELLIOTT'S TOOLS, BAR IRON, NAILS, SCREWS,
LOCKS, FILES, cud STEEL TURNEURROWS,
from SHADES'. OILS, COLORS, km, in variety.
All kinds of Fancy and Ornamental Wire Work,
Game Netting, Powder, Shot, and Caps,
Horse Nails, d.e.,
Depot for FLAVELL'S PRIZE KITCHENER.
Agent for RANSOME, BUSBY, and HOWARD'S
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

DAWES' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE,
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO, AND BONE
MANURE.
RDAMEN bep to inform him Friends he is
now taking ORDERS for the above MANURES,
for delivery at all Porte and Railway Stations in the
County. The Superphosphate is the same superior
quality that hu given such general satisfaction for
several years put, and for the Sale of which he is Sole
Agent for the County of Dorset.
The Peruvian Guano is the best quality shipped direct
from Cargoes of Messrs. A. GIBBS and SONS, the only
Importers. As the demand for the above Manures is an
great, early orders will much oblige.
Mr. W. J. BESENT, of MILBORNE ST. ANDREW, hae
kindly consented to take orders for the above Manures,
at BLANDFORD, WIMBORNE, and RINGWOOD
MARKETS.
Dorchester, March, 1858.

OIL CAKES AND CHEMICAL MANURES.
G
J. VERTIJE begs to inform his friends,
. and Agriculturists generally, he has been ap-
pointed SOLE AGENT to Messrs. Dixon and Cardus,
of Northam Mills, Southampton, in the following
Markets : WAREFIAM, BRIDPORT, FROME,
YEOVIL, DORCHESTER, WARMINSTER, fps., for
the Sale of HOME-MADE LINSEED and RAPE
CAKES, COTTON-SEED CAKES, LINSEED OIL,
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME, HALF-INCH
BONES AND BONE DUST, MANGEL WURZEL,
WHEAT, BARLEY, and other Manures, FISHERY
SALT, &e.
G. J. V. will be happy to afford every information
either by letter or otherwise :—Address Mr. G. J.
VIRTU X, Weymouth.
P.S.—The "Blandford Farmers" Club awarded their
Pain or £5 to this Superphosphate, as being the beet
of seven samples by different makers.

S it L T.
STYLE and JAMES are now offering fine
KNOB SALT at Ms. per Ton or Is. U. per Cwt.
in quantities less than 5 Cwt; AGRICULTURAL, 20s.
per Ton, either at their F.Atablishment, 14, High East.
street, or at the South-Western Railway Station,
Dorchester.

TO BRICKLAYERS.
W ANTEJ) immediately, Five or Six good
Hands.
Apply to Mr. Gs*. .1. G. GREGORY.
Dorchester, Jose 7th, 185.8.

R
FORD'S "EUREKA" SHIRTS,
Xt. BEST QUALITY, SIX FOR 425.
SECOND DITTO, SIX FOR 334.
AGENT for DORCHESTER—Mr. C. TASSELL.

•
MHE SHEEP SHEARING MATCH of
I. thin Society will take place on SATURDAY, the
12th of JUNE inst., at Dorchester, and
THE MOWING MATCH
Will take place on THURSDAY, the 17th of JUNE inst.,
in • Mesdow by Islington House, Piddletown, by the
kind permission of H. N. Middleton, Esq.
Certificates for the Sheep Shearing to be cent to the
Honorary Secretary, on or before One o'clock on THURS-
DAY, the 10th of JUNE inst. and for the Mowing on or
before SATURDAY, the 12th. of JUNE init. Competitors
to be at the plaoes appointed, and ready to begin work
by Nine o'clock in the Morning.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Honorary Secretary.
Dorchester, Mb June, 1858.

TIXTRAORDINARY display of SECOND-
-1.1 HAND FURNITURE, covering a space of more
than 60,000 square feet.—J. DENT and Co., proprietors
of the Great Western Furniture Bazaar, 30, 31, 32, and
99, Crawford-street, Baker-street, beg most respectfully
to invite the attention of purchasers of any description
of FURNITURE, to their at present unrivalled stock ;
consisting of entire suites of drawing, dining, and bed
room furniture, manufactured by the best houses in
London, which they have just purchased from several
noblemen and gentlemen leaving England, under such
circumstances as enable them to offer any portion at
less than one-third of its original cost. Every article
warranted, and the money returned if not approved of.
Principal entrance, 99, Crawford-street, Baker-street.

MESSRS. JAMES D. YOUNG, SON &
COMPANY, 2. UPPER CHARLES STREET,
PARLIAMENT STREET, WESTMINSTER, LON-
DON, MAKE AND SUPPLY the following MANU-
FACTURES. MACHINERY and APPARATUR :
STRAINED WIRE FENCING for HORRES, CATTLE
and Sneer. fixed in Iron Pillars and Uprights.
STRAINED WIRE FENCING for Houses, CATTLE
and Finer. fixed in Wooden Posts and Uprights.
STRAINED WIRE FENCING for DEER, fixed in
Iron Pillars and Uprights.
STRAINED WIRE FENCES for DEER, fixed in
Wood Posts and Uprights.
Messrs Young will furnish Prices. Drawings, and des-
criptive Catalogues of any of the above on application,
on having stated to them the kind of Fenoe required,
and the probable extent.
STRONG WROUGHT IRON HURDLES for Sitter,
Oxen end DEER.—Prises on application, 'Eating where
the Hurdles are wielied delivered.
FENCING WIRE of the best prepared qualifies, 'ap-
plied to Gentlemen who desire to erect their own Fences,
by the Cwt. Ton, or 100 yards, and all the neoesury
STRAINING POSTS, UPRIGHTS, STAYS, Sra.usirro ROLTS
AND STAPLES.
STRONG WROUGHT IRON FIELD GATES com-
plete, with slip bolt for padlock, and with hangings for
stone or wood Posts, 31s. 6d. each.
Handsome Cut Iron Pillars for ditto, with bolte for fix-
ing to stone or wooden Blocks. 255. a pair.
HIGH PRESSURE STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS, FIXED and PORTABLE, from one to thirty
horse power and upwards, for Manufacturing and Agri-
cultural purposes. The latter, when wished, fitted with
• Steaming Apparatus on an improved and highly
eoonoinical principle, and also adapted as Pumping
Engines, capable of lilting or forcing 80 to 120 feet in
depth, or height, from 6,000 to 10,000 gallons of water
• day per horse power.
Messrs. 'roans will furnish Drawings, Specifications
and Prices of any of the above Engines on application.
GAS WORKS and APPARATUS, SUITABLE for
GENTLEMEN'S RESIDENCES, PRIVATE DWELLINGS
CHURCHES, HOTELS, RAILWAY STATIONS and MANU-
FACTORIES, Ha., to prodsoe from 10 lights to 1000
and upwards.
STRONG PATENT TWISTED WIRE NETTING
for Hares, Rabbits, Poultry and Sheep.
Messrs. Young having Patented Machinery for making
these Netting@ are enabled to reduce the prioes fully one
third, and at the same tune maintain the high character
for Strength and Quality, that they have always possessed,
—Price lists forwarded on application.
PAINTS of all Colours for OUTSIDE and INSIDE work,
in 281118., 561b5., and 1121bt casks, and PREPARED
OILS for mixing. All of fir& clan quality.' Supplied
at Wholesale prices.—Lista onapplication.
Contracts entered into for every description of Ces,
and Wrought Iron Work connected with Engineeringt
Machinery, and Manufactures.

(From the London (Jmette of Tuesday.)
Thomas Bull, Hambledon, Hampshire, grocer.
Thomas Flynn, Farrington-street. chernemonger.
William Cotton, Bear-street, Leicester-square, beer-
retailer.
James Way, Oxford-street and Edgeware-road, grocer.
Thomas Thornicraft, Leicester, coal merchant.
Benjamin Berresford, Helper, Derbyshire, stonemason.
John Jones, late of Aberavos, Glamorganshire, beer.
house keeper.
Thomas Robinson, jun., Sheffield, watchmaker.
George Cbeetham Bayley and James Bayley, Staly-
bridge, Cheshire, cotton spinners.
Edward Martin, Man3liester, fustian merchant.
• (From the IdOltriOlt Gazette of Friday.)
rimy Vincent. Great St. Helen's, printer.
George Boon, Hanway-street, Oxford-street, Leeman.
Henry and John Baldwin, Comhill, tailors, and Cow-
per's-court. Cornbill, tavern keepers.
James Henry Paul, Dudley-street,Sloomsbury, licensed
victualler.
James Herne, Tottenham-court-road, and Edgware-
rood, hatter.
Francis Franco, Ladbroke-road, Notting-hill, dealer.
Michael Grouse New Oxford-street, tailor.
David Hoes Lyons, late of Sydney, New South Wales,
general merchant.
Samuel Hanford, Carlton-terrace, Loughborough-road,
Brixton, builder.
Francis Dyken, Broad-street-buildings, timber met,
chant.
Riohard Consist, Kingston-upon-Hull, oommiwion
agent.
Benjamin Bradshaw and James Webster, jun., Holb
near Leeds, canvass manufacturers.
James Grant, Manchester, glass dealer.
Thomas Bailey, Oldham, joiner.

BIRTHS.
June 2, the Hon. Mrs. Portman, of • eon.
JUDI 2, at fitseckeridge, near Tiverton, the wife of T. D.
Daniel, Esq., of • daughter.
June 1, at the Brewery, Chard, the wife of Mr. WHllien
'Fucker Toms, of • lion.
May 31, et Funborough Rectory, Huta, the wife of the
Rev. John H. Clayton, of • daughter.
May 22, the wife of Mr. John Travers, While Hart Hotel,
Ringwood, of • daughter.
May 20, at Poole, the wife of Mr. Jame. Jacobs, of the
Brewers' Arms Inn, of • daughter.
May 28, at East Chlnnock, the wife of Mr. John Vitus, of •
daughter.
May El, at the Vicarep, Worth Matrevers, the wife of the
Bar. F. E. I'mo,, of • .on.
MARRIAGES.
June 3, at the Congregstionel Chapel, Cheltenham, by the
Rey. Samuel Martin, of Westminster, the Rev. Ensue. Rogers
Condor, M.A., of LongSeet. Poole, to Mary Batten, eldest
daughter of John Brend Wlnterbothem, Esq., of Clarenoe-
square, Cheltenham.
June 2, at St. Thomas's Charter Howe, by the Rev. John
W. Rogers, M.A., Incumbent, one of Her Majesty's Chapiuw,
Monsieur Marie Lambert Louis Mathieu Viverio, civil engineer,
of Dernlgni, near Alenoon, to Sophia Jane, eldest daughter of
Charles Purden Sheriff, Esq., of West Alllngton, Dorset.
shire.
June 1, at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Dorchester, by
the Rev. J. Fisher, M.A., John Fenalok Burger. Esq., of the
Rove' Department,
Melte, to Emily Laura, second Engineer
daughter of Mr. Thom.. Patch, Dorchester.
June lit St. Paul's Church, Honiton, by the Rev. J. F.
Mackarneu, Mr. John Humphrey, of Weymouth, to Annie,
eldest daughter of Mr. William Stroud, of the former
place.
June 1, at Andover, by the Rev. C. 12, Ridding, Mr. William
Harding, of Dorchester, third son of Mr. Stephen Toghill
Harding, of Stinsford Farm, Dorset, to Matilda Dowling,
oidinetcrignhtter of the late Mr. Prude }Conley, of Lltch.
.rin
June 1, at Melcombe Bogle, by the Rev. R. J. Lyon, M. A.
Mr. Walter Railway, of Bristol, to Lucy Piaton, sided
daughter of William Armen, Esq., of Weymouth.
June 1, at Prlaton, in the oounty of Somerset, by the Rev,
George Gore, rector of Newton St. Los, Captain Whitle, of the
Antrim Riffee only eon of Junes Whitle, Esq., of Glenevey,
county of Antrim, to Isabella Francis, youngest and only
surviving daughter of the Rev. John Hammond, rector of
Prlaton.
DEATHS.
June 2, at Elherborne, after • ehort illness, aged 81. Mrs.
Dapper, agent for the Bible and Religious Tract Societies-
June 2, In Bridge-etreet, Christchurch, Mr. Henry Pain,
deeply lamented by • large circle of friends, aged 38, who for
many years faithfully discharged the duties of clerk to the
overseen and Board of Guardians for the Christchurch Union,
and Wa. coroner for the hundred of Christehurch.
May 81, at Farnborough Rectory, Haute, Jens 8., the wife
of the Rev. John H. Clayton.
May 30, at Primley.hill, in the county of Devon, the Rev.
F. Bonfield, In the 76th year of Ms ego.