The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-08-30 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
MONTHLY SAL..
MaaRS. BAKER AND ENSOR be reit-
pelully to announce that their next Monthly
Sae will take place on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER
DM, 1869.
k 555157 INTRUDA
9 Fat Heifers.
3 Fat Bulls.
3 Barreners.
1 Working Ox.
40 FM Down Wetbers.
:10 Fat Down Ewes,
20 FM Ditto ditto.
40 Fat Ditto ditto.
12 Fat Horn Ewes.
6 Fat Wether,.
30 Fat Honied Wethers.
10 Fat BARU and Stags.
Bay Cols, 1, sound, good in saddle and harness.
L4ht Cart Horse, 6 years, 15.3, good worker.
Mrell bked Black Mato, 8 years, 19 hands, ir*d back,
qaiet is bassess.
4 lbws
muonft, Aterillid"111.64.1111.11.8111
Well bred Brown , Minos, a good hack.
2 Black Cod 8e,.., good workers.
Black Cart Mare, 7 years, 16.1, sound, a good worker.
Well bred Bay Hackney Mare, 4 years, 16 Welds,
'unbroken.
Br Geri more and:Colt, and in foal to "Young Ramp-
WM'
Well-bred Pony, 4 years, 13.1, sound, quiet to ride,
401 fed, with good action.
71 Two-bone Wagon.
Spring Cart.
be"GL.
Set of Harness.
i=kal e•barrel Gun sad Cass, by Rickards,
ar Greet inoourenienm hawing arisen from Persons
seadiag Stock not duly entered, Maxims Is H
Gives, that no Stock will be admitted to this Sale
firmed anima entered OS OR serou the SATURDAT
provisos to the Sale.
Dialed August. 1869.

DORCHESTER MARKET.
MONTHLY BALM.
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to an-
nounce that in rensequenee of the SALE of
HORSES having been forbidden to be held on the
-C,ornhlll, Hwy have obtained convenient and extensive
STABLES and YARD adjoining the
"PLUME OF FEATHERS" INN,
For & HORSE, CARRIAGE, and AGRICULTURAL
REPOSITORY.
Th. next Sale will be held on SATURDAY, SEPT.
10, 1859, at Three o'Clook p.m.
So Horses will be offered for &le if not brought to
the Stables by 10 o'Clock on the Morning of Sale. The
Auctioneers would recommend Persona at a distance to
send them the day before.
Stabling and Keep for Horses and Stock sent the day
previous, or remaining over until the nest Sale, pro-
vided at moderate
N.B.— The Cow changes.
end Sheep will be Sold, usual
in the flettle Market.

DORCHESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MMUS& BAKER and ENSOR, on MON-
DAY, the sth day of SEPTEMBER, 1859, at
the ANTELOPE HOTEL, DORCHESTER, at Five
o'Cloelt in the Afternoon, by direction of the Mort.
lege.' under a Power of Sale, and either in one 140 r
In the following, or such other lots as may be then
determined no, and subject to such conditions as shall
be then produced and read, the following
ELIGIBLE PROPERTIES:—
Le? I. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING.
MOUSE, Shop, and Premises situate adjoining " The
Castle Inn, and fronting the turnpike road, in Grove
Buildings, Dorchester.
Also all that coTrAng or DWELLING-HOUSE
adjoining, rim the West side of the above.
lArr 2. All that piece of LAND and enclosed YARD
adjoining the above, with the Buildings thereon and a
well of water, also situate fronting the turnpike road.
The above useful premises are in the occupation of
Mr. WILLIAM CIOCICIPOID, or his under tenants, and
are held under the Duchy of Cornwall for the
remainder of • term of years determinable on the death
of Mrs. Francis George, aged about 44 years, at the
apportioned yearly rent of One Shilling.
To view apply to the respective occupiers, and for
further particulars to the Auctioneers, or to
Mr. H. C. WESTON,
Solicitor, Dorchester.

PUNCKNOLL FARM, DORSEFSHIRE,
Six Miles from Bridport & Twelve from Dorchester.
Important SALE of 7(1) Pure-bred SUSSEX DOWN
SHEEP, CART HOMES, PIGS, IMPLEMENTS
IN HUSBANDRY, Ac.
MENSRS. BAKER and ENSOR respectfully
announce that they have been favoured with
instructions from the Executors of the late Si. G. MAN-
sm., Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER the 6th, DM, all the Choice
Flock of
PURE-BRED SUSSEX DOWN SHEEP,
CART HORSES, PIGS, AND IMPLEMENTS,
on the above Farm;
Comprising 60 Full-inoutbed Ewes, 120 Six-tooth ditto,
100 Four-tooth ditto, 130 Tao-tooth ditto, 150 Ewe
Lambs, 190 Wether ditto, 10 Fat Ewes, 10 Fat Withers,
4 good Cart Hones and their Harness; 3 Iron Ploughs
sad Tackle, 1 Wood ditto, two Pair of Drags, Set of
Bedford Harrows, 2 Wood ditto, Chaff Cutting Machine
tnatrins, Iron Corn Roller, I Scarifier, 1 ditto by
, 11-Coulter Drill for general purposes, Reed
Press, Winnowing Machine, Turnip Cutttng Machine by
oarrimeer, Iron Horse Hoe, Haymaking Machine by
Smith and Ashby, 2 Dung Putts, 12 Pair of Plough
Haines and Trams, Sheep Cribs, Troughs, Hurdle.; also
3 Sows with young Pip, 1 White Boar, 10 Store
Pigs, and Effects.
The above Sheep have been bred with much cars
and expense from Stock selected from the most approved
Flocks, are of good aim and colour, excellent wool
bearers, and may be relied on as being well worthy
of attention. The implements are recently new and
of the beet description.
Refreshments will be provided and the Sale coin-
menoe at one o'clock.
"„• The Valuable Dairy of Cows, Cart Hones, and
the remainder of the Impkments,ka, will be sold
about Candlemas next.

BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET.
DESIRABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD
COTTAGES, GARDENS, AND PREMISES
kirESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR ex° id-
LVI stracted to SELL BY AUCTION, at the "Royal
Oak Inn," ROCKLAND Newrox, on FRIDAY, RCPT. 9th,
1859, at Three o'elock in the Afternoon, subject to
conditions then and there to be pniduced and read, and
in the following or such other lots as may be determined
on at the time of sale :
Lot* 1. All those TWO newly-erected CCYITAGES
or DWELLING-HOUSES, with GARDENS adjoining,
situated facing the highway at Rue, in the perish of
Backland Newton, now in the several occupations of
George Mullet* and Joseph Beck.
bier. 2. All those FOUR TENEMENTS or DWELL-
ING-Hot/ego, WORKSHOPS, GARDEN, AND
PREMISES, situate in Rockland Newton aforesaid, now
in the several occupations of Joseph Knell, Charles and
Susan White, George Batten, and George Vincent.
The above present opportunities for parties seeking
small investments, and • reasonable proportion of the
parchese money would be granted to the purchaser of
any Lot, on security of the mune.
The premises may be viewed on application to the
respective taunt., and farther particulate known of the
Auctioneers or of
Mr. HENRY LOCK.
Solicitor, Dorchester.

BTYLF., Sucossoor to G. STYLI, COACH-
RAKER to the Royal Family,
64 BT. THOMAS WEYMOUTH,
°ffera for I CTORIA and ALBERT
PHAETONS, lABLES, WAGONETTES, Four-
wheel sad Two-wheel DOG CARTS, 0108, CAB
PHAETONS with hes& ..d aide light., adapted for
either Summer or Winter.
CARRIAGES of every description, on the molt
approved principles, made to order; and repairs executed
with neatness and despatch.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at a distance,
ameistanos will be rendered in fetching or returning a
Carriage for alterations or repaire.
CARRIAGES Bought and Sold on Commission, or
taken in Exchange

NOW SOLD ar A REDUCTION OF TWENTY
PER CENT.,
THE ORIGINAL FOOD FOR CATTLE
I NVALUABLE in promoting the condition
of Horses and Cattle. (See Testimonials.) Invented
by Mr. Jour FAweerr, Albert Works, Strangeways,
Manchester, and manufactured by him during 17
remain for " Thorley."
£lOO REWARD will be paid to any one affording
any proof to the contrary of the above statement.
Trial Cases at 1. and 20a. each, forwarded on receipt
of Post oMos Order.
Carriage paid to any railway station for 40s. cwt.
casks, containing 450 feed,; and 46a. cwt. casks, con.
taming 450 feeds in packages.
THE ROYAL PATENT CAKE for CATTLE
Will be found superior to Oil Cake or any other mate-
rial for feeding and fattening stock. Two Tons are
equal to Three of Llama' Cake, and its nutritive value
as compared with the Beet Hay urns eight to axe. —(For
proof see chemical analysis and testimonials.)
Ololleelne4lllll-10nopee Ton, free to roll Ai Manchester.
Trial cases containing 1i cwt. including cue, for.
warded on receipt of Post Office Order for 206.
Manufacturers of BRITISH AMMONIACAL GUANO,
in bags, £6 10s. per ton; PHOSPHATED GUANO, in
bap, LS 10s. per ton; SUPERPHOSPHATE OF
LIME, in bags, LT 10s. per ton; VITRIOLIZED
PERUVIAN GUANO, in bap, £l2 10s. per ton.
Sole Inventors, Patentees, and Manufacturers,
Messrs. THOS. RETIGAN k COMPY., Albert
Works, Strangeways.—Offiese, Albert Buildings, Cor-
poration-street, Manchester.
inifiveubal appfications for AGENCIES from Karel-
resealed &stride wal be neertainsel, and liberal terms
accorded.

THE EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL
WINE COMPANY.
No. 122, PALL MALL, LONDON.
Tliabove Company hen been formed for
tt purpose of supplying the Nobility, Gentry,
and Private Families with WINES of the highest
eliarecter, and • saving of at least 30 per cent.
SOUTH AFRICAN SHERRY 20s. & 245. per doz.
SOUTH AFRICAN PORT 20s. & 24e. „
The finest ever introduced into this eountry.
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY . 325. „
A truly excellent and natural wine.
SPARKLING EPERNAY CHAMPAGNE 32..,,
Equal to that usually charged SOL per dot.
SPLENDID OLD PORT (Ten years in the
wood.)
ST. JULIEN CLARET Me.,,
(Pure and free from all acidity.)
PALE COGNAC BRANDY 52.. k 60s. „
BOTTLES AND PACKAGES INCLUDED.
"Their South African Wines are not only agreeable
but particularly delicate and pure, and without that
overloading of spirit so commonly found in low priced
wines."--Vide Morning Post, Feb. 17th, 1859.
"They have • splendid Sherry which they designate
'The Royal Victoria Sherry,' and the quality is so rich,
full Savoured, and yet so delicate to the palate, that it
will soon be found by the public to be not unworthy of
it. Royal name."—Vide Court Journal, Feb. 19th,
1859.
Delivered free to any London Railway Station.
Terms cash.
WILLIAM REID TIPPING, Manager.
Sole Agent for Dorchester and Western District—Mr.
W. G. MASTERS, High East-street, Dorchester, of
whom Samples and Price-lista can be obtained.

BIRTHS.
August 25, at Dotehester, Mrs. William Harding, of
• son.
August 25, at the Parsonage, Hionworthy, Dorset, the
wife of the Rev. O. C. Green, of a daughter.
August 22, at Green Hill, Sherborne, Ilrs. J. Gould
Avery, of a son.
August 21, the wife of Mr. G. F. Wadsworth, of Itadi-
pole Farm, near Weyinouth, of a son.
August 21, at Sherborne, the wife of Mr. John Come,
of the Antelope Hotel, of a son.
August 21, at lies-street, Blandford, Mrs. C. E.
Hooke, of a son.
August 21, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. F. E. Parke,
of a daughter.
August 30, at High•street, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. John Hartley, wholesale tea dealer, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
August 22, at Bberborne Church, by the Rev. it.
Philippe, Mr. John Welch, of Corton, Somerset, to Mrs.
Mary Ann Roles, of Beatuinstzr.
August 30, at the Abbey Church, Sherhorne, by the
Rev. E. Minton, Mr. W. Si. Harris, silversmith, of
Uxbridge, Middlesex, to Winifred, second daughter of
Mr. John Guppy, builder, of Sherbome.
DEATHS.
August 24, at Blandford, Mr. John Milford, brazier,
aged 54 yeses.