The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22 00:00:00

DAMERHAM.

P.
HANNEN is favoured with inatru,o.
Cons to SELL by AUCTION, on MOND Ay,
SEPTEMBER 21, the HOUSE 1101.1) PURNI,
TUBE of Mrs. BitgwEg, changing her real lance t
Comprising, hantliome A cilium bedstead aid hangings,
mattress, good feather bed, mahogany ani painted
che.ti of drawers, mahogany tray top d.reaaing t•bl,4
wash staml to match, set of chamber war It swing 'Lag,
.30-hour clock in oak case,. ditto in p tatted ea, "
American clock in walnut case, mato ,cagsg
handsome mahogany sofa, spring-seat uw, 6
wat hairs, mahogany and other te oar, t, 3-
plate chimney glass in gilt frame, mi., of wMerloiir
dr.wings, fenders and fire-trone copper, 2
ci.ler pipes and hogshead, 2 ire „.
150 feet of shop shelves, 6 tin ;,Iriben,, ,4;ir bin
scales, donkey and cart, &a
Sale at t• •*v.*.

HARTS FAR AHoRToN HEATH,
One Hil° horn H "Km Village, and five from
Wim. Arse and Ringwood.

MIL . HAN- .CEN is favoured with instroc-
L. LI o„n,.s. Vs, SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY,
sErr--"-' A :Nth. 156.1. the FA KIIING SToCK and
114).1:3ErUig ,114‘,(1) YUKNITURE, of Mr. ROBERT BOUND,
.••■ business i—
'"' eomprires forty-seven forest ewes and
lambs , 1 very good il.s.ry cows welkseasoued in calf, 3
stay Alb active cart,horses, 7, S. and ti years, now and 10
ga, sow and pigs, 11 head of poultry, a rick of prime
"Mare bay of 1V47, about 14 tons, with liberty of
removal, about 20 sacks of apples and 13 sacks of
'potatoes, a light 2 horse waggon small tip *art, good
sspring met and set of Larnese, a4:borm power thrashing
machine, • 12-cooker corn drill, a 4-coulter turnip and
manure drill with steerage, land presser, horse hoc,
iron plough. 2 pair of barrows, pair of leaf drags, tor.
metier, roller trees, thill„ and plough harness, 2
.ledgers, wheelbarrow, from Led wood pig troughs, s
poultry maps, corn sacks, willow basket and scoop, 2
• drat rakes. 1.; small ditto, 4 prongs, iron bar, beetle and
wedges, grapneL lora., cern bin with partitions, will
bold sacks, grindstone, 4 dozen new hurdle., about
300 faggot., • quantity of cleft firewood, pair of cart
wheels, 5 cow chains, quantity of old iron, kc., cheese
press. batter lairrel and stocks, and other dairy utensils
2 cider pipes, 3 hogsheads, tub, turiall, stool, anti
- numerous utb• r effecte.
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The Household k urnitur• compriies French mid
Arabian beth.teads, mattresses, 2 good feather beds,
blaekets, sheet., and quilts, printed &assets and bed-
side carpets, flourcloth and hearth rug, umbog.eny and
painted chests of drawers, drawing Utiles and glasses,
wisah stand and ware, siert oomtmide. Mc., 8-Jay clock
lin oak wane, single-barrel gun, 'mahogany 100 imhle, oak
. and deal tables, nutted seat and Windsor chairs, hand•
sonic mahogany couch, oak corner cupboard, 2 chimney
glasses, variety of wire i.nd glass, knives and fork.,
lenders and fireiroas, l,ikri WA kettles, and numerous
• other effects. . . .

Selc at 12 o'clock.

WOODFALLS FARM,
Ono Maio from Dowotou Railway Station, eight from
Saltsbory, and five from Fordiagbridge.

ItIIANNEN is favfmred with hut:ruc-
tion. to SELL by AU( TION, on THURSDAY,
•OCTOBER 1, 1868, the LIVE and DEAD FARMING
:STOCK on the above Fenn, by order of the Adminis-
trators of the late Mr. GWTZP:-

The Stock comprises 21 very ;dein' dairy towl for-
- ward in calf, 2 twmyearmld heifers not in calf, 5
yearling heifers, 2 wesolings. and a bull.
Seven active staunch cart horses, • nag horse, Forest
pony, 2 Forest mares with colts, 2 s.yearmid mares
without colts, and • yearling colt, 2 sows with trips of
pica, sows in farrow, 1 barrow pi,,. very line Beth•
shire boar end 26 store pigs, 70 bead of poultry.
Three very good waggons with irot arms, 3 shamble
• carte, pony cart, 3 ploughs, &waif, brad share, iron
and wood rollers, iron barrows and drags, land presser,
bores hoe, oil cake crusher, 2 chuff cutters, Gardner's
turnip cutter, bean crusher, winnowing machine, 40 corn
sacks, sail cloth, 2.bushel measure, sulk trucks, 3 barley
.bumpers, 4 forks and 4 drag rakes, 14 sm.ll rakes,
prongs, shovels, and other working tools, lick staddle
on 9 pair of atones, 1 ladders, a shepherd'. house on
wheels nearly new, 30 dor, hurdles, lamb creep, 36
sheep cribs and 8 troughs, 2 capital water troughs,
sheep (dipping stook; wool seLles and weights, 6 cow
cribs, 4 poultry amps, 4 iron and 3 wood pig troughs, 2
corn bins, 6 pair of trace harems; 5 pair of shill ditto,
8 pair of plough ditto, 2 seedlips, screw jack, large
quantity of old iron, wheelbarrow, 6 corn rudders, 2
grind stoma, 7 hog tobs, neat gig and set of harness,
saddl• sad bridle, hos., the crop of apples about 60 sacks.
The Dairy Utensils comprise, 5 good milk leads,
capital large butter barrel anal stock.. iron double lever
cheese press, 9 cheese vets, curd mill, large cheat, tub
and stand, 2 oval butter trendies, 9 milk buckets, milk
tab and carriage on springs, 2 milk 'caldera, 2 cream
cans, set of chew shelves, 4 weahins-oP tubs, &c.
Sundry brewing tubs, large 'moon bin, 3 washing tabs,
4 forms, 2 hand lights, and numerous other effects.
Rafraihments at 11, Bak at 12 o'clock.
The whole will be sold without the least reserve.
The stock generally will be found well worthy of notice.
Cataloguer to be had on application to the AUCTIOSIOL

LOCKS, REDLYNCH, WILTS.

MR. HANNEN is favoured with instruo-
Uses to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNES-
IDAY, OCTOBER 14tb, 186, the FARM STOCK
nod STO(I(4E-TRADE, of the late Mr. JOSS
Brassv.

e arming Stock avast.' of six very good &LIT
,eows well seasoned in calf, a two-year-old heifer forward
In calf, 2 weanlings, 2 mws with pigs, 3 sown in farrow.
2 fatting pigs about 5 wore each. and 20 store pip
useful bay cart mare, lsorne five-year-old bay pony'
14-hands good in harneis, neat gig and spring cart rick
of prime clover hay about too. sled' of oledijk,
about 3 tona, 3 ricks and 1 stachf hay at the " F •
tuns" which must be viewed before the sale a rick of
oati the produce of 2. 'area (All the bay 'and straw
mar be removed.) Kick staddle on 7 pair of ston"
about 40 sacks of potatoes, a light 2.hone wanon 'on
good wheels, shamble cart, plough, karrowa nod roller,
trace and thill harness, horse hoe, seed machine a two-
horse-power thrashing machine, sot of 4 waggon 'wheels,
pair gig whorls, 3 laddera, 2 seedlips, 2 cider casks, mid
a variety of small articles.
The idiock-in-Trad• comprises, twenty oak trees,
prime oak butt about 20 feet, 1 walnut tree, a large
quantity of 2,3, 4,5, sad 6-inch wellseaaoned pries
walnut, oak, ash, and other plank, 5 red deals, aeons.
derable quantity of oak elm, chestnut and deal board,
numerous lota of slabs sad short 'piece, of timber. 50
oak joists, 47 bundles of oak spina laths, 26 oak spokes,
a large quantity of oak and deal panelling and doors
from Downton church, oak reading desk, pulpit stairs
and rails, gallery trout, 4 oak finials with carved tops.
4 large gothie window frames, an arch-top window 6
feet high, 4 ditto 7-feet-2 by 6-feet-3. several smaller
windows, 7 new iron easementa, about 200 feet of
moulding, 34 yards of new felt for roofing, capital 6-feet
turningelathe and tools, timber gin and chain, carpenters'
bench, chest and tools, a general assortment of iron.
mongery, paint stone sad Dialler, paint pots and paint,
oil OSA efld Oil, 11..11 and old iroa sad lead, WOO °CUMIN
and brackets, calla furniture, garbing Moue and coping
brisk., 5 cramps and • large variety of planed and other
worklog tools, quantity of mahogany veneers, 32 oak
spiral balusters, and about 50 oak panels, a large
quantity of short pieees of board and scantlings, 2 new
cucumber lights, patent malt mill and numerous other
seed&
Catalogues of the whole may be bad at the One of
Bale, or of the Aticrrionagn at Fciedingbe.
Lantana at 11,8.1. at

TH E FIRST AND HIGHEST PRIZE
MEDAL
GIVEN FOR SEWING MACHINES
At the PARIS EXHIBITION, 1887,
wu awarded to the
"LITTLE W ANZER,"
In Competition with 87 other Machines.

Agent for DORCH Earn,
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, 800 tb•straii.

rATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON. S.

Nkr H. CLARK aid Co. bog to submit, Ind
of WINE 2 AoltAir""sPlatTs."7--d. following
"1"e"
1124

Per dam.
Heosessy or Martell's Oise
Brsaily(bottled Frame) 48 64 80
Beastlier Champagne ....... 30 36 ao 58 80
Claret l3 18 24 38 48 58
Merry lB 94 30 36 42 48
Port 94 SO 36 40 46 64 60
Ilerssie (Florio's or hap
bun's Bhlppla6) lB It
A manages pries Ilst forwarded, post fres on oppliesaka.
Tann. Orient asocousting to £5 and upwards
(avoided °wisp Pres to all BM's, 81alioas.

Baker, Rae. Talbot, NUL
Baker, Ray. Frodarick,

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M.A.
Barnes, Rev. William,

Bingham, Rev. Charlie,
Meatball, FL, J.P.
Blenaerhaseett, Rev. J.,
M.A.

lIZITN.. jun., J.P.
&aim, 'en. Archdeacon,

Ba—rjes Rey. W. Y.
Borer, Rey. Harry, M.A.
Brouncker, R., .LP.

Bulks, Michell, Esq.
Bull, Rev. Augustine, M.A.
Burdon, Rev. R., M.A.
Bury, Rev. W., M.A.
Beakes, Rev. Eldon 8.,

MA.
Bit.igkaas, Col. Riobard,

Bort,
Iftrasupfl,•JeT, J. .
Blehop, Mr. T.
Browoe, Colonel T. Dillon,
churchwarden.
Butt, Captain
Bishop, Mr. T.
Bryan!, Benjamin, Churoh•

;warden -
Baker, Mr. Joseph
Bond, Thomas, J.P.
Bridle, Mr. Henry
Buckle,. Bentley, Vcn.

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Bennett, John, Yeoman
Bradford, Mr. William
Brown, Mr. John
Brown, Mr. William
Bishop, Mr. William
Biddlecombe„ Mr. George
Barridge, Mr. Thomas
Bolling, Mr. Henry
Bolling, Mr. Charles
Bower, Thomas 8., J.P.
Hower, William, J.P.
Burt, Mr. Edward B.
Bishop, Mr. T.
Brett, T. Req., WA.
Haverstook, Mr. W.,
Church warden
Bernet, Captain, R.N.
Bernet, Captain
Bouober, Rev. H. M.A.
Barrett, Mr. R., Church.
warden
Bascombe, Mr. J., Church.
warden
Bradshaw, Thomas, Earl.
Bird, Mr. Wm., Church.
warden
Bishop, Mr. William,
Church warden.
Bennett, Rev. W.P.
Brown, Rev. G. F.
!Ireton, Rev. R. R.
Bishop, Mr. Edmund Brown
Carnegie, Rev. J. H., LA.
Clapoott, Major.
Cambridge, Rev. E. P.,
M.A.
Churchill, Rev. W., M.A.
Collins, Rev. R., M.A.
Collard, Rev. R. C., M.A.
Cookeram, H., Migil
Cockswain, W. P.a , .
Conkesley, Rev.
Curiae, 0. J.P.
Compton, Mr. W. H.
Cbowne, Rev. J. /1.,
Cox, Mr. J.
Cheney. Mr. J.
Cox, Mr.W.,churchwardmi
Cox, Mr. Levi
Cox, IL N., Churchwarden
Chick, Mr. G. Frederick
Carniek,Riehard, A rehiteet
Chiloott, Janice, Yeoman
Coleman, Mr. John,
Churchwarden
Cave, Mr. William
Childs, Mr. William
Crofts, Mr. John N.
Crofts, Mr. George
Childs, Mr. William, jun.
Childs, Mr. Jonathan
Coventry, St. John, J.P.
Chiloott, Mr. Win.,
Churchwarden
Cree, Rev. James, LA.
Chick, Mr. Absalom,
Church warden
Coate, Mr. William,
Churchwarden
Coate, Mr. John, Church.
warden
Cox, Rev. James
Clarke, Mr. John
Cox, Mr. Benjamin J.
Chiloott, William
Darner, Dawson, J.P.
Damon, Mr.
Davis, Robert, J.P.
Dausey, John, Fag.
Dibben, J., churchwarden.
Dishy, C. Wriothesler,
J.P.
Dishy, Col. J. AL, J.P.
DiglLby, Rev. B. Wingllald,
A.
Delo, C., ,LP.
Drake, Mr. James
Mr. J.

Duly, 4m. Wm.. LA.
Dayman, IMv. Edward A..
m.A.
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Du—niflo, Mr. John
Dsoaday, Raw. John Henry
Doubany, Job
&fridge, Rey. J. J., M.A.
Eliot, Wm., .LP.
Elliott, 11r. T.
Edmunds, Chariot, Church'

Fetlserstorthaugh, R., J.P.
Flocs, T., Esq.
Ffookr, W. Esq.
Ford, Mr. John
Fremantle, T. P., Esq.
Foster, Augustus, J.P.
Foster, A. Billets, .I.l'.
Fisher. Rev. Janne, B.A.
Foot, Rev. L, M.A.

il.te—r,-ite7r:
Fox, Ray. Hoary, MA.
Fry, James, ehorobwarden
Franats, Rev. H. 0., M.A.
Fooks, Mr Robert
Foot, Mr. W. Y,, Church.

wa.rdso
Fisher, Rev. F.
Flower, Mr. Ct.
Fox, Rey, E. W., MA.
Foot, Mr. G., Chart*.

wanien.
Fyler, J. W., J.P.
Farnhat?, M. Frederisk,

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Evans, Bac J.
its_k_Jarries, Oosamaadar

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k.N.
Edwards, Kr. Jima
/um Olivir J.P.
Faraubaracm, .1. J. PM,
J
Farquarsos, Rev. Bobs*
M.A.
ithremir, J. L J.P.

Churchwarden
Groves, Mr. & R.
Garland, Rev. G. V., M.A.
Gongs, Mr. R.
Gooddan, Rev. Wyndham,

74en, .1. Phelips, J.P.
Grant, Rev. Robert, )LA.
(heaves, Rev. Talbot, LA.
Groves, Mr. Levi.
Goodden, Henry, J.P.
Good, Frederick. J. P.
Goldring, Mr. J., Ormuz
Goldring, Mr. C.
Greening, Mr. H
Gover, George, Yeoman
Gong., Mr. George,
Churchwarden.
Glyn, Rev. Hoary T., LA.
Guppy, Mr. Joseph
Gagne, Mc G.
Groves, Mr., Mara.

warden
Groves. Mr. Richard
Gerrard, Mr. Thomas
GsMic, Mr. Matthew
Oalpia, Mr. Charles
Gillett, Kr. F., Chanh.

minim
Gibbs, Mr. William
Grant, Elward
Gale, John

Harkness, Rev. OIL., ILA.
Hall, Capt. Charism
Hanikins, W. Bentink,

WA., F.R.S.
Hawkins. Bisset, M.D.
Haggis, Robert, Foci,
Headland, Rey. E., WA.
Heath, Rev. W. M., M.A.
Harper, Rev. H. D., M.A.
Hind., Rev. J. T., MA.
Hodges, Rev. Frederick P.,
IL D.
Hodges, .7. P.,.7.?.
Harding, Mr. J.
us taldle,Ven. Arebdismod
Minium, Mr. Thomas
Home, Mr. John
Hay, William, J.P.
Haines, Mr. Isaac
Hall, :James C., Church.

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Hull, Wm. 8., Church.

warden
Housman, Rev. J. B.
Hussey, Mr. J. S.
Hull, Mr. Abraham B.
Hopkins, Mr. Charles
Herridge, Mr. William
Hussey, Mr. W. A.
Hassey, Mr. H. D.
Hann, Mr. William
Hopkins, Mr. Edward
Harwood, Mr. James
Holland, Mr. Edward
Hall, Captain C. T.
Hulsey, 'Mr. George
Hannah, Rev. W., M.A.
Hogarth, Rev. David, M. A.
nowise% Mr. John,
Chorehwarden
Hunt, Mr. Harry
Hawker, George
Hoene, Thomas
Jenour, Rev. K. 111.4.
Janvrin, Rev. F. W., ILA.
Jeans', Mr. Samuel
Jerrard, Mr. Joseph
Jarvis, Mr. C., Chunk.
warden
Klndereley, E. Leigh, J.P.
Knipe, Rev. T. Washita;
M.A.
Kelly, Rev. J. G., M.A.
Kennard, Rev. R. 8., MA.
Kemp, Rev. it., M.A.
King, Mr. J. C.
Lee, Rev. Melville, 11.4.
Li ttlehalee, Randall, J.P.
Lovelace, Mr. J.
Lockyer, Mr. Thomas
Lyon, Rev. Wm., M.A.
Lair, Rev. C., ILA.
Laver, Mr. J.
Lensing, Mr. J.
Lovell, Mr. Charlie W.
Louth, G. T., Esq.
little, Mr. Henry
Lentball, Mr. John
Lea, Rev.
Legg, Mr. Biella.
in
Laney, Mr unlit warden
Layer, Thomas
Legg, Charlie
Malan, Rev. S. C., ILA.
Marker, 8., J.P.
Marriott, J, Smith, Fig.
Manuel, Col. G., J.P.
Mayo, Mr. G.
Mayo, Mr. G. jun.
Miller, Rev. J. MA,
Morgan, Rev. G., M.A.
Mode, Rev. Henry, 11.4.
Moore, Hector, J.P.
Maher, Mr. Charles
Medlyoott, Rev. Hat"
M.A.
May, Rev. B. W., M.A.
Martin, A.. EN.
Manley, W. H., ealiaitor
Miller, Mr. Hoary
Miller, Mr. George
Mitchell, Mr. J.
Moore, Mr. Abel
Marriott, Rev. Randolph,
Meade Bpineer, J.P.
Miller, Mr. Norge 8•1'
moor, Churehwarden
Matthews, Mr. Joseph
Milt; Mr. William T.,
Churchwarden

Nuh, Rev. G. L., ILA.
Neste, Rev. J., M.A.
Newman Rev. F., M.A.
Nonie, Mr. W.
Northover, Mr. Theo*,tos
Onslow,Revajbarles, M.A.
Oliver, Mr. Jobs

Net, CoL L G., J.P.
Peen, ROT. Edmund, IL A.
Perowne, Rey. T. T., ILA.
Phial!), Rey. CherieGlLA.
Pinckney. Roe. IL. `‘•
' Prevost, G. A., Fag.
Pope, Mr. Treads
Porter, Mr. 3. G.
Palmer, Mr. Robert
Pitheid. Kr. John,Oliarce•
Piffled, Mr. Alfred J.
Pasch, Mr. Ilatebew
Flucentre,Rey. R.W.,M.A.
Parttime, Mr. Weald
PitheM, Mr. Alfred J.
Quirk, Rev. J., M.A.
Raddyffe, Rey. W. P.,
M. A.
L Rawlins" BAT. 11..

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J.P.
Etyma", Mr. S.
Straitsld, R. a. J.P.
Swathekl, C. Req.
Sykea, Major Cato, J.P.
Stephenson. Rev. J., LA.
Start, Rev. Napter
Samson, Mr. W.
eneanters, Mr. Georges I
Symea, Mr. Alfred
limes, Mr. Joseph
Shelton, Her. R., M.A.
Seaways, G., Chute-
warden.
Byrnes, Mr. John.
Stripes, Mr. Robert.
Stevens, Mr. R.
Strange, Mr. C.
Sylvester, Her. P., M.A.
M Samson, r. Gerard
&maxi, Mr. G. A.
Stroud, Mr. S. Church-
warden.
Squibb, Mr. Thomas 8.
Short, Mr. H. T.
Short, Mr. William
Stevens, Mr. Thomas
Short, Mr. John T.
Short, Mr. C. T., jun.
Short, Mr. G. T., Den.
Short, Mr. James Terry
Smith, Mr. H. J.
Smith, Mr. Otioryje
Smith, Rev. John
Short*, Mr. Jacob
Smith, Mr. Samuel
Shepherd, Mr. John
Sawyer, Rev. D. H., LA.
ityincods, Mr George
Smith, Aaron
Templer, Major

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Williams, Herbert, J.P.
Williams, E. Wilmot, J.P.
Wood, B. H. H., ILA.
Williams, Rev. A.. M.A.
Woodman, Rev. J. 8.,11.A.
'tarry, G., J.P.
Waters, Ur. J. 0.8.
Warren, Charlm, aura-
warden.
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WiC—tirro..— EL W., J.P.
W&kely, Mr. Robert
Watts, Mr. Thomas,
church warden.
White, Mr. John
Wilton, Mr. Jonathan
Weston, Rev. G. K. Lis.
Wadsworth, Mr., Chards-

warden.
Wakely, Yr. Charles
Welborn, Rev Y. W.
sy.y. Mr. WibjhW
Walbridge, Richard,
Cburchwardens
Walbridge, John
Wrixon, Samuel
Wi11.,, Ererard

Yeatmao, Marwood, J.P.

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