The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-25 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
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MoNTHLY SALE.
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-iirESSRS. BAKER AND ENSOR beg res-
in rectfully to announce that their next Monthly
gsi, will take place on SATURDAY, JANUARY
20td,
PRIDIRNT
it Fat oxen.
Fat Heifers and Cows.
1 Fat Bull.
1 Fat Devon ditto of superior quality.
I Fat ditto, 2 years old.
2 Fat Calves.
16 Fat Rains.
3 'Three year old Heifers and Calves.
I coo and
o Fresh Barreners.
ro Fat Down Wethers.
40 ditto.
10 Fat Four-Tooth ditto.
.1) Fat Down Ewes.
40 Fat Wethers.
4$ Fat Ewes.
ti Fat Ewe'.
10 Fat Ewes.
50 Fat !Sown Wetbera.
111 Fat Ewes.
A Brown Mare Pony, 13 hands, 4 years old, quiet to
rile aid drive.
A Black Hackney Mare, Ili bands, warranted sound
owl goot in harness.
A capital Hackney Horse Ibi hands, good to ride and
drir e.
A Grey Cob 141 hands, quiet to ride and drive.
A Ray Cart Mare 4 years old, 16 hands.
A 4 year old Donkey.
A small Gig, fit for Pony or Donkey.
or Great inconvenience having arisen from Persons
sending Stock not duly entered, NI/Tier is H
Girls, that no Stock will be admitted to the Sale
Ground aaless entered ON oR BRIURP, the SATURDAY
preriOlS to the Sale.
Dak,l January, Ithl9.

DORCHESTER, DORSET.
PRIME NAVY AND OTHER TIMBER
FOR SALE,
NOW LYING NEAR THE SOUTH WESTERN
AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATIONS
AT DORCHESTER.
IiESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR respect-
ill fully announce that they bare been favoured
with Instructions to SELL by Aixnos!, is above), on
WEDNINDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, 1859, at Two
o'clock in the Aftenioon, (subject to such Conditions as
will be then produced)-
55 Butte of Superior OAK, 7 ditto of ELM,
and also 33 Pieces of OAK SIDINGS,
and 6 PLANK,
Of the very best quality, and in the following Lots :
Lit I.—Three Oak Butts, containing 263 ft.
2.—Three ditto .
3.—Six ditto
4.—Four ditto
s.—Six ditto
6.—Six ditto
7.—Six ditto
N.—Six ditto
9. —Eight ditto • " 257
In ditto
11.—One Butt " 193
12.—Two ditto and three Tops. " 2(10
lA—Two ditto and one diva " 194
14.—Two ditto
15.--Two Oak Butts
The SIDED OAK is of • superior quality, fit for
Nary and other purposes ; in the following Lots :-
1.4 1 —Seven Oak Sidings—(one 15. two 141. one 14,
one )4, one 13, and I .or 11l inches.)
L42.—Seven Oak Siding,—(one 11, two 12, one 121,
one 15, one 14, and one 11 inches.)
Lot 3.—Six Oak Sidings--(one 15, one 131, one 111,
and throe 11 inches.)
Lot 4.—Six Oak 514ings—(ms 151, two 13, one 12,
anil two II inches.)
Lot 5.• • Five Oak Sidingi—(one 12, One 12i, two 11,
and one 111 inches.)
Lot 6.—Three Oak Sulings—(one 16, one 14, and one
Inches.)
Lit 7.—Six Oak Planks—(one 6, one 7, one 8, one 4,
and two 5 inches.)

SO3IERSE'T4HIRE.
fR. THOMAS HARDWICH will offer for
.O.E. SALE HY AUCTION. at the Wean Horst., in
the City of Wells, on WLDNLRDAT, the 26th JANU-
ARY, IMO, at 4 o'Clock in the Afternoon, in one Lot
(unless previously di%posed of by Private Contract), every
valuable and important
FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate in the Parishes of Rodney Stoke, Cheddar,
Priddy, and Westbury, in the county of Somerset, con'
sisting of two undivided third parts of the Manors of
Stoke Rodney, atiiu Stoke Gifford and Draycott. The
Rectorial Tithe Rent Charge of the Parish of West-
bury, amounting to £149 9.. per annum ; also the Rec-
torial Tithe Rent Charge of the Parish of Priddy.
'wonting to PIS per annum ; and shout 2,400 acres of
Lied, and producing (with the Tithe Rent Charges)
nearly 4'.1,000 per annum.
Partienlani and I 'onditions of Sale may be obtained at
the offices of Messrs. Currie and Williams, Solicitors,
N.. 32, Lineoln's-itin•Firlds. London, W.C. ; of the
Aqetioneer, Milton, near Wells ; at the Star Hotel,
; the London Hotel, Taunton ; time Clarence
Hotel. liridgwakr ; the George Hotel, Glastonbury ;
the White Lion Hotel, Bristol ; Roger.'. Hotel, Weston-
taper-Mare ; and the Three Chonglis Hotel, Yeovil : and
has of Mr. Thomas Beards, of Stowe, near Buckingloun,
Seeks, the Steward of tbs Estate.

SELLING OFF.
I'ENNER and KNEWSTUB are now SEL-
USG OFF their entire STOCK OF DRESSING
IMES; 500 ELEGANTLY FITTED AND UN-
ITTED TRAVELLING BAGS, from 50. to 100
Desks, Despatch Boxes, Envelope !:%sues.
„._"...nes, Vertu., Browses, all kinds of Eleguncies for
,71 Boudoir and Toilet, Cutlery of the finest descrlp-
.l4lB. Pad Stationery of all kinds, prior to extensive
"ratiovi and enlaryrment of the preminea. Every
nide mailed in plain figures, from which a discount
"‘ Ten per Cent. and npwardagis deducted for cash.
JEN NER AND KNEWBTUB,
3; St JAMILIATREET, PICADILLY, &W.
T. JAMES'S HALL RESTAURANT 69 and
I 71. REGENT-STREET, and 2e4, PICCADILLY.
hen Ladies have visited London for the day, they
l'"s hitherto found no place for Refreshment, except at
P"tricook'a or an Extravagant Hotel. This slterna-
",l, now avoided by modern Arrangements at the
i(lvlre unrivalled Restaurant, where for Luellen, as well as
(oilmen, Breakfast is provided from 9 till 12.
Al.'chvons from 12 till 3, at the unobjectionable Tariff
each; and Dinners from 3 till 9 on • scale propos..
moderate The Wines of St. Jmnes'e Hall are
knovrn and appreciated in all parts of England and
Vontioent; and the Smoking Saloon ia unequalled
oor town or Foreign City in the World.
qui Club under the Presidency of Herr Lowentliall.
%VILLIAN DONALD, Paonurroa.

AUCTION OFFICES, DORCHESTER.
Upwards of WO SUPERIOR ENORA YINGS,
elegantly reamed and ()fazed.
AIR. WILLIAM HARDING begs to inform
his Friends and the Public, that he bas now for
SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT at his 01Bces,
High West Street, Dorchester, • new and choice collec-
tion of nearly 100 First-clue
PROOF ENGRAVINGS,
after some of the favourite Paintings of the most emi-
nent Artists, including Sir E. Landseer, C. Landseer,
Herring, Ansdell, Webster, Winterhalter, Catteruiole,
Etty, Bateman, Bouvier, Brooks, Wright, Harvey,
Herbert, Prentis, Fisk, Absolon, Fitzgerald, Wilkie,
Lc., kc.
Also, • Valuable LANDSCAPE OIL PAINTING,
by Wilmot. Several handsome STEN El MI/PM,
BOXES, and • large and choice selection of STEREO-
SCOPIC SLIDES.
The whole of the Engravings are elegantly framed in
Maple, Rosewood, and Gilt—many of thew are Artists'
proofs, proofs before lettere, and on India paper.
An inspection is solicited, and the engravings will be
sold at very reduced prima.

WESTOVER FARM,
One Mile from Ringwood,
Important SALE of 75 Head of Dairy Stock; 2 Cart
Horses; 2 Cart Mares. in Foal; 2 Cart Colt., rising
3 years old, broke to harness ' • Hackney Colt; 3-years-
ol4•Pony ; Nag Mare, quiet to ride or drive; Nag
Colt, by "Mountsbey ;" Yearling Cart Colt; ditto
Nag ditto; 19 Store Pip; all the Farm Implements,
Dairy Utensil., kre.
MIL ROSSITER is instructed to SELL by
AucrioN, on the Premises, on Tut FIND T, the
3rd day of rgann.tar, 1859,—The above STOCK, dm.,
the Property of Mr. Ditirlale, leaving the Farm.
Full particulars in Post Bills and future Advertise.
meats.

HORTON MANOR FARM,
One Mile from Horton Inn, Dorset.
Important SALE of 32 Dairy Cows, Hereford Bull,
• Hack Mare in foal. 2 three-year-old Cart Colts, 2
Yearling ditto, 1 13 hands Pony, all the farm Imple-
ments. &c.
ItOSSITER has been kindly instructed
I.Ti. by Mr. David Atkins (who is leaving Horton
Farm) to SELL the above by AUCTION, on MONDAY,
the 7th day of FEBRUARY, 1859.
Full particulars in future Advertisements and Poet Bills.
Dated Warminster Newton, January 7th, 1859.
HILLFIELD, NEAR CERNE,
Three Miles from the Holywell Station, on the Great
Western Railway, Dorset.
R. R ()SS IT ER has the pleasure of
1,1. announcing that he has been selected by Mr
Stone to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of Fanacanr. 18.19,—A1l his
Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS c.f
HUSBANDRY, &c.: consisting of 46 very choice Dairy
Cows, 20 of which will have Weed by the day of Sale,
the others very forward 5 Barreners, 15 two-year-old
Heifers. 1 choice Hereford Bull, bred by the late W.
1111111e31, Rig.. 4 very choice.bred Bevon Bulls (Yearling.)
Is Yearling Heifers. 5 young fresh Cart Horses (3 black,
I cliental, and I bay), from 3 to 7 years old; 1 two-
year-old Cart Colt, 1 very handsome Hackney ditto, 1
capital black Nag Horse, C years old, a good hack and
hunter, and quiet in harness: Seers and Pigs, all the
Farm luiplements, kc., kn.
Full particulars in future Advertiaesnent and Poet Bills.

KNAPS-HILL FARM,
In the PariSh of Bei:Wand Newton. Dorset,
68 Head of Hens Cattle. 2 Cart Mares, 1 Cart Hone, 11
Store Pip, 3 Pews with young and in farrow,
Harness and linplements, 10 Hogshead of Cider
Dairy rtensils, Lc.. Le.
m-R. ROSSITER will SELL by AUCTION,
on the Premises, on FRIDAY, the 11th day of
FEBRUARY. 1850, —The whole of the Live and Dead
PAHMINO STOCK, IhIPLEMENTSof HUSBANDRY,
DAIRY UTENSILS,ke., the property ef Mr. Samson,
declining business.
Full particulars in future Aivertiee,nenta.
Dated Sturiniuster Newton, January 7th, 1859.

DENTAL SURGERY.
A YTE.VDA.WCE at DURCIIESTER erery other
WEDNESDA Y, at Mr. HAZEL'S, Iron.'
tteosayer, High West Street.
NEXT ATTENDANCES—WEDNESDAY, Febrnery
2. and 16.
MR. B. E. MOSELY, M.R.C.S.,
DI THE FIRM OF
MESSRS. EPH RAIN MOSELY t SON,
SURGEON-DENTISTS,
2, GROSVENOR STREET. Cilgoavitxos SQUAB,
Loxprix,
Aid 14, GAY STRUT, BATH,
SOLE INVENTORS) AND PA KK T
ANew, Original, and Invaluable Invention,
consisting in the adaptation, with the most abso-
lute perfection and success. of UN EM I(7 A 1.1. V•
PREPARED WHITE and GUM-COLOURED INDIA-
RITIOSER, as • lining to the gold or hone frame. 'llie
extrsoniiiiory results of this application may be briefly
noted in • few of their most prominent features :—All
sharp edges are avoided; no springs, wires, or fasten-
ings are resmired ; • greatly increased freedom of suction
is supplied ; • natural cleaner, hitherto wholly unat-
teinable, and • fit, perfected with the most unerring
accuracy, are secured; while, from the softness and
flexibility of the agents employed, the greatest support
is given to the adjoining Teeth when loose, or rendered
tender by the absorption of the Gums.
Teeth filled with Gold and Messrs. Mostbr's "White
' India-Rubber," the only permanent Stopping for Front
Teeth, that will retain its Colour.
Loose Teeth fastened, and every operation in Dental
Surgery performed.
All Work being executed at the London Establish-
ment, the higher resources of the Dental Art are ren-
dered available without the trouble and expense of a
journey to the Metropolis.
Attendance in London, Daily, 9, Lower Grosvenor
Street, Grosvenor Square.
Attendance in Bath, Daily, 14, Gay Street (Wednes-
days excepted).

TOILETTE REQUISITES FOR
SIX STAMPS.
Mixture to whiten the Mixtures to dye the Hair
Hands black or brown
Do. to remove Freckles Dn. to remove supei.
Do. to remove Small fiuous Hair
Pox Marks Do. to promote the
Do. to improve the growth of do.
Nails Do. to prevent Bald-
Do. to whiten the Teeth nen
Do. to improve the Do. to cure chapped
Complexion bands.
Do. to sweeten the Do. to use as a fixture
Breath for the Hair
Do. fur eruptions on the Do. to stop decayed
Fate Teeth
sum YOE TWELVE MVAMPPI.
Invaluable Remedies for Indigestion, Heartburn, Gout,
Nervous Headache, Corns, Bunions, Weak Ankles,
Coughs, Cold, kn., kci fie. Sent Post Free by It()BEKT
AINNWORTH and Cu., Chemists, Re, Carlton-street,
Grafton-road, flampeted. All Letters must contain a
stamped directed Envelope for reply.

ACCIDENTS ARE OF DAILY OCCURRENCE.
INSURANCE data show that ONE PERSON
in every FIFTEEN is more or less injured by
Acciden: yearly.
An annual payment of Ei wares
A FIXED ALLOWANCE OF IN PER WEEK,
In the event of Injury, or
£l,OOO IN CASE OF DEATH, FROM
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
By a Policy in the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE
COMPANY,
Which has already paid in Compensation for Accidents
137,064/.
Forms of Proposal and Prospectuses may be had at
the Company's Offices and at all the principal Railway
Ststions, where also Railway Accidents alone may be
insured against by tie journey or year.
NO CHARGE FOR STAMP DUTY.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
Railway Passengers' Assurance Company,
Offices, 3, Old Broad Street, London, E.C.
WILLIAM J. VINING, Secretary.

ILSINGTON DAIRY HOUSE,
3 MILES FROM DORCHESTER.
MR. FREDERICK FOOT will SELL by
Aurri,,N, on WEDNFADAY. JANUARY 26.
ISSO, the DAIRY UTENSILS, Handsome CART
MA RE, 24 STORE Ms, 25 ('vi. of HOUSEHOLD
CHEESE, MARKET CARTS, and other Effects, the
Prorrty of Mr. WILLIAM UHENICI, quitting.
Comprising 11 excellent Milk Leads, 2 Lever Cheese
Preemies, 2 Butter Churns and Stocks. 2 Cheese Tins,
Butter Treadle, 16 Cheese Vida, 25-gallon Copper Fur-
nace, a 10-gallon Iron ditto. 5 Pigs' Troughs, Patent
Scales and Brass Weights, set of Iron ditto, from 56 lb.
downwards, 3 pair of Milk Buckets with Yokes, Butter
Tuba, Cream Bowls, Cottage Orate, Wash Barrels, 2
Ladders, Wheelbarrow, 10 cwt. of Cleft Wood, Le.
Also, • Powerful Bay CART MARE, 6 years, 16.1,
sound, good in Saddle or Harness; 3 Market CARTS;
2 seta of Cart Hameln, Saddle and Bridle; 4 Sacks of
Prime POTATOES 24 STORE PIOS ; and 25 l'wt.
of HOUSEHOLD CHEESE, (in lota of 1 cwt).
dar Sale at ONE o'clock precisely.

BOCKHAMPTON DAIRY HOUSE,
All. Ms Dominate.
- -
M.R. FREDERICK FOOT will Sm.'. By
AUCTION, without the slightest Reservation, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27th, IM% the whole
of the DAIRY UTENSILS. 10 cert. of HOUSEHOLD
CHEESE, 9 5-soore FAT FlOB. 2 SOWS and Young.
Black PONY. SPRING WAOON. HOUSEHOLD
FURNISHINGS, and other EFFECTS, the property
of Mr. JOHN Vine, declining business.
e&taloigues may be obtaiird at the Place of Sale, and
of Si. AUCTIONEKR, Dorchester.
Sale at One o'Clock precisely.

BLANDFORD, DORSET.
ro BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
911 M. PARK, at the CROWIY HOTKL, BLAND-
FORD, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of
JANUARY, 1850, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
As to Lot 1 by order of the Mortgagees of the late
Mr. P. A. BARNES, deceased; and as to the reniaining
Lots by order of the Assignees of Messrs. I'. A. and J.
BARNES, Bankrupts, and the whole subject to such
conditions as shall be then and there produced. The
following very desirable
LONG LEASEHOLD, and other PREMISES,
And VALUABLE REVERSIONS
I to several sums of Stock amounting in the whole to the
SIM{ of £4,250
Invested in 3 per cent. consols, and on which all legacy
duty has been paid..
Lot I.—All that capital, roomy, brick-built Messuage,
Tenement, or Dwelling-house, with • large walled-in
Garden, Out-buildings, Offices, and appurtenances
thereto adjoining, and belonging, situate in the Taber-
neck, at Blandford aforesaid ' • now and for some years
past in the occupation of Mr. John Barnes.
These premises are held for the residue of a Term of
1,000 Years, created in the year 1664.
And also all those Two Cottages or Tenements, with a
building formerly used as a Warehouse, adjoining or
or ir thereto, situate in the Tabernacle aforesaid, one of
which said Cottagts was lately in the occupation of Mr.
Tivie.‘it Cur but are both now void.
These premises are held under the f'orporation of
Blandfonl for three lives, aged respectively 16, 72, and
70, at an annual quit rent of 3e.
And also all that other Messuage. Tenement, or
Dwelling-house, adjoining the butt described premixes,
on the South-We'd side thereof, with the Garden and
Out-buildings thereto belonging, as the SAWe is now in
the occupation of Mr. Levi HOKLUCK as tenant thereof,
at the yearly rent of £l4 Os. Od.
These prtinises are held under the Corporation of
Blandford for two lives, aged respectively 74 mid 72,
subject to an annual quit rent of 7. 2,1.
Lot 2.—A1l those Three Cottages, or Tenements, as
the wee now stand, situate, awl being in the Sheep-
Market-Hill, in Blarelford aforesaid, having • frontage
to the said street of 60 feet or thereabouts. These Pre-
mises are held for the residue of a Term of 1,000 years,
created in the year 1664, and wilt be sold subject to the
right of the owners of the adjoining property to have
access to their well under the Preinis-a comiirised in
this lot or souie part thereof, they at all times making
good and repairing any injury which may accrue to the
said premises by virtue of such right.
Lot 3.—A1l that valuable reversion of, in, and to, a
certain sum of £2,000, or the Stocks, Fonda, and Secii•
titles in or upon which the same shall be invested,
or of which the same shall enlist, payable
under the will of the late Mr. P. A. Barnes, deceased,
on the decease of such one of his daughters as shall tint
die without leaving issue, who being a 16011 or 11011,, shall
live to attain the age, of 21 years ; or being a daughter
or daughters, shall attain that age, or marry.
Let 4.—A1l that other Valuable Reversion to One
Moiety or half part of a certain other sum of £2,000, or
the Stocks, Funds, and Securities thereof, payable under
the said will of the said P. A. Barnes, deceased, on the
death of such other of his daughters as shall secondly I
die without leaving such issue as aforesaid.
Lot s.—And aU that other Valuable Reversion, pay-
able under the said will of the said P. A. Barnes, de-
ceased, on the decease of such other of his daughters as
shall thirdly die without issue as aforesaid, to One
Moiety or half part of a certain other Sum of £2.000, be-
ing the original share bequeathed to, or in favour of such
daughter. And to one Moiety or half part of a sum of
£5OO, being the one-fourth part of the share comprised
in Lot 4, awl accruing to the daughter entitled to the
share comprised in this Lot under the said will.
To view the Premises compri-ed in Lot 1, apply to the
respective Tenants thereof, and for further particulars
auto the same, to Mr. T. C. A. BRINE, Solicitor, Poole,
or as to the whole of the laits, to Mr. M. KEMP
WELCH, Solicitor, Poole.

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
LA WE' TURNIP MANURE.
-111 DAMEN has the pleasure to inform his
friends that, in consequence of the Reduction in
the price of Phosphates, he will be enabled to millOy,
during Om next seaaon, LA W E*B SU PERPHOSPII ATE,
(guaranteed by analysim of Professor Way and Dr.
Vueltker, to be of the same superior quality which has
given such general aatisfuction for many you I past) at
Di I.li. per Ton at all Ports and Stations.
R. D. can also supply Superphosphate, manufactured
by Mr Lawc* from Minerals, which contains a large
amount of :Voluble Phosphate, at Li 10s. per Ton. As
the yearly consuiuption increases several hundred tone,
early orders may be *mammary to secure it at the reduc-
tion.
Dorchester, January, 1859.

MONEY ON PERSONAL OR OTHER
SECURITY.
•
THE COMMERCIAL LOAN ASSOCIATE AND
GENERAL ADVANCE FUND.
THE Associate are prepared to make Cash
Advances in sums from 1:30 to a 13,000 and
upwards to Gentlemen, Government Officers, Trades.
inn, Farmers, Manufacturers, Ship Builders, Contrac-
tors, and others.
The present rate of interest on Secured Advances is
3 per cent. per annum, repayable quarterly, half-yearly,
or by annual instalments from ti months to 3 years, and
also by agreement fur an extended period.
LOANS ON BORROWER'S SECURITY.
The exception to the established rate of interest only
occurs when parties are desirous of borrowing on their
OWN PER.SON.SL SECURITY, when an increased
rate is charged to cover the additional risk, as such an
accommodation to respectable applicants prevents the
necessity of appealing to others. The advances undtr
this head are repayable as before stated, with (in all
cases) interest added to the instalment, the full amount
being advanced.
Luaus not exceeding 1:100 granted for three years is-
payable at the end of the period.
The Associate (after investigation) make liberal advan-
ces on property generally, vis.,—Furnitnre, Farming
Stock,. Machinery. Freeholds, Leaseholds, amid Life
Assurances, and every description of available security,
and the strickest confident* may be relied on by parties
in submitting particulars of such properties.
Immediate attention to all applications enclosing four
postage or receipt stamp* to
THOMAS BARTON, Superintendent,
9, Worcester•street, London, S.
P.B.—Proposals allowed to be amended without
coat.

GENERAL STATEMENT
OF THZ
FUNDS OF THE SAVINGS BANK,
TIITABLIIIIIIID AT
DORCHESTER, IN THE COUNTY OF DORSET,
For the Year ending 20th November, 1858, pursuebt to 9th Geo. 4, esp. 92, sec. 46.

or The Parliamentary Report on Fowl haa
exposed the fart that while the Chinese will sae
Nome bat Pune Tea, they, to iorrectee the profit,
colour woe of that seat to Rigla Mi. The
tarp Coesaissionere esawiarti 74 samples of the
Bin 4 a." °re" ía Warml air, of which 54
were hood coated lei,h powdered colour.
II
ORNIMAN AND Co.'s PURE TEA,
THE USUAL FINE SORTS, BUT THE LEAF
NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR.
Strong, rich, full-flavoure4 Tea is thus secured to the
Public, as importing it le fore the Chinese rarer it with
colour renders it impossible for any brown, low-priced
autumn leaves to be made to appear equal to the best,
and so pass off to the &Hemmer at a high price. The
werl Longman, p. 31n) sta L•rt 01 "'uranium's teas:—
Toe G..een not being covered with Prussian blue, ttc.,
is a dull olive ; the Black is not intensely .lark;" whole-
some awl good Tea is thus obtained. Prices Ail. •
45.; and 4s. 4.1. per lb. Sold exclusively by Authorismi
Agents throughout the kingdom, and only in packets.
LOC A L AGENTS.
Asin lousier Robins.
Beach and Barnicott, East-Street.
Ikaminerr Oliver, Fore-Street.
Bill mdfor., Reid, near the Church.
here Regis :Satchel!.
(ere Alims Rowlett, Long-Street.
Crewterne Clark,
Chard Young, Pod-Office.
DGRIWENTSR Fenn), II 14; II - E.% MT-STREBT.
Edgar, Post-Office.
Ifenstridge Rogers.
Loodon Purse'', AO, Cornbill,
Ly•ae Locke, Broad-Street,
Dangler, Broad-Street.
.11elbury Osmond Palmer.
Pole Green, High-Street.
Sherlowne Kingdon. Cheap-Street.
sioihridoe Dike, late Trans.
Mgrs. itiater Trite, Market-Place,
Shaftesbury Beatable, High-Street.
Bennett, High-Street.
IVEY.WOUTH role, St. Mary-Street,
Warehallll Best.
}curl! Geniis It Hunt.

MIL H. EDIVARDS, Semmes Dasrier,
SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER.
Asasted by Mr. J. MOORE,) at house daily front Ten
till Five o'Clock.
Mr. H. E. attends personally at Weymouth, at the
Rov BATHM, every Tuesday and Friday, by appoint-
ment. and at Cie residences of his patients, without
extra charge. A notice per post ensures an interview.
rti STYLE, _newsier to G. STTLK, COACH
• MAKER to the Royal Family,
64, ST. THOM.tS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
Offers for Inspection VICTORIA and ALBERT
PHAETONS. SOCIABLE'S, WAGONETTES, Four-
wheel and Two-wheel I/00 CARTS, GIGS, CAB
PHAETONS with heads and side lights, adapted for
either Summer or Winter.
CARR( AGE.S of every description, on the most
approved principles, made to order; and repairs executed
with neatness and despatch.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at a distance,
assistance will he rendered in fetching or returning •
Carriage for alterations or repairs.
CARIII.kGKS Bought and Sold on Commiasion, or
taken in Exchange
THE GENERAL LOAN AND DISCOUNT
COMPANY,
13, GORDON STRRST, LONDON, N.
THIS COMPANY having the advantage and
I. immediate command of • large Capital, are pre-
pared to make PROMPT alPi msseiilrE Advances by
way of LOANS of CASH Wail persons requiring such
aonounzodation, in moms from £2.5 to 1:1,00, upon any
sort of security (real or rersolsol ) which shall be con-
sidered sufficient and available, for any perhsl not ex.
reeding Tea Years, to be repaid in such manner as may
be wend upon, either by Monthly, quarterly, or half
yearly Instalments, or in use sew al a fixed period, at
a rate of Interest; and other advantages offered by no
other Company, and with less eAsense in granting
This Company make immediate OW Askance, on
Freehold, Leasehold Property, Farming Stock and lin-
, !dements. Stock-in-Trade, Household Furniture, and
every description of legally assignable Property. Where
Advances are made on Ihll of Sale full particulars must
be forwarded.
PERSONAL SECURITY or TUC BORROWER.
ADVANCES are also made in sums not exceeding
MO on the Borrower's own personal security, at a
small increase in the rate of Interest, thus obviating the
necessity of e closei ir gluiest crest to friesole.
Gentlemen of either Civilor Military Services, Clergy-
men, and other prutemiunal parties, can have prompt
Advances made.
The Interest paid for Advances sill, in all cases, hear
a fair and equitable reference to the value and availa-
bility of the security given for the repayment, and may
always be agreed upon between the Borrower and
Directors before an Advance is made.
All ADY.kNCES are privately negociated, and the
strictest confidence and secrecy observed in those trans-
actions.
The amount applied for will be paid in full, Interest
being added to the Loan and repaid therewith.
Al! other particulars will be contained in the Pros-
pectin' and Form of Proposal, which will be forwarded
toil receipt of Four Stamps) by applying to
HENRY HALLAM, Manager.

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL
--
MHE COMMITTEE oF MANAGEMENT
1 hereby Give Notice that at a MEETING, to be
holden MARCH 3rd. 1839. there will he an ELECTION
of • HOUSE APOTHECARY to fill the Vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Rtcor
The testimonials of the several Candidatee, as to
moral character and professional ability, are to be deli-
vered under cover to the Chairman, at the Dorset
County Hospital, on or before WEL*ICSDAY, Feint:air
16.
Voting Papers, which can alone be accepted as such,
will then he forwarded to every Governor, and mut he
presented either by the voter himself or by some 0611 f
Governor.
Candidates must he unmarried, and Members of the
Royal College of Surgeons of London, Edinburgh, Of
Dublin ; and I.ioentiates of the Apothecaries Company •
and must be prepared, if elected, to enter into a written:
engagement to remain in the office three years. provided
their discharge of its duties shall be se long satisfactory
to the Governors, and also to give three months' notice
previous to their resignstion.
The di iensing of :3bes and other 4pass, as
, • 41,,L..migivisishi to the dfllcie-; and be
emoluments are the following, via.: £7O per Annum
and I:10 additional as Secretary, together with Apart:
ments and Board.
Governors are particularly requested to refrain from
promisiAg their Votes until the testimonials of the Can-
didates have been opened by the Committee and impar-
tially weighed.
Signed, on behalf of the Committee,
W. BINGHAM,
Chairman.
Dorset County Hospital,
Jan. Al, 18..V1.

MIDLAND RAILWAY.
LOA NS ON DEBENTURES.
--
THE DIRECTORS of the MIDLAND
RAILWAY are prepared to receive TENDERS of
LOANS in Sinus of ClOO and upsratils, on Security of
Debentures, for periods (ruin Three to Ten Year.
Interest payable Half-yearly. Application to be made
to we.
By Order,
G. N. BROWSE.
Secretary.
Secretary's Office. Derby,
Ilanary 12, Mi.

MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY.
THE DIRECTORS are prepared to receive
APPLICATIONS for the Company'. Perpetual
Four per Cent Mortgage Preference Shares of I:100 each.
which will be inscribed in the book, of the Company, in
the HARMS of applicants, without payment of stamp duty
or other expenae.
These Sham will be imued under the authority of the
Midland Railway Act, 1853, awl of • reoolution of •
Special General Meeting of the Company, held in
conformity therewith. on the Dttli of February, 18.14.
The Shares thus raised will be exclusively applied in
suladitution of the I>ebenture or 3lortgage Debt of the
Company, and they will be entitled to the none priority
against the property aad income of the Company as the
Debenture or Mortgage debt, ranking before the Uom-
pany's stock and Shore Capital. and will be the first
charge on a net income amounting, last year, to upward.
of D 170,000, after payment of working eipenaes and
rents of all kind,.
The interest will commence from the date when the
money is placed to the Company's credit. and win be
paid half-yearly, on the lit January and lot July.
Forms of application may be obtained by letters
addressed to use.
G. S. 111:OWNE.
Derby 214 January, WO. Secretory.