The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-29 00:00:00

DORCHESTER MARKET.
MONTHLY SALE.
111 ~..1.11.7 Bk,"auKilEioßtinceANlit Ettir nitextbeffonthly
Sile will take place on MATBRDAY, APRIL rided,
18:4.
PRESENT lENTIfi.
3 Fat Heifers.
1 Fax Ox.
Si Fat Down Wethers.
1 Heifer and calf.
fr Omit inconvenience having arisen from Persons
sending Stock not duly entered, Nutlet Ia Ilr.erer
(Brix. that no Stock will he admitted to the Sala
Ground unless entered to on strum; the ISATI,KIPAT
'Uncloga to the Sale.
Date' March 21/, 1839.
YELLOWHAM WOOD.
RS SOLD KY A UrTIO.V. AY
—SRS. BAKER and ENSUE, at YEL-
...IL Lowman Woon PLANTATIon. near Dorchester,
Ltirset, on TUESDAY, the sth of APRIL, BEA at one
o'eletk in the Afternoon, upwards of
FIFTY LOTS OF POLES,
Principally of good dimensions, long lengths, and clean;
consisting of Larch, Spruce, Scotch. Beech, and Ash,
well deserving the attention of the public. Also about
4,000 FIR AND OTHER FAGOTS,
which, for the convenience of purchasers, will be sold in
Lots of 50 and 100 each.
Messrs. BAecit and Emit beg respectfully to remind
their friends of the easy facility of carriage from the
above place of sale, and to state that most of the Lots
are lying near the Turnpike Road.
Dorchester, March T.:, 1839.

LOCKETT% FARM, HAZELBURY BRYAN,
DORSET.
NOTICE OP SALE OP PRIME OAK, ASH, AND
ELM TIMBER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
ESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR, on or
.111 about the Ilth of APRIL next, at the Farm
House on Lockett', Vann, 2011 Capital Maiden OAK,
36 ELM, and TJ ASH
TIMBER TREES,
with Tops, Lops, and Bark, aa they now stand on
Loekett's Farm aforesaid, divided into suitable Lots,
particulars of which will he given in due-time.
Dorchester, March 22, IMO.

DORSET.
BRADFORD PEVERELL, NEAIt DORCHESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIOA, oa thr PREMISES, by
MESSRS. BAKER and ENSolt on WED-
NESDAY, the 13th of APRIL, IS:19, a quam-
tity of capital
ASH, LARCH, SPRUCE, SCOTCH FIR,
and other POLES.
Also, a quantity of FAGOTS from the samo, Fire-
wood, So., divided into convenient lots, and now lying
in the Plantations near the Bridport Road.
The Sale will commence at Two o'Clock.
To Vier apply to the Woodiaam.

THE MOST INTERESTING WORKS
EVER PUBLISHED, are GOFF'S Series of
Popular works, bound in neat covers, Price lid. each.
Post free 7 Stamps.
Hew to improve the Personal Appearance, with Recipes
and Remedies for beautifying the Hair, the Skin, and
Teeth.
The Language of Flowers.
The Ball Room Instructor : &complete Guide to Dancing.
The Letter Writvr's Assistant : containing upwards of
tel specimens on Business, Friendship, Love, Court-
ship awl Matrimony.
The Boy's own Book of Games, for outdoor Amusement,
Illustrated.
lloy's own Hook of Games, for Indoor Amusements.
comprising Tricks of Magic. Chemical Experiments.
ICarele, &a.
The Complete Angler, with many Engravings.
A Handy Guile to the Galilee awl Laws, relating to
(less. Draughts, arol Backgammon.
Aliso the following. Price ls. ; lost free for 13 Stamps.
TRITE POLITENESS for Ladies and Gentlemen, with
Hints on Bashfulness awl Molest A 04111111/ICe, Eti•
Dress, the art of Pleasitig. &c.
THE BIRD KEEPERS GUIDE, with numerous
Illustrations.
The PIGEON Is POI'LTRY KEEPER'S GUIDE,
containing 24 engravings, awl a Valuable Discovery
to 'asks Hens lay during Winter.
These Works are exeeedingly Popular, and have a great
Sale.
To he had only of the Publishers—London : Gory & Co,
l'ity Road.
TO SOLICITORS, AUCTIONEERS, TRADESMEN,
AND OTHERS.
ADVERTINERS will find the scale (if charges
for public announcements in the Dorog ir'ossfy
Represa extremely moderate, and under that of any
other Paper in this immediate district : while the eirco•
lation is of that estensive clisracter which renders this
Paper • medium for advertising inferior tm ... w in thus
county of Dorset. In cases of repeats:ll insertione of the
same advertisement, contracts may be entered into at a
very reduced rats.

AUCTION OFFICES, DORCHESTER.
Upwards of GO SUPERIOR &VORA VI.VOB,
eleumaly hauled and aid
44) IMITATION L PA lyrixos.
MR. WILLIAM HARDING begs to inform
his Friends and the Public, that he has now for
SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT at his Offices in
nigh West Street, Dorchester, a new and choice tulles-
Bun uf First ASA/
PROOF ENGRAVINGS,
AND
13IITATION OIL P.IINTINIIS,
after souls of the favourite Paintings of the most emi-
nent Artists, including Sir E. Lanilecer, C. Landater,
Herring, Ansdell, Wth,.ter, Winterluilter, Catterinole,
Mittman, Bouvier Brooks, Wright, Harvey, Herbert.
Prelates, Fisk, Abaulon, Fitzgerald, Wilkie, Sze.
Also, a few OLD 011. PIINTINOS, several hand-
some STEHEOSCoPES. BOXES, and a large and
choice selection of STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES.
The whole of the Engr.ivino are elegantly framed in
Maple, Rosewood, and t lilt —many of them are Artiste'
prude, proofs before letters, sod en lota /MOM
An inspection is solicited, and the engravings will be
sold at very reduced prices.

SALE THIB DAY
PORT OF WEYMOUTH.
ON THE WEST BAY BEACH, OPPOSITE
FLEET.
TO CORN FACTORS, SHIP OWNERS, AND
OT ERS.
SALE of the strowle,l Fremeh Brig " Chu, Seam" of
4to.otif 170 Tons Ifurthen, with all her NUOINO,
SAILS, ANCHORS, dc., and abort SOO Owners
of RYE.
POTHECARY will SELL by AUC-
TION, on the Beach, opposite Fleet Coast
Guard Station, for the benefit of whom it may concern,
on T(7EBE/AY, the 2"Jtli day of MARCH instant, at
One o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, in Lots, about
800 QUARTERS OF RYE,
in very good condition, and the
HULL
of the Brig " Cinq Scenes," as she now lies Stranded on
the Beach, with her Mists, Sails, Standing and Running
Rigging. Anchors, Chains, Warps, CAbles. all the Ships
Sails, and the whole of her Stores and Effects.
The ship was substantially built of Oak about five
years since, and if the weather iieriniti inay be launched
and made a valuable vessel, her construction and timbers
being good.
The Rye is but partially damaged, and of a very good
sample.
A punctual attendance is requested, and the per.
chasers will find their easiest route to the Sale, through
West Fleet Farm Lane.
For further particulars apply to Mons. A. Muria
DESVOU,IIIINIS, VICO COlllllll for France, Of to the
AUCTION LER.
Dated, Golden Lion Hotel, Weymouth,
March 2:lrd, 18119.

TOWNH ALL, DORCHESTER.
ON TUESDAY, HAscs 29, 1859,—The
SISTERS SOPHIA and ANNIE will give their
original
MIMIC and MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
entitled SKETCHES from NATURE! being the most
original and most highly successful Entertainment
before the Public, having been performed upward of
1,300 times in London and the Provinces, and in Liver-
pool alone to Ipwarils of 10,000 Persons. When the
Sisters firA introduced this Duologue style of Enter-
tsionnents (viz. : 18.10, no other of a similar character
then existesl either in London or the Provinces.
Admission :—Front Meats, 2a.; Second Ditto, Is.—
Children half-price to Front Seats only.
Tickets may be had at Mr. PATCH'. Library, High-
West-street, Dorchester.
Hooke, with Wordw-of origiwal Songs, may be had at
the Rooms, Threepence caaii.
Doors open at half-past Seven &Clock, to cionintenee
at eight. Curiages may be ordered at Tett.

HORNIMAYB PURE TEA—always good
afar.
J. VIIOUD, Druggist, High East-street, Dorchester,
recot 66666 ends these well known TCMS with the utmost
confidence, the repute in which they are hell every..
where loos been acquired by their very excellent quality,
and also from their being &sea ys flu,' alike. flornistian
and Co.'s Teas have so estial odaurasa as the ear.laer,
fee, consisting wholly of the choice Nprimy palkerinp,
there arc no brown favuurless leaves that want to be
diefimiaq with a coat of colour; consequently, deficient
strength is uercr to be bawl is Mac TVI4I. Sold scoured
in packets.

C A EISELL'S POPULAR NATURAL
II lsToltY.
%Vali part 1., price Sixpence, will he promoted a large
and beautiful Engraving, ineaauring 21 inches by 16,
representing the bunting of wild animate in Africa.
eamell's " Popular Natural tindery" is printout on fins
paper, imperial octavo, magnificently illudrated. The
text, whibit mientifically correct, is written in harmony
with the title, and consists of popular deacriptimie of
the haunts and habits of with anec.lotea of
adventures, liutitiuu PCV11..4, }Mir breguitli emapea, etc. ;
the whole forming a mod indructive, and. at the FAIIIO
t 11114., • highly entertaining work. rawell'A " Popular
Natural History," while thus beautiful ant intereming,
ja, at the mine time, the cheeped ever publiahed. Part
I. is now ready, and may bu obtained of all booksellers.
A copy will be forwarded on the reeeipt of seven postage
atainpa—Londen : Caaaell, Putter, and Lialpisi, L.a Belle
&urge Yard, Ludgate Hill, E.C.

IVHEREAS a MEETING of the TRUS-
TEES of the (ERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE
ROADS, in the County of Dorset, wait appointed to
he held on Hiplllthilay of March [natant, at the
New in Cerny Abbot, in the ...only of I tormet,
to Audit the Accounts for the pact venr, mid for the
General Purposes of the Trust. when and where a
sufficient number of the said Trustees did not meet.
Now we, the mm1,4.'41101 Trusts:ea present at such
Meeting, do, by this Notice in Writing, 'miming a ,
MEETING of the CoMMIsSIINERS or TRUSTEES
of the mid Tunipike for the purpows atoreaatil, to he
held at the NEW INN. in (.me Able..., in the said
County of Dorset, on WEI IN!.....SDAY, the Sixth tiny of
APRIL. 114.19, at Twelve °Thick at Noon.
As Witness our hands this Sixteenth day of March,
I'llo, COCKER.% M,
FREDK. A. BAKER.
WHEKEAI4 on the Twenty-second clay of
March. KA • PE FITION for AIbIUDICA•
TION of BANKRUPTCY was filed by JOSEPH
REDWOI 111, of (Ii A 111111 NSTER. near Ibirehester.
the County of Dorset. Apothecary and Veterinary Sur-
geon. in Iler Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy for the
&maw Dietrid, awl he Wing sidiwitpd • Marskrutit is
baseeley required to surtsiat liltraialf to Moos
ANDREW*, I:elem., Commissioner of Iler Majesty'a
! Court of Itanarupley for the Exeter District, on the
SI:VP:NTH day of APRIL next, at Eleven of the Chick in
, the Forenoon tireciiiely, and on the THIRD day of MAY
nett. at EleVell of the Cluck in the Fermium' precisely.
at the l'ourt of Bankruptcy for the Exeter District, in
(peen Street, in the City of Exeter, and make a full
discovery and disclosure of his Estate and Effects, when
and where the Creditors are to none prepared to prove
their Debts' and at the first sitting to choose Assignees,
and at the last sitting the said Bankrupt ii required ti
finish his Examination. All Persons indebted to the
said Bankrupt, or that have any of his Efiects, are not
to pay or deliver the wine but to Mr. Ilittrzed., queen
Street, Exeter, the official Assignee whom the Commis-
sioner has appointed, and give notice to Messrs. MAN•
FIELD and Autotews, Solicitors, Dorchester, or their
Agent, Mr. Sneautor, Solicitor, Exeter.
THE LONDON ASSURANCE,
Established A. D. 1720.
Offices-7, Royal &change, Cornhill, and 7, Pall Mall.
Governor. —John Alves Arbuthnot, Fol.
Sub-I hivernor.—John Alexander Ilankey,
Deputy-Uovernor.—Bonamy Dohree, jun.,
and Twenty-four Directors.
FIRE I NS' RA NCES effected at moderate rates upon
every deacription of property.
LIFE INSURANCE:S.—TWO-Minna Or THE (moss
PUOVITH AllY. GIVEN Tll THE Annl'llY.D.
1, The Profits are added as a Bonus to the Policy, or
paid in Cash, or applied to the reduction of the future
Annual Pren i i iii us.
The Assured are exempt from all Latta ita of Part-
Sarah tp.
I NOTICE.—The Printed Receipts for Premium and
Duty on Policies, as they become due, are ready for
delivery, and arc in the hands of the undermentioned
AGENTS:
D SE TSH IR E.
DORCHESTER—Mr. M. C. WESTON.
Blandfonl —Mr. H. Durden, Grocer.
Bridport —Mr. W. Warr.
lweme Courtney—Mr. T. Harvey.
Piddletown —Messrs. W. and J. Duman, Troy Town,
Dorchester.
Portland—Mr. J. C. Lamb Merchant.
Weymouth—Mr. J. D. Harvey, 43, East-street.
Winiburne—T. Rawlins, Esq., Solicitor.
cA NT 40ENCIES.
The Corporation are ready to receive Applications for
Agencies in Towns and Districts of the county in which
the Office is net at present represented.
JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary.
FOR SALE,—A good Second-hand 4-HORSE
POWF:It STEAM ENGINE, adapted fur a
Brewery or small Farm.
Apply to WINTER and HORSEY, Engineers and Mill.
wrights, Dorchester.
der STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS of all descrip-
tions made and repaired.
FISHERY SALT.
---
T H. PHILLIPS has now a Cargo of
. FISHERY SALT from Cornwall. on SALE for
Arrival. If orders are given before the discharge of
the vessel it may he secured at less than the ordinary
prices. Delivered at Poole in any quantity. and at all
the Stations on the South-Western Railway in quanti-
ties of four tom and upwards. Superphosphate of
Lime, Nitrate of Monk, Peruvian and Kooriali Mooriali
I Gomm; Top Dressing for Cern, Bone, anti other
Manures, at Reduced Prices.
Addresa —A Nutt, NEAR DDRCHERTER.
DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE DP
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO,
LAW ES' SU PEIIPHOSPHATE,
AND
lIGNE MANURE
RDAMEN bop to inform his friends that
he is prepared to take orders for BEST PERIL
VIAN GUANO. for delivery in !melon. direct front
Memsra. tlibles and Son'a stores, at £l2 is. WI. INT
; or (or delivery at any Railway Station on the
I :touth•Westein or Wilts and Momeraet Railways at
I £l3 10s. per ton. LAWD4' sUPEItI'iIomPIIATIK at
co Iris per ton, lIALV INC/1 BONE at Rh.. per. qr. at
all Ports Ishii Railway Station+ in Duna:Whim
Dorchester, March, IWO.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
THE LADIES arc respectfully informed that
this ?PEARL% is
EXCLUSIVELY INED IN THE ROYAL
LA U NUR Y.
and His M LAUNDREN/4 *aye, that although
she has tried
WHEATEN. RICE, AND DTHER I'oWDER Hl'llll.llol,
she kw found mote of them equal to the ti LENFIELD,
which in
TIIE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
Moo that you got it, am inferior kinds are often
auhatituted.
WOTIIIEIO4I.OON k CO.. ULARDOW AND LONDON.

DOG LOST.
TWO PO II -V DS REWARD.
()NwS. .11TV II DA V. tut t.ha.illi3LaisA,CutKitll,,l.n:T.lilgEl:lEß,
uoae
in Dorchester.
Whoever will bring the MHO to Mr. W. MAXFIELD,
jun., shall receive the above reward.
Suuth-atreet, Jan. :3rd,
- -
RABBIT BEAGLES.
lIE P4l/I.1). SEVEN ell!' PLE,4 of ,numi
18111 T BE VII.ES, CIII.PLES
lICNTINII DDl'Mut, and THREE (*DUMAN of
WWII PUPPIES. just entered. They are well bred,
and hand...nue. Average height of the Pack 12 inched
only.
Apply to "W. M.," Pared Canal!, Eritresis (Moe,
lorcla,ster.
_ _ _
ARTIFICIAL N rRES.
DI/11E1(T EK LESS !mil Co. have deter-
-111. mined Ita ..der *sir ABTIFICAL
title Season, DIRIVT to the CU M ONSERR. 14tgitt
facture their .Mentwes under the personal eutwrin-
tendence of a prat-tiro, l'hemiot of bow f Sp( lie MT, and
have cow re.uly for immediate del very
SI'PERPIIO:4I.IIATE OF LIME FOR TltiVil PS,
containing front 20 to 2.1 per cent, of ilaktfie
PRATE.
Sirrit().rtiospilATE f.o. torn. Mangold Wurtael,
Carrots, 14;c., kc., rich in Phoephafis, and containing
Ammonia, oitinl to 1i per cent. of Cryatalised Sul-
phate of Alma ttttt ia.
The above Manures are made oaf!, from BONES and
ANIMAL Phompliates, no Mineral Plinephatem are
used by ca. We ;mum Wee our Menures to analize the
Strengths stated by analysis .4 Prole...or Way or Dr.
Voelcker. Salliplaa. (Win tla• Bulk at the place a
delivery to the buyer. A Stock is kept by our agents at
Dorcheeter.
Farmer.' (lulu and Large Consumer,. supplied with
quatititiee 44 the abovc Standard rertilitere op. rug
,faroarate Trraaa, delivered ex-ohip at any Port, or to
any Station.
Apply direct to nougat' EatEss and Co., Britannia
Wharf, Southampton ; or to our Agents for Dorset and
1 50...e1-set, the liolitllk:ATEN Coal. euDrAXT, Fording.
ton. Dorchester.
March 14th., 18.19.
_ -
DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
itatinAttirthy, imifteffEsTE/t.
riIHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
lag to inform their frienle and the public gene-
ally, that they are now enabled to
11EDI'VE THE Pint 'F. of COAL as under:—
AS their nee,' furdioutomi
cwt.
Beet Walle-end real
Steam
Tenby Saone Coal
Al the Watt Western At ibeity Militate :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester,
Beat Railstock C0a1... 91.1. Ilid.
Small ditto
Mallon Coal 1441. 12441.
Hullo ditto 124. 1241.
Calm
BE'IT TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable tenets.
The very bevt ROMAN, PORTLAND. and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDOWATER TILES, kc.
Coal not paid for On IldiVery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above price+. But if paid for
within one ft., Is. 1,1, pea tie. dliscoula will la•
11111cWol ; within three the, 1441. per ton ; but if
not paid for at the expiration 41 three months, MI die'
count will be allowed.
The IhmeitrerEn Cost. ('ospe',v arc &Is.. IMPORT-
ERS .4 FiiIIEIGN and COLONIAL TI M BER and
DE.11.8, WELsII 81..1TE. ke.. /sc.. which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDITED PltlcEs.
All (heals will be delivered, if re luircul, at any
twice, on the loayinent of reasonable rates for carriage.
Ordure tuldressad to Mr. ALFRED By ice, the Company'e
31anager, Fordington, Dorchester, will hare tliate
*Bent' .
January 1, IMO.

(I,OFF'S POPULAR WORKS.
XX Well deserve the extensive petrunage bestowed
on them. -lryrnith.
IOFF'S POPULAR WORK s.
• lore Om ten thouxand of each of these valuable
books have already mad.
POPULAR WORKS,
Xi are the best books ever published, and well
deserve the attention of all classes.
_ .
I OFF'S EDUCATIONAL WORKS.
• &brie all other books on these subjects, even at
tell tulle. the price, -Meloolerr,l.

TSTYLE, Successor to O. STYLE, COACH
• MAKER to the Royal Family,
fa, ST. Tilt OIAS STREET. WI:1'11017H.
Wet. for Inspection Vlt HI I t and A EXERT
PHA ETONS. St it 'I ARLES. tr At:W.:EWES. Four-
wheel anil Two-wheel ISM: CARTS. Olt LS. CAR
PHAETONS with hearts and side lights, adapted for
either tttttttt er or Wintcr.
l'A URI At; ES of every description. on the most
approvml principles. limit, to order; and-repairs executed
with Wall,. and despatch.
For the convenience of gentlemen living at a ilkance.
assuitanee will be rendered in fetching or returning a
Carriage for alterations or repairs.
CAI:RIM:ES Rought and Sold on Commission, or
taken in Exchange
_
or The Poelio no waryß. val no rwtol Aoa
irspnot.l the forl Mod eh oh Ihr I 'hi fr,II
000 C 40, Pi ur Ts. ••• owe. ew il. ro.tif.
ttttt of Owl HI ho S•ioi•
Igli*,o 'qt. eol 01 1.•• m ,or• Atm to.. it, Ihr
AO f.,, .o 111 go Or MO WhiCh
,(oei hood roteh.l p.s.! r.. 1 r•plt,i(r.
•••••—•—••—•
HORN iNi .‘N .‘Ni) VICS Pi. RE TEA,
t'sicAL yi lit'T Tim LEAF
NO'r COVEI:1:0 wan ('I IL'
Strong, rich, fuldllavoured 'fea is thus secured to the
Public, as importing it IN (w.f. Iht ('II,' ire eitere
, ri.,,,h.r0 it ius,lsesll,k for any brown low•priceil
autumn leave.. to be 111.1 V to r.inal to the hest,
and .0 pass off to the consumer at a high price. Ti...
toile,/ (Longman, p, 3110 plAtes of liorionian's teas:—
"The Orem, not being covered with Prussian blue, ke.,
is a dull olive ; the Mack is not illtellody dark ;" whole.
SolUe and raid Tea is thus obtained. Prices 3s. 11.1.;
40.; and Id. per lb. Sold exclusively by Authorised
Agents throughout Ow king.loin, and only in packets.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The Blackmoor Vale Foxhounds—Wednesday,
Ilunter's 14xlge ; Friday, Henstridge Ash—at
10.45.
The B. V. Harriers—Tuesclay (this day), Doles Ash
('lump; Saturday, Nlappowder Bridge—at 12.
The West Somerset (Colonel Luttrell's) Hounds—
Weiliwusday, King's Wood, Littliwombe ; Satur-
day, Chargott Lodge- at 11.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this clay),
Brockenhurst Bridge ; Thursday, the Vine Inn, at
Ower ; Saturday, Hatchet Gate, Beaulieu—at
10.45.
The South Wilts Hounds—Friday, Stockton Wood,
I at 11.

BIRTHS.
March 2.5, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. F. H.
lAmbert, of • daughter.
March 21. at Ike Manor-house, Winterbourne Dewey,
the wife of George Bunt, Esq., of • sun.
N. 111(1
March 2.1, at Handley Church., by the Rey. A. Anstey,
Mr. 11. Itlewden, of StratfonLaul.-castle. to Caroline,
third daughter of the late Mr. Willman. Burt, yeoman,
of Minchington, Dorset.
March. 23. at the parish church, Tottenham, James
Thompson, Esq., son of Willbon Thu...peon, Esq.. of
Frome, Somersetahire, to Mary Louisa Warmington,
eldest daughter of Mr. James Warmington, of Totten'
DEATHS.
March 24. at his residence, 22, Park-road, Stockwell,
aged 31, William Collier, ooly son of the late W. J.
Roberts. E. 1., of Swan..ge, lko-set.
March 21, at Sherburne, Mr. John Miller, aged
formerly • saddler, and • very old tradesmen of that
town.