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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

FROZEN TO DEATH.

Two sailors were found hula to death lii boil hi
8 uthemplon •ator on Sunday. They lett in a bead
des previous everting tor one of the mail neenten.
Istokso oar was fouud in the bon. and It is supposed
the wee left aground as the tide needed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

FQBGETTING HIS BRLONUINGS.

_
At Salisbury, last Tuesday, Artkirr Clamp wig
charged with leering his wife and family ehargeable to
the Alderbary Uniou. Prisoner had been apprehended
by Inspector ahoy, who found him working at the iron
mines at South Edon, in the North MUD( of York-
shire, where he was earning about £2 a week. From
the ptisoner's statement it appeared that he wee likely
',vile future to be earning considerably more. ead
if the Guardians would send his wife and family
/here he had been working he would repay the whole
instalments of gl per mouth. Ultimately it was
mood defendant should pigs an faro meat that the
of El a month should be left in the buds of his
- at South Elton, and that £3 10s. be *drafted
.m, oa asadition that he took his wife and fermi,
Aim the perhh at ones. This being ammeentod to,
wee discharged.

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DITAINING AN OLD WONAN IN •
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en. asetsbury Coast, Court, WI actions VAS brought
gainat Dr. Hill, reediest °Meer of St. PA00,114 work.
house, for fah* Imoriseement, damages £5O, by &
wows. named Wilding, 85 years of age. Oe Mrd
()etcher she met wish an mordent, and was taken to the
workhouse. Shortly after her foster daughter thought
her well enough to go home, but Dr. Rill raid she was
not sad kept her • week I . Hume •b..,,
The old woman said she was glad to leave the wort-
lame, although while there she was kindly treated. Elbe
could not say " What day of the week is to-day r ace
remember heels( med. oomplaints to the nurses of the
"devil walking about the workhouse room et a Right I.
& &pita drew," or one night getting tato the bed of
another WOll/41 with a wooden leg." She wae dad,
bat her eyesight we aa good as seer. See was alto-
gether " ianomot of counts -eaurUag the doeter," arid
oaly eine the., to " speak time truth." Tha Jury wows
et opiates Dr. 8111 bad meld seceder
sge":1711:Ilds Herm aceselled pishille.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

WEYMOUTH.

Boamas Pint finatoss, Moaday.—Before the
Mayor r. .7. Itabertees, Mr. J. Ayling, Dr. J. Drew,
sad Kr. O. Reynold'.

TR. RISINDLIII TIMM.
J.* Maria Anderson, .has Tilde* Tracey,
Treedlime, Oe Bo*. Mrs. H. B. Trams*, Trench,
The Used, or Ormell4 WS' brought op sharpsd with
various sots of swindling tradesmen la thie town. The
Court was densely crowded. and then was mufti,
room for the witnesses to walk to their box.

The prisoaer waa attired la Oxford mixture grey, but
with a blank hat and feather. Her veil was removed,
and her fen exposed. She is like her photograph
taken is lowish gaol, except that seen by • eidis
three great wrinkles were prominent ma her forehead,
as she knit her brows, aid endeavoured to maintain
her self-command, with. bewails crowd at her book,
and the trelesmen te whom her 'hits had bon so
costly, oonfronting her, to coy nothing of the Bomb
before whom sin wes brought up.
She had 130 : but Yr. Howard appeared for
the prosecution.
The cases heard were for fraudulently eonveding to her
own use • set of teeth Is gold value ,El 5. from Heary
Lep, death's, end fors:Anis& g ledginp by Wes penmen
hoes Mns. Ombh. The evidence was very lengthy.
The principal new facts wen that after leaving Mn,
Orabb, she west to. house in Commercial road, assd
begged the mletreee, Kra ?Water, to let her nay
the,. a day and a night, se she was afraid of Kn.
Ore..; but this refused was. She asked AM •
servant there might he allowed to pawn endetbiag foe
her he she had no mousy, bat this was alto refueled.
Ultimately she left that house in sash for Upersty
but she paid for her Gab.

--iise—pe:oher.;;;re—MeThaded till Retarder next.
She Hid: I blde my Urn.; I leave my defense be
rny eolloitor, end I sh•ll be prepered with • solioltor.
Her demeanour mu cool to effrontery throughout.
She vu rumored in ousted, to the mil.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY-IN IHICORLVIA.

Hatween ten *eel eleven cioleek on lienday night, the
Inhabitants of laston-sqoare, Belgravia, Wrf• stormed
by tie pieromg abriak• of three little children who
callne out father bad "cat Iliamma's head cif."
Going to 13, Gro.venor-tottages, at the rear of Zeal-
square, tho tour. rrrrr tett au Iri.h labourer. named
Hagan,. teetotaller, represent-a by the neightours se
always trtarrell.og with hie wife, an induatriona and
clean woman; but Hagen. who had ag I good run
of work, gave little towarda the oupport of his fatally.
Finding Ibis wife still warm a stretcher watt fetched and
fcur cfileem, wbo got satked with blood running from
her woends, conveyed the Door creature to St. George's
llospital. She I. now getting hetksr,

ALLEM) Win MURDER NUR HOUNSLOW.

A labourer named John Featwood, is in custody at
Ile•tcn. for murdering his wife. Late on Saturday
he sal another men helped her home drunk fr m
I,6liaphouse. where ahe had hum haring ram warm.
A to, stable said they dragged her roughly* and the
h,•baud "111 toy you in the meetiog for getting
like Vila." While the husband (Tenet the door, says
&OWL who helped Lim Amu with her •ha (the
husband) stood her up against tb• wall, she twisted
round. and fell backwards Ho oirled her up and laid
her on the floor, and after put her on the sofa. He
tock it cluletly. Ind not notion any tiluod on her. Next
morning the wife was found dead on the lode. Them
was blood outald• the door, end on the &Jon The
looband said be slept in s oorrer of th• mom, and la
the menthol found her dead. D,. Whitmorsh thought
the wound on the hack of her bead wu caused by a
kick, and not by a NIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

_INDIA! PI,II4XL TOUT.

I T "
, are authorised by the Utrrotor (lateral ef the Post 011 ice of
'sidle to metre Parcel. for Delivery at any Post Town or
District throughout India, at • uniform rate of la dd. pm
' pouod or fracum tie pound vr, tea
This charge c-svers the c pnvoyance from Loodon to the
address I. India, and may either be prepaid or paid on
deltvery.
Parcels intended lir this conveyance most be sent to the
Company'. Moe In London, legibly addisteed to their dril-
-1 nation in ledia, marked To be forwerded by Indian Parcel
Pod." II sent by post, or other coaveyance, the todian
address. must be put on an Inner covet. In nil mem they must
be accompanied by • letter of advlce,.tating rams and contents
for Custom Haw clestratsea, and by • reinitiates. for the
carriage if Intended to be prepaid.
Parcel. cocreyed under them regulationo must net exceed
fid ponodi in weight, and I het, by I loot, by 1 foot, In
earseaursment, nor be of mob that £2O value, our oontaln
ttler, or precious stone., for which • separate tariff on
)tained on •pplication.
louden, of paresis will remtve a receipt for them front the
C nipany in due ovum, and if required the Coseptey wlll
virtet imerttr• eintinet set and land risks. The thugs la
Insurance mmt, In all mem be prepaid.
Package. of • fragile miters, or containing liquido or
arUcles of • dangerous or damaging nature, will not be
received.
120, Leadenhallidreet, Loudon, I O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

PARKSTONL

_
Mission.—fhs Tomas, evening, the Lord Bishop
Coadjutor of Newfooodl sod delivered an address in Si.
Peter's Churob, Perkstone, en the missionary work of
his vast thaws Me Lordship nave *oats intenating
details as to the hardships and perils the clergy hive to
osier° In prosecuting their holy Galling in them
dreary Mikado,. and dwelt upon the fort, that as a vast
amber of the ishabitants of the; island and adjment
berribmies were °annealed either by birth or family
li.. with Poole and neighbourhood, this mission had
peonliar skims for support, on Um people of this port
of Dorset. The offertory (altar evensong), Is aid of the
Oharok Missims it Neerfoandlead, amounted to
lila 81„
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

MIIRDIIR AND SUICIDIL

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Mr. Cartar held aa it quest al Lambeth, on Monday,
regrading thm death., of Hannah Barry. aged 24, and
Hamlet Hannah, .I.ven weeks, wham bodies were
foetid in lb. River Th.mr.
After Om birth of her child Lhe mother, Hatinall
Every. Mame very despoudirg, and f. amid iaip we.
not able to make her borne coonfortahle, though her
husband eatureol bar he bad nothing to °preplan of.
The husband, a Gretna°, on the 244, went labia work.
During the morning the dreamed, earryiog bar infant,
lett the house, mod open the ilandlord speaking to bat
shout going out in inch inclement weather, sod off-r-
-log to do anything for hr. ahe firmly "No, I
most go mmelf, and then left the hone,. About bed-
pan two o'clock ai the ill o needed, the bodies tf Mrs
Every and her taint a. moo lying in the mud is
deck, The deceased woman burn s most esordlont
obaracter.
The Jar, returned •vertilet of Millet Murder sophist
tha mother for drowning her infect, sod that oho bed
committed saioido whilst an aasound state of mind.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

LOPE AND NIIRDER.

A murder has jest boss *outwitted Is Practises*.
nil. department ef COW-'Or, Priator, by • young wen
of 18. awned Emile Greepot. He bad falls. violuttly
In love with • yews& girl of the seighbourbood ; bat
her parents refuted to IWO • her to marry luau.
despair he laid in wilt for her at the edge of • wood,
sad, as soon as the was 'within reash, he fired two
Shots from • revolver at her, sad then, ea she fell to
the ground wounded, be knelt by her aide sad out
an sod to her exlstetiot with the *outsets of the fear
other barrels. Ile wee almost imatediately arrested,
and made no attempt to deny his
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

OKEIFORti FITZPAIN&

TINA? To Wor.mix.—Tee Rey. W. F. BodelON
teatilled hie approvet of the progress 'blob I. being
aide in the ereotion of the new atheola here by Yr. W.
Kent, of Blend ford, by treating hie workmen to an
rioellent dinner on Wednesday.

BLit ND FORD.
Woigtgo llag's CLOg.—The eighteenth annual
meeting was held on Friday evening. The year hat not
been one of tho coos, prosperous which hu been
caps-kneed bob the butanes cheat hoes only El 18s.
as belay due to the treasurer slier all liabilities
have Leen met.

CAUTION TO SRI I..TirWear. —A youog needle Woillan
reeent,y frU into the trap of • London swindler, who
advertised in the CA -labia* World. The offer to
Ore work, made in • oiroglar, sent on aopliosti on,
was very libersi, of oeurse, but • deposit of 21s. wee to
be seat as • guarantee of trustworthiness for artirdse
sent. The money was not astir, in sooordanas w.th the
urgent rvanest of the "lady" advertiser, through the
advice of • ae!ghbour, and on being further oommuni.
est .d with the advertiser found the bilt was not
sufficiently strong, so • pleas of work was sent--en
apron to be embroidered. This became soca* sort of
proof to the young worn in that volts wail to be had.
The jsb was readily done but ths "Isfy" desired that
the pries for the mid work (6,4 should No toward. the
dapeeit. Baring thus • shag to the affair, the
balance of the deposit (15t) was duly forwarded; and,
we hoed hardly add, that triers ths transaetion ended.
Whilst the embroidery less it band the young "MOM
bppiiKi to by some doubting 'optional ooneeraing
the genuineness of the advertieer's traoseetions ; aad
the enquiry was answered favourably, se the young
women at that time could not see the nefarious asheina.

Two Binnivples Peet Boys the Government er•
wlleetiog tufa/oat on as to the out of the Iltete Maytag
op ell the roll way. of tho country.
MAGMO NMI returns to Lutdot in Apr 4, for s two
years' ebitagemont, at £2OO pm night, cvni the shales
of hor owo repertoire,
. . - - . .

ilttriug the pert year live Independent pnwhers hese
quitted that sem, end enkre4 the seinistry a the
Church of Inghted. biz took • *lunar step the par
before.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

FRAMPTON.

Li:OMM —On Monday evening lecture oa "English,
Italian, end Spews& Proverbs," was 4ellvere4 in the
Ualted Methodist Preaching Rooms, Frampton, by the
it.. B. Olasebreok, Weymouth, to • cood sad attentive
andiessoe. The Arse e/aes of proverbs was illustrated by
ineweeting, instructive, na4 profitable remarks, inter-
spersed with singing. Thus • pleasant evening was
'poet. On the motion of Mr. Walter Miller, seetteded
by Mr. Wm. Thorne, thanks were unanimously awarded
the lecturer. A collection was made for Lows, Band-
street ravel, Weymouth, forthooming buom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

BLANDIFORD.

Tin LaDogmas' Uglag,—& largely attendad moot-
lag of agricultural labourers was hold in the Market-
Ore, Bradford, on Wednesday (the 03ra ilrettare
could not be obtained), to bear Mr. Arch and others.
Kr. Mayor, tho Distritet Seerotary, retooled tho ohair.
Rev. D'Orly Snow first addressed the meetinr, and
rated it was We duty to endeavour to benefit his
fellow creatures In this life. r well as to give thorn
religions iastrnotion. Mr. drah followed, and advised
the labourerr, not to take an unfair advantage of their
employer when the summer earns, although tho
farmers had lowered their wages in the winter; for
" two wronp would not make • right." Ho asked
them to show the farmers an rumple of good candor,
to respectfully ask for higher ware, and to endeavour
to obtain it without striking; bet, if it mould not be
otitalsod without striking, strike they must, and that
firmly too H. mired tb.m not to agree fore year if
possible, bat, if they did agree foe a you, to make •
good bargain. He said they had arty thousead cone
In Upton, cad before the, summer was over It wee pro-
bable they may live tasty toousand more. Re was
followed by Mr. Hoary Taylor, tho general secretary,
from Loamington, who among other things advised the
, men to keep away from the public hour, to mak&
their homes more comfortable with their Jeremiad
wages, arid to agitate for tho electoral Oreille*,
which he said was their birth-right, He also,
amid mush laughter, allndei t Mr. Robert
Fowler's adrift to farmers to taker their maw by
the ors; and said it would be clangorous for Mr.
Fowler to bike him (Kr. Taylor) by the nor.
Mr. Snook followed with an exoellont speech.
Mr. Stover, cf Leamington. alluded I. the ewer-
diary emigration of look-onto taking phial daily. That
day 130 men had gone from Liverpool, for Brasil, and
many of them wont natives of this county. He advised
the farmers and the country to be generous towards the
agricultural labourers, Morro the Governmont of
' Brasil was (Swing them 100 fertile arm for CI arid to
advanoe all the expenses to enable a poor man to avail
Morel/ of the offer, giving seven years credit for the
money. The oonntry though eight times the alai of
this, had only • third et our popnlrtioa, but had •
',Aurorae of 40 millions. It had a warm Italian
climate, and was, by all amounts, • most magnificent
country. 1500 labourers had gone there tines May and
wen, doing well. Lieut. Whentni• of Caned., alluded
to tho same subject of emigration. and several more
espromed their wish to leave old albloo's chorea. Tho
tneetiog o.ncluded with cheers for the Union.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

lON, psi 1 & ir OF
iC.II, ke.

Itomndiately relieve and ogre
Indlgestlei, Pak after Battey,
Wind, Palo in the Beak, Bad
Taste and Dry.... of Mouth is
the morning. Irregular action
of the Bowels, Ito_ mid many
other symptoms of stornaoh
disease. TRU* moat pills and
remedies offered to the public,
these pills do cot purge the
bowels; require 00 enonnement;
nor need , patients fear taking
sold nor say ill *Beat., be their
employment what It may.
Directions glees with eash
battle, Pries le. lid , end
2s. 91

'ANS, CHEMIST,
MULCT, DCWOHISTER
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

THOMAS COORS'.
Clink to the Board.

Dorchester. Feb. 3, 1973.

ELIZABITg BAKER, DISCIASED.

11DUREMANT to the Ad of Perligament, 22
ond 23 Vie., A 35, intltalre "An Ast to fmtber
erd the Law of Property and to relieve Trusters."
Norms is Hunt Onnr,—That ell ORIDITOSB
and other PERSONS Laving any CLAIMS of
DEMANDS apiest Rio ESTATE of ELIZABITH
BAXER, lete of Cern* Abbas, In tho County of Dona
Sploster, Deceased. who diet on the 12th day of
November, 1272, and whom Will, with two Codicils
thereto, was proved to the District Registry attached
to Her Ifalosty's Coort of Probst. at Woodford, by
Jose Fiascos Room sod HWY ?immix, taw
lineetio parood in the mid Will, see hereby requited
to mod in writlrg on or before the 1210 day of HAIM
Dent, the ;Articular. of Moir Debts or Claims to the
itodorstgood. the &Helms to tho said Executors, after
which date the said Exterutors will proceed to distribute
he Asset. of the teamed entong tba parties aotitled
hereto, havlog regard only to the Claims or Demands
of which limy shall then have bait notioe, 1114 the said
Eztonters will not be liable for tho said ANIOU so dis-
tributed to any PURIM of whore Debt, Claim, or
Dr mood they shall oot then ham bad notice.
Dated this 22nd day of Januttry. 1873.
•NDNEWb ant) POPE,
• Dorchester, Don't,
Solisitors to the said Egmentom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

FOR TOOTHAOIIK.
V A NS'Siimmodiatoly reliev ot es the morn
14 TOOTHACHE Geom. Sold lo bottles
SPECIFIC. lad., end Ir. lid. each.
MEN'S

POR CHILD!

COUGHB AND COLDS.
.A it. and effectual remedy for
Cough., Colds, bo. One trial
of Still element tasting medicine
will convinee that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever
offered to the public, by the
early use of whieh a very large
amount of suffiring will be
saved. Host important teati-
mes:dials could be given did
lipase allow, from pawns who
speak of it lbws :—" Portently
suoaerful."—" Instant relief,"
- I've the greatest hall in it."
—"Woul.bn, be Ivithout it on
SOT sooonnt."—"Qnite ours it
saved my chili's lit. ; had only
given nos dose, and within two
boor the ohild was quite
anotber creators." Fold in
bottles. 7ScL, It. let, and 2s.
9 L sash. Foil diesetlansaccom•
paly each bottle. ,

E VANS'S

CBILDRIIN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

POT iTO FS.

BOROUGH AND SPLTALIPIRLDS, FetDAT.—Thers
Ii • •toavi a demand for sound Roil nth potatoes at extreme
prioaa, while in foreign • falr bounties Is doing on former
terms. Annexed are the quotations :—Heal Reg.litig,
Win to 230. Rama and Kett Regents, 1254.;t0 200..;
ditto rooks, 95.. to ; Froneti round, 95.. t 130 s.
pair too. B,lgnzw kidneys, 7.. to 7.. 91. per hag.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

LATEST NEWS.
REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.
The position of the grain trade cannot be said to I
have altered In any mat.rrial Ocoee. Although the
spesulativ• *lenient is still almost entirely ar•otinta
the oonsumptivia demand has condoned on • full avenge
scale. and there is apparently no oteePeot ot
falling off In tha Inquiry. Inferior vl,est
bas been Irreguiv In value, but fins dry ramniew, from
tlis scarcity, hay. bon in request, and hay. toads
ocoaslonal'y ONE BfiILLINO PER QUARTER
MORE MONEY. That an. wheat way motions Grin
in value is more than probable, and a gradual &Jean«,
may be confidently relied upon ; but • rapid improve.
mantle not expected. Judging from ti,e reports received
from various parte of the continent and America. to
the exclusion of California, 'natl.i cbtentents are not
likely to be heavy, hence the prob.bi.ity of an savant*,
arbioli the cheapening tendency of ar.ney .111
date. Had it not been for the auporabundant baryon
In California, the range of prices here would have been
much higher than at present. A report from thentio
state's that propitiate are so cery favourable that as
stilt heavier mop in eapected next harvest. AB
rerartla Spring Coro,the tone his been firm,but bus Los
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

LYTCWITT If ATRAVgRB.

ODDFILLOWeRIT.—The annual finazoial meeting of
' the Loyal Prises of Wales lodge took piece on Monday
evening at the Rose and Crown inn, when about 30 of
the members were present. The notioe waysides the
meeting having been read, the secretary, Mr. Henry
D. Foot, brought forward his anneal report, whit&
was highly satisfactory. Rs stated that during the
I Year just ended they had been enabled. notwithstand-
, log • heavy iutrease of sick pay, to add 246 to the
investod capital of the lodge, making a total of £249.
The number of members at the commenoeutent of the
year was 46, Moos then they had Initiated 16, while
, only five had left through non-payment, that showing
an incomes of 11. After giving a detail of both the
reosipts and expenditure, the tkorotary invited mem-
bers to personally examine the mount. of the lodge
for themselves, and stated that be was always wink'
to products lit, books for that purpose. The Wane.
sheet was then declared to be satislaritory and duly
permed. At a suggeadoa from P.O. Pook a levy of one
shilling per member was made to defray the lock:lento'
expenses of the next hall-year, and • vote of thanks
was pawed by the meeting to those gentlemen who me
honorary members so kindly Roasted at thatr miniver•
sary in July last.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

THE NORTKPLAET DISASTER.

The Nor-th-frest-liall;f-littai -co-tnrat-t-es I;7e -resolved
to hand the little girl, Marla Taplio, over to the etre
of Miss Forster, sister of the Be 'lan Consul at Dover,
who made • tersonel apoeal to Mae Committee to be
allowed to take charge of the "dear little mite."
Os Sunday the body of • eland was poked up, mad on
Monday that of • woman. She wore • wedding risks:
and a keeper, and the only clothing warns dress and •
pair of b3ots ; her right hand wee sketched, and full of
human hair. It is conjectured that this hair is that of
a child, whoa* life the poor wrpnan was endeavottriog
to nave, .

The Board of Trade inked to award Mrs. Knowles a
handsome ketimonia , Dot pecuniary. in reeornition of
her lausbraod's gallantry. lira. Knowles is 24 years of
age and has • mean property worth about £4O per
manure. The I.)rd Mayor kid the ormorittes woald do
all in their power to secure her some material kipper'.
Varier'. pante wire made to the relstirce of the °Moen,
to prank mourning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

CERNN A BBAL

At a meeting of tho Cone li3erd of Guardians hold
lest week It was unanimously resolved to addtese the
following communication to Mr. J. H. Calmat.
COMO Abbas, 22ad January, 1873
ffir,—We, the undersigned, Guardians of tbe poor of the
Cense Union, in the County f Dorset, moat slooarely thank
you and thole anacistrates wbo 40 ably advocated the cause of
the miswrite throughout the county at the Wit gearless
Hastioluk by *mall Protesting against the decision of the
iTtUrto increme the wages of the polbs. We,
Ittepayen la Ude agricultural count asedbteli
itnowher thrst Use tanning Interest is egveral
ateceadve Na.... of the most adverse chara con.a. cter, r that
We tints Wooled to add a permanent and unsolicited charge of
A 1,200 a yew to the county expenditure a... ill-judged IM
the Increase 'UMW eppeare to be unnecesamq. Ds a body of
Guardians we never before no strongly feit the nommity of
fecal Timpani Boards, and have been Althorn's content to
have the management of our county Malcom Ida the magi.
trata• ; tot DOW WO earogiatly hope that the ensuing /Maim of
Parliament will in warm meaner* robe's us from that pruners
of direct taseska with which we are burdened. Trusting you
may long live to be the faith! ul Mend of the ratepayer. of
Dorset,
We beg to remain, Sir,
Your moat obedient aervaelta
(Signed) Nicosia. lteman, 4)1=1
BADOIL STUNS, Vtool4.
to b hall of the Huard of Guardbass.
To J. H. Calmat, S.q ; Bempatone.

WARSHAW.
Tita Rad of Edell beads the preathed aubeeription
Urn Was at the Basks la aid of Um minty ezeemdt.
ture oe behalf ed the South Beidp, If keratter isearred,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

SEUPPLI7O DISASTERS.

_
W. bs", wiaase weather at Ism, and oe litterday
there was a gale from the **award wtdsh del mu*
&mama At Yarmouth. a Bastian seheoser, the Marie
Nathan% °spiels Winks. from Hvisiagborg to Beimbel,
with oats, was deism ethers opposite the Nelms. *cow
meat. The crew—ems I. all with two Lowestoft
stasekumen WItO had takes Marge of the shlp on the
maim dev—were rommed by the lifeboat.
At Peps wee, the sebocaer Kam as Plymouth, seal
laden, drifted epos a mad-bark M the votresses of the
harbour. Gallantly the pilot miter manaed • beet,
which mashed the @sheep." before the Wettest meld
arrive, and brought ashore the maw, awdd the vigorous
sheers al the unsteady watching townspeople. The
Ito.* is a total wrest.

sir Clem Alpine, Cowls& Nilson, 3,600
thes, of Stlelds, from Antwerp to Liverpool with a
general sago. went ashore at Bieslibead, ca ts Lard
coast, sad die weat to pissed la am boar or teo. The
captain and twelve of the erew were lost, bet eigliteem
pima' were caved.
Lab o oa Saturday night the schooner Sarah, of Bea-
OMII WM sighted hi diitimas off BallariggatTihe Skarries
life boat promeded to her assistance with a it. al
eoastgoards sod isherrnen numbering eleven heads.
Melancholy to relete the ufe boat oapdeed and nine oat
elite el.•cu goea were drowned. The life bait waso
.14 the schooner was dashed almost to pieces ea
the Cerrabatis rooks. The ere., numbering ems
har.d,, were lost.
A wrack is reported from Mem Head. Name
atknown.

aeothe-r vessel Li reputed Ashore at Laylown. Are
miles from Drogheda. Ti. sea vie observed ashlar/
chow breeches over bar. The Drogheda Ida boat pro-
ceeded to her assisteace.

!Several large strewMeiling& and sailing vessels pat
Into the Tyne daring the storm, and tattered the
harbour safely, though the blinding showers rendered
it &Made to see the falx-way.
spare, planks. and otber wreckage have been sena
floating about Torbay, bat the sea was too cowls te
secure any. The body at a sailer bee Wen washed
ashore at Paignton, which leads te the presaniptisa
that a wreck ban oocarred not tat distant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

WOOL.

LONDON, FRIDAT. —The English wool market ia
exceedingly quiet, soteithatendiug the red aotion in th•
Blink raw of dime:mot ; but any downward inevament
in the vales of rhone qualities tic ticked by the
stooks offering. Infenoe kinds barely support previous
gaol anon&
BIRDPORD. THOUnoT.—Tho raduat'on In the
B.ok rate of diasouat memo to hill.) produoed a rethar
more cheerful fooling in this days market. In some
quartnrs than le is little more inquiry fur wool, but the
balk of staplers have *spanned no 'lunge in the
apathy preciously •xlating. The stooks In the hands of
plantar.; are reported to he very low, but aa 'cog as
order' for wonted yarn, crew ithhold, they oinoot go
Into the market to buy any great w•ight of wooL Primo
aro iseintained with tolerable firmness in far as they
are tested, though that. are butanes* of • slight eon-
(wastes being yielded.

---
RAY, AND STRAW, AND CLOVER.
TIIIOUDIT. —The supplies of hip
and Mover were again large, sod uonsiderably in enema
et the demood, wh:oh oostinued homy. M drooping
Print" mesdo• hey, 65.. to SO.. ; inferior
dac., 40.. to 604; prime clover. Kr. to Mt.; inferior
ditto, 50. to 90s ; end straw, 34.. to 401. per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

DORCHILSTZR BTRZILTI3.
To tAt Editor.

Where are our Ssavenrere ? Our streets, from one
end to the other, &recovered with show, lo souse plasm
very deep from what hae been swept from the bonne
sad the pavements; but sot a boaveoger has been seen
to help deer the wsy for the traffie, and carriages have
to labeler heavily throng% the half.fi aea mull of snow
and sleet. .

A RATIPATIML
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

• WHOLIBILI MURDERER.

lira Lydia Sherman, of Degbr. Opab— 10=41011h
=
ia April hat of having poisoood bar hothead, who
I. to be oestestood is a few days to imprisonment for
life has improved Um opportaaity 'Horded dews bar
oolvietion to rook.. fall end complete eciateedea el
her numerous orioles Amor Sine to report site sot oaly
acknowledges the murder of Horatio F. Sherman, bat
that of teveral other persons with whom she had
intimate relations, extending through a number of
yell/. 41
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

BROADMAYNI.

Term(OlitaL.—A7Purs—e—of £lO-1; been presented to
KM Rows, the late soboolmistrem, es a token of
appreciation of her long service'.
ODDOILLOWIf ?OMUTA.— Mr. W. Gibbous, • member
of the Bud of Hope (Dorohester) (Wife Howe died
anddeLly on Friday, aged 36, and wee buried on &today
afternoon in the Tilled., olturohyard. As • testimony of
nosp,ct 26 brethren In full regalia follow*, him to the
grave, and Bro. W. .1. W. Pike, of Dorchester, read at
the grave the Oddfellows' funeral address, with tilt,
annotion of Rev. P. D. 0. Sylvester, the officiating
minister.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

HORRIBLE SrORY Faoll MOROCCO.

The Gibraltar Chronicle of the 27th ult. says :—" La
A /law:a, a Jewish 'spar, publishes • horrible story from
lio•oceo, tho truth of which, vs oo 000firmaticus has
been received by wvy of Tsagiar, may well be doubted.
Aosordits to the A lino :a a rebellion broke out (the data
I. not giveo) not far from Tangier aolast the Sultan of
plop coo. It was speedily suppressed, and the Paola
of Ow Mettler, by way of puoishisg the falurgeots,
ordered the heeds of 40 of their principal men to besot
off. sr d notwithstanding that it was Saturday, Its (im-
pelled the Jewish baleen's to put them In salt, sad ao
sent loom to the Sultan,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

FOREIGN CATTLE

DEPTFORD, THOISDAY. —This marked promoted
Manic ..p.c. The Privy Gomel having reslndect the
crater for the compulsory landing of stamp from Ham-
burg'', ka. at Deptford, sontinsatal &Wenn°. eonsfito
to other market.. Th• bmats plowed under quarantine'
last Monday, affected with foot and mouth sow-
plaint, his. ham slaughter-id, and passed by the tearkot
cattle inspector, as et for sole, There use some best.
mos lath. eltughtm houses.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

142711-71031 !HI trAXII.III CONSUL.

Senor Don Urbane llontejo, the Spanish Comm'.
Gene•al, write. to ask the British publlo for the nresect
to suspend their judgment on tbe conduct of Capt.&
Berruti and the English and Spaniett crew of the
If tuillo. AV, ad, a military tribunal las taken
oognisanoe of the ow, and that everything which still
sequins to be wertained will be thoroughly and
4eredily sifted to the bottom, and th•t the full severity
a the law will then be applied as effecituidly at Cadiz
ft could beat Wcirolniter, I will, In the nesse of
my 'wintry, telt. upon me to guarantee. If it be found
thct Ceptain Berried and the ileglbh and Spanish crew
under hie eognotaud did. on the mournful night of the
23rd instant, reg:eot the duties pteeeribvel by the sods
of honour and the feelings of humanity, tuen most
asserivily taw liblitery Tribunal—which has already
taketfoogni,anee of the ow. and wham members are
composed of otetingniabed ofleers of t'.,e Royal Navy
—will speedily tote them f.,11 that MeLla and Ceuta
do not crud in vale. Lot me adi, In oonelueiou, that
es OM Speoldulag, in oacca it. the peaooat, allows leo
most ample liberty of intervention to all baying a title
eo swede* it, no reiacateble doubt ought to ealet that I
gbe Ariel sada of judos will be tally vindicated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

dUNtli FEMALES.
'These Pills are prepared roe
Iyour: feinele., who buffer from
the followtag symptoms : Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the lease exer-
tion, palpitation of the heart,
paina In the back and lions,
beadashe sad gled Wire on steep-
ing, extreme pallor sod yellowish
hne of complexion, eweling
about the eyes I. the mender,
swelhog of the feet, short dry
moth, bad appetite, great
laaeour and liste-sea.s, with a
variety of other ampoule all
indicating deficitsg energy of
EtA4 system ao the cause, to re-
medy and remove which the..
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. EVANS. eat sold
in bete. 1. Ig4 sad 2,91. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04

WOOL.

RUM! AY Amman —Os Tuesday afternoon last, as
the four o'slosk dorm goods train was nearing Wool,
the axis el sow of the salt vans broke, throwing the
vans and some trades sad earriagas off the metals,
tearing up the down Ilse few sissirly • quarter of a mile.
A staff of men were at epos 'Wised to repair the
road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

E mpMal Varliament

HOUSE OF LORDS.
VOlSAY—Pmellee was Enda with a few bills, ine'udlsg the
Custodyof Infante Bill, which vne read • woond time.
Tollll,lT.—L.ord Lanassasts called attention to the state of
OUT reefeltellt Obi 11;110T, 50 rewsrds Its seaworthiness end the
safety of the crews and pursue*, and °shorted lb. Guern-
meat to lose no time In appotriting the promised c winnisdon
and prosecuting the Inquiry.
Lord Gowns declined to discuss the question in detail. as
the c ,mmiseion wu nearly formed, and he believed Its eon-
vir.ttin...eiut!de hße publc.d,l4shed in.. the course of • week by the
Lord Ilaunismar toyed that thn facts itilegad by Kr.
Plimsoll were so knout nt that It became Imperative upon
the Government to take Imam Kato action In the matter.
Lord Cow's& re-joined that unseawon Illness and overloading
were, in the opinion Of the Government, the two subjects
Which ouiht at ono, to be investizatoil and retuned sPon.'
Tucasur.—The laminas was merely of • formal character,
and occupied but a few minute.,
PIUDAT.—IIte Custody of Infanta Bill passed through cow.
n3ittee.

The *wools of Stussuat rose to move lor • whorl caw
mitt. to Inquire into the &allure elf mid by the exletleff
Ism for the Investment of capital he the Improvement of laud,
when

Oasiviu.a ststod that, it was unusual to move for a
committee on no important a emblem no a day's notion, and
asked the noble Marquis it he would postp.tais his motion until
Monday.
The Marquis of Ssussuar assented. and the motion vu
acccrlingly postponed.
The flwitardly IAI.I Amendment 11111, and the Poor Allot-
ments Bill were read a third Urns and pun&
lisrußDAY.—Tilin LOW* rind • wooed and third rime, sod
pseud. the eons° IdatedtPund (C 9,317,3111 IDs. AL) MIL
Both House. sat st tutlf-past, six ceoLick, I.sr the purpose of
hearing he Royal anent 1011111 by commission to the Comas-
Ildatad Fund (C9,317,1141l 19s. At) and other Bills.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

A MUDIN ASSIZt.

On Toted') morals( the Shod' of Norwich presented
Mr. Baron Martin with.. pair of white gloves, • maiden
•••'L, having o :carved forth. first tune were 1830. Th•
learned Baron, in amiepting the gift, mid it was oreditable
hi • lents cite likc Norwich to bi so free from crime;
bat it was only • specimen of wh tit was going on all
over it. isouctry. H. thoucht this ws• due to the
people being better educated, betler employed, end
itttitg better wages. Thle kept them from t.mcittion,
aid eaabled them to live honestly and sapplrt thme
(amnia% He hoped the prelim{ state of thitto would
long continue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

Vampsbirt.

RINGWOOD.

Several dee 'Almon here bees seen in the river lately,
and imam, good sport may be antioipated this semen.
The water is now in good order.

BouttimmollllL

Tag (XIMSMAWterili CAMDIDATI POI CII3IKOIIOIOIL
--Ott Henry Drummond Wolf, K.C.11.0. addressed
meeting at Branegove on Tuesday night. In explaining
the principles of the Conservatives, DO took *recite to
them ter 'moderation and gentlemanly forbearance is
political struggles, which lie hoped would always exist.
He contrasted the promises made by the Liberals with
their performaDoes, which, he mid. were eakalsted to
damage tin oondition of the working dames, and had
entirely failed to mottle Irish ditioultiaa If the wadi
-
Hon of the working elasses had Improved it was owing
to the egos's% progress of the eoustry. He thought
the most likely person to aseLe the Conservative party
was Mr. Gladstorie himself, for the failure of all the
K=isei and delusive expectations held oat by him and
by his tarty was radially hennaing the country to feel
that a moderato, sound, progressive Conaervatisen was
Its real polity. He severely orittsiend the foreign policy
of the Government, erpeoliall• in regard to tie late
arbitration, and after maintaining the siscamity for a
I wend religious education, he contested the richt of
dissenters te interfere is any way with the Church. A
vote of soughings iii the honourable candidate was
pared unanimmeely.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

Wan MILTON.

Cloaca Orntru.—This elegant 'traders, which
eacupke a beautiful and commending idte and owes ite
origin to the Ven. Archdeacon Sanctuary, Mrs. Banc-
taary, and C.ptain Sanduary, RN., was formal,
opened by license on Tuesday lad, when the weather
was truly insgoillegat, the j 'you' event taking
' pled under the most auspicious aircumetwooes. The
church is designed to sooommociate about 2(10 persons,
and is uuqoestionab!y one of the hands >mod and mod
imposing buildings of the kind in the oousty, a mono,
Wont of merilostoce, Lade awl skill combined. Divine
..rvl..wasooo,messsdat lialt-uses deems o'clock, the
' church being thronged. Tho Yen. Arohdestoon sad hie
curets °Hided, the former annoucolog within the
deer rads that she church was formally opened by
Ilpenee. It will shortly be tiou.scretod by the Lord
ashop of the diode*. After the service a numerous
walnut, of friends partook of the hospitality to which
they had been generously invited by t. Benotaary,
at his reeirksoa. Amongst those present were the
Von. Arehdeacion Sanctuary (who presided). Mn.
Bem4aary. Ospbain Sauctaary, the ILO. H. Brenda
(rester at Holy Trinity, Dorchester), the Rev. Probes.
dery Smedley (Bradpote), the Rev. Austin-Goltday,the
Bev. L J. L. B. Flestelowe (vicar of Bridport), Mr.
Middleton, Miss Middleton, Mrs. Luttrell, and Mrs.
Gundry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

PIDDLETRENTRIDE, DORSET.

TO BE SOLD BY

4 CCTION, BY

- • - -
yiR. GILES SYMONDS, st the NEw
.. In Pinnurrasprenron, on TUESDAY, the Ist
day of APRIL next. at 4 s'sloek in the afternoon
(subject to mob oonditione as will he then sod there
procured), it. andormectlonsd FREEHOLD DWELL.
HOUSE, BAKERY, LAND and PREMISES, situate
In the parish of Piddletrenthide aforesaid, in the
following or such Lots as shall he determined on at the
time of Sale.

Lor that lIIIPSUAGE or DWIILLINO-
HOUSE with the Bekeboure, Garden and piece of
Land in rear thereof, in the occupation of Mr. A.
" DArrs.

—it:W.-I—All that Piece of GARDEN LAND adjoining
the last wentioeed LA with et,* Carpenter's Shop
cod Saw Pat thereon, and tie Orchard thereto belong-
ing, containing together cue sere (more or lee.), in
the occupatioa of the said A. Davis.
The above Premises are very rolvaotsgeou.ly situated
and c ffor a desirable opportunity for investment. Au
szter..ivs Bakery business has for some years put been
carricd on upon Lot 1.
To clew tEe ermine apply to the TINANT, and for
farther partia..lers to Ileurs. APDRIIIII and Pon,
Solicitors, Dorchester. or to the Atortopsza.
. .

Doreb4ta—r Ilth Mar* 1873.
DORSET COUNTY FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
Presfrhist—Sir E. B. RAKER, But.

!THE -i-NNISAL MEETING of the above
socirry will be bold et Pawner, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 171 h, 1873.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

RE•ELOPEMENT OF A LADY WITH A
COACHMAN.

SOW few weeks ago • great deal of astonishment
we. caused at Nottingham awl tbe villages near
Newark and houthwoll by the elopement if a yrung
lady of fortune with her father's coalman. rie
&ways were traced to Jersey, whither they were
followed by two of the lady'a brothers, and after an
absence of several webs she yiel,ed to the 'swats-
Idiots cf tome Weed, and was Indus, 1 return to
her home, near South wall. She was followed to Not-
tingham by the a:IIMM coschinati, who is some fifty
years of age, and hail a wife and accent growl-up
bu,, oaks the lady, there was to nasal Loine
to welcome ht. return, fir dark; his absence Mex. Coaeh•
man had obtained hem the magistrates an order to
proti ct her Roods and chattels from her faithless
Laotian t. The love- torn coachman, soothed by Ma
wife lad discarded by his mistreas, took op his .Lode
at a •ell-knowu inn in Nottingham. Tn. lady, is
seems, has been in the habit of coming to Nottingham
every Sabbath-day for the purpose if attending a plate
of worrhip, end it moat be on one of these journeys
that the met with the disconsolate coachman, to whom
proteatations she had balort4iine lint • willing oar.
arreacemonth were made for a town elopement, and
no Monday the lady once more left her beano and
filen, a, who ocenpy a big ely rerpratialde poet:len. It
is said that the young ledy took train to Thutbarton,
the ne.rest thation to bar f.ther's le/aide-ea, at at the
ni Ot otallun she was jatued by the coachman, whose
ran • is Jell, and in oboes c,mpany she proceeded to
Nottin,,hatu. It is Asti,' that the venlig lady he. a
life lu:otu, of £4OO per. year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

LODIBS.

Mawr or Tux CArrurrocat HORT AT LODI= Mom
—On Tuesday this pact met at Loden Conn, the ..at
of Sir Xolynetic Hyde N•peen, Bert. (and high
Sheriff of the °aunty for the prompt year). Among
those pre•ent were llama Peter Cox (Bemoloster),
E. P. Gundry, J. M. P. Moots," W. Pope, N. M.
Loggio, W. B. Turner, ftsw.ius, Donning. and 0. 8.
loigio, S. 14,11 ft elto .11 ties), A.
Tooker, J. Knight, FL Werrsu, B. Cleat, T. Gilchrist,
and about 40 of the sportemeu of Bricipert, sad •
goodly train of otrrlsges with ladies, which the
splendid winther had attrecol. Tao bantams* and
whippers-in having refreshed themselves on the ltwo,
the gentlemen of the bunt were entertains' to •
splendid luncheon in the Msnor-hall. The Int cover
Ides! was Press Wood, then Btebb and Teo Airs
Coppjera, where • fox wee started, and ran by Egger.
don MU to Stmisiombe. One incident of ttup hunt is
worth repordiog. via, Mr. W. C. Turner, riding Old
Limsriest, the winner at the West lionterast Steeple
Chases, tram challenged to leap • very high fends. Ur.
Turner Ameptscd it, •ad Old Limerick cleared it in
'pineal sty le, to the astonishment of the on.lookent.
Nut within the memory of the oldest inhabitants has •
peek of hounds met at Loden. •od, if not "all the
world and his wife," all the parish turned out, as well
set hundreds of pedestrians from Bridport and the
losality, to witness it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

IL&RRIAL3IB.

March 20, M Chideock, Bridport, by the His. H. W.
Wintoonh, Francis, *scald son of Mr. John Hammett,
Bournemouth, to FL latheth, fourth danghtm of th•
tato Mr. Hobert Homer. enideook, Bridport,
Montt 20, at St. Mary's Coareh, Powerstook, by the
Veo. Arobdwoou Sanctuary, Mr. Andres Johnsoo, of
" Y.Arkshire to Ada Nebel Adeline, youngest
daughter of Mr. kaehard Haoaford, of Nettlsoombe,
Donut.
March 25, at the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, }kW
port, by the Bev. J. Thomas, Mr. Boturt Sadden,
Bridport, t, Mime Mary Wekely of the same place.
Marsh 27, at St. Mary's Church, Wareham, by the
Rev. R. S. Cepa, ILL James Push, of Wombed', to
Miss Mary Randall, youngest daughter of the late Mr.
Samuel }Laudall, of the mama phaco.

DIATBS.
March 17, at Bournemouth, aged 19 years, Milli,
wait &righter of the liar. H. C. Stubbs, Principal of
Training College and Clergy Daughters' Society,
Warrington, Limashire.
March 18, at Brook House, net Stourton, Mr. Henry
akar, aged 7L
March sa, at ghat Leah:ll7, James, youngest sou of
John Ball, emoh-builder, aged 3 year..
March 21, at St. Michael's lane, Bridport, Mary Jane,
raughter of Mr. Johu Haloes, aged bmoths.
March 22, at Ilarlot.street, Ace a lingering
Woes., Lund with Christian rodguation, Martha Jane,
the second and beloved daughter of Mr. Samuel
Martin,
March 22. at Bournemouth, whither she had gone for
the benefit of her health, Lydia Selina, fifth daughter
of James Hammes. of Southgate, N., formerly of
Northampton-squaie.
March 23, at Southetreet, Bridport, Mary rellot, of
the late Mr. John Deem, ooachhuilder, aged 76 years.
Match 23, at the kieg's Arnie Tap, Dorchester, Mr.
cheweid,,, Garrett, aged 43, dftply regretted.
March 23, at Bournemouth, Claud* Robert Roes, aged
12 years and 4 mouths, third ion of Aim Sag.,
of Marley, Bonet.
Marsh 25, at Grove Bafidlain, Darahastio, Mr. Robert
Edward*, aged 41 years. •
Marsh M at Strraak-streat, In the parish if Brad-
pa* Blisat;eth, wife of the late Mr. Joseph Ward,
apt 76 yeare.
March 26, at Bowood, mach ralpsotad. 111 her 761 k
Zr. fiaserinali, widow of the late William James Cols; of Netherbury.
March 26, at Yaddletown, Mr. Matthew Peal, a blown agrontittniat, aged 70 yews
Mandl 23, at Shroton, Mn. Mary Painter, aged 91
prim
Usti& 28, at Bland/ord. Emily Beatrise, infant
danahlter of Mr. Charles Oaks, aged 10 menthe.
Marsh 24, at Blandford, Mrs. Mies Palmer, aged 24
years.
Match 25, at Tarrant &whim, Ma. Jam, Haat, aged
80 years.

Baer,

ds-iibi

Primed bad Pabbabad, ab 8, Itirb•lshais Wag* Danhember_ ,by ateala ATMS, the Pariah el lady Triek, ter and sad
Absiday, Afertri.6Bllll7a:

I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

14iss Slosh. the property el Mr. J. W. James,
of Mappowder
tt Prime Fat Hellen and Steen
2 Fat Heifers 2 Ditto 2 Ditto
2 tiiito 2 Ditto 3 Ditto
I Ditto 2 Ditto
2 Freak Barrerers 2 Ditto 3 Dial°
4 Ditto 6 Ditto
44 Cows and Heifers with Caine
6 la-omit Cows and Ilifen
4 Pitt Halls
Pure-bred 2-yeer Devoe 801 l
tkod Wortley Deem Bull
6 Hoy Polls
IS Tat Caters
50 Price* Fat Horn Wethere 16 Dille 10 Otto
15 Fat Meade, Kern "MPH
30 Fat Down Wethers and P
rat Down Westboro 20 Ltitto 10 Ditto
20 Fat Down Rues 10 Ditto 10 Ditto
20 Fat orwebred Sheep
50 Prime Fat crow-bred lAmbr
20 Fat Lambs
20 allow Down Tetra
13 Horn Ewes with Twin Lambe
6 Horn Couples
12 Horn Fires with crow-bred Lambs •
150 Born Wether Lamb. In fresh twaditdon, trot by
Rams fr. r.l Mr. H. Mayo's oelebrated Flock,
the property of Mrs. HUD, of Binoombe, to be
*old in Lots of 50
Early Enter, are solicited, so that the Stook may
100 advertised.
Commlevion-44. in the .£ on WO* and Stomp; 5
Per Cent. on dorms and Implements. Framed' of
Halo paid to Vendors ram* day.

SALE THIS DAY crlnsnAY).

VA LL'A BLS FR FEn OLD DWELLING-UOUSIL
LAND AND PRIM IBM: