DORSET

TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by JOHN WARR, on Wednesday and Thursday the 28th and 29th Days of November, 1810, without reserve; All the neat and valuable HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE, LIVE and DEAD STOCK, &c. late the Property Mr. Thomas Lang, deceased, at Clenham Mills, in the Parish of Netherbury, near Beaminster —Comprising handsome, four-post and other bedsteads, with dimity and other furnitures; four very good feather beds, bolsters and pillows, mattrasses, quilts, counterpanes and blankets carpets; two mahogany dining tables; mahogany chest of drawers; neat mahogany and other chairs; night table and basin stands; pier and dressing glasses; a very good eight-day clock and case; china, glass and earthen ware; fire irons and fenders; kettles and boilers; all the kitchen furniture; brewing and dairy utensils; twelve hogsheads of  prime cider and casks; a quantity of empty calks; beam, scales, and weights; a large new baking trough, and other utensils; two pair of exceeding good French mill stones; flour machine; smut ditto; bunt and cloths; large flour bags, and tarpaulin; four exceeding good Cart Horses, one good Cart Mare; one Dairy Cow in calf; harness for five horfes; one Waggon, Cart, and Sull; one rick of good Meadow Hay; a large rick dry Wood, and many other useful articles. The SALE to begin precisely at Eleven o Clock each Day.—The Live and Dead Stock will be Sold the First Day.