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SOIREE IN USE CASTLE. The Tenth Annual Soiree In aid of the Funds of the Usk Mechanics' Institute will be held, by the kind permission of His Grace the DUKE oF BEAUFORT, in the above Castle, On Monday July the 11th, 1859 The Royal Monmouthshire Militia Band will be in attendance. Tea on the Tables from Four to Six o'clock. Tickets, to Members of the Institute, and Children under twelve years of age, Is. each to Non-Members, Is. 6d. each. JAMES CORMICK, Hon. Sec. SPECIAL TZFLAXlSrS Will leave Usk at 9 20 p.m. for Pontypool Town, and at 10 p.m. for Monmouth, calling "at the inter- mediate stations. Ordinary return tickets will be available by these trains. The principal Tradesmen of Usk will CLOSE THEIR SHOPS at Three o'clock in the afternoon of the day of the Soiree PARK TERRACE, PONTYPOOL. TO be LET, with Immediate Possession, a beauti- tifully situated and newly erected HOUSE, consisting of two parlours, five bedrooms, kitchen, brewhouse, and every other convenience, now in the occupation of Mr. Taylor.—Apply to Mr. DAVIES, Winning Horse, Pontypool. PONTYPOOL. TAKE NOTICE that WM. RENDALL continues to Post Bills, Clean Windows, Beat Carpets, Attend Sales, Remove Furniture, Deliver Circulars, on the Shortest Notice and on the most Reasonable Terms. Residence, Canal Bank, Pontypool. GEORGE RUDGE, & Co., BEGr to inform purchasers of MANURES that they are prepared to supply PERUVIAN GUANO, genuine as imported by Gibbs, Bright and Co., and direct from their warehouses. Also, Norrington and Co.'s celebrated SUPER-PHOSPHATE, at X7 per ton, and :their other ARTIFICIAL MANURES all of the best quality. G R. & Co. are glad to say, that all their friends who favoured them with their orders for the above Manures last year, are so well satisfied that they are increasing them this year. Reference kindly permitted to Mr. George Williams, Slovat Farm Matthew Ion, Roshwen. James Phillips, Tresteven. John Knipe, Llanvrechva. Richard Eley, Green Lawn. All kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS supplied at manufacturers prices. Pontypool, March, 1859. GEORGE CHARLES RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he sup- JLL plies, at any Station on the Coleford, Monmouth, articles, afTthe lowesFpri^^r—nv of the following BEST RED ASH COAL (Cefn-y-Crib Vein). LIME, for either Building or Agricultural purposes. PAYING, BRICKS, SLATES, & PANTILES, of the very best quality. Any other BUILDING MATERIALS. SALT for Farming or Domestic use. u s K. TO BE LET, and may be entered upon immediately, a HOUSE arid SHOP, situated in Old Market- street.—Apply to Mr. PARKER, Llanbaddock. TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. PARTIES VISITING THE MEMORABLE Ruins of Raglan Castle, Will find every accommodation, combined with reasonable charges, at the SHIP INN, RAGLAN. N.B.—No charge for hot water, crockery, or knives and forks. SPRING FASHIONS! JAMES~WILLIAMS Has on shew at his shops in USK and RAGLAN, a new and extensive STOCK of all The Novelties of the Season! Also, a large assortment of PLAIN GOODS for Domestic Uses. In the Ladies' Department Will be found a variety of Materials, suitable to all classes. It will contain a large assortment of Mantles, Shawls, Silks, Hats and Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Sfc. The Mourning Department Is also renewed with LONDON-MADE BONNETS, CAPS, &c., and he has engaged very experienced Milliners. Fashionable Parasols, Gloves, Hosiery, Trimmings, &c In the Gentlemen's Department Everything from the HAT to the HOSE, will be found complete. GEORGE CHARLES, USK, HAS been appointed Agent by the "Western Counties and General Manure Co. for SUPER-PHOSPHATE, Potatoe, Mangold, Grass, and Com MANURES, BONE-DUST, NITRATE OF SODA, &c. BEAUFORT ARMS INN, USK. JOHN THOMAS RESPECTFULLY announces to the public that -tt he has taken to the above inn, and trusts by supplying articles of genuine and best qualities, and by paying every attention to the comfort of his cus- tomers, to merit their support. WELL AIRED BEDS—GOOD STABLING—NEAT WINES GENUINE SPIRITS. WANTED a Respectable YOUTH, as an AP- W PRENTICE to the General DRAPERY TRADE. Xlso, APPRENTICES to the MILLI- NERY and DRESSMAKING.—Apply to Messrs. -DAVIES and POTTER, Drapers, Pontypool. THOMAS RODERICK, CHEMIST, PONTYPOOL. AGRICULTURAL SEEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. GENUINE HORSE & CATTLE MEDICINE. PATENT MEDICINE & PERFUMERY. ..Agent for the celebrated Rctrey's Horse and Cattle Food' MONMOUTHSHIRE. CALDICOT, SHIRENEWTON, & ST. ARVANS. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE BY AUCTION, BY IsKJR J" DAVIS, At the White Hart Inn, Caldicot, On MONDAY, the 18th day of JULY, 1859, At 12 for 1 o'clock precisely (unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, subject to such con- ditions of sale as shall be then produced), THE UNDERMENTIONED ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD PROPEBT Y3 IN THREE LOTS, YIZ. :— LOT 1. — A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of a conve- nient t- sized Shop, Parlour, Kitchen, and Back- Kitchen, on the Ground Floor, and three Bedrooms over, with a large Garden in front, and a spacious Yard behind situate in the parish of CALDICOT, and now in the occupation of Mrs. DALTON. This Lot is very conveniently situated near the Cross, in the centre of the Villiage of Caldicot, adjoining the high road leading from Chepstow to Magor, and premises belonging to Mr. Stephen Prosser and Miss Bowen. The House is in ex- cellent repair, and the Premises are from their situation well adapted for a general Shop, which has been carried on there for some years. LOT2.-A FREEHOLD MESSAUGE or DWELLING HOUSE, with Barn, Stable, and Shed attached, and about Seven Acres of very pro- ductive Pasture and Arable Land, situate in the Parish of SHIRENEWTON, and now in the occupation of William Brown, as tenant thereof. This Lot is very pleasantly situated, has a good aspect, and commands extensive views of the River Severn, the Bristol Channel, and sur- rounding country.: it adjoins premises belonging to Mr. William Long, William Ford, Mrs. Jones, Mr Alexander Waddington and an ac- commodation road, and is distant about 1 mile from the village of Shirenewton, 5 miles from Chepstow, 7 from Usk, and 4 from the Portskewet Station on the South Wales Railway. LOT 3. A FREEHOLD MESSAUGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of one Sitting Room, Kitchen and Back-kitchen on the ground floor, and 4 Bedrooms over, with a good Garden at- tached, situate in the parish of ST. ARVANS, and now in the occupation of Mr. William Hill, as tenant thereof. Also, a COTTAGE or TENEMENT adjoining, and under the same roof, consisting of one Sitting Room on the ground floor, and 2 Bedrooms over, with a good Garden attached, now in the occupation of Mr. Charles Roberts, as tenant thereof. This Lot is situated in the centre of the pleasant Village of St. Arvans, on the road from Chepstow to Tintern Abbey, and within half-a-mile of WyndclifF, having a good frontage to the Turn- pike Road of 40 feet, and extending backwards 161 feet, and is bounded by the Court House and premises belonging to Mr. William Howell. The respective Tenants will show the Lots, and any further Particulars may be obtained of the Auctioneer Ash Cottage, Chepstow or of T5 A T -NW-EHVR SR "M\>T? fi;ATSr Solicitors, Chepstow.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

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