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liOROUGH OF EATH. NEATH NEW FAIR. To i-i, i-e and Cattle Dealers, Graziers, Butchers, Sfc. ■TWJOTiLE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that a FAIR jLA for the Sale of Horses. Cattle. Swine, Sheep, and W ool, will be held within this Borough, on SAT Ult- DAY, the 30th day of MARCH next, and will be held henceforth on that dav in everv year. By order of the Town Council, D. POYVKLL, Neath, February lltb, 1839. Town. Clerk. TO LAND SURVEYORS. PERSONS desirous of CONTRACTING for the Admeasurement and Mapping of the Parish of LLANhLLY, In the Countv of IiRFXOV, in conformity with the Regulations of the Tithe Commissioners for England and Wales, and for apportioning the rent charge tlit-reon under a voluntary commutation of miking use of old Plans, are requested to send Tenders (postage paid) to Messrs. Gabell and Son, Solicitors, Crickho'.veil, on or before the 13th day of MARCH next; such Ten- ders specifying the price per acre of admeasuring and mapping the lands not already mapped, and the price per acre of reducing to the required scale the old Maps and also the price in gross of apportioning the whole rent charge. The estimated quantity of Land in the Parish is 2500 acres, exclusive of Common Lauds. One copy only of the plan and book of reference and appointment is required. Crickhowell, Feb. 13tb, 1E39. NEWPORT DOCK. To Quarrymen and Masons. ANY Persons desirous of undertaking to raise STONES at TEN-Y-CYVM QUAKltY, near Kisca, and deliver the same at the DOCKS at NEWPORT, may see the Specifications of the Work to be performed, at the Engineer's Office, at the Docks, and may deliver Sealed Tenders for performing such Work, to the Secre- tary, Jer. Cairns, E;q., at Newport, on or before the 21 st day of FElittUARY instant; the Tenders to be en- dorsed Tender for Ten-y-Cwm Quarry." Security will be required for the due performance of the Contract, and the Committee will not pledge them- selves to accept the lowest Tender. JAMES GREEN, Engineer. Newport Dock, 4th February, 1839. F ARM TO LET. 2To he 11.(t, FROM THE 25TII DAY OF MARCH NEXT, I^HE FARM of IvlL-Y-FRA.VE, consisting of -™- about 120 Acres of good sound Turnip and B.irley Land, and particularly well adapted for Sheep; situate within Six Miles of two of the best Markets in W ales. For particulars, or to view. apply to David Davies, Glauoranc, near Neath, Glamorganshire. Letters to be post paid. FOR SALE, AT PMNLLYNE COURT, NK-Ui COWBR1DGE, SEVERAL THOUSAND POLES of SCOTCH SPIiUCE, See., some of Twenty Years' growth, in Cords, Half-cords, or Single Trees, calculated for Building, Fencing, Ladders &c.; a great part cut down readv for immediate use. Also some standard OAK, ELJI, ASH, LIME, &c., of large dimension. Also, TO BE SOLD, in MARCH or APRIL next, BY AUCTION, at the SALMON" AltMS INN, at LA T\\i' • .i 51)RK, a quantity of LARCH POLES, growi.il a the Garthfawr Farm; and from Twenty to Thirty Acres o: fine Coal Pit and other TIM 15Kit of Twenty Ye^rs growth and upwards, growing in the VnrdrR Wood, through which the New Road from New Mill to Merthvr, and the 'faff Vale Railroad pass. All applicai'ns (if by letter post paid) to Mr Edmund lenkin. Puutrvthin Farm, St. Alary Hill, near Cowbridge. ?; LA MO R G AN S HIR E. VALUABLE OAH. SH, de. OTHER TIDInEn. O tr ;bolb 11;: Uttion, BY MR THOMAS EVANS, Oil 9th da-vof at the BKAR INN, in the Town of BHIDGEND, at Three o'ClacV in the Afternoon, (subject to such conditions as *ha" 'i rhen and there produced), the following valuable 'J imber, viz:— LOT I. OMv TIMBER TREES, with Top, Lop, up. Bark, growing in Gwain y Ran Glawd.l, fir > Pandv, an 1 Felin Fach Wood, marked proeressivelv w»r!i white paint from 1 to 383. LOT 2—032 OAK TIMBER TREKS with Top, Lop, :tlld fuk, ¡;"ing in G";)!11 JOlla [{pc" and Ffoe;; Wooc. marked progressive'y with white paint, roa N'o. i to 532. LOT;3,J..130AK TIMBER TREES with Top, Lop, cow; rLg in and Ha. Growing in Gwain Lwyd Wood, marked pro- gri '-siveiv with white paint, from Vo. 1 to 433. f.oT Large OAK POLES with Top, Lop, and Ba.k, growing in Gwain yr ran Glawdd, Tir y Pandy, tn.) Kelin Fach Woods, marked with red paint. 1,0, 5.—170 Large OAK POLES with Top, Lop, and Bir>, in Gwain Lwyd, marked with red paint. LOT 6—145 Large 0\K POLES with Top, Lop, and Bark, growing in Gwain Jobn Rees, and ifoes Orfidd Wood, marked -i.i red paint. LOT 7. — :3I ASH TDIBER TREES, with Lop and Top. grov. iiig ir. different parts of the above-mentioned woods L vr- 3.—50 SYCAMORE TREES, with Lop and Top, growing also in different parts of the above-mentioned woods. L.,7 9. About Four Acres of fine 0 kK POLES, grow- ;ne in G-jin Lase, adapted for Railiugs, Coal-pit Timber, and o'her purposes. Th above Trees are standing in the Parish of New. castle, Hal: a Mile from the Dytfryn Llynfy Rail Road, Six Miles from the Port of Porthcawl, Two and ahalf Miles from the Town of Bridgend, and Six Milts fr.,m the Maesteg Iron Works. They are of excellent quality, and most of the Oak very lengthy and adapted for Naval and cleft purposes. Mr Thomas Borren, is appointed to shew the same, and for farther particulars apply (if by letter, post paid), to the Auctioneer, Beat Imi, iLidgend. GAZETTE AND GUARDIAN OFFICE, High Street, Merthyr Tydvil. CLEAN and PERFECT COPY of the OXFORD ENCYCLOPEDIA TO BE SOLD, for £ 6 6s., Published unbound, at £ '13 17s. 4d. The Work is in par-; and half-parts, and will form, when bound, six Quarto Volumes, and one Supplemental Volume, of 1,000 ,a7ei each. AnpiyT if hy letter postage paid, at the Guardian Office, Merthyr. M r H'HYR G U A IvDIAX. The GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, and BRECON •> vZRTTE, and V is published r.ariy e-ery Saturday morning, containing the latest in- teliig-ace. It i* circulated very largely both in the printipAiity and u the neighbouring Counties of England, t AtCf ,Jo.¡J. or 53. per Quarter. NEW AGENTS Ai,il:,(ITED AT 'rHE FOLLOIVI.'IG I'LACI-.S EMBROKE, Mr B. c- Treweelss, Chemist and bookseller. TENBY, Mr John Eowe, Ironmonger, el Hig-h Street. N r. \V C ASTLS E I L Y N, Mr William Jones, Printer and Stationer, nridl-end House. ABERGAVENNY, Mr C. St. Phillips, Auctioneer. BUIDGEND, Mr David Jenkias. an,l STA-,IC)NEitS, POST-OFFicr ••ern-'y, or any other ReSPECTA tJLIi TRADESMEN, jug exter,.ive connectionr, in the couii!iei of Glaii,or- •, M and 13reera. ail Agency for the Tf ti aca GUAKDIAN will be found to offer con- critMe a .vantages. ry mfcrniatiou may be obtained on application, r persona.lv or by letter, to the Publisher, at the :e, ilerthyr Tydvi. T TO ADVERTISERS. following is ii. • scale of Advertisement charges s. d. 10 L.n'-s, or under 5 0 14 — 7 0 8 6 —- -—— It 0 10 13 6 :r>i — 15 0 I' if It* Lines, or h If a column 30 0 A whole'-oluinn 50 0 Art&is- for ( very additional column. „* /lit;f1F'l'a¡'¿" rand A hiertusing Accounts are payable Quarterly, Will be Published in a Few Days, I BY MR LEWIS, SURGEON, OF DO'.VLAIS, LECTURES, on the Principles and Practice of SURGERY. Pi ice 6d. each and may be had Monthly at the Office of the Merthyr Guardian; also, at Mr Lewis's, Surgery, Dowlais. Other Agents will be appointed in the course of next week. Dowlais, February 15th, 1839. THE SCHOONER CELERITY. Williams, Master, IS NOW I.OADING, at COTTON'S WHARF, A TOOLEY STR BUT, LONDON, l"*or Cardiff, Newport, Merthyr. Aherqavcnny, Brecon, Monmouth, Pontypool, Cambridge, Bridge-id, and places adjacent, AND WILL POSITIVELY S ill, ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2dth. 1839. For Freight, &c. apply to the Master, on P>oard Mr n. Burton, iin., Newport; Thomas Richards, Abergavenny Messrs Winstone, Prosser and Co. Brecon, Mr Smith, the Wharfinger, London; or to Mr H. H. Parry. Agent to the Cardiff, Newport, and London Shipping Company, at Cardiff. London, February, 2D:h, IS39. -!Pringrub" Curnptftir T&xvwt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the GENE- HAL ANNUAL MEETING of the Trustees of the said District will beheld, at the WYNDIIAM A RMS INN, in the Town of BRIDGKND, in the County of GLAMORGAN, on SATURD\Y, the 9th day of MARCH next, at the hour of Twelve at Noon, in pur- suance of an Act passed in the third and fourth years of I the reigu of his late .Majesty King William the Fourth. intituled c. An Act requiring the Annual Statements of Trustees or Commissioners of Turnpike Roads to be transmitted to the Secretary of State, and afterwards laid before 1 arliameut." WM. MORGAN, Clerk to the Trustees of the solid District. Bridgend. 9th Feb 11339.

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