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■ CARMARTHEN SHIRE. BT LLAKtUNNOR AM) LLANDDAftQG m- INCLOSUfiE. J w —j tl-t Commissioners appointed to iwy V T into rxefcntion an Art of Parliament, made arid > 'i,m!;cd in the Oth year of the Reign of his present Majesty, PntiiuW, i n Act for inclosing Lands in the Parishes of i,iaiagimnor and Llanddarog, in the County of Car- |i « uartheall" i o bcrthy ghee Notice, that we will '(, rf SEIL BY PUBLIC AUCtrON, }1 At (be King's Anns Inn, in the Town of Carmarthen, on Saturday, the 15th day of December next, at three » dock in the afteriao, n of the same day, subject to such conditions of sale as shah be then and thereproduced, THE FOLLOWING PARCELS OF LAND, JMBC part eftiic Xands intended to be inclosed by virtu* i > of the said Act; h uqtI. a. a. r, ■" PARCEL of LAND, on MYNYDD GEH- RIG COMMON, bounded on the west by the Tenement of Waynfawr, north by a line cut in t the Grotind, east and south by a highway marked the said Common.—This Lot contains by ad- teeasurettCBt 11 0 0 „ i; 0 e other PARCTt, of Ihe said COMMON", bouiiuto on the west bv Wayn-Fawr aforesaid, > aurthby a line cut in the ground, east by the ( Highway foresaid, and south by Lot l.his ^4-ot conta'ftsby admeasurement 19 0 0 '-A ■ LOTS. s One of fcr PAHCEt of the said COMMON, bounded c n the we$t'4*y the said Highway, north by a line rut in the ground; nd by Dolegleision, i' bv a line cut in the ground, and south by a highway r arked on the said Common.—This Lot J, *ontains 1 y admeasurement 28 0 0 t.OT A One P RCEL of LAND, on MYNYDD CO. feifcrl'ER CO; MON, bounded south and west hv the & Parish of Llandeveylog, north and east by lines IK e»t in the fcrottnd.—This Lot contains by adaijea- ittrement 26 0 0 X LOT 5. One of er PARCEL of the said COMMON, bounded t est by the laid Parish of Llandeveylog, north b he Lands of John Dunn, Esq. east bv a "trtf ^e <Crown< at|d south by Lot 4.—This One AR CELof/|aND on WAYNDRE- I.WYD < OMMOWfcJdtasled on the south by a line cut a the ground, dbt, north,' and east by old in-k uies.—This Lot contains by aflmeasure- ment 8 0 0 The dillrrent Lots are marked and set oat by stakes and holes set; nd dug in the ground, and mart* thereof may be teen at t>:e office of Mr. Richard Rees, of Carmarthen, At- torney-at-Law. e.e. The respective Purchasers must at the tinpe of such Sales _pa>. down a deposit of 10 per cent* in part of their purchase i oncy, apd must pay the remainder of their pur- chase merey within three calindar months, next after the laid day < f sale; ot in lIr(anH thereof, the deposit money will be f< rfeited.4—DatJd the 15th day of November, 1810. S V CARMARTHENSHIRE, LL NGUNNOR AND LLANDDAROG St lNCUREE .i" e, WE, the Commissioners appointed to carry ir • execution an Act of Parliament made antl passed in t e 50th year of the Reign of his present Majesty, ♦ntitulf d, I An Act for inclosing Lands in the Parishes of LI tngur or and Llaqddag, in the County of Car- muittien i Do hereby give Notice, Thiqt we h: ve marked and s,-tlout the following PUBLIC and PRIVATE WAYS, passing over the Waste Lands, to be (Hfided and inclosed by viitueof the said Act"; that is to,a ir- I Highway on Mviydd Cerr'g Common, begin- ning at ;> ^ate near BTaritygleisw»and rimiring westward* 'to- yards Rhyd-Ale* and thence a gote at the entrance of Llangendeirne Parish; One Public Highway brancmng. out of the said Hiffbwav towards GarnvpwH, | One Pøbh: Highway leadin5 from Wernbolawhyed Gate to the end of the lane at Oarn. V One-Privltte Way leading totTor-y-Coe l UchaGate. One Private Way leading to a waterii g place at Ddol- flnsion, >■ One Private Way leading to Coed Moilon. One Private Way leading toisLlwvnvpiod. t <Pne £ rivate Way leading to ffarn, William Lloyd, Esq. y we Private Way leading tolFelinOarn. y we Private Way leading tolFelinOarn. One Private Way leading ffom the cad of the lane at Co ft to C-Wn-Pwil and Tory"d Ucha. n« Poblie Highway on Mjfcnydd Cofer Common, from BN Ich y Mynydd Gate to Brynfeorse Ucha «ate. ( ne Private Way passing ailing the said Common, from th said Public Highway towaiis the west. < ne Private Way, from the al|>ve mentioned Private Way, to ards Brynygorse Issa Gate. I ( ne private Way from liwldhymynydd Gate to Plasy- sr. y vdd* < ne Private Way f om the before meofumed Public High- Hav totpiai^rayd. One otliei Private Way at the western extremity of this Common. One P: bl'e Highway on Vavndrelwyd Common, from Erw-Wen fiate to Pc npompr< r fiate. One Private Way from the. bOvePublic Highway to Erw Rees Farm. „ One Private Way from t! e tibove Pubhc Highway t« Penjiompren-Oaf' on the Ok Rhad to Swansea. One P ivate Way to Will. m Griffiths's House. One Private Way to R'lenriy Harm. One Private Way to Davi> Nlorgan's House. An i we have marked the, icf Public and Private Ways By holes dug in the Lround, a d teve deposited Plans thereof at (he office of our Clerk, M. Rithard Rees, Solicitor, in the Town of Carmarthen, for th, inipectionof all Pen inS inte- rested in the said Was.-A A nfe further give Notice, That we, will sit at the King's Ar a Ion, in the Town of Carmar- then, at Eleven o'Clock, on 1 ue^day, the E venth Day of Decemher next, to hear ottjrrtidns to the | id Pu.>licaud Private Wavsj if any shall etlfenmade, TMqwM *•' Dated SOth November, If • t CARMARTHENSHIRE. i- LLANGUNNOR; AND LLANDDAROG INCIjQSURE. AAT-gi" the CommiltioneTS appointed to, carry VV into execution atf Act of Parliament made and passed in the 50th year of thf Reign of his present Majesty, entituled, An Act for inclosing Lands in the Parishes of Llangunnor and Llanddai|>g, in tbe County of C^wratar- then Do hereby give Notice, Tliat we will hold, our THIRD SITTING at the King's Arms, in the Town of Carmarthen, on Monday, the Tenth. Day of December next; at which Sitting any Person or feisons objecting tft the Claim or Claims of any Proprietor or Proprietors of Lands, situate within the Parisnes of Llapgunnor or Llanddarog aforesaid; or in any adjoining Parish, may attend to make supch objection; and he, she, or they shall bo heard, and a further Sitting will be appointed to hear Evidence on behalf of such Proprietof or Proprie- tors, and of such Objector or Objectors; and. sette and, determine concerning the samJ. Particulars of the snideCiaim are deposited ttt the Office of our Clerk, Mr^, Rilliard Rees, Solicitor, in the Town of Carmarthen, whereiall Persons interested in the said lnclosure, may inspect the same. CU ARLES, ASSALL, ,T, H 0,)i -kS R SSALL, Dated tOtmbe, 1810 CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the house of Mr. Michael Cole, situatein the Village of Llanon, on Tuesdayi the 8th day of January next, at the hour of three o'clock in the evciling, ouojcct to such con- ditions ot sale, as shall be then produced, By WILLI J M BAVlks, ALL THAT CAPITAL MESSUAGE, FARM, AND LANDS, CALLED (AELLYR ODYNT OTHERWISE v 'BLKYNEf SITUATE in the .Parish of Llanon, in the said ftounty, and new in,tte occupation of Mr. Tliotoas, un- der aL<^se, granted in |jj64 for throe live5, of 'rtiiieh one only aged 60 is still existing, containing 155A. PH, XSp. of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, ly:ii £ compact and well fenced; with a convenient Farm-house, Outbuild- ings, and Cottages thereon.—Reserved Rent ^30. 3s. and a Mortuary of %$4 The lie within the rang, of thfl e-oat ve °". some of which are worked on this Estate, and nea?1 the Collieries on the (ireat Mountain, upon which ,ie, T. fate has an unli- mited Right of Common, ardwill h" enfitled to an Allot- ment thereof, under the Act of Parliament now soliciting e for the division and inclosure of tiuu extensive and valuable Waste.—There are also strata of valuable t ie-stone i. lh.t Premises. 1 This Estate is situate at equal distances from Car- marthen and Swansea, and ;,i,ho"Î, t n miles from Llandilo, eighf from Llanelly, and nine from Kidwelly, and within three mites of Lime. The Tenant will shew t!te Premises; and for further particulars apply to Mr. John Brown, Solicitor, Carmarthen. COURT OF EXCHEQUER, SITTINGS AFTER TRIXITY TERM, 1810, IJFIFORE THE LORD CHIEF BARON MACDONALD. SEVERAL Prosecii? ions were instituted by the Attorney-General against different Glovers and Silk- Mercers, to recover the Penalty of ^200 eaclt, for having in their possession Foreign Leather Gloves and HondannueSilk Handkerchiefs. The Solicitor-General, who conducted the Prosecutions, staled to the Jury, that offeiices of this nature must be pro- secuted with considerable sevrrity, as the Importation of Goods of this description was highly injurious to the Manu- factures of this Country, anil, to the labouring Persons who are employed therein, and depend upon it for their subsist- t'nc; that If one Tradesman sold them, others were jiatb- rally. Induced to do so too thai they would otherw ise lose their Custom, as Persons who were prejudiced in "favour of foreign articles would frequent that-Shop wiiere the foreign articles were sold, and the consequence vvoiild be that they who obeyed the Law would softer bv that obedience, ai d they who violated the law wou'd prohf bv the violation that he therefore thought it an obligat-'On upon those who are to protect the Revenue to put tin law in strict force, in order that all Traders may be on the same, footing, and the British Manufacturers protected.—And that, for the future, no mitigation whatever would be made in the Penalties titat might be strictlj incurred.—In the above Caws, Penalties to a considerable amount were recovered. Custom-House, Mil ford, November 30, 1S10. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES — Worms are the most frequent sources of Childrens'Dis- eaSes.—Their symptoms every Parent and Guargtifw* of Children should be acquainted with. They occasi(SB,Tlo^s<ff appetite^ a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciatidjnaiftd irregnlar state of the Bowels, attended after with violent pains they bring on convulsions; tht-v atyeet the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by ending in a constunption or decay. Both as a preventative and cure of these alarm- 5ng complaints, the abbve excellent Medicine is universally allowed^ on the testinAnwofi.he highest characters in this Country, both in rank aVj^jutpeetability, to have no equal. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Talbot Inn, in the said Town, on Saturday, the 89th day of December, 1810, at four o'clock in the evening, THE FOLLOW»A FEEHOID ESTATES: LOT 1. ALL that nfew-buiit and elegant finished HOUSE, W ith its appurtenances, now^n the possession of Mr- WoolstOnecraft, being the Boarding School, No. 3, in Gul- den Grove-stivet, witn a two stall stable thereto adjoining; together with Lease of one-half of a garden, called the Talbot Garden, of which there are tlyclve years, from Mi- chadmas last, unexpired. WRR S.U- All that la^e-iiew-bftilt elegant HOUSE, Waggon-Office, and its Appurtenances, No 2, in Golden Grove-street afore- | said, now occffpsed by Mr, David Rees; together with the other half oi^xhe said Lease of the said Garden. » LOT 3. A convenient DWELLING-HOUSE, Yard, and Out- house, &c. now in the possession of Mr, Needle, Tailor situ- ate in Golden Grove-street aforesaid. Z1 LOT 4. ( "*r* All that HOUSE, Sic. called the Cambrian Warehouts. in Guildhall-Square.—The situation for tratleand conveniences j oftbis Lot are equal, if not superior, to any in the Town; it is near the Town Hall. consisting of a large shop, with a parlour behind, a large handsome drawing-room, eleven be dchambers, two stair-cases, two yards, th kitchens, cellar, and pantry, &c. immediate posse be had. LOT 5. < A N^at COTTAGE, (with a walled Garden, Fruit JMMBS and Two small Dwellings as Wings), called Aefcan'jMHfcb, situate at the west end of Lammas-street, about out of the town. S&t-H -Tile Proprietor who now occupies the Cott give up possession at any reasonable time required BK;^he „Purci»as|5r. T t e:r For further particulars enquire Of Morgan and Wil- liams, Solicitors, Carmarthen. — — T JOHN WILLIAMS, alias JOHN JONATHAN, of the County of the Bonn gh of Carmarthen, Sawyer, ha v- inir conducted ^nyself in avtly <m ;roper and riotous manner tow nils Mr. BENJAMIN VATJGH, Gaoler, and having used i," pressions respecting 1 r. W AUGK that were "Iandenms ani false; Do hereby in this ublic manner ask his pardon, an 1 promise to pay all the xpences incurred by the pro- c ed ngs instituted against n .i)ated the 4th day of De- cember 1810. 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