The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

't I A "PURSUANT to a Decree oifffffiigh Court I X of Chancery, bearing date the 5flday of Jon-j, i»JU. I fcade in a Cause w herein Wil'iam (WWland » I «n infant, are p'mntiffs, and William I pendants tbrf Creditor* of WlLLlAM/gapK;« I t, J9ar?air, in thrf rotintv of GJa«iorgM#GeWfwaD, « I ftre f<rfhwi*}> Jo coree.mai^pniv^LHi^ebts, bet r I f » el Compto Jbo*5ft4.1ne if the M^Kof the said Court, I at bis CHambfjrs iirpoHflmiTi{jton-bu;ld ns:5, ^a",r^?V I Lnn^on j oti| d■Vault thereof, they will be excluded tne D I sfd DecreP* BFR,RiNr!TON and JENKINS, I Swansea, Nov. 15.1810. 'Sol citors. I f JAMES IEDWARE& I NEW INI r, LAUGHARltfE/ I (U TE GRANT,)v I "JlE^ECTFTJLLV informs his Friendand thdP, I JOL Public, that he has taken the above Inn, and has ntte I ft up in th" most eonv tient manner for the reception o ■ Gentlemen Travelers, A and is determined that every ai- I Mention shaU b° paid to he accommodation and comron t" ■ <hose who favour him w'< their pitronami-. I ,T. E. has al«o laid in in extensive stock of Wines I fp:'its, which he is confident will be found of the oes I | Stabling, Hay, equal to any on the road. I g COUNTY OF THE rOtfOUGH OF CARMARTHEN. I f TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION^ I I At tV OH Tw B«sb lnn,l Carmarthen, THTS DAY, the ■ I dav of December: th« Sale to begin precisely attnree ■ I O'clock '"i th^ nftcrnoon, I Bu SAMrTEL THOMAS, AeeriosBER; I i Five &0.1;0 TiimpiVe 1 illies on the MAIN TRUST I Two XI(X) N WCASTLE TRUST. I Two^50 onJjj^^H TLAND TRUST. I TO BY AUCTION, I 1 Ai two o'clock this dav, in Lammas-street, If, A CART, and WAGfON; and on the Quay, ■ V a BARGE. I { fie Cart, Waggon ahd Barsre, mav be viewed at a"v ■ | before th^ sale, bylapptving to Mr. Thomas Cook, ■ A^ent to Charles MbrsranJF-sq. M. D. I j «. ^nr further particulars apply to Mr. Edward WiJ- ■ Pfiitis, Solicitor, Carmarthen.—[On* Concern.] I '}' RF,. Ji, ■ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, H Id fYIII' bouse n'' Mr. Michael CO'I", situate in the V;naf" of ■ nnn, on Tv°sda<\ th, Sti, d;kv of Ja iyarv,,nezt, The ■ ,Pg, such coo- alri6ek the eveia H #H«U» of sale, as shall be then produced, I By WTTLTAM DAVIES, H ATt THAT CA PITAt, I MESSUAGE, FARM, AND LANDS, fATTM I (iELLVR ODYN, OTWKlWTSE I Y BLTBYNT?'; ■ Gnvm in the Parish of Llanon, in the said i fonnty, and now <n tS» occupation of Mr. Thomas, un- i _»er a Tease, ?rant»d in 1T(V> for three lives, of which one -enl" d n is still e*i«ti#g, c*r>tain'ng 185A. On. SCp. of < JI"adow, Prsfnre, Arable, and Wood tanfi, compar* 1 ani well fpi-rrd • with a I!on't'pn:pnt 'Fà"h. -(),,tbuild.- £ '^hereon.—Reserved Relit ^30. Ss. and a v Jlortiiarv of afl.TiP#, y^JPremls's Ve within the ranye of the eoal ve ns, some ■ nr!l york*d on th's Estate, and near the CoTHeries ■ • V/fc? J>nfa n' "P°n wH.h the F.=tatehas an nnli- ■ SJJt*: ttMnnwn, and w'H he entitled to an AHot- ■ Srtww;™<l7.fh1l Art of now solicUirr ■ d \nrlof^ ext»nsiv, and valuable ■ s JreaIS° Strata of Enable tile-stone in the I i waAheY^and^nJ^j^u^ *qual from Car- ■ 5ShMfc,ri'aSd- ?lM,?t tP1m:,pc from Llandilo, H f yais -e roa't,,p "tone, and mine- M j ge landlord. S t W°rk'ng' merTed by Lease to I Jr^r ?* Wn]' *t Pr<>m5s^; and for further I PP •' ° B"°wn' ^•'tor, Carmarthen. ■ TOWN OF CARMARTHjfc I TO BE SOLD BY ATC^rON, Inn, in fteqaid Town, on Satnrdav, the 2<>th say Of December, 1810, at four o'clock in the evening, ■ 1 'v twr voixowmG FREEHOLD ESTATES: H ■> lOT I. ■ I A LL that new-built and plepant ^ni«hed HOUSE H £ 7 ,nh 48 appurtenances, now in the possession of Mr. H Jiolstonecraft bo rr the Board'ne School, No. 3, in Hoi- ■ f r R *7° thereto adio'nme; H rrrA/ rriV ^°.ft.0nP-ha1fof 3 warden, called thr ■/ T,OT S. V All that lar<se n^w-bnilt eleeant HOtJSR Wa^on-O^ee ■ r** Appnrtenanr^s, No 9, in ^<;1den Hrove.sVr.et afor- H j»:a, i»o-w oe^npiPd bv Mr. Dav:d RePS? together wkh the ■ fPher half of the said Lease of the said Gard^. ■ I.OT 3. convenient DWULLTNfi HOUSE, Yard, and Out- 'fZc- na^in ,h" possess-on of Mr, Needle, Tailor, situ- t In Golden wrove-street aforesaid. H T,OT 4. | !» *'1 that HOUSE, ^c.eatled the Cambrian WareMrnejn t "idh^l],Square .—The pi (nation for t>-ade and conveniences J •"this Lot are eqnal, if not «uperior»to any in the Town; it • n^ar the TWn Hall, consisting of a larsje shop, with a 4 t!aj 'r behind, a large handsome drawing-room, eleven -J bedchambers, two stair-cases, two yards, threa Irtr?" L jns> ceHar, and pantry, &c. Immediate pogSp-jioD may h »*€ had. tn T Jr. A neat COTTAOE, (v,\th a walled Oardpn, Fruit Trees, r Two smalf'.Dwellings as Win?s), called Nelson's»Ron<t nutate at the Miest end of Lammas-itreet, aboot 100 yards ont of the town. •'• The Proprietor who now occnpiw the C-ottno^ w'l) V. •Jvp «p possessio8 fit any reasonable time required by the f' purchaser. f t For further particulars coqvire of Morgaa and Wil- liaw' SUKUIW, GVWXTBTA, -j- ON AN ENTIRE NEW PLAN. STAT LOTTERY, To be DRAWN the 15th of FEBRUARY, 1811. SCHEME. •, 4 Prizes of = £ 20,000 are £ SO,000 g 2,000 16,000 12 1,000 12,000 20 500 10,000 24 -I 100 2,400 144 25 3,600 3,800 20 76,000 4,012 Prizes. iSWOfiQQ This Lottery has to ecommend it- TICKETS a SHARES CHEAPER! GREATER OHOICE of NUMBERS! MORE CAPHTAL PRIZES! NO PRIZE UNDER TWENTY POUNDS! TICKETS and SHARES re Sellng at all the L rensed Offices, and by every Lottery GENT in the United Kingdom, on much cheaper Terms th D the last, as may be seen by the following comparison <* Prices: PRESENT LOTTE Y. I LAST LOTTERY. Ticket £ 21 10 0 Ticket £ 22 15 0 Half 10 15 0 Half 11 14 0 Quarter 5 |9 6 Quarter 619 0 Eighth 2 15 6 Eighth 2 19 6 Sixteenth 1 p 0 Sixteenth 1 10 6 An early Purchase is r! commended, as the Scheme seems to meet universal appro tion, and a great demand is eA- pected. FLOWERS < F LITERATURE. VOL. VI FOR 1808-9. This Day was publi led, price 6s. extra boards, Embellished with Portrai s of the Rev. Dr. Mavor.-Sir R. K. Porter-Miss Tem e-Mr Dimond, Junr. and Mr. Elph'nstone. TH FT FLOWERS OH ^TERATURE 0, CHARACTER1ST C SKETCHES OF MODERN M ■' NNERS; i n ii terestiig Memoir of the Lives and Writings of the ahovf po >u!ar Aithors. Alsonumerous An<»cd«teo, Narr&mfes, Issays, &cl Calculated to amnst and'onliven the Imagfciati »n. 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