The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

CARMARTHENSHIRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, In the Parish of LLANGUNNOCK. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (OR IN THE MEAN TIME BY PRIVATE CONTP-ACT,) At the Boar's-Tfead Inn, in Carmarthen, on Saturday, the 9th day of February next, between the liours of foor and »ix o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions or tele as shall be then and there produced, IN THRU 1.01", rit. ALL that Messuage, ri>n«rnenf, and Lands, with the Appurtenances, called AMAUECO, OTHERWISE HAMALECOTH; Containing by admeasurement 84 Acres, or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND; in the occupation ot David Edwards, at the clear yearly rent of £ SO. ixvr 2. All that new-built Dwelling-House, Outhouses, Farm, ljiisds, called 11 ENCASTLU, OTHERWISE PARKHENCASTLE; Containing by admeasurewient 22 Acres, or thereabout3) (be the same more or less,) in the occupation of Tliojnas Davics. •—Together with about Ten .Acres of good Land, Par'- °j Llangunnock Common, near or adjoining lothis Lot, roar A HI out and allotted to the Propriptorf oft'iiesr hstate3, by the Comini'.sioiiTs for enclosing the said CommoBS, under the Act of Parliament. un 3. All that Messuage, Tenement, and Lands, called WEEN, OTHERWISE WESTMORELAND; ^onfaining by admeasurement 8 Acres, 1 Rood, and ^4 "^les, of good Meadow and Pasture Land, of the yearly *al«e of jef'16 16s. «, *»* All tiie Three Lots lie contiguous and compact, near tae church of Llangunnock, in a tine sporting ,part of tiie country, and are distant from Carmarthen about six ntil^l} from the sea-port of Llanstephan about three miles; and from St. Clears about five miles.. JKt For farter particulars apply to Davids and Jonrt, tar rn art n e n, Sof re it o rs, who are authorized to treat for Shebale of all or any of the Lefts by Private Contract. PLANTING. '0 AK, ELMS, LARCH, and FIRS, of four Sorts, transplanted from Scotland two years since, to be SOLD uiuch under the Prices generally ..charged, and of Very superior quality. S^T* I nquire of Ivlr. SAMUEL THOMAS, Dark^date, Car- marthen, who will give directious to the Proprietor's Gar- dener. n, Also, a lar^e assortment of variegated Hollies; White "horn. Ash, and Plane-trees, for tran: planting. TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN OF LANDED PROPERTY. SURVEYING. V^FJING Estates' Tithes, Timber, Leases and l ntPruSt therein for atl unexpired Term, for cither Lessor to po. chase, or Lessee to dispose of: likewise, r,e- yt Pr °.h °ry Cl l,ses laiM'«»wn, to be inserted in SLe-ases tor the rec-procal Adv iffilLe of 1 anrllnrd ard Te- lanti ui°plTcW ?«ucii kanu. a3 i,ia Junplo-jei ittiy>retain in hand • also. In- "1 ,y: ICT II(KSE, TRFET, CARMARTHEN. fcf* References, if required, will be given w'th respect ■to-his professional Abilities as a Surveyor, 0r his Know- ledge as an Agriculturist. 'y__ '.OF PRICE of. SJrATE JorrTERY P- T < WILL BE, DRAWN 15th FEBRUARY, 1811. SCHEME. 4 of £ 20,000 are ,1 'f000 )$,(): 0 20 I I I '^no 0 <) £ 4 J«^J0 •144 I !22 2'400 *iKOO 3,^500 3,800 20 76;00o 4,012 Prizes I £ 200,000 T'iis Lotterv consic.ts of 0 Tickets, numbered from 1 to 20,000, the wnote W be drawn in ONE DAY, on a new and unproved plan. ..j TICKETS and SHARES.are selling by JOIN DANIEL, Printer of this Paper, For SMIf-T and CO. Lotion; bfawhom the following Capital i frizes, in the last and late Lotteries, have been -•bared an il sold, viz.— 4,4(19, a Prize of X-c.)O,Ooo I? <* f 20,000 Both iq Sixteen Sixteenths, '*■ No. I'M.. = £ 10,000 1 No. 153..i,c2,0fX) | No.4,540,.= £ 500 £ :«.. 10,000 V83.l,(Kt0 4,5T4.. 600 •4,t/J9.. 10,000 4,952.. I,(K>0 | 1,195. SOD ■des manyother in preceding Lotteries, amounting it) the wiiole to upwards of One Million Sterling, *■- .—' ■■ PRICE *OF SHARES. Ticket i' 14 0 ,r .> Half 'j 3 0 f Quarter, < 5 13 6 y Eigath n • 2 I? Ateciijli -■ ■- •v%v* » » v t: > v t: > ODD FELLOWS. |^HE Members oi this Society, and those Gen- X tlernen who are dei irous of being admitted, « ill attend J_s for that purpose on Ts URSDAY EVENING, the 17th instant, precisely at eight o'clo< k.—The Meetings to be held in the long room at the SWAN 'AVERN, every Thursday Evening. Admittance Two Siiillings and Seven-pence halfpenny. By Order of t e Most-Noble (iraurl, WILLIAM MOSS, Carnlirthen, Jan^fi, 1 0. ELEGANT AND CHEAP TAB LIB I-1NEN, FOREIGN AND BRITISH SHEETING, » AT THE Scotch Carpet Warehouse, OPPOSITE MR, WHITES !.IBR A !?Y,KINU's STREET CARMARTHEN. ROBERT MENZIES, SENSIBLE of the Favors and Patronage confer- red upon him, since the commencement of his business as above, by the Nobility and Gentry of Carmarthen and its Vieini/v, takes this opportunity of evincing his gratitude, bv rcfurniiig h'S sincere tiumks; and, respectfully informs them that he has just reaeived a few pieces of SCOTCH CARPETING, Good Co!ours\til Patterns entirely neic. SCOTCH 110W.MDS AND SHEETINGS? FOWELTN AND BRITISH DAM'AAK nABLE C.LOUIS, V JFrotfitWe smallest to the largest sizes, A. WITH Vwffi NAPKiNS & TEA TOWELS i\) > to match; HIGHLAND TARTAN, \V HIGHLAND TARTAN, For Laiiis' Mantles and Pelisses, or Gentlei^ens' Morning I ] Gowns, &c. *,■>■ '•* RWADY-MADE CLOAKS AND PLAIDS, A QUANTITY OF L A DIES' CORK & OTHER SHOES, Not inferior to bespoke Work, on reasonable Terms TOGETHER WITH A General Assortment of Scotch Goods, Which gives every individual an opportunity of purchasing orretail to advantage. Orders from a distance will be executed upon the same terms as if personally present, proper dmensions being sent. (jdj" Tiie lowest price is affixed to each article,and n« abate- ment made. THE UNION CORNHILL, Established nearly T V ,i r" "a i$" I ORIGINAL FIRE-OFFICE, LONDOY. One bundredYears. r WTLLLKM MOSS, 1RONMONG-ER, AGE&T FOR CARMARTHEN. THIS Office has always paid Losses or Damages by Fire, from Lightning; and I am now authorized to j Itlforin..ttie Farmers and Pt bhe, that the Premium on the p Stock of Corn and Hay, beiLg the produce of a farm also ,f Cattle and Implements of Husbandry thereon, will he rated at Two Shillings per Cent. d all persons iasured itt "this OSce, are requested to referto their Policies, in order tiiat they may receive the benefit o7 this reduction of the Prenrfum oti ''Fariiiing. Stock in theirisspective renewals; and- tnat printed receipts are ready f< r delivery, for the premiums and duty on Policies, as tfiey >ecomedue and that printed proposals of the terms of In mrance, may be had of me, which will be found as modei ate in every respect as those of ot%! Offices. ( £ 5* Farming Stock may ie insured, generally, in all Barns and Out-Siouses, or o l a Farm, without the average clause. WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING. PRODUCES the most brilliant JET BLACK ever beheld, preserves the '.rather soft, and prevents it cracking is perfectly free from any nauseous smell, and does not soil the linen.. Sold wholesale by R. WARREN, Ml St. Martin's-lane, LondQn; and retail^by j lf\ J. D^i si, ti>4^^per, Prldham, Whife, i r.fl) Eva4s|/c4rmarthea; Starbnck and Saies, Milfortf; Wi pfotaPAiTbroKe Reynolds, Tenby; J. >Allen, Owen, and fiiTiaverfard west; Davies, and Williams, jKUmdyvyry ;^C. Lewis, Cardigan T. Rees, New- Inn? C. Eyanslj^rgUvys-wrw and in everv town in the Kingdom, in Stone Pottles, 2s; 9d. a quart; "Is. 6d. a pint; and lOd. a half-a-pint. t CAUTION.—-The .superior quality of this Blacking has in- duced several persons to. sell spurious compositions under tbe above Name; to prevent which observe-none is genuine unless Robert^WARRfciv" is signed on the label, and 14, St Martin s-lane," stamped in the Bottle, This Day is published, price 9s. in Boards, Dedicated to the Right RevMhe Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, VOLUME OF W:;LSH SERMONS — PREG iTHAU A FWf IADWYI I ddangos i Ddynol-ry n, y rfvlent fucheddu yo wir-gi istianog:>l, ac ymi-fii i fod yn fwy twy duwiol, yf fvvy-fwy daionus, ac yn fw^ -fwy ifyddlofi hytl Angeu. 0IITII Y Parchedig RICJIARD DAVIES, B. D. Fiear Llanwnoj, yn Sir Drefaidwyn. 1\1\ YTHIG: Argraphwyd yn Argiafl-.i } V tirutl, gan WOOD a WATTON. Ac iefyd gan Rasbrook, Bangor; Prosi ^r, Caer; Griffiths, a Cox, Aber- ystwyth: Lewis, Aberteil Daniel, a Harris, Caei iyrddin; a cUan E. Williams, No. 1 J Tvvvvn, Llundain. TO PARENTS AND TUTORS OF YOUTH. This Day was published, By CROSBY and CO. Stationers' Court, London, who sup- ply the Trade with every ClaS^of Literature on the most liberal terms, and sold by J. Daniel, Printer of this Paper; Jenkins, Swansea; Bird, Carditf; North and Co. Brecon; Griffiths, Tenhy; Wilmot, Pembroke and all the booksel- ers in the Principality. 1. A New Edition, 4s. neatly bound. "|71NFIELDS GENERAL PRONOUNCING JEJ ENGLISH DICTION \RY; the Orthography, Ex- planation, and Accentuation of approved Terms, in a neat Pocket Voume. 2. Second Edition, in one ldrge Volume 12mo, 5s. hound. LOWNDESJs New and tSmiplete HISTORY OVENG- in- Question and Answer, from Julius Caesar to 1807, includina parl'culars of every recent event. 3. The Fifth Edition, neatly printed, and bound, es. THE YOUNG LADIES' New Guide to ARITHMETIC; the common Rules and Questions on Domestic Affairs, by Mr. Greig, of Chelsea. Also by the same Author. An Introduction to the Use of the Globes, 2s. 6d. An Introduction to Arithmetic, for Grammar Schools, 2s. 4. A New Improved Edition, 3s. bound, ftr on fine paper, with four yhttes, 4s. 6tLJ>oiiftfs. CROS Y'S Ek^gaut Edition omT) M S's POEMS on various Subj JfeL !iit?yded to infrtr/e t^fc^racticeof Virtue, and to coiiiim;a th !a?aui|es of ijp^ish Pootry. 5. Thr EJjIuyh, /corrected dy Mr. Malham, Is. A NEW 1 H'yyf HpN to the ITALIAN METHOD of BOOI^KHE^Irm; by th(f R.^v. R. TurnieV; Author of Geo- V, graphyan ntroductionto the Arts, &c. 6. Third Edition, with a Life of the Author, 2s. boards. ADVICE to YOUTH, being a Compendium of the Duties of Human Life in Youtn and Manhood. 7. Price 5s. boards, 5s. 6d. bound. The ELEMENTS OF ENiLlSil EDUCATION forYotith of both Seve with Maps, Wood-Cuts, &c. containing the leading Parts of English Literature, by John Brown, Master of an Academy, Kingston, Surrey. 8. Sixth Edition, with ld, '?it otss and Improvements, price 5s. bound, or on fine paper, 6i-. 6d. boards. s ESSAYS on RHETORIC and BELLES LETtttEF# chiefly extracted from Dr. Blair's Lectures on that Scienct. HEALTH PRESERVED WITHOUT (QUACKERY. IMPORTANT ADVICE TO TOTH SEXES. This Day was published, I Neatly printed in 1 tmo, price 4s. sewed, A GENUINE GUiDE TO HEALTH, or Prac- tical Essays on t.ie Preservation of Health, with the, most eti*ec- it' I m ans of preventing and curing Diseases;^ also Strictures on Regimen, and the -MANAGK'MENT OF INVALIDS," WITH PARTICULAR ADVICE TO WOMEN IN CHILD-BED, /"L A*iD Tfi FOODJEST AiDAOTED INFANTS. To which}trejadded,|ob(^4ations on Intemperance, and various E^esseU^TheiJfr&trasM-dinary lutluence on the Hu- inan Fnyne; wflh jwaj^stion* to counteract their baneful' r EfiVcts writt(>fl un^/brief, bat clear and conipfeheusive manner. J A^y T F. CHURCHILL, M. D. Professor ofdVlidvyifery, in London, 'Author of.the Practical u Family Physician, Medical Remoinbrancert &c, &c. London: Printed for B. CilOSIW and Co, Stationers' Court, London and sold by J.Daniel, irinter of this Paper; Jenkins, Swansea; Bird, Cardiff; North and Co. Brecon Griffiths, Ti nby Wilmot, Pembroke; and all the Booksel- lers in the Principality. BLAiR's ESSAYS ON RHETORIC, AND BELLES LETTRES. 18 This Day was published, 5s. boundfor Schools, or on Jim Medium Paper, for GA tiemen Students, tfc. 6s. 6d. boards, '■ ESSAYS ON RHETORIC, from Dr. Blair's Lectures on that Sciencei^orftOTeaeipliiig De- finitions and upon— 'J A Taste, Genius, Stjflf, SubUmitj^and Beafctj/in Writing. Oiigin, Proffre/, and Strictuw of th^^ftiglish Language, figures of iy^torifc^Metapftorl &c. jPtt^ractera^of St\|#, difltfee, toncise, feeble, nervous, flowery, with e^Hm^l««Sr Grecian/RomAr^'li^drftjfcdern ^oquence, and its origin. Eloqinjnceof Ass/tm-Mtes, Pulpit, Bar, &c. Conduct of a Dj/course, Pr inunriation, and Delivery. The AncientgUmd Moderns compared. On Historical, Pailosophic.il, Epistolary, and Fictitious Writing. On Poetry- PastoraJ, Lyric, Didactic, and Descriptive. Dramatic Poetrv. Epic and Hebrew Poets, and their Works. 1 On English, French, and G-eek Tragedy and Comedy, &c. London: printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Lack- ington and Co.; Longman, Hurst, and Cm and B. Crosby and Co. and sold by J. Daniel, Printer of this Paper; Jenkins, Swansea; Bird, Cardiff; North and Co. Brecon Griffiths, Tenby Wilmot, Pembroke; and all the Booksel- lers in the Principality. DR. SOLOMONS CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. THIS invaluable restorative has been adminis- tered in private practice, js^th the greatest success, for a series of years, to youth and age ofgitber sex. Where the stomach is disordered, theioHv^s^kened tualeness, bodily decay, emaciation, arfa thWelps sink int^nke head where nervous, asthmatic^f%d jj^ofchondrica^cwvnpla'nta have shattered tjYA constiuu»JL<insTckiiess of stamacli, vio- lent piirgings, najtulencies^rtla^trijctions, it ii a*afe and efficacious remepf.. Tiie^frst^^nptoms its wioaeffecti areserwUt* andjdiJ^rfrflnessTby remov;n^hfad -atliejweak- ai ness, hyWewatiiUmeness. of spirits, dinne s of sf^flit, con. f««fdtlak|t^Ubm wanderings of the nlin vapours and laelaiKftcly^iBjy} kirlls of hysterifc coinp -urits. o/.Ni§e HhiUin^isi^ Two ,C viaeas. Tht im of Gilead is sIM in bottles, price hal f-a- ^uin«a%mh jrbere aae also Iroftles, V»rice 33s. containing pqual to^Our bottles arc l()s.^(L\bW w|\cii the patient saves 9'. includnhg also ti'.e/8ut\ j VnwsTampVf which bears tae proprietor's name a«rcftad(HW», 41 Samuel Solomon, Liver- pooi," to imitate whlctXis njfmiy, N. B. The postage oftall letters must be paid, and a fee fifcelosed for advice, f The Cordial B^lm ofjQlead,Anti-Impet'gines, and Ab- •te^jeot Lot)OB, and Guide io liealfh,' are sold by ,^b<CDaiiiel. Printer of this Paper, audb the priwipai Vvztders of Patent Medicines throurh- t by out the United Kingdom. v