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JIIUHARD PHILIPPS respectfully announces ha •' ^lleat*s> an(l the Public in general, that lng succeeded Mr. John Daniel in the manage- for^ ^APER> future, be printtd > and published by him, in Lower Market-street, during the period of his EDITOR- F» he has been so fortunate as to obtain for the A1!.},{AR1'HEN JOURNAL a degree of popularity, which has exceeded his most sanguine expectations, he U^eS a the Patronage with which as been honored as an AUXILIARY, will be CUEMUEC^ TO ^'NI AS a PRINCIPAL 5 and that the the c^S^atl0e ^l's possessing the largest stake in future eri'' considered as a pledge for his e exertions. has ^owever> that the success which ilatterin^ atteu(led this Paper has been truly ARIOO-ANF IL0^ES> L*LE EDITOR is neither so expect ex T t0 nor so unreasonable as to frauds C lS1CUe ^tronage,—even from his warmest chutes the ^artlc'J'atlCjn public favour con- °t>ject -n fUnmi^ °* wishes,■land to attain that frota 6 t^>e c^lef study of his life. Devoted, r^rrt!v,wh' literary and scientific j of such'h'vv ^'tor trusls> ^at the general result this Pa a *tS VVi^ Prove SQ far advantageous to *lasis 0/W aS to ent^e it to lank with the first THeN JOUEEKLY PriNTS; and that the CARMAR- I'Oint of l/NAL' 38 a emulating riiediutn, will,in tensive^01 matlon' aSSrega.te interest, and ex- acquisiti U neSS' c9ns>uered as an important THE"110 ^)RII!?CIPA^ITY OF WALES. k perfluoUs eul,SllteiJetl sera it v^^fkbe su- ^ducted 6SCant ul)0n the utility of *0 poinj- | ew&lJaPer 3 and it would be equally § £ t local aa'va iiahabitants of South Wales, the and reSpe ta&es possessed by the ancient, opulent, ^•ends ^alj^e town °f Carmarthen. To those of a °wever, who conceive that the perusal of a dally paper pecludes that satisfaction which a Editor be "'0,UUla^ would otherwise impart, the [ the peculiaS ,eUVe to °'Jserve^ that this Paper has fceral news' ;^vantaSe ot superadding to the ge- c°nsiderable C°nfaine^ **te London journals, a anr* trans., ^)olt")n °* the interesting occurrences f ^'Illation on th C Pai)ev au adequate vehicle of in- [ Commerce anrliYUP°,,Ulnt s-ubjects of Agriculture, ^dition'tofo °Ulest'c^conomy > and to furnish, (local 0ccurr tOXe^nan(i^oruesticintelligence, such Will be the^r3 &le interesting to his Readers, i 'Ccotnmodate S Constant study. In order to r 4u'ts, the pa^eiSons°f different tastes and pur- ( Nicies of a s^ld^ n°t he wholly devoted to contain, occ -Cle^ ^0Ca^ ov temporary nature, but 'Ejects con"810^117' essays and disquisitions on best int ne°tec* w'th, and calculated to further ,As'at fmankind- e best interests fmankind- iively interest ^rGSent event'ul period, the most Public mind n3Ust nt>cessarily be excited in the the da ^em')erate discussion of the politics ai'ttiarthen J prominent feature of the fcllc« Of his an<^ the Editor hopes, that in their •3 CrS 33 ma^ occasi°nally ditFer from his scntin)entleWs 016115 or of measures, will treat 18 the distin ari^.°Pini°ns with that candor, which liberal ^U.'S^lnS characteristic of enlightened ?Cl'upulous r^X1^s* lu consequence of the most Matters which ?rence a system of neutrality in ^Hgratulate v- ° not concein him, he has now to i»g patr ?1Se °n the auspicious circumstance as th ?n^ze^ Parties 5 which lie con- •. As no descr' ^uaranfee of success. HjKtCl|lated t fading appears to be better ■P^Jon, an(j 1^Ia^en tbe cul'iosity,—arrest the at- minds ofm a laStin^' imPreijSi°n on the duc- ^^spapers .^°Utb tilan that w hich is furnished by good or ev'i1S ev^ent that a considerable portion 'J8 eqUa|iy obVl •rna^ ^ovv r"l om such sources j and it Hfcet is vj(. ,V'10U8' that a proper choice in that, re- W^ioyg, y essential towards establishing the P ^ons.. \j 0Tja and P(Jhtical principles of young b<" ly and cn convict'°u> the Editor can ^'Usal of t, ns^'tnti0usly recommend the habitual *° relie^ airnarthen Journal. Nothing hos- t3tcite a bl^sk^1, °r inorality;—nothing that can 1 ^Sered to poii °n .^le c^ee^ °f modesty, shall be f e subservieil. Ute Co^umns j nor shall the Paper (j ^^trnent, !° bad passions of envy and re- -lJr tQe honQ^lV'n^ currency to sentiments which, 1.^1 eased. The ^uman uature, ought to be re- is ^UaiMeclaj presumes to hope, that i wUle At 1 *'lfeconsideration and patronage ■A]. J^t advanced PRINCIPALITY, will be some- circumstance of his bein^ a
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WANTED to BOlf^DW, OIl Mortgage, the s" i of = £ 700. For particulars inquire of the Editor of this Paper, if by letter, post-paid. Jp* MONEY. ~f TO be ADVANCED, upon^pproved Security, from One to Two HunrireiL^Poumis. Application to R. M, Wrt.r.rAMs. Attorney. Camiarthen, will be attended to, I Dv letter, post-paid. Oct. 1,1812. TMlS(> i_. 1 c 1 1;, takes leave to ajit-fji^Piiblic in general, that he shall regularly "A'tTEND a^r St. Clear's, on Fridays, where his Office will be open Jwnn ten to' four o'clock. Carmarthen, 2d Oct. 1S12^F NOTICE FO CREDITORS THE Creditors of Mr, HENRY' AYJKES, of Car- marthen, Cabinet-maker, are requa^fi'd to ATTiiNS) the Assignees of bis Estate, at the Talam Inn, Car in art hen, on Friday, the 16th of October instain, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in order to fix a tim^and place for selling the Estate and Effects of the said/pfeni v Ayres, by auction or otherwise; and also to asspm to, or dissent from tiiP As- signees' commencing, m^e^ iUing, or defending any suit or suits at law or in equjfy; and on .other js p ey i^;Ut'ai rs. Carmarthen, et. 1812. c ~SR CARMARTHEN. 0 THE Creditors/of Mr. JOHN BROWN, of Car- marthen, At/orney at Law, are requested to send an Account of their demands, properly authenticated, to Messrs. Morgan an Williams and Edward Williams, Attor- nies, Carmarthen/Solicitors for the Assignees, on or before the 6th day of JS/ovember next. And all Persons sta?iding indebted to the pstateof the said John Brown, are requested to pay the saute forthwith to the said Solictors, wf10 are authorized to/receive the same. And notice is hereby given, that a fleeting of such Creditors will be held at the Boar's Head |nn, in. Carmarthen, on Friday, the 6th day of INoveinber next, at- the hour of twelve o'clock at noon.— Dated this 2a day of October, 1812. MORGAN and WILLIAMS, • >, AND v*- E. WILLIAMS. This day is published, price 2s. M. /l0^~ t 4 LETTER to the CLERGY of tho4)IOCESE }\_ of ST. DAVID'S, entitled CHRisTylind not Sainl Peter, THE ROCK of the Christian Church/and Saint Paul, the Founder of the Church in Britain. .BY THE Right Rev. THOMAS BURGESS, pCD. F.R.S. &F.i.S. Bishop of St. David's. Printed and sold by J. Evans, 'Carmarthen; sold also by J.Harris, Carmarthen; T. Jenkins, Swansea; G. North, Brecon; J. Grilliths, Hav fordwest; and Caleb Lewis, Cardigan. f This day is published, price One Shilling' NO I. OF f C i THE PROTESTANT ADVOCATE; or, a Re- view of Publications relating to the Roman Catholic Question; and Repertory of Protestant Intelligence, tor October, 1812. ,T London: Printed and sold by J.J, Slorkdale, No. 41, Pall-Mall; sold also by J. Evans, anil J. Harris, booksellers, Carmarthen; C. Lewis, bookseller, Cardigan; J. bookseller, Haverfordwest; G. North, Brecon; and T. Jenkins, bookseller, Swansea. ? CARMARTHENSJptRfi:—s > To be LET, and Entered fpm immediately, (OR THE LEASE TO'BE SOLO), ^R^R A Neat Co in pact COTr^xE and GAKDSN, at the Ferry Side, St. Ishm^fcl's, within a hundred yards of a good batliing-place. rp For further particulars apply to J. BEViVQjS, Esq. Ireweta, near Narberth (if by letter, post-paid.) fjhf C A RMAIITHENS 111RET v&fir TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Friday, the 13th day of November, 1812, at the Bear-Inn, ia the town of Llandilo-fawr, between the hours ot three and five o'clock in the afternoon, or in the mean time by private contract, subject to conditions of sale to be there produced, the following Freehold MESSUAGES and LANDS: r- Admeasure- Yearly Lot* Parish?*. Tenements. Tenants. ften;. 1- A. R. X., s. d. 1 Llangathen. Tyle Morgan Morgan 11 3 18} 2 D»;- Si|^ £ dcFSi 1 A",# • 1 5 <" Mothvey Dagfa Isaac Jacob 80 0 6 36 0 0 3 CDo Waods on Da la hand 2» 1 i Lot 1 consists of a new-built Dwelling-house, witn con- venient offices, and Eleven Acres of Land and upward; and lot 2 is a very eligible situation for a dwelling-hoiuiy Both are delightfully situated in the Vale of Towy, w.thm two miles of the town of Llandtlo-fawr; and Lot 1 com- mands a fine view of Dvnevor Castle, and Golden Grove, and the celebrated Vale of Towy. Lot 3 lies within three miles of the market-town of Uan- dovery, and near the turnpike-road leading to that town; and there is an extensive Right of Common appurtenant to it, and the Woods upon this lot are in a very thriving condition.. 1 The tenants will shew the premises. For further particularii apply to WILWAM DWYS, Esq. of Noyadd, near Llaodovervt LLir-is, Solicitor, X>la»dilo, J PARISH OF SAINT PETER. /y TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, ASiibstanl ial DWELLING-HOUSE, called JOB'S-WELL, distant from Carmarthen about tiuee quarters of a mile, and a quarter of a mile from the t rii pike-road leading from Carmarthen to Milford, over which the mail coaches pass daily. The House consists of two parlours and a kitchen on the first floor; a drawing-room and three bed-rooms usi the second iioor; and on tiie attic four bed-rooms; a go I] ser- vants' room above the kitchen; lauifdry, brewing ki.cben, and two very good cellars. Two very excellent GARDENS and an ORCH A P D, in which there are a great number of Fruit Trees of different kinds. The in-coin;ng tenant may he accommodated with some lewd, If ¡ eqnlrcl. For ftu'tuer particulars apply to Mr. John Rees, 1 odging House, Sjjilujaii-jtreet, Car marthenT 'lYa MEETING of tMA IMiABH^NTS O! Ti^BV, Jiolden at tly Ani lmr TnvpjA\. in the sai< town, ojtVVednesday, 1 1812, J A CO B f^tCH sjR jSTfi-kfrjmi the C air; It Wll, unaMVzT"TP.,j agreed, That Joh"ayOvven, E should not be put to any charge for his Friends polling for bun at the ensuing Election for tiie j/ounty of P iiibroke; arid a full and adequate subscription w £ s immediately en- tered into for paying the expenc<aT 3. dClIARDS, Chairman. After the Mayor had q,iil' ihe Chair, it was uuani- mously resolved, that thanlpsbe given to him for his active zeal in promoting the o^ct of the Meeting, a.d for his conduct in the Chair. AZARD, BURNE, and CoVstoek 13rokers, respectfully inform the Publidf that TICKETS and SHARES for the ensuing LOTTEUT, areinovv on Sale at their Oilice, No. 93, ROVAL EXCHANGE, I tdt)D. •• This Lottery consists of only Ticldpa, tl>e Capital Prizes are greater in Value than m the and the Draw- ing will take place on TUESDA^t/tfrffxOth of ThiaMonth. [sh, /iPrice of a Ticket /■. • • ■ = £ 21 15 0 m Hal. ill 6 in Eighth .Jj& l; Q iarter 5 15^0) Sixteenth.. £ r. 1 I'ftters, post paid^luly answMed, and Orders from the Country, accompanied w punctually attended to. Jr f/S t AG^fr for th^oove"OFFICE, Mr. S. OVE, Post-Master, Swansea. TO THE CHRISTIAN WORLD. f/yt f f Just published, j UF- FT G*—" THE TWELI'LH EDITJON OF THE REV. JOHN EVANS'S SKETCH of th/DE- NOMINATIONS into which the Christian l^orld divided, with a Persuasive to Religious Mode atfon; cor- rected throughout, and much enlarged by the introduction of several new and important articles, particularly a very interesting Account of the SHAKERS, a num us American Sect, who profess to be pure as the Angelsjfl Heaven; also of the DCMEM, &C. to which is prefixerfan Essay on En- thusiasm and Superstition; a Plan of the#)ivine Attributes a Schedule of the Sects; and a bripf )hronolo;cal Table of Ecclesiastical History from the BiJn of Christ to the pre- sent time. Price, fine demy, l iniof with heads, 5s. fine ,v 18mo, with a new plate, 3s. 6d. bamxU. London: Printed for B. <V I 11., Tmshv and ( o. Sta. fioners'-couvt, Paternosf er-rovUfaMsold by J.TJaoiel, J. J. Harris, and J. \S\JILH, Carmarthen; and by all other'Booksellers. J tvile,e n?n.q he jimd, lately published, THE DEATH OF CALK. in Five Looks, aiter thc man. nor of the Death of Abelynthe 4th edition to which are pre- tixed the principal EWts in the History of Man before that period, embellished ytfjj a Iwautlful Frontispiece and Vig- nette, price 2s. boapos, or on fine large paper, 3s. THE COMPLETE FAMILY bIBL; with a Commen- tary, by the R^v. JOHN ST LES, of Brighton, and embel- lished with u*fmer»ous Wood-Cuts by the first Artfsts, now complete i II Numbers, one or more of which may be had atatimpr Demy, 8d. each; fine rov i! paper, Is. each; oi ^or in^wo handsoiiK' 4to vo!ur.tes, bound in calf and lettered. p ■7/1 £ £ ,■ This day is published, HKmbelTvsrfeu with a Frontispiece, represent'Hft the different Breeds of Cattle, in one handsome voUmie, 8vo. price 10s. 6d. boards, third edition, corrected^uid improved, of VERY MAN HIS OWN CAWLE DOCTOR; or, a Practical Treatise on thar Diseases of Horned Cattle and Sheep being a concise auw familiar Description of ail the Diseases incident to thos/Auiinals, with the most simple and effectual Method of coring each Disorder, in all its various Stages; also the Ulfrturit on of the Cow and Ewe, for which, and, that hitjlCrto considered fatal Malady, the Rot in Sheep, the Tre^rfment directed has proved emi- a neDOv successful in many'ears extensi ve practice. ■. Bv F^\N CIS PLATER, Cattle Doctor/farrier, and Druggist, at Retford. Printed for H lid R. CR )>;BY ami -Siatioiiers'-court. Ludgate-stree an so by J. Daniel, J. Evans J, Harris, J. White, Cannart-hen; and by all other Booksellers. Wiiere a^so may be had, by the same Author, price 9s. extra b Jfds, the '21st Edition of EVERY MAN H S OWN FA RIMER; in which are incorporated One Hundred JSew and$duable Recipes nevfcr before pnblishid. BANKERS' LICENCES Stamp-Office, LondonJSeptenije) 19, 181 w. NOTICE is hereby -iven, t/at, bv the Stamp Act, 48 Geo. 3, c. 149, all l:ce/ces granted to Bankers pr others, to issue promissory .natesy payable' to he bearer on demand, and allowed to be re-jpsued, will expire "n tiie 10th of October next, and that th/ must bej'enewed w(thin one month from that day, or penalties will lie mctiued.. That a separate licence must e taken outfnr every phce where the nou s shall be issued, unless the persons to be tice.n%d had issued their notes at several places before the- 2d July, 1808, and originally ob/ained one licence tor all suich July, 1808, and originally ob/ained one licence tor all suich places; in which case only,/hey will be again included in ene li ectlee. „ That every lieence must Jpecify the names anrlplacps of abode of the persons to we licensed, and the name of the pLice or places where, anil the name of the bank, firm, tor title under which the nows are to be issued and lie noes ti persons in partnership imist specify the names,'and places of abode, of all the persons co ict-i-iieti in the partnership, whe- ther all their names aripear in the notes or not; and in de- fault thereof the lice/ces will be void. Wilii these parti- culars a specimen of Jpe notes must also be left at this Office, by the perlbns applying for such licences. TjJat a penalty 1001. for every ott>nce is imposed on the issuing of promissory notes, of the description aforesaid, without a 1 cence/or at any other place, or under any other firm or title, tiia is specified in the licetice and a penalty of 501. for everif offeitce is imposed on the issuing of pro missory notes of any description, or hills of exchange, not duly stamped, And on the re-issuing of promissory notes not allowed to be nt-issued, as well as on the re-toning of notes, u allowed to b/r<yssu«j| after the perifMfixedjvr thai purpose. The ComrtfisSiMfip' Stamps hav^B had occasion to pro- secute sevefajyW^y Rank,'rs' for^fc penalties incurred by their di/re%r#of the provisions He Act, this notice is given thdt all persons concerned i3f in future conform thereto, jmd avoid tSse penalties for\#ich they will otherwise be uros/cuted and that persons applying for licences, "<ay coine prepared with all the requisite particulars to be m- lerte^ therein, without which the licences cannot be !illed_ up, in as to protect the parties against the penalties ot tltcAcf -By order of the Comuvssioners, i TACFAEU- > R WM. K.AP-PJLJS, Secretary. HAY ON SALE. 7 TWO RICKS, the Growth of this Year, now standing on Parkyvelvet, in good condition, and may remain there as long as the purchaser thinks proper. For particulars apply to D. Morley, Cabinet-Malcer, Lammas-street, Carmarthen; —1 111 •V~T CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE L!<:r, And Entered upon imnictlititely, either together, ir^'wo Lots, or in Parcels, A LL that capital and well-knownJie^'tile FARM, L caJled PIliOR LWYD, in the pa, i of Llaiigumior, and within one mile of th wi-, or containing by admeasureraeist 21 res, 89 of which are adjcinin the River Towy tiie other part has a good supply of water.—If required, part of e l,"ire:it i.nd Small Titiies of he said I-arisii will be Lpt wh the Farm. TJJi" Farm is best adapted for a grazing or dairy farm.— A lease of seven, eleven, or ffturteen years will be granted but tio person, except of responsibility, and who can give proper security, if requitJ""d, need a; ply. For a view of the sa/nc apply IO Evan Thomas, Tycoch, on the premises; an or further particulars to Nlr. Henry Lev,'is,{ialit-«\>.g^eai Camarihen. if bv fetter, uost-oaid. ""V i' I'- JRT' mav be accominod.ated with 12 Acres of Lattei gra-Van.l the Hay of the same. The tiiitu^C. -road froui Carmartheti to Kidwelly leads through thr farm. PEREMPTORY NOilCE. CARMARTHENSIJIRF. Llanarthney, Llanon, Llandebie, and Llaufihangel- A berbyt hieh Inclosure. WE, the Commissioners appointed to carry V v into execution an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 51st year of the reign of his prefent Majesty, iiitituied, 11 All Act for inclosing Lands in the several pa. rishes of Llauon, and Llanfihangil- Aberbythich, in the county of Do hereby give Notice, That we intend to hold a MEETING for further carrying the said Act into execution, at the Dwelling-house of Edward Bosuick, known by the sign of the Bear Inn, in the town of Llandilo-fawr, in the said county, the 26th day of November next, at twelve in the forenoon and we do hereby require, that all persons and bodies corporate or politic, who shall have or claim any Common or other Right to or in any such Lands so to be inclosed, shall deliver, or cause to be delivered to us, at such Meeting, an Account or Schedule, signed by them, or their respective Husbands, Guardians, Trustees, Committees, or-Agents, of such respec- tive Rights or Claims, and therein describe the Lands and Grounds, and the respective Messuages, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments, in Yespect w hereof they shall respec- tively claim, to be entitled to any and which of such Rights in and uoon the same, or any part thereof, with the name or names of tiie person or persons then in the actual possession, and the particular quantities of tde same respectively, and maps or plan of such (ii they have any), and of what nature and extent such Right is; and also in what Rights and for what E-tates they claim the same respectively, dis- tinguishing the Freehold from the Lopyiiold or Leasehold, or on non-compliance therewith, every of them making de- faults therein shall, as far only as respects any claim so neglected to be del vered, be totally b irred and excluded of and from all right.and Jitle in or upon such Lands so to be divided r, spettively, and of and from all beneht and advantage in or to any share or allotment' ■ hereof. Given under our hands HUB tijiid Júj ol October, 1812. CHARLbS HASSALL, V. I" TifCiS. HASSALL, uVUnj (/(1-, :j //litt JON bS, 2- CARMAR/HENSillRK. Llanarthney, Llanon, Llandebie, and Llanvihangel- Aberbythieh Inelosure. WE, the Commissioners appointed to carry into execution an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 51st year of the ;eign «»f bis present Majesty, intituled An Act for inclosing Lands in the several pa- rishes of Llanarthney, Llanon, Liaudebie, and Llanvihangel- Aberbythich, in the connty of Carmarthen;" and also ano- ther -kcL of Parliament, made and passed in the 52d year of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled An Act to amend an Act of his present Majesty, for inelosing Lands in the several parishes of Llanarthney, Llanon, Liaudebie, and Llanvihangel-Aberbythich, in the said county of Carmar- theu," Do hereby give Notice, Tnat we will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the house of Edwtird Rostock, knowu by the sign of the Bear Inn, in the town-of Llandilo-fawr, in the county of Carmarthen, on Wednesday, the 25th day of November, ÜH, at three o'clock iI Ie afternoon, the following |Mot0/itD pweem ot Latm, Being part ai;dfparcels of the Lands intended to be inclosed by v/tuc of the said first-mentioned Act: f Quantity. Lot A. One Parcel of Ground, adjoining the pub- A. R. P. 9 licAroad from Cwmmvvyn to LLdiart Rnyd-y-Bis- wfkeontahang 30 0 0 OoKp. One Parcel of Ground, adjoining lot A, and th8*Cottage and Garden, cailed Tir-y-dreiiien, containing 30 0 0 Lot C. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the public road from near CwmmwylJ to Mynydd- bacli Llaned v, containing 9 2 0 Lot D. One Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last- mentioued public roud, containing. 30 6 0 Lot E. One other l%cel of Ground, adjoining the ,fist-mentioned pub) c road and lot D, containing. 23 0 0 laLut V. One oilier Parcel of Ground, ad joining the st-mentioued public road and lot E, containing 22 2 0 Lot L. Oneotiter Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last-mentioned public road and lot F, containing 22 U 0 Lot N. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last-mentioned public road and the road leading to Llidiart Rhyd-v-Biswell, and opposite lot L, con- taining 21 0 U Lot O. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last-mentioned pubhc road and lot N, containing 21 0 0 These lots are siiuate on the Great Mountain, and near Tir-y-dreinen. Lot P. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the public road from Cap pel Lime Kilns to Cwmmwyn, containing u Lot Q. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the lasi-mentioned public road and lot P, coiita,ii;iig- 17 0 0 Lot R. O.ie other Parcel of Ground, lying on My- nydd-bach Llanon, adjoining Ty-gwynn and Cwni Farms,containing 2o 2.* 0 These Lands arestioiigiy icrotTtmeiided to the attention ot the public, as it is not probable that an opportunity for making such eligible purchases will again OCCUI- and will be sold without reserve, Tile purchaser will be required to pay a deposit of one- tenth pan of the ourehaie-money at the time of such sale, and tili, titt-eecatendar outlls next after the said sale; and in default thereof, the money so deposited will be forfeited Tie whole of which -><'ifd several Pieces or Parcels are marked and set oat ny holes dug in the ground and a Map of the siiiue may be "II at tiie Oilice of Mr, Charles MOR- GAN, Oiiav-street. Carmarthen.— Given under our hands, the 3d dafof October. IS12. CHARLES HASSALL, //rr TfiOS. HASSALL, \r ■ )] RlCH. JONES. CARMARTHEN. S TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ofh.eh^TlKTh0"Se or F;dward All,'n- known'bv the si^a dav ^lu Qfiri 'a r' f U,w" of Carmarthen, on Mon- aay. the 26Ui day of October, 1S12, A LEASE, for the Term of th? Lif- of Mr. lil l-,w' Of all that MES- At E (,r BU« .AGL, v< ,I|, the App-rt<nanc; s, situate in ^T £ n\V% £ r 0f'hen, lately in the occu- any family'"6 *7/ fit for reception of C I' V- CARM A RTHENR JF/A TO BE SOLD OR LET, A (THE LATTER WOULD BE FREPJ ;?RRO), Modeln-bnilt DWELLING-1(OUSE, situated 1,1 SpiLoan-street containing, on the principal floor, a hanclsoui,- vesftl.uie, with geometrical stone stair-case, and ^nTVoC;-S JbS'ai"g ^n,d each feet Ov 16, bullrt" s pantry, w;ti« a geod kitchen on the chaiaber s'orv ere hed-roo ns, and'two dre .-ire- rounis, and a m a.ef-closef; and, on fb? attic sfor- are five rooms of the sau e dimensions, and two clos-ts. The base- < consists of a brewing-kitchen, s rvants" hall, lamidr* vI s.< ie-room pantry, and larder, and two ar,iied beer-cellars' with an nnd.g.oiind wine-cellar.. Tm^« wT l'"rt^u,a: s 0f hyjetter,' post-paid) a-ply t0 10 WATEKS, Carmarthen. r ■ J JM. i'. A pure: aser, or tenant, may be accommodated rnr a term, with 20 or 50 Acres of rich Meadow the greater part of w'veh is so near the TORNAS^SLY to be about 21:0 yards distant from the hou-< Ji/J CARMARTHEN.- ^TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, At the dwelling-house of Edward Allen, know;, bv the 2ign thp tOUI "f Carmarthen, oil Monday, the 26th da, ofO; tober, ll, between the !lo,'rs of thr..e <W f ?'c];K'k }h* aften.-oon, subject to the condi- tion of sale t d there pr: d-c.-d, MB^ilL LEASE (1/ years of which arc unexpired efh ncxt« ,)f a11 ttiat nx»derR-fc»»i;f MEg- SUAGh or DWELLING-HOUSE, with tu< AppMrt'^uancesu situate in EJI g- aeet, in„the towr, of ( arm it en, now io the tenure ot Mr. Henry Ayres, <. ab liet-Plaker; co- s stini ° ..Jare^ on <!ie sronod iloor, two draw:ng-rooms witfi oeo-c/iaiiiber attar.befl. thereto, on the second story, thiee bed-cnauibers on thethira story, and two exiled attics i ki/cnen a'a' coac,louse»*°'ur-stalfed st;.bl and brewing- The House to be Let, and entered on immediately For particulars inqu.re of^ IJAV(D Kees. DAVID THOMAS, Solicitor, Cärmaffbclf. T-* AvrARREN'S~ I JT7] Original Japan LiquidtBlacking. ^l^HIS Composition produces tjie iii(^i,Wi.LiANT JL JET ever beheld, preserve tiie leatlien^<»ff, prevents it cracking; is perfect I. free from jmv"*na«tseoi; smell, does not soil the linen, and will re its virtue faf any length of timr.. rf Sold,% by ROBERT WARHEIV, lielit. MARFFI#^2TAN?. London; and retail by J. Dan >1. Piifiter of this Paper, White, and 1-vans, BookselErs, TaiWrew, and Pridham, Druggists, Carmarthen; C. Re=,i;ol#i, and Lock, T-i,bv; W. Wihnott, Pembroke J. AilenyKV. Owen, .wd 6. Gibbs, Haverford west; Saies, and D./IF Si t ouck, Milford • C.Lewis, Cardigan; S. Georg<Vs\irbcrih 5 Rees, New-Ira; Evans, Eglw\s-wrw Tho.na^ I tl tk \V. Davi s'' Llai.dover. Vaughan, lirsVin; I Pi Ab- r^uvifji; Edmonds, Allen, and JenkC'.s, Swt n i I € verv t- wr» in 0, the Kingdom, =n Stone ifittles, linl. ii pintE. 6d a 'pint; and quarts, 2s. e.ich. sqiialit,-s of this Blacking have induced several hifse impostors to sell spurious compositions under (he abo^Tnainc; to prevent which obse.-ve none can h" geir.iine^snlcss ROBERT WARREN" is signed on the all M-n. t>mp°H L1 fh. Bottle. Interesting to 1, P,/ili' in genera'.
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CORDIAL BALM OF GI LEAD —T}yS elegant preparation h v>ng risen to the highest repute. jjr> earnestly recommended to those Ladies, w ho, from repeated and difficult labours, are afiiicted with and in. firmities; 'n which cases it strengthens the stomach, ttie weakened organs, and-the whole constitution. » who in an advanced f el ilie consequences of youthful excess, or unfortunate youth w "o have brought on themselves a oumeio 's train of evils, v. ill, by the use of -;lip mosi valuable rertorat-v. find thein.e!ves restored to iwa!ih and strength, and the me'anehol*. symptoms removed, which are tife general efleets of such c; s S. The-Co,-dial Balm of Ciiead is a u.ost nobfe raed seine, com2 posed of some of tli- choicest balsams and str<ngtbmers in the who)", Materia Medica. The process is long and labo- rious, and requires the most a,id minute attention. It assuredly affords the inostpet-matient iclicf to fli.)Sotirlliappy youths, who have been deluded at an early age into a secret and desfrnct/ve vice, nmv common among them, as we!! as to 'persons of all ages a.Hicted with nervo; s d borders, pro- ceeding either from n immoderate use of tea, bard driek- ing, he-it of clim ite. excess ff grief, d ssipated p'easure, bad lyings,-in, immoderate conre< of the menses, &c. Tiiis Ba'sani'C Cord ml is adap.'ed to fe- male constitutions, as well as to phlegmatic hahits in gene- ral it acts powerfully as a nen-in", lWi only io the week stomach, hut to the whole a %iii- ated app^tiN" and digestion in the e- •>, and as^iss's wonderfully in recovering the tone of roe u.-rnary and geni- a' its Ha~ cy in the r: s otisunatc seminal complaints in men, and corresponding wfi knesscs in voir.en. Persons entering upon the holy state of matrimony, sniiuld cons rl'T, that where the fountain Is polluted, the streams that How from it cannot be pure."—The blessing* of h are no sooner lost' t >an painful experience teuehr-s th" ar- esfimaMe value of it. and tiie un' appy putinw iouLsarou it, too often, ala, in Yl IE, for the means of its recovery TIip utilitv, therefore, of' ;-ih medicine is too obvious 10 need further conv.^e, t. Prepared b." Dr. it. in Ws. 6d, nnd 3:)8, bof;'e-; the latter contain four of tire former, by "hid. pureh'ise- saves shillings. Every genuine bottle has a s:atnp, which bears t i(, s name and address, Sai: i. Solomon, Liverpool," t i-iitate which is Mnnv. Double postage of all letters to Dr. Solo eon, G'leat!- House, near l.!vf rpool, must be paid, and a fee «f in- closed for advice. The ANTr-IM PETIGINES, or SQLOMO?Ts Ð 1O'. for puri,fy ng the blood, and restoring the WLh; it paired by the imprudent use of Mercury, have been vonn.1 the great ar-d only restorer of health and vigour in d, <1 o> where SALIVATION has repeatedly failed.-Piicc 10s. 6i Family bottles 33s. The ABSTERGENT LOTION, for removing Eruntiors, from the surface of the human bodv.-Pints 4s. 6d. pints 2s. 9d. duty included. Alst)', The DETERHL* I OINTMENT, for old sores, &c. at 4s. 6d. per bo:<. Also, just published, pnee 3s. a new Edit'oii, wrtii A1. ditions of A, GUIDE TO HEALTH, ii avii-iet-, of cc.ia- plaints, some of which are treated on under 'he follov. >i.g heads viz—Advice to nervous patients, asthma, bn'i- n women, deficiency of natural strength, f-male complaint jwe^sLf.suts in the stomach, hypochondriac eon pla i.cs, ir.. ternal or:defeet of memory, rhcBtr.atNm, SCMI- vv scrofula, turn of life, vener-al diseases, weakness to ^nth. SOLOMON M.D.. ( Sold bv J. DA'MET., Carmarthen; lilwwr-r :e principal Venders of Patent Medicines th roughs Vaited Ki«id«w.