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IN THE CorNTT CarRT FOR CARMAKTHENSHIKE, AT CABMAHTHEN.—THE CorRT FOR RELIEF OF'INSOL- TE-NT DEPTors. To be heard, touching the matters of his petition and schedule, at the Court House at Carmarthen, on T&es- and ti e 26th day of February, 1850. at two o'clock in. the r.fternoon, before John Johnes, Esq., Judge of the said Court, to whom the-sarne have been du y relerred: -THO:llAS HOWELL, late of Lhvyndrissy, in the pa- rish of Llangan, in the county of Carniarthcn,TTarmer. L,; THE COUNTY COURT FOR CARMARTHENSHIRE, AT CARMARTHEN.—THE CorIn FOR RELlEF OF INSOL- TEXT DEBTORS. To be heard, touching the matters (f his Petition and Schedule, at the Court House in C irmarthen, on Tuesday, the 2Cth day of February, 185(1, before John Johnes, Esq., Judge of the said Court, to whom the same have been duly referred EDWARD WILLIAM SIIACKELL, late of Guildhall Square, in the County of the Borough of Carmarthen. Bookseller, General Sta- tioner, and newspaper i-epr,r-Ler.- THOMAS PARRY. Attorney for the said insolvent. A GREAT BLESSING. RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CURED WITH- -TL OUT A TRUSS !-DH. DE ROOS still continues to supply the afflicted with his celebrated cure for Single or Double Ruptures. the efficacy of which, for both sexes, and all ages, is now too well established to need com- ment. It is easy in application, causes no pain or in- convenience, and will be sent free, with full directions, Ac. rendering failute irr.po-:ibie, on receipt of 6s. 6d. by cash or post-office order. pa; _ble at the Holborn office. Dr. De R. has a great number of old trusses, left be- hind by persons cured, as trophies of his immense suc- cess, which he will readily give to those who need them, after a trial of his remedy. Hours: Ten tili one -1 four to eight (Sundays excepted.) N.B. All letters of inquiry should contain two postage stamps. In every case a cure is guaranteed. Address—Walter De Roos, M.D.. 1. Ely Place, Hol- D 1. Ely Place, Ho,- born-lliil, London. Pains in the Back, Gravel, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Strictures, Dehility, CfC. I DR. DE ROOS' COMPOUND RENAL PILLS are Dt'?e <.?H' CERTAIN (THE for the above distressing complaints, as also ail di-cases of the kidneys and urinary organs generally, whether resulting from impru- dence or otherwise, which, if neglected, so frequently nd in stone in the bladder, and a lingering, agonising death It is an established fact that most cases of gout and rheumatism occurring in middle age, are combined with diseased urine, how necessary is it then, that per- sons so afflicted should at once attend to these important matters. By the salutary action of these pills, on acidity of the stomach, they correct bile and indigestion, purify and promote the renal secretions, thereby preventing the formation of calculi, and establishing for life a healthy performance of the functions of all these organs. They have never been known to fail, and may be obtained through all medicine venders. rrieels.Hd., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. per box, or will be sent free, with full in- structions for use, on receipt of the price in postage stamps, by Dr. DE ROOS. A considerable saving effected by purchasing the larger boxes. AUTHENTIC TESTIMONIALS—Rev. J. Bell; "Your Pills have acted almost miraculously. For twelve whole months I scarcely knew ireeaom from pain in my poor back, but since taking your pills, have been quite easy.—Mr. T. Parry, Ruthin, writes. Send me a48. 6d, box for a friend, the one I had has quite cured me.' .Nlr. Kinz, AN.lesbt.,i-y Pre a p(rfc(.t I)Icssing, 1 have rot beplI so easy for Hope in bis treatise on these cornplaiiits They are the only thing of the kind I can rcconunend, having tried them in everv instance with most graiii'vinf results hilfdLondonr' De H,oos: I, Ely-place, Holbom- lull, London. At home for consultation daily, from ten till one, and four till eight, Sunday excepted. CAUTION RESPECTING JOHN CASSTLL'S COFFEE. J-OHX CASSELI. finds it necessary to caution the Consumers of his justly-famed 'COFFEE against purchasing imitations of his Packages. The fact that his Establishment is the largest in the kingdom, and his COFFEE most extensively consumed, has led numerous panics to attempt making up very inferior articles in the same style of Package and some, to induce tradesmen to substitute their spurious article for that of JOHN CASSELL, offer a largei r.mount of profit. This has a tendency to prej udice the public, and hence thenccessitr of thus informing them that no Coffee can be the verita- ble JOnX CASSELL'S COFFEE unless his signature is upon each Package, Go therefore to the Agent for JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEE, ask for JOHN CAS- SELL'S COFFEE, and see that it is JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEE which is handed to you, having his Signature upon the Package. This is necessary, for there are nu- merous imitations.stringent and bitter to the palate while JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEE is rich ano troll: at the same time that that it is mellow and delicious' pleasing to the palate, and invigorating to the svstem. The following are the prices at which they can be ob- tained — JOHN CASStZI.LS COFFEE, No. ], an 0Xc,.„ article Is t,\   J,)!? CASSELI/S COFFEE,No^ gi,'p ?..t sa.istacti?. b..i? a eo^ Trlv^n-.tinr. ii choicest growths of J?m.i)?. p!'??s?????'nrc.h?.?.s. strength, and fi:i?oui ¡¡d. JOHN (-\SE.u:S COFFEr' No"V 8d" JOI? CASSELL'S C«].FF- l)jn,n the tmpt mountain grlJwths of both Ja- • 28 Où SOLD BY THE FOLLOWING AGENTS nS???" ?? L'oyd. Cross: ?arberth. DaT?. and s T ?"-??? Ph'?. Draper: Pembroke, W. ?' T"? ?' J?vi?. opposite the Market PI? a.?' ?. ?? ?'?° Owen and ? ?''? ?"P: Haver- farfi„ VI In. Al;trk?-t S!rt'P!: Fish¡:uard. Mrs. 1'' Market Street: Fishguard. Mrs. H-M.I :i V. TJTn £ r ■ ??wca'-Ue Kmhn, Thomas and E"'aL; ?'.?,npet.' er. E. T. Eva?: Handover, D.? id Davies Medical Hal1: Mr?,,n. James Alliums, Ship Street: Llanellv, H S. Howp1!. HaH Street; SwaBea, William John Heathfield JOHN CASSELL'S FIVE-SHILLING TEA.-Thia is a combination of the finest and most carefullv-selec- ted Teas. the produce of choice, young and tender plants. It possesses not only strenl-th, but a peculiar and delicious fragrance, which cannot fail to render it plea- sant to the most fastidious palate and to the exquisite taste of the connoisseur. This may be had either wholly Black or Black and Green mixed. It is sold in Catty Packages only, containing from two ounces to one nound and every package hears the signature of JOHN CASSELL," without which none can be genuine. All applications for these valuable Agencies to he made dirrrt tu JOHN CASSELL. 80. FENCHURCH- ST11EET. LONDON.

HAVERFORDWEST TOWN COUNCIL. tb ?"??h' meeting of this corporation was held at th ?ounci! Chamber on Monday last. The following •He '*&ernb,r,s were present Messrs. William Cozens, (m ^"r>^ William Owens, J. LI. Morgan, WiHiam Rees, atid C)- E. Davies, a'dermen William Waiters. John ."h i"'Pl, Walter Reynolds, William Llewellin, Thomas ?lad ° J. D- Brown, and Gecrge Ll Millard, coun- ciU ors ThITown Clerk having read the minutes of the last etln. ^Ir> ??erman Owen remarked with refprencp to the 0r er Passed on the 5th of December directing the CoMarket House Committee to divide the room over t}j ??hern division of the Market house into three eP?tments, that since that meetin it had been re- ? ?-nted to the Committee by Mr. Millard, that the 8 &t .(? ? Freemaons would take the room as a tod?e at i ? Per annum, and they had, therefore, deferred PCro ??'ng to carry into e?ect the resolution of the C ,14110il A ?°"??!'sation ensued, which resulted in an order ?ci f? ???e for the suspension of the former resolution, 8o f as related to the division of this room. L?0Ioplaints were made of several nuisances, one of V,? ,Iks caused by a number of disorderly youths I)araa.it'R the streets on Sundays. jJ Owen enquired whether they could not be *con- filed *La 8>ven space ? Jhe T*? °? Oerk said they could not pass through the ew B own Clerk said they could not pass through the ?p dldlle toll-gate uuti) ? certain hour, and then flev .p Perspd— (laughter.)—(Mr. Owen being the °*n °? the t??. which are demanded by the collector t??? "?'neo.c)<.ck.) Mr. Owen said, if that was the canse he was quite ?Qy and iiiin?,, to remove it. (This announcement  received with much applause,) He was quite wilJin ?"rnw open the gates from ha!f past six, or indeed to '4"iflcE! the tolls of the %vho l e div, rather than the ?inee the to)ts of the whole day, rather than the llui,atice should be continued.-(CherTs.) The Mayor said there was a vacancy amongst the ? ?'.P'ents of Alderman Vawer's Charity, by the death Of them, and the Council having now to fill up the ?'*?cy, he would beg to nominate Mr. John ?. ? to be the new almsman. He was an elderly man, ??ps ? ""?. and entirely dependent on the bountv of his 1 11 brother's widow. g r- Alderman Owen seconded the motion. Cla;^Vera^ other members spoke in favour of Mr. Potter's ?ai cla.'rn', and he "? then elected unanimously. The T Own Clerk read a letter from ?'" Allen, of ?ike °"'?questing to be informed what parts of the Sto res (). li  Qiiav (the lease of which bad lately Sto. °? Hanover Q"ay (the lease of which had lately p??. d ), were out of repair, as he would wish to have ajj rtunity of repairing them himself, if he found it "I'll, be for less than the estimated costs by the ?ornn Uon survevor. Mr »  "?''man Owen said there could be no objection to ^jrr Allen having a survey made to satisfy himself of the <- ?""??'?s of the estimate but the time had Ho\tT???? for him to put the premises into repair, as the i t,he I ea'se ad expired. -r?f'yo'' suggested that a copy of the estimate and *PPc!6 ?'°n of repairs should be furnished to Mr. Allen that eig take any remarks thereon he thought prop/e was agreed to. ftlAlderman Rees said, some weeks ago a man was CongJ ? the Station-liouse. It was a very cold night, arid b L". 119 very poor and almost destitute of clothing, he r. p,es') the absence of the Mayor, took upon himRej. to direct Pyne, the serjeant of police, to purchase ft r<1 t° Put about him, intending to mention the t??-? ° the Conncil, and in case they refused to pay 'or if k 6 Wou^ so himself. 'n 00der was immediate]y made for payment. Dr ?r ??? said he went into the Lock-uphouse a ?ort ti e since and found it very unwholesome. It ?aa extre ely damp, and should be bpated by means of fl(les the walls, and there ouht to be some straw t?n '??d but be had no wish to make it too com- f0rt «v^r> John Phillips; The tramps dread that place more ???o!? Dr. Morgan I should not wonder. 14r, 13rown It is enough to kill them to be confined t h e. Dr. }for hould not like the Inspectors of Prisons ? "?'?' :an should not like the Inspectors 0 I'lsons loon en,t* quite sure they would severely After a fnrtk„ ?"?P''sat!on a Comm ittee, consisting of the M er conversation a Committee, conslst1l1g' of the Mayor A l rt>n :Mor8n, Owen, and Reps, and ?"ncn)o Brown were appointed, to examine it and to ?ke a 7?'?'?tions and improvements which they ?bht Ink desirable. to ?'? Mayor ead to the me>etin a circular addressed thiln, enclosing a form of petition to Parliament, pray- ;? that the Stamp Duty on receipts might be repealed, at? ? that an equivalent tax be raised by other means, lktid requesting the co-operation of the Council of this '?n.  Mr- Alderman Rees moved that a petition be prepared Y the Mayor for the repeal of the duty in question,  Forwarded to the member for the town for presen- ,0n. and that be be requeste d to support the prayer tatlol?, and h,t lie be reqtlested to support the prayer He did not approve nf the duty bemg transferred, as ??ested in the form of the p,!itinn before the meeting,  he thought the government had plenty of moey 'Uthut it, if it exercised proper economy.—Carried "?monsly. in fro W"lter Reyeo?ds called the attention of the meet- 5»R the great inconvenience which the tradesmen of the ,Vri Were subjected to, for the want of a crane on the Q :hr A COmittee was appointed, consisting of the toa0r> Messrs. Walters, PhiHips. Green, Reynolds, t>av.S' and Llewpllin, to inquire into the propriety of ?,?<!acraneontbe Quay, and the expense thereof, "lid report to the next meeting.  ??? ordered that the Police be furnished with their at) ??' ctothin?. and that advertisements be issued for ?p d ?s for supplying the same. ,e meeting was then adjoured until the first Mon- dity ln March, at eleven o'clock.

CARDIGANSHIRE. 1'4MPETER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—PLOUGHING TCH —Wednesday, the 30th ult., having been ap- JJ0. '"ted for this match to take place near the domain 0f Captain D S. Davies, ,f Highmead before 10 Clock about 25 ploughs with the requisite appendages r ?Pn. horses, &c., made their appearance, when Mr. ohn Jones, junior, of Maesnoni, Mr. D?nip! Davies, 'h?chmawr, and Mr. Thomas Thomas, farm bailiff to T bomas Hu?PS, Esquire, Castelldn, were appointed "'?es. The following is the result of the contest SENIOR CLASS. o*'Prize W))]:amJonps.B'-ynyre?!wys. 2lid d o. Plough man to D Evans, Esq., Llaethliw. Zr.4 d o. Ditto to Mr. Evan Richards, Nanthenfol. JUNIOR CLASS. 2?'? Ploughman to Mr. E. Evan?, Maesmynach. 2 4d d Ditto to Mr.Th'<mM.Trpli?yn, L?nwnen.: Zrd do. Ditto to Mr Evans, Glanduar, Llanybyther. ABERYSTWITH.—FATAL ACCIDENT.—On the evening the 2nd inst., about 9 o'clock, Richard Griffiths, reIner, a single man, 25 years of age, was going to teat, Ine his work at the Oozinan Lead Mines, about 7 t Ill's from this place, and it appears that when about to descend, he missed his footing, and fell into the b aft, about 90 feet in depth. He was immediately r,"ght up to the surface, but life was extinct  '?BRRysTWiTH. WEDNESDAY.—The weather during th? Past night and this morning, has been exceedingly L "lltprou?s, blowing a heavy gale of wind from the west- t^ the sea in the bay running very high. In the ?11*11, the houses and chapels situated in exposed places,  suffered very much, the lead on the roof of St. 'Ch?'iel's Church being completely torn out of its D i ac(> and the windows broken-chimneys and chimney j, 8 m a11 directions are much out of their perpendi- ular, ?"? it was dangerous to walk in the streets whilst ?8?!e continued blowing.  ?BERYsTwiTH HARBOUR.—At the meeting of the TTL8teeS of this harbour, respecting the letting of the ites ?"? duties, as stated in the )re?/t?M?: of the 1st ill ts 't was resolved that all steamers arriving at this w '5rt with passengers, are admitted free of rates and 4til's. but if trading with goods or merchandize, they Ml be subject to the same charges as sailing vessels. })nEADFUL SHIPWRECK AND HEPORTED Loss OF ? ?Vnx I?VES.—On the night of Tuesday, and during th ?hn!e of Wednesday and following night, a fe 'V hurricane prevailed in the neighbourhood of .4'd'z ?t nAbout ten on Wednesday morning a large ''?'K was driven violently into the bay, and in a ? *?"?s was helplessly cast on the Cardigan bar, ?d So terrific was the sea that in a short time she went T0 to I)Lclces. It is not accurately known from whence she cani she is however reported to be the Theti." of Re f bound from Newport to Limerick, with a &?- ?? cargo. It is positively stated that eleven of the ^revv hIve met a watery grave, two only having been jeg the time ou\' account left, nothing was te?e ? ? ??? "? our account left, nothing was ?o\t '? it certainty. We regret to state that but little e rt appears to have been made to render as- &ist '? crew of the Life Boat recently established here '? '?uch blamed, but we merely give the rumours, Ss th ?'?? state of agitation in the neighbourhood <t88 correct information being obtained. We s'ncere/ | ?°?? the current reports respecting their <ondu  be proved to be unfounded, but the most Proved to be unfounded, but the most *'Bid en luiries will be instituted. Our Crre8P°ndent writes us this morning that the Crew of ? L'?-boat behaved manfully, and thrice at- '??Pted '?'cessfu))y, to board the ill-fated vessel. ? 8? all revert next week to the subject. r LLANDDEWI BREFi.-Last week according to her annual custom, the lady of the Rev S. Evans, Vicar of the parish, caused the sum of f5 to be distributed among the poor of the village of Llandewi Brefi. PROMOTION.—The Reverend Richard Owen, Curate of St. Paul's, Liverpool, late of St. David's College, Lampeter, and of Brynmaen, in this county, has been promoted to the Incumbency of Yspytty Evan, in the diocese of St. Asaph. Patron William Hope, Esq., Overtron, near Liverpool. FATAL EFFECTS OF INTOXICATION.—A fearful in- stance of the results of intemperance occurred on Sa- turday last. It appears that Mr. John Evgus, of Velin Newydd, in the parish of Verwick, had been attending a sale by auction, in Cardigan, and having drank rather freely was proceeding home to his residence, a short distance from Cardigan, when in going up the Aber- avron road, by some means he fell into a streani of water, which was caused by the late heavy rains on the side of the road, and was drowned. When discovered by two women, life was quite extinct. A large sum of money was found in his pockets, and it is evident that no portion of his property is missin as enquiries have been made, and the property found on his person is proved to have been all he had in his possession a short time before his dpath. On Wednesday last, J. Phillips, Esq., of Newcastle the Coroner for the Lower Division of Troedyraur, held an Inquest composed of a respectab e jury, on the body, when evidence in proof of the state of extreme intoxication in which deceased was last seen alive, and of his being found dead in the ditch by the road side was given, and in the absence of any positive proof how the deceased callle by his death, the jury returned a verdict of Found drowned." CARDIGAN.-At a special petty sessions held at the White Hart Inn, before Win. Phillips, E sq.—Two young men, tramps, were-charged with having on the previous evening, iiialiciousli, broken several panes of glass at' Parkyprat, the residence of the Rev. Mr. George. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoners were extremely violent, and broke windows to the value of nearly thirty shillings. The fellows were convicted of the offence, and in default of paying the amount of damage and costs, were committed to Haverfordwest gaol for one calendar month each with 'hard labour.

-v_ 'H" -V- GL-AMO R GAN Sll I PE. t NEATH PETTY SESSIONS were held on the 1st instant, at the Town Hall, before the Reverend H. H. Knight, Griffith Llewellyn, and John Rowland, Esquires.— Margaret Jenkins of Neath Abbey, charged Elizabeth Williams of the same place, with assaulting her. After several witnesses had been examined on each side, the parties were ordered to pay their own costs.-David Joties, landlord of the George and Dragon, beer-house, Cwmavon, was charged by Superintendent Davies with drawing beer at illegal hours. Mr. Hargreaves, who appeared for the defendant, severely cross-examined the witnesses for the complaint, when he was called to order by the Rev. H. H. Knight. Fined 5s and costs — John JasepA alias 11 The Liverpool Slasher," a mason, and sub-contractor on the South Wales Railway, was charged by John Richards, labourer, with the non- payment of wages. The defendant did not appear. Ordered to pay with costs.-Mary Williams was charged with stealing a gate, the property of William Isaac, Ystalyfera case dismissed.—Mr. Charles Tennant, of Cad oxton, was charged bv the overseers of Coedfrank, with the non-payment of poor-rate. The mother of Mr. C. Tennant being proved to be the occupier, the case was dismissed. The representatives of the Marquis of Bute, the Hon. J. C. Talbot, and Col. Charles Stuart, have no- minated the Rev. D. Thomas, B.A. eldest son of John Thomas, Esq., of Cwmmawr, to the Rectory of Llan- maes, vacant by the death of the late Rev. R. Nicholl Carne, M.A. VALE OF NKATH BREWERY.- Vice Chancellor's Court, Thit)-sday.-( Before Sir J. L. Knight Bl"twe.)- Re the Vale of Neath Brewery Company, Ex Parte [Valters.)-Tliis was a motion on behalf of the official manager for the purpose of revising the decision of the Master, to whom a reference had been made under the Winding-up Act. whereby he had refused to include Mr. George Walters in the list of contributors in respect of 50 shares in the above Company. Mr. Walters was a banker at Bath, and had accounts with Mr. Buckland, the managing director of the Vale of Neath Brewery Company. The debt due from Buckland to Walters was £1500. In January, 1841, an arrangement had been made between them, with the concurrence of the other directors, that Mr. Walters should qualify himself as a director by having the shares in question transfer- red to him in the books. It was stated that Walters had credit given to him in the books of the Company for £1000, and Buckland was debited with it. It appeared that Mr. Walters had received jE27 10s. a part of the salary due to him as a director, bit that he had never attended and acted as such, and that there was no en- try in the Company's books of such payment. In Oct., 1841, Mr. Walters had re-transferred the shares. Mr. Russell and Mr. Terrell appeared in support of the mo- tion, which was opposed by Mr. Bacon and Mr. South- gate. His Honour was of opinion that the evidence es- tablished that Mr. Walters had at one time been a share- holder in the Company. It was possible that he might subsequently have ceased to be so, but this was not the qi.iestiou. He must therefore refer it back to the Master to review his report, which had proceeded upon the ground that Mr. Walters never had been a share- holder.

To THE EDITOR OF THE WELSHMAN." TO THr EDITOIT 0 1 SIR,—The interest you take in matters relating to the public welfare, and the readiness you have evinced to expose abuses, will form, I hope, a sufficient apology for my calling, through the medium of your journal, the attention of the authorities of Carmarthen, to the injustice which. is inflicted upon the inhabitants (par- ticularly those of the poorer class) of the town, by the system allowed to prevail of permitting the hucksters, to forestall the market. I am so circumstanced that I can seldom go to market before 12 o'clock, at which hour I find nearly all the egl,s, poultry, &c., in the hands of the hucksters, who advance the price from 20 to 30 per cent., and I must either submit to this extortion, or go without the articles I require. In most towns the hucksters are not allowed to pur- chase of the farmers, and others, till 2 o'clock, and I see no reason why a similar rule should not be adopted here. Being a comparative stranger in Carmarthen, I am unable to say where the fault lies, but it is evident there is a defect in the local arrangements, which is the cause of great inconvenience, and ought to be rectified. This hint will, I trust, have the effect of inducing the proper parties to look to it. I am sir, yours truly, Carmarthen, 6th February, 1850. I Carmarthen, 6th February, 1850. EPSILON.

I SPRING ASSIZES FOR SOUTH WALES. (Before Mr JUSTICE WILLIAMS.) Breconshire.—March 22, at Brecon. Cardiganshire.—March 14, at Cardigan. Carmarthenshire.—.March 18, at Carmarthen. Glamorganshire.-March 2, at Swansea. Pembrokeshire.—March 9, at Haverfordwest. Radnorshire.—March 27, at Presteign.

I HIGH SHERIFFS FOR SOUTH WALES. Breconsliire.-Sir Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan, of Dderw. Cardiganshire.—Thos. Davies Lloyd, of Bronwydd, Esq. Carmarthenshire. William Davys Harries Campbell Davys, of Neuaddfawr, Esq. Glamorganshire.—Rowland Fothergill, of Hensol Castle, 1 Esq. Pe bi-okeshil-e.-Wi'iliam Richards, of Tenby, Esq. Radnoishire. Edw. Morgan Stephens, of Llananno, Esq.

The foliowing members connected with the Princi- pality voted on the division on the address :—For the address •— Viscount Emlyn, Sir John Guest, Pryse Loveden, Hon. E. M. L. Mostyn, Sir John Owpn, Lord John Stuart, J. H. Vivian, and Col. LI V. Watkins. For the amendment:—J. Bailey, D. A. S. Davies, W. 0. Gore, H. Gwyn, 0. Morgan, Col. Powell, R. Rich- ards, Hon. G. R. Trevor, Sir J. Walsh, and Sir W. W. Wynn. HANDICAP FOR THE CARMARTHENSHIRE OPEN STEEPLE CHASE—.Squire [qly, aged, 12st. Esmeralda, aged, 12st.; The Caliph, aged, 12st.; The Falcon, half bred, 12st.; Peleus, aged, list. Tollbar, by Ulick, 11 st.; Pilgarlic aged, list.; The Skipper, 5 years, lOst. 121b. Hazard, aged, lOst. 71b. Hindoo, 6 years, lOst. 71b. Master William, by Slug, lOst. 71b. Dande- lion, 6 years, a feather. To be declared on or before Wednesday, the 13th of February inst..

I CARMARTHENSHIRE INFIRMARY. Week ending Feb. 7, 1850. r Remainin since last Report g Admitted since ?. -5 \1 Discharged cured anù relieved  0 [Died 0 (q ?? Died .0 Remaining 16 o r Remaining since last Report. 44 1 5 s j Admitted since 61 ?'?:'Discharg'ed cured and relieved S I o ::5 |k«> ■ °* Remainin 42 I MEDICAL OFFICERS FOR THE WEEK. Physician, Dr. Bowen Surgeon, Mr. Hughes. COMMITTEE:—Ven. Archdeacon Bevan, in the chair; Revs. D. Lloyd H. W. Jones, Messrs. Longuioro, C. Brigstocke, Geo. Davus, W. Go Thoruas.

LATEST PRICES OF RAILWAY SHARES. CH rrice cur onare. £ s. d. London and North Western EIOO sh £ 100 pd 110 10 0 Great Western EIOO sh EIOO pd 58 0 0 Midland Counties £ 100 pd 44 15 0 London and South Western E50 sh EIOO pd 60 0 0 Great North of En,-Iand EIOO pd 230 0 0 South Wales £.'50 sh £43 pd 15 0 0 "v PRICES OF THE FUNDS AT FOUR O'CLOCK EACH DAY. Th iFri. |Sat. Mo r<). W. Ban?Stock 203'203 203 202 '04205.? 3 per Cent. Reduced 9(;, 9'? 96? 96g ??9.? 3 per Cent. Consols 96^ 96? ?96? ?? :96? India Bonds SS 88 88 — |90 New 3' per Cent 97? (98 98 98J 98?98? Bank Long Annuities ..8? 8J 8J 9? 946 8$ India Stock — 1-  ?268 Exchequer 13ill .154 5- 4 ?5- 4 1)51 PI ,Cl )61

Mr. Powell's Hounds will meet on Wednesday next, at Llandissilio Village, at 10 o'clock. The Tin-Side Fox Hotiiid, will meet on Monday next, at Rhvdarbeth Bridge; on Thursday, at Cwmgloyne Lodije Gate—each dav at 10 o'clock. The Llanellv Hounds will meet on Monday next, at the Furnace Gate; on Friday, at Mansant—each day at 10 o'clock.

_n_ B I RTHS'. On Sunday last, the wife of Mr. Frederick Davies, Upper Market-street, in this town, of a daughter. On the 31st ult., at South Terrace, Neath, Mrs. W. J. Player, of a daughter. On Sunday last, the wife of Mr. John George, Tailor, Quay-street, in this town, of a son. On the 1st inst., the wife of Mr. John Lawday, Joiner and Builder, of Talley Cottage, Talley, in this county, of a son. MARRIED. On Friday last, at St. Mary's Church, Kidwelly, by the Rev. Thomas Griffiths, Vicar, Mr. Robert Bryden, Llan- ellv, to Charlotte, only daughter of the late Lieutenant and Adjutant Thomas, Kidwelly. Lately, at Llanddewi-brefi, by the Rev. Mr. Evans, Curate of Trefilun, Mr. David Jones, of Caio, in this county, to Mrs. Margaret Lloyd, Pentrerhew, Llanddewi- brcfi. On the 17th ult., at St. Mary's Church, Newport, Pem- brokeshire. by the Rev. L1. LI. Thomas, Rector, Mr. J. Thomas to Miss Mary Anne Rees, both of the above town. On the 29th ult., at Newport, Pembrokeshire, bv the Rev. Ll. LI. Thomas, Rector, Capt. Thomis Griffiths, late master of the Neptune, to Miss Mary Davies, both of the said town. DIED. On Saturday last, at Picton Terrace, in this town, John Williams, Esq., of Marine Cliff, Ferry-side, and formerly Comptrollcr of Her Majesty's Customs at Llan- ellv. in the 67th year of his age. He died in the full faith of a better resurrection through the merits of a Crucified Redeemer. He was a gentleman of high inte- grity, and strictly honourable bearing in all his acts, and those who best knew his private worth will be the most ready to do justice to his personal merits, and to lament, his loss. On the 2nd inst., in his 71st year, Mr. Charles Henry Herbert Harris, of this town. His kind and inoffensive disposition had endeared him to a large circle of friends and acquaintances. On the 3rd inst., at Llanelly (of the small pox), aged 27 years, Mr. John Edwards, master of the Edward, Llanelly and Waterford Trader, and eldest son of Mr. D. Griffiths, Island House, at that place. On the 4th inst., aged 9G years, Mrs. Elizabeth Tho- mas, of Llwynypiod, in the parish of Llanelly. She was a member of the Baptist connexion at Velinvoel for 80 years On the 29th ult., at the Flatts, Llanelly, aged 71, Mr. David Jones, deservedly resjretted by all who knew him. On the 3rd inst., at Narberth, ased 5 months, Alfred, the infant son of Samuel Garrett, Esq. On Sunday last, very suddenly, Mrs Login, widow of the late Mr. Francis LOJin, Shopkeeper, Little Haven, the 1-?ite -M r. Franc i s Lo?, near Haverfordwest. On Wednesday last, aged 60, Mr. John Clunn, Cam- brian Place, Haverfordwest. On the 1st inst., at Newport, Pembrokeshire, of croup, a" d 2 years, the daughter of Mr. Thomas Gilbert, Ca- binet-maker. At Argoed Fach, near Tregaron, Cardiganshire, in the 24th year of her age, Eliza, the affectionate and be- loved wife of Mr. John Walters, much respected by all who knew her.

250 Pounds per Annum for 10s. ANY Person desirous of becoming possessed of the above-named Annual Income, are requested to make an immediate Application, enclosing a Postage Stamp, to JAMES ANDERSON, Esq., 23, Middle Row, High Holborn, London, who will furnish the fullest par- ticulars by return of Post. PEMBROKESHIRE. Sale of BRITHDIR postponed] till the'2nd of March. MR. GEORGE GOODE Has the hononr to announce that he' has received in- structions to SELL BY AUCTION, in Lots, At the Angel Inn, in the town of Cardigan, on Saturday, the 2nd of March, 1850, instead of Saturdag, the 16th instant, as previously announced, (Subject to conditions of Sale to be then and there produced.) ALL t that capital Messuage, Tenement, and Lands, with its appurtenances, called BRITHDIR, situate in the several Parishes of Newport and Nevern, in the County of Pembroke, containing 196A. 2R. 30p. of ex- cellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Lands, now in the occupation of Mr. William Salmon, at the lo' yearly rent of £ 150; together with the Wood Land, and the Timber and Trees now standing and growing thereon. There is an extensive and valuable right of Common which adjoins the Farm. Possession of the whole may be had if required at Michaelmas next. LOT 1. BRITHDIR FARM HOUSE with the mes- suasre, Farm Buildings, Farm Yard, and the several Fields or Closes of Land, numbered from 1 to 30 in the Proprietor's map, both inclusive (except a portion of No. 24) all in a Ring Fence and very compact; contain- ing 156A. 2K. 7p. more or less, of exceeding rich and productive Meadow Pasture and arable lands. LOT. 2 will comprise a Cottage with Garden, and the following Fields or Closes of Lands. A. R. P. No. 24 (on map) Part of Waungolosgied 4 1 7" 31 Waungolosgied. 13 1 10" 32 Cefn .1.) 1 36 33 Parknewydd. 7 0 12 Making, tonetheJ" 40 0 2,5 N.B. The Cottage is included in part of No. 33. This very desirable property is situate in a most re- spectable neighbourhood—is within half a mile of the Seaport, Market, and Post Town of Newport, where lime and coal may be had on reasonable terms, distant 8 miles from the:County Town of Cardigan, 6 from Fish- guard. and 20 from Haverfordwest. The Timber on Lot 1 is valued at £ 150, at which sum the fpurchaser of that Lot will be required to take it without abatement. For further particulars, apply to Messrs. Evans and Morgan, Solicitors, Mr. Thomas Charles, Solicitor, and Mr. Jamps Smith, Solicitor, all of Cardigan, at either of whose office a Map of the property may be seen, or of Mr. Georse Goode, Land Agent and Auctioneer, Croft Cottage, Carmarthen. Cardigan, Feb. 6th, 1850. PEMBROKESHIRE.—SOUTH WALES. Highly valuable and important FREEHOLD ES- TATE, well tiyiibri-ed, and presenting eligible Site for Building, with extensire JJineral Seams of An- thracite Coal and Veins of Iron-Stone. Messrs. Shuttleworth and Sons, Are favoured with instructions to submit for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on FRI- DAY, FEBRUARY 22, in seven lots (unless an accepta- ble offer is previously received by Private Contract), A N IMPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPERTY, -k most eligibly situate, within hall a mile of Saunders- foot Harbour, and Railway, four miles from Tenby- seven from Narberth, 12 from Pembroke, 16 from Ha, verfordwest, and 14 from Pembroke Royal Dockyard, in the county of Pembroke comprising nearly 2.50 acres of land, beautifully wooded, and possessing the rare ad- vantages of splendid sites for a building speculation, combined with great resources of mineral wealth, capable, with a small outlay, of returning an income of several thousands a-year. The surface land is of good quality, producing at the present low rental £ 213 per annum and nearly 180 acres contain valuable seams of an- thracite coal, one alone of which is estimated to produce about 304,920 tons and several very rich veins of iron- stone, yielding when calcined from 40 to 44 per cent. all which seams and veins of coal and ironstone are being worked most advantageously and extensively on the adjoining properties; the whole of this compact estate presenting to a moderate capitalist such a secure and profitable investment as is seldom to be met with. May be viewed on application to Messrs. Evans, Powell, and Co., solicitors, Haverfordwest, Pembroke- shire; and descriptive particulars and plans may be ob- tained by application to Thomas Stokes, Ksq., Hean Castle, Tenby, Pembrokeshire of Messrs. Irinder and Eyre, solicitors, 1, John-street, Bedford-row at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Shuttleworth and Sons, 28. Poultry. STIVENS's ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER k WINE. MESSRS. STIVENS and CO., in returning their sin- cere thanks to the Public for the late unprecedented demand for this valuable and highly reeommcnded be- verage, take this opportunity of assuring their Friends that they still continue to give its manufacture their utmost attention. From the late increased consumption its character is more firmly established than ever, and It may be confidently said, as an excellent promoter of health, a delightful refreshing beverage, and a grateful stomachic cordial, nothing can equal it; the hicrhest medical authorities recommend its use to comment on its superiority would be superfluous. J. S. and Co. therefore assure their Friends they may obtain it, in the finest condition, of their Agents. May be had of the followin,Carniarthen, Mr. J. W. White, Chemist, Mr. Thos. Jones, Confectioner, Queen- street Mr. W. Morgan, Spirit Merchant, Mrs. M. A. Davies Kidwelly, Mr. J. Istance, Chemist; Cardigan, Mr. J. Thomas, Confectioner Newcastle-Emlyn, Mr. James, Chemist; Aberayron, Mr. Wm. Griffiths, Che- mist; Aberystwyth, Mr. H. Humphreys, Chemist, and Mr. G. Evans, Confectioner; Lampeter, Mr. Evans, Chemist; Llandilo, Mr. Hughes, Chemist; Llangadock, Mr. David Thomas, Chemist; Llandovery, Messrs. Tho- mas Griffiths and David Davies, Chemists, and all re- spectable Grocers throughout the kingdom. aii(i (,N.1)()secl to cold ami damp weather, it \u>uld bp invaluable » CARMARTHENSHIRE TURNPIKE ROADS. STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 1849. rn « RECEIPTS, EXPENDITURE. ? | 12? 5 £ s d- £ s d.! BY COUNTY ROADS BOARD. Balance bv last State- j ment, flvailaulefor 1- 18 49. 1260 0 0' £ s. d £ s. d. I From Tolls :— 'To Public Works Loan Commissioners 0 0 0 324J 182, Carmarthen Dis- Salaries 518 l.j 0 S 6 trict 2674 16 7 Rents of Toll-houses and t es.70o i? Three Commotts Stationary, Printing, and Advertising .50 3 4 ;?z' Disrict. 2838 16 3 Depots for Stones, Mile-marks, & Direction-posts •• 23 17 0 i Llandovery Dis- I Scraping Machines 18 0 0 !« = Ll,in d overv Dis- S,- rlp; 112 .Nl ac l i nes IS00 trict 3078 6 11 j New Toll-houses in 1849 and 1847 127 0 2 i? j 8.591 19 91 Compensation for Land .85 0 !=? By sale of abandoned Law Expenses 19 17 2* '.2? Toll-Houses. 0 0 0 Rebuilding Dol?wm Bridge 18 100 i-s From South Wa!es l\l1sceJ:aneous IS48 '5" S Railway-Company. 15 0 0 | 809 2 4? £ F,ne 11 3 11 ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————. ,?? Composition from BY DISTRICT ROADS BOARDS. r c £ Corporation of .1 15 = Carmarthen.. 4 0 0 — — i— 1  From Gas Company X 12 0 | » L»bo»r- j Traaf. Mi.cell. From County Trea- ——————— 310 "*• ? IatE'rials. t Casua!. ?'?? ———-  Constan ,asual. Ii=:; surer County Roads Rate 000 1-1- 1- '3 Composition for (' County Bridges 233 0 0 Ct:?-Mar?eM7)??!'?. £ g, d. £ s. d.? s. d. £ s. d. f s. d. Balance understa ?33 0 0 I I I I ted in last state- r Glollr.ester and Pembroke ment from false Mail Road 20 6 I return of late l? Branch to HanditoRhvn- > 404 11 8 117 3 10 24 1 8 0 0 0 110 2 755,5199 Clerk 50 5 0 nws Bwbe 091 | Branch to Tavernspite 1 6 J ?? CrtbCn t0 LaUgharnP 104 ? 54 5 0 47 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 ¡ 2 10 6 113 16 4 2 Ford ¡ ,Carmarth('n, N"f'wcast!p, I I' I I I 3? and Cenirt? Bridge. 20 6 165 10 5 94 680000006141 265 IS5 ( Branch to Cwrt. j q J ?.. 4 Rhvdfach to Lhndyssll ?? 181.5 4 23 910I0000001204372 Carmarthen an?d Lamneter 20? I | J Branch to Llanfihangel-ar- ? } 1?3 7 m 4 4! 0 0 0 'I 0 0 01\22 9 0; 347 0 11 J ( Carmarthen by Wator-St. 3 ] 1 32 1.5 6 23 11 2 j 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 56 17 8" j J CarmkTtlicii by Water-St. 332 15623 111)000000011 )? 56 178 I .to Cyn\V'l 63 j I  ¡ '?f??'?d'Ph??? 36 } J 51 4 0 23 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 18 0 97 !C 4 ¡ I 1 to Stag ann Pheasant.. General Expenses.. -1-1 8 8 0 8 8 0 1488 18 71 Three C tt D. t t 93 8 920 9 6 470 5 0 f 24 1 8 0 0 0 74 2 5 I I, ree ommo S IS nc I Carmnrthen and Swansea 11 { Mail Road 17 6 } 364 12 9 93 17 10 8 10 0 1 12 6 0 17 10 469 10 11 < 2 ( Carmarthen and Llandilo 1 2( I South Road 12 9 } 45 19 6 52 10 0 0 0 0 10 19 9 4 19 „ 9j 11490 13 Llanelly to Llandilo 16 6 141 11 10 8.5 3 4 0 0 0 I 0 18 8! 0 16 0 —8 9 10 |" Branch to Drcfach 19% Branch to Drvsl?vn Ford 4S ? 4? IBranp to Man?athen. 2 3 ?l 157 15 6 58 6 9 2 2 0 0 2 8?414 0 223 0 1l 4< j Llanddo Rhvnnws Bridge! i ( to Porthnnvd .1 j| Carmarthen bv Kidwc))y ? ? ti ;r 5 f Embankment to L]an- ? ?' 127 19 5 7.5 3 2 000 12 8 2 0 6? 205 15 g • ,»• • 51 j elly 17 5 | 1 6j ( Llanelly by Star to Kid-  :t 6 w? lly 7 0 •[ 58 15 5 25 IS 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 ? 0 0 0 ? 8?4. ?,3 o ?9 7 Llanelly to Longhor bridge 35 61 5 11 IS 1 8 4 19 0 0 0 6 I 3 0 6 87 7 7 Llanp]}.'bv MlIlke\' to Fox-I) 5 11, 18 1 84190006308777 8   9140 11 l? ..5 0 0 1 ij hole. 11 9 ? j 140 11 HI.:>O 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 190 16 ,14, j j Lhnon by Pontyberem to? ?  Foxhole. 92 ? .56 3 1 36 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 j 0 4 Oj 9o 2 4 ■ i; General Expenses 14] gun 0 26 7 2 1-_1- 172313 5   108911154 14 6} 196 1 I 15 11 0 29 2 9?28 4 0 A'; .L/aM?ofcryZh'?rK'?. Glo'ster and Pembroke Mail Road '?' 47910 6M31010 45 195000l')O 13 11 689 14 8 1 Br?c?o Drvslwyn ( < Ford and LIansathen 2 5 Llandovery and Lampeter 20 Ill7s348S2 2 Carmarthen and Lampeter 0 O 1 J j i 1 96 16 8 5 10 1 3 12 8 11 7 S 348 S 2 :? o' \bermar1ais to Llanwrda 2 4 40 2 9 15 0 1 18 4 0 0 0 0 1 7 52 2 1 ■ i I Llandilo and Neath 116 155 0 9 83 10 6 36 4 2: 0 0 0 In 19 01288 14 .5 i 5 Vandllo and pnntbambwl' 4 9 99 16 6 25 16 8 8 16 9 0 0 0 2 6 ? 13616 2  Han?adockandNenth .Jl2.5 2.5118 4 !-S 16 6 22 7 11 0 0 0 3 0 1 136 2 10 i. v- m Llandovery towards Builthl 7 7 39 4 3 32 50014900047876 8 General Expenses 7 R 6 7 11 0 b 5 6 '• | — 19S3 15 6 "Z ?5?1296 IS7480 1121121 11 511 1 2 73 13 2 I 911 12 8 Balance as shewn by Vouchers, and applicable to the next Statement 910167 0 8 £ 10167 0 13? Charges upon the County, executed by South Wales Commissioners, or Secretary of State, and Annuities payable. Date. Amount of Charges. Annuity. Termination of Annuity. d £ *s (1. £ s d 1\1 1 lR' 25th March, 1845 27726 7 2 1455 12 8* 26th March, 1875. 29th September, 1845 31949 6 11 16776 10 30th Sept. 1875. 25th March, 1846 1727 17 9 90 14 4 26,h March. 1876. 29th September, 1846. 499 6 10 26 4 4 30in Sept. 1876. JE3249 18 2 OFFICER*: APPOINTED BY THE COUNTY ROADS BOARD. Treasurer THOMAS RICHARDS Carmarthen Salary £ 0 0 0 Per Annum. Clerk to County Roads Board GEORGE SPURRELL Do. 90 0 0 District EVAN RV ANS. Do. 2500 BENJAMIN JONES Llanelly 25 0 0 W. W. MORC-AN, Glanbrydan, Llandilo 2o 0 0 Surveyors. WILLIAM EVANS Carmarthen 120 0 0 JAMES MORTIMER Do. 120 0 0 THOMAS LLOYD Llandilo 120 0 0 H. Y. WORTHAM, LIEUTENANT-COLONEL ROYAL ENGINEERS, 1st February, 1850. General Superintendent of County Roads for South Wales. ESTIMATE OF THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE FOR THE YEAR 1850. RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. ms £ 8- d £ s d. BY COUNTY ROADS BOARD. Balance by last State- £ £ s d. BY COUNTY ROADS BOARD. I ment, available for £ s. d. £ s. d.1 1850 911 12 8 Advances made in 1848 to be included in Vouchers of 1850 40 0 ( From Tolls To Public Works Loan Commissioners 3219 IS 2j Carma'rtllCn Dis- 0 .lIb IC or s oanomnl1SSlOners. -.r 0 1 Carmart hen Dis- Salaries 52.5 0 0 T trict 2600 0 0 Stationery. Printing, and Advertisin,7 60 0 0 I hre Commotts RrntofToll-h01lses andSitf's 7 17 0 DItto.. 2800 0 0 KidweIIy Embankment New Road 250 0 0 ) Llandovery Ditto 2900 0 0 Widening Canal Bridge. 100 0 0 Ll,iiidovery Ditto 2900 0 0 N?lilenii iL, Can,,il Bridge 100 0 From County Irea- _————— 1313 5 9! snrer:- • County Road Rate BY DISTRICT ROADS BOARDS required 682 11 3 Composition for — —— —; —— Bridges. 23 0 0 BndgCS m 0 0 Labour' |Repairs toj .u1sce a- 915 11 3? | | £ « || MM,af terials. -toll-houses eous. I to. louses neous. 2 Constant. Casual. 1  C?-??r?<'? y?-?. £ s. D- j £ s. d. £ s. d'j £ s. d. £ s. d. • f Gloucester and Pembroke ? ? ^°" 6 > 500 0 0 117 0 0 30 0 0 5 5 I 660 0 7.1 M Branch LlandiloRhyn- nws Bnd!Ie 0 t,. ?Branch to Tavernspite *196 2? CarmHrthentoLtus:harne 104 ? ? 7.5 0 0 47 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 122 0 0 j Ford 0 0 94 0 0 18 0 0 2 10 0 9 0 n f* 250 0 "i 94 0 0 18» 0 210 0 » ,« 373 10 » (( Branch to Cwrt 10 j 4 RhydfachtoL?ndy?il. 41? 13 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.5 0 0 ( Carmarthen and Lampeter 20 2 I I 7 0 0 I j 5. Branch to Llanfihangel-ar-: | 220 0 Oj 133 00 7 0 0 1 5 0 14 00 370 5 0 v. •■■■ • Arth 4 5 » 68 10 0 6 icarni-irtlien bN Iat _i,- ? 6 314.5 0022 0 00 0 () 1100000? 68 10 'j • J J to Cynwvl 1 .1 ?( Din>rsion,BrOnWYdÙArms, 3 6 | 28 0 0i 22 0 0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65 0 0 I '? to Stas and Pheaant ..1 j General Expenses. j 50 0 0 50 0 0 "'49 Õ 93 8 1136 0 Oj 452 0 0 70 0 0 11 0 0 i 80 5 0? ° °i Three Commotts D?<r<c?J ( i 1 ? } 240 0 Oi 90 0 0 16 00 100? .510 0! 35" 10 0 2( "-JaIl Roan. I i I "?z' CSSm>tl»^Road J 12 9 i 50 0o? 63 0 01 0 0 0 0 15 0 i 13 (\ 0 126 15 0 | ? ??o?oa????" j 50 0 0? 63 0 0? 0 0 0 OIj o! 13 0 0?261. 0 ? ? '• 3 Llanelly to Llandilo 16 6 120 0 0j 67 0 0 2 10 0 0 10 0 i 0 0 0j 190 Q 0 ;■ f Branch to Drefaeh 119^ j J I branch to Drvslwyn Ford.j 4 8! _■ ■■ 1 4< 'Branch to Llangathen ..j 2 3 > 150 0 01 48 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 | 1 0 Oj 20G 0 0 1 I iLlandilo Rhvnnws Bridg'eJ ] „ „ U ) -? -? ? to Porthvrhvd .6 J  | 'Carmarthen bv Kidwellv! J ?' 5} Embankment, to Llan-j 17 5 J 240 0 0 71 0 0 20 0 0 0 10 0 50 0 0j 3S1 10 1 (11V ellv j < 6 { !ljlwetlvy. 7 0 j 50 0 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 76 10 0 '———- ?!?'?.?L? 70 } .50 0 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 010 Oi 0 0 0 7610 0 byMlnke3*'11 9 J 140 0 0| 17 00 400000 OOO?giOQ .i ?  fi? ro??.?'?.? ??S 140 0 0; 52 0 0 4 0  010 0 10 0 0 20610 0 81 1'Frxhnle.°:lt'?,7eTt° 92 50 0 Oj 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oj 89 0 0  !L1"    9 2} 50 0  39 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 °i 89 0 0 91 Fohr!ie General Expenses.. j 50 0 Oj 50 0 0 j 108 9 1100 0 0473 0 052 10 0 4 15 0 129 10 0> °i • I j Llandovery District. | | | (Gloucester and Pembroke! 26 3 ) I i  490 0 0! 165 0 0 20 0 0 7 5 oj 21 0 0| 706 5 0 • 1 t Branrhestol)rysiwyiiFordj j 2 5 0? 706 5 0 ? and Llangatiien 2 .5  1 ) ? °" 2 ( 'C"h'? L,p'¡ 0 5 I -00 0 0, 11- 0 "i 1tJ 0 0\ 4 0 O. 0 0 01",6 0 0 Carmarthen and Lampeter! 0 5 "00 0 °, 112 0 0 10 0 0 4 0 0; 0 0 O 326 0 0 o' \hermar!aisto Linn?r d a. 244000! 13 o0.1000000o?l1100 4 L)andi!oand Neath j 11 6145ool 85 0 0 30 0 0 0 10 01 (,)00 0 9 r L?ndiIoandPont-bambw) ? 4 9qf)ool 26 0 0 0 0 l01000o?124 100 Llangadock and Neath 12 5 280 0 0; 103 0o? 25 0(?l o? (J O C 0 i? '? 0 S Llandoverv towards Builthl 7 7 45 0 0: 34 0 0 3 0 01 0 10 0? ? 00 (! S'> 10 0 General Expenses..? 50 0 ? 50 0 0 I 1 orn 0 0 £ 10127 3 11 I 5 11290 0 0 ?38' 0 0 97 10 oi 1-i 10 0! 74 0 ?h————— ??' ? ? £10127 3 11 ——————— £lDI:27 3 n Charges upon the County, executed, by South Wales Commissioners, or Secretary of State, and Annuities payable Date. Amount of charges. Annuity. Termination of Annuity. s. d. f. s. d. 2oth March, 1845 27726 7 2 14$5 12 8 26th 'lar('h.18i."j. MPtTb1845 31949 6 11 I C)-,7 6 10 ••••■• 30th September. 187.5' 25th inlarch, 1846 1727 17 9 90 14 4 -'6th March 1876 29th September, 1846 499 6 10 26 4 4 30th September, 1876. E3249 IS 2 OFFICERS APPOINTED BY THE COUNTY ROADS BOARD. Trea3urer THOMAS RICHARDS Carmarthen Salary £ 0 0 0 v Per ^a nnurn CJcrkoCnuntyRoadsBoard. GEORGE SPURRELL Ditto '• 0? n n ?''? num toDistrict EYANEVANS Ditto ??? o- ? j BENJAMIN JONES Llanelly 5 0 0 "W • W. MORGAN GIanbrydan,LIandiIo. -).50 0 25 o o Sune}"ors WILLIAM EVANS Carmarthen •• ion n n '{JAMES MORTIMER Do ? THOMAS LLOYD Llandilo •• on n n H. Y. WORTHAM, LIEUTENANT COLONEL ROYAL ?-GIN.-EEIIS, 1? ?bn.y. General Supenn?ndent of Countv Roads for So?h Wö. JUST PUBLISHED, IN EXGLISH AND IN WELSH. Price 4d. each, or 3s. 6d. per dozen. AN ESSAY ON DRAINING, "VITH especial reference to the Soil, and circnra ? btzncps of the County of Carmarthen, to which was awardEd a prize of Ten Sovereigns, eivec by the Right Hon. Earl Cawdor, in connexion with the Car- IDrthenshire Agricultural Society, Sept. 5th, 1849. By IR. THOMAS MORGAN, MAESGWRDA. CAKMARTHEX: Sold by Messrs. H. White and Sons, and Mr. W. Spurrell. ENGLISH &- CAMBRIAN ASSURANCE SOCIETY, FOR FIRE, LIFE ANNUITIES, AND LOANS. (Provisionally registered.) i stere d ) Offices, 9. New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, London. ?APITAI.. JEL50,OM, in 12,000 Shares of f!2r0s C each. Deposit, Is. 3d.; First call, including De- posit, 20s. per Share. Applications for Prospectuses and Shares, and for Agencies in Town and Country, to be addressed to the Secretary. Ry order of the Board, GEORGE ANGUS, Secretary.

LLANELLY UNION. f SCHOOLMISTRESS WANTED. OTICE is hereby given that the Board of GuardniM .1. of the a bove Union will, at their Meeting, on Thursday, the 21st day of February, 1850, proceed to elect a competent person to fill the office of SCHOOL- MISTRESS of the Workhouse of this Union, in the room of Miss Angelina Snow, resigned. Salary from 1:1:7 to f20 per annum (with the usual rations, &c.) subject to such increase of salary as Her Majesty's Inspector of Schools may recommend after examination. The duties will be to instruct the Boys and Girls who- are inmates of the "Workhouse, for three of the working hours at least every day. in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and the principles of the Christian Religion and such other instruction shall be imparted to them as may fit them for service, and train them to habits of usefulness, industry, and virtue. Applicants will be required to produce certificates of general competency, and of having been accustomed to give instructions to children. Testimonials of quali- fications and character to be sent to the Clerk on or before Wednesday, the 20th day of February inst., and the candidates must appear at the Workhouse at one o'clock, p.m. on Thursday, the 21st February. By Order of the Board, WILLIAM REES, Clerk to the Guardians. Llanelly, 29th January, 1S59.

SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. OTICE is hereby Tiven. that the next HalfY<?r!v .L" Ordinar, \leeti'ng of the Proprietors of this Com- pany will be held pursuant to the Act of ParILampnt at the Padaington Station of the Great Western Railway, on Wednesday, the 27th day of February instant, at twelve for one o'cloc k precisely, for the Election of Four Directors and One Auditor, in the place of the same number who will retire by rotation, and for the other ordinary purposes of business. And notice is hereby further given, that at the said Meeting the recommendations contained in the Report of the Deputation of Shareholders, dated the 15th De- cembN, 1S49. will be taken into consideration. The Transfer Books will be closed on and after the 13th instant, and will not be re-opened until after the said Half Yearly Ordinary Meeting, on the 27th inst. Bv Order, FRED. G. SAUNDERS, Secretary South Wales Railway Office. 449, West Strand, London, Feb 5th, 1850.

in ?PE41"?OKE DocK.-For an entry of Six Apprentices in Pembroke Royal Dockyard this year, there were iDw r 8 of Fifty applicantR.-A farther reduction in the ?? Fifty applicants.—A. further re d uct i on in the Staf?  ?? Dockyard Battalion at Pembroke has been  ered Three drill Sergeants are to be discharged. Th *°? in the forthcoming naval estimates under this v d 18 to be only E500. FnEemaS0nry-—At a general meeting of the Castle- ? ? '"?°<?ge of Free and Accepted Masons, held at the ?. o" Hotpt, Pembroke, on Monday last, W. Robertson, Ej s ??s installed Master for the ensning year. The p ??"?? ceremony was performed by Brother Parry, C. IV hIs usual effective manner, assisted by Br °k r Thomas, P.G.D.C. After the ins'?Oat'nn the br^en sat down to a recherche repast provided by Miss to erts. in her very best style of catering. The brethren U J?yed themseh'es exceedingh', and did not separateJ "?'!a!atehor.