The Welshman

COUNTY OF THE BOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN. CORPORATION PROPERTY. TO BE LET BY AUCTION, BY MR. MORRIS EVANS, At the GUILDHALL, in the Borough of CARMAUTHEN, On Saturday, the 28th of September inst., At two o'clock in the afternoon, for One Year certain, (Subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced),—In One Lot: TH E CRANE and the Q r, A Y DUES-The Rate of Charge may be seen at the Town Clerk's Office. N.B—The highest Bidder must be prepared with responsible Sureties. Carmarthen, Sept. 11th, 1850. __0. CARMARTHENSHIRE TURNPIKE ROADS. TOLLS TO LET. NOTICE is hereby given, that a Meeting of the Car- marthenshire County Roads Board will be held at the Shire Hall, in Carmarthen, on Wednesday, the 23rd -dny of October next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of LETTING TO FARM THE TOLLS arising at the several Gates and Bars within this County, for One Year, commencing the First Day of January next; the said Tolls will be put up by Auction, in the following Lots, subject to such conditions as will be then and there produced, viz. CARMARTHEN DISTRICT, Comprising the several Gates or Bars, called Aberarad, Alltywalis, Cenarth, Cwmduad, Francis Well, Glan- gwiliy, Pentre, Red Roses, Royal Oak, Twelly Bridge, and Water-street, if the same shall be or continue stand- ing, and such other Gates or Bars as may be erected in this District. THREE COMMOTTS DISTRICT, Comprising the several Gates or Bars, called Bankffos- felen, Carmarthen Bridge, Castellyrhingill, Cwmfelin, Ffairfach, Gwilly Bridge, Kidwelly, Llandafan, Llandilo- rhwnws Bridge, Llanelly Furnace, Llanon, Llanfihangel Aberbytbich, Minke, Pontyeats, Porthyrhyd, Sandy, Spudder's Bridge, Troedvrliiwgoch, Tyryfran, and Ve- linvoel, if the same shall be or continue standing, and such other Gates or Bars as shall be erected in this Dis- trict. LLANDOVERY DISTRICT, Comprising the several Gates or Bars, called Abermar- lais, Bwlchcefnsarth, Carregsawdde, Cowslip, Cwmunn, Esgaireelyn, Ffynnonsaer, Gurreyfach, Llandebie, Lian- fairarybryn, Lhvyn-jack Ford, New Inn, Pentre Da- vies, Suspension Bridge, and Walk, if the same shall be or continue standing, and such other Gates or Bars as shall be erected in this District. Whoever happens to be the Bidder, must at the same time pay one month in advance, and be prepared to give Security with two sufficient and responsible Sureties, to be then and there in attendance, to be approved of by the Board or their Clerk, for the payment of the rent monthly, in advance, or as may be directed and subject to the Conditions of Letting to be there produced. By Special Order, GEORGE SrURRELL, Clerk. King-Street, Carmarthen, ) Sept. 7th, 1850. j 1 850. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. KEYISION COURTS. NOTICE is hereby given, that EDWARD CROMP- TON LLOYD FITZWILLIAMS and WILLIAM liOBERT GROVE, Esquires, or one of them, the Bar- risters appointed, under and by virtue of the 6th Victoria, cap. 18, intituled "An Act to amend the Law for the Registration of Persons entitled to Vote, and to define certain Rights of Voting, and to regulate certain Pro- ceedings in the Election of Members to serve in Parlia- to Revise the List of ment for England and Wales," to Revise the List of Voters in the Election of a Knight of the Sliire for the 'County of Pembroke, will make A Circuit of the said County, and hold Courts for the purpose of Revising such Lists, at the several times and places hereunder mamed at which Courts the respective Overseers of the Poor for the Parish, Township, and Place, are hereby required to attend and every Overseer neglecting to attend or who shall be wilfully guilty of not having duly delivered his Lists to the Clerk of the Peace, or of any other breach of duty in the Execution of the said Act of 6 Vic., cap. 18, is liable to be fined in the penalty of Five Pounds for each offence. All persons claiming to be inserted in any List of Voters, or objecting to the Votes -of others, are also required to attend at the Court at which the Parish, Township, or Place, within which such claim or objection arises is hereby appeinted to be taken, ..in order to substantiate the same. KILGERRAN, at the RED LION INN, on Monday, the 16th of September instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, for Revising the List of Voters in the several 1 Parishes or Hamlets of Bridell Clydey Capel Colman Castellan I Eglwyswrw I Kilgerran Kilrhedin I Llanfihangel- I Penbedw Llantood Llanfair-nant-y- I gwyn Llanfirnach Monington Manerdivy Penrith Saint Dogmells NEWPORT, at the CASTLE IXN, on Wednesday, tne 18th of September instant, at Four o'Clock in the afternoon, for Revising the List of Voters in the several Parishes or Hamlets of Bayvil I Eglwyswen, otherwise Whitchurch I Meline 1 Moilgrovo N cvern Newport FISHGUARD, at the COUXTY COURT HOUSE, on Thursday, the 19th of September instant, at Nine o'Clock in the Forenoon, for Revising the List of Voters jJ in the several Parishes or Hamlets of Castlebythe Dinas Fishguard Letterston Llanfair-nant- V-iz6f Llanstinan Llanwnda Little Newcastle Llanllawer Llanychare Llanychllwydog Manoroweu MorfU Pontfane Puncheston MATHRY, at the FARMERS AmlS, on Friday, the 20th of September instant, at Ten o'clock in the Fore- noon, for Revising the List of Voters in the several Parishes or Hamlets of Brawdy Grandston Hayscastle Jordanston Llandeloy Llanhowell Llanrian I Llanritlian I Mathry Saint David's I Saint Elvis Saint. Kdrina I Saint Lawrence Saint ichohs Whitechurch, I otherwise Tre- re- crocs HAVERFORDWEST, at the SJIIUE-HALL, on Fri- day, the 20th of September instant, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, for the Revising the List of Voters in the several Parishes of Ambleston I Boulston Camrose Freystrop Harroldston I West Harroldston st.1 Issells Henry's Moat Lambston Langum Nolton Trendergast Roch Rudbaxton Saint Dogwells Saint Martin Saint Thomas Slebech Spittal Treffgarne U zmaston  W?ton East Walton West MILFORD, at the Nrl,so.N HOTEL, on baturday, the 21st of September instant, at Ten o'Clock ill the Fore- noon, for Revising the List of Voters in the several Parishes or Hamlets of I I Dale Ilasguard Herbranstonc Hubberstone Johnston Llanstadwell I Marloes Robeston West Rosemarket Saint Brides Saint JUlimaeis Staiziton Talbenny Walwyn's Castle WISTON, at the OLD MANSION HOUSE, on Monday, the 23rd of September instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the ■jForesioon, for Revising the List of Voters in the Parish of Wiston. NARBERTH, at the COUNTY COURT HOUSE, on Monday, the 23rd of September instant, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, for Revising the List of Voters in the several P,arish.es or Hamlets, of Bletheratoc Clarbeston iCoedcanIaa Crinow Crunwear Grondre lienllai) Lampeter "el- frcy Llandewi Vel- frey Llandissilio I Llandykefn | Llandilo Llangan Llangolman Llanvallteg Llysyfrane Llawhaden Loveston Lud-cliureh Maenclochog Martletwy J Minwear Monachlogddu Mounton Narberth, North Narberth, South Newton New Moat Reyna)ton Kobcston Wathan j Vorlan Yerbeston PEMBROKE, at the TOWN-HALL, on Tuesday, the 2 Hh of September instant, at Twelve o'Clock at noll. for Revising the List of Voters in the several Parishes -or Hamlets of Angle Bosheston Burton Carcw Castlemartin Cosheston Hodgeston Lamnhev I Lawrenny I Manorbiec j Monkton j Nash I Pwllcrochan Rosecrowther I Saint Mary, Pem- broke Saint Michael, Pembroke Saint Petrox Saint Twynnels i Staekpole Klidor, or Cli critort Upton | Warren TENBY, at the TOWN-HALL, on Wednesday, the 25th of September instant, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon, for Revising the List of Voters in the several Parishes lJr Hamlets of Amroth Begelly Gumfreston Jeffrestoii Penally I Red berth St. Mary, Tenby j Out Liberties of  | Saint Mary, I I Tenbv baint f iorence Snint Issells "illiams ton It 'I. And all other Parishes and Places (U any) in tne said County of Pembroke, not herein specified. And Parties are hereby Cautioned, that every Clerk of the Peace, Post Master, Overseer, Public Officer, or nther Person wilfully contravening the said Act of the 6th Victoria, cap. 18, is liable to an Action for Debt. EDWARD LEACH, Clerk of the IV-,re. lRiO, CARMARTHENSHIRE. Important Sale of Modern Household Furniture, Stock, Crop, c., CEFEN CETHYN, NEAR THE TOWN OF LLKNDILO, Formerly the Residence of the late JOHN WILLIAMS, j Esquire. MR. THOMAS PARRY Has been favored with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, i AT THE ABOVE PLACt;, On THURSDAY, the 26th day of SEPTEMBER, 1850, LIVE STOCK, Implements of Husbandry, &-c., com- prising one 5-year-old Chestnut Horse, one do. Grey Mare, stinted to Advocate, 11 prime Dairy Cows, in full profit, four heifers in Calf, one Suffolk Bull, forty Lei- cester Sheep and Lambs, one Leicester Ram, 1 do. Year- ling, nine Ram Lambs; (the Sheep will be Sold in suitable Lots) Feeding and Store Pigs. The Imple- ments consist of Carts, with Trebles, Iron Ploughs, Har- rows, Horse-hoe, Scuffle, with three sets of Teeth, &c. On FRIDAY, the 27th of SEPTEMBER, Part of the Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Mahogany four-post Bedsteads, Moreen Furniture, prime Goose-Feather Beds, Patent Iron Bed- steads, Mahogany Dining and Loo Tables, Dining and Drawing-room Chairs, of the best London make, Secre- tury and Wardrobes, Turkey and Brussels carpets, equal to new, Druggets, &c. hanMsome'Mahogany Sideboard, Wash-hand stands, Swing Looking Glasses, Fender and Fire-irons, &c. a ligfit Four-wheel Phoston, with Col- Iiiis' pate lit axles. Sale to commence each day at 11 o clock.—Long Cre- dit will be given. Catalogues are now being prepared, and will be ready a few days previous to the Sale; to be had of the Auctioneer, and at Mr. D. M. Thomas, Printer, Llandilo. NOTICE.—From 1st of October and during the Winter, the J U V E R N A will leave Bristol for Cork on Tuesdav instead of Wednesday. Goods for Newport, Chepstow, Swansea, and Cardiff, will in future be received by W. & II. Hartnell, corner of St. Stephen's Avenue, on the Quay, instead of Clare- s treet Hall; and for Swansea and Cardiff by E. T. Turner, 12, Quay-street as usual. BRISTOL GENERAL | NAVIGATION COMPANY j Office 1, Quay, Bristol. r r HE, following STEAM VESSELS are intended to Sail from CUMBERLAND BASIX BRISTOL -.tnd as undermentioned, with or without PxloJY^EUI3ER, ty to tow Vessels, during the Month of ShPl EMBER () f\ low. Bristol to Carmar- then, calling at Tenby. PHOENIX. Tuesday Sept. 3 Fridav 6 Tuesday 10.. 8\mom Thursdav. 9 \night" Tuesday 17.. :{ morn Fridav 20 5 mom" I Tuesday 4 7 rno n Thursday. 26 Bright • Calling at Tenjy. FOR CORK. JUVERNA, Wednesdays. SABllINA, Saturdays. Wednes. Sept 4 4 after Saturdav •••• 7 -1 inorii Wednesday 11 9 morii Saturdav U ■■ morn iWednesday 18 3\ aiter Saturdav 21 6 morn Wednesday 2fJ.. 71mor11 Saturday 28 10 morn Return Tuesdays and Fridays FOR DUBLIN. SHAMROCK, Fridays. Friday Sept. 6. fJ aftN Friday. 13 10 morn Fridav 20 S after Fridaÿ.. 27 9 morn Returns Tuesdays. FOR TENBY. OSPREY. Tuesday Sept. 3.. 2.; after Fridav 6 ')!,morn ¥isí" Ig 8 morn Thursday 12 Slight Tuesday 17 3 after Frida.y 20 5 morn Tuesday 24 7 mom Thursday.?.. S'.u?ht rRO?IIIAYERFO?DWKST.i OSPREY. Fridav, Sept. 6 fiimorn Fri(hlv, 13 ..10 morn Friday, 20 6 morn Friday. 27., 9 morn FOR SWANSEA. C 0 U N T Y Tue.,Ia. 9 and Fridays. BERESFORD—Thursday and Saturdays. BRISTOL—"Wednesdays. Tuesday Sept. 3 3 morn 5 .5 ni oriiI Thursday Friday « 6 morn Saturday, T 7 morn Tuesday 10 9 iiiorii Thursday 12 10 morn Friday. :13 lOJmorn Saturdav, 14 10';morn Tuesdav. 17., morn Thursday 19 5 morn Fridav 20 5!;morn Saturday 21 morii Tuesday Z-1.. 7morn Thursday :6 81mum Friday 27 9moru Saturday 28 10 morn FROM BRISTOL TO CARDIFF. STAR & PRINCE of WALES. Monday Sept. 2.. 1after Tuesday 3.. 2 j after Wednesday 4 4 alter Thursday 5 4} after Friday 6 5'morn Saturdav 7 6 morn Monday 9. I'tiesti.iv. 10 8 in(iri-i Wednesday 11 8^morn Thursday 12 9 morn Fridav 13 10 morn Saturday, 14 10 morn Monday Ifi •• Ijafter Tuesdav. 17 2.1 after Wednesday 18 •• J J after Thursday I'? 4 after Fridav 20 5 after Sattii,(Iiy 51,rnorii Monday 23 6'morn Tuesday.24.. Ii ¡morn Wednesday 2).. imorn Thursday 26 8 mom Friday ?T.. 8.morn Fri,i??v !morn S,ttur?aN- 2,S 1.4 ly?iorn FROM BRISTOL TO N E W P O R T. LADY CHARLOTTE & USK. Monday Sept. 2 11, after T,?esd??- 3 -latter Wednesday 4 a¡y'r Thursday 5 4' after Fridav 6 morn SaturiL-t; *.7 7 morn Monday 9 8 morn Tuesday lo 9mom ('duesday 11 9 murn Tliurs 12 9!,morn "mla., 13 JOjmorn Saturday 14 11 morn I f) 14 -iter Tuesday n 2';?tter Wednesday — 3alter I ?) — 4 after Thurs(!ay 19 -1. aft<,r Fri.iav 20 4 after Saturday 2) 6 morn Monday 23 — < morn Tuesday Wednesday 2.-) 8.morn )6 8. moni Thursday 2(5 — 8[.morn Fridav. 27 9 mom Saturdav 28- 9 1 )morn Monday 30 — 1 l-Jinon! FROM SWANSEA TO ILFRACOMBE. BERESFORD—MONDAY. COUNTY—WEDNESDAY. Monday Sept. 2 l^morn Wednesday 4 2 morn Monday 9 7niorn Wednesday 11 7 morn | Monday 16 2 morn Wednesday 18 2 morn Monday 23 7 morn Wednesday 25 6 mom Monday 30 12imorn Carmarthen to Bris- tol, calling at Tenby, PHOENIX. Wednes. Sept 4 3 morn* Saturday 7 S^mom We(inesdav 11 8 iiiorno Saturday 14 11 morn Wednesday ]8.. 3 morn* Saturday 21 5 morn Wednesday.. 25 fijmorn* Saturday 28 9 morn Calling at Tenby. VROI TENBY.—Three hours after leaving Carmarthen. i FOR WATERFORD. VICTORY, Tuesdays. ROSE, Fridays. Tuesday Sept. 3 2 1 alte r Fridav 6 t f1 after I Tuesday 10 8 morn Frillav. 13 10 morn TuM(!ayJ.JJ? 17 ?3 after Fridav 20 ft after Tues d ay 24 7 morn Friday' 27.. 9 morn FOR MILFORD, PATER & HAVERFORDWEST. 1 OSPREY. Tuesday Sept. 3 21 after Tuesday 10 8 mom Tuesday 17 3 after Tuesday 21 7 morn FROM TENBY. j OSPREY. Wednes. Sept. 4 Simorn Saturday 7 8 morn Wednesday 11 101 morn Friday 13 11'night i Wednesday 18 5 li-aorn Saturday 21 7 morn Wednesday 2:ï.. 9 '.morn Friday 27 10 night FROM MILFORD. OSPREY. Satur. Sept. 7 2 morn Friday 13 6 night Saturday 21 1 morn Friday 27 4 after FROM SWANSEA. BERESFORD—Tuesdays and Fridays. I C 0 IT N T Y Thursdays and Saturdays. Tuesday Sept. 3 ?imorn Thursday ft 5 morn Friday. 6 (Hmorn Saturday 7 6-?morii T?ie?,],-t? 10 8'??iorn Thursdåv 12.. 9(morn Friday 13 10',morn Saturday 14 lllmorn Tueaday. )7 3\morn Thursday 19 5 morn Friday 20 6 morti Saturday 21 6 morn Tuesday 24 7 imorn Thursday 2B S'morn Friday 27.. 9,morn Saturaay 28 10 morn FROM CARDIFF TO BRISTOL. STAR & PRIXCE of WALES. Monday Sept. 2 illmorn Tuestlay 3 11 after Wednesday 4 2 after Thursday 5 31,.tfter Friday. 6 4 after Saturday 7 S morn Monday 9 6 morn Tuesday 10.. 61marn Wednesday 11 7 morn H {morn Friday I:i.. 8 morn Saturday 14 9 ii ii-i orii !110m] a,: J/) Ilimom 1! after Wednesday 18.. If alter Thursda" 19 3 after Friday 20 3) after Saturday .— 21 -II, after Tuesday 24 5'morn Wednesday 25 fi morn Thursday 2<5 O'niorn Fridav. 27 — 7 morn Saturday 28 — g'.morn j Monday. 30 — OImorn FROM NEWPORT TO BRISTOL. LADY CHARLOTTE & USK. Monday Sept. 2.. 12 noon Tuesday 3.. 1 falter Wednesday ,1.. after Thursday 5 3$after Friday (5 4 { after Saturday 7 ) after Monday I:: Tuesday 10 7 morn Wednesday 11 7 A morn Thursday, H.. 8 morn Friday 13 8,niorn Saturday 14 10 morn Monday 16 12 noon Tues,l ay n— 1 Rafter Wednesday )8—2 after Thursday 19 — 3 after Friday. 20 — IV, after Saturday 21 4after 1'3'* 23- Tuesday 24 5after Wednesday 25 fiimorn Thursday fj 6\morn Friday 27 — 7 morn Saturday 28 8 morn Mijtiday 30 — 10 morn FROM ILFRACOMBE TO SWANSEA. BERESFORD—MONDAY. COUNTY—WEDNESDAY. Monday Sept. 2 6 morn Wednesday 4 7 morn Monday 9 11 gnum Wednesday 11 11 morn Monday 16 61.moTU Wednesday 18 7 morn Monday. 23 ] I !¡JJ1orn Wednesday 25 10 morn Monday 30.. 5 morn The whole of the rtVrwn Vessels are titled up lor trie conveyance of passengerrs <f and gffo oods.—Female Steward 3n ?i)o-ya?td. <?"fP??K????,,?pp? with ctre Horsf's and ?nna?c& to be shippeù two houTs beforE' ? Horsf's and Carn:tges to b eil)ped two hours be f 4)i '?iculars mav he obtained by appl)iug at the Bnstol Steam NaYi??ionComr?v'sOfHccQ?y Bristol; where all Good?P?cka?cs, Parcels, &c„ should be a d dre s s el for Swansea, to W. Terrell & Sons. 33, Back; and E. T. Turner, 12, QnaYstrpet:-forCardia,to H. 11. Johnson, Clare street Hali, Marsh streetand for Newport, to J. Jones, Rownham Wharf, Ilotwells. AGKNTS.—Mr. 11. STACEY. Carmarthen Mr. Joseph Morgan, Tenby: Mr John Hees, Ilaverlorchv^st, Mr. Palmer, Mil ford; Mr. Bowen, Pater Mr. ^fohn N. Smart, and Mr. J. AV. Pockett, Swansea; Mr. Pridham, j Bideford Mr. Martin, Ilfraeombe and Mr. J. Clarke, Lvnton. "NOTICK.—The Proprietors of the above Steam Packets will not be accountable for any Cabin Passenger's Luggage. (if lost or damaged) above the value of £;J: nor for any Deck 1 assen- gers Luggage it lost or damaged) above the value ot'20s. un- less in each case entered as such, and freight in proportion paid for at the time of delivery: nor wilt thev be answerable lor any otner parcel above the value of 40s. t if fust or damaged) unless entered as SHdl. and freight in proportion paid for the same at the time of delivery. Not accountable tor any (ionri* without Shipping ¡ All letters seeking information f; be !,n,t JMWI. DAVID EVANS LEWIS, I Treasurer of the County of the Borough of Carmarthen, IN ACCOUNT WITH THE BOROUGH FUND, Frotn Sept. I st, 1819, to Sept. Ist, 1850. 1849. DR. £ 8. d. Sept. 1 T.) balance 693 16 5 19 To cash per Wni. Morris, collector of poor rate, being balance of Borough rate made October, 18l8 452 6 7 Oct. 8 To cash per Eliza Jones, half- year's rent for the Lamb Inn and Premises, due 29th Septem- ber last, 13 0 0 10 To cash per Superintendent Ken- tish, expenses levying for poor rate on the goods of J. H. George, per Thomas Burnhill 0 3 0 Nov. 20 To cash per Capt. J. G. Philipps, one year's rent for coach-house under Parade, due 29th Septem- ber last 0 5 0 21 To cash per Mr. George Bagnall, half-year's rent for premises in Closmawr, due 29th September last 3 10 0 22 To cash per Mrs. Edwards, Gelly, half-year's rent for part of Horsemead, due 29th September last, less 4s. fid. property tax 7 10 6 24 To cash per Mr. W. N. Rees, half- year's rent for Quay and Har- bour Dues, due 29th September last 28 0 0 27 To cash per Mr. A. B. Corner, one year's rent for a Coach-house Under-the-Bank, due 2oth March last 0 5 0 29 To cash per James Jenkins, half- j year's rent for part of Horse- mead, due 29th September last.. 21 0 0 Dec. 7 To draft on Paymaster-General, expenses of criminal prosecu- tions from 1st January, 1819, to 30th June, 1819 82 6 9 29 To cash per William Morris, col- | lector of poor rate, on account of Borough rate made October, 1819 500 0 0 1850. Jan. 8 To cash per Will. lTorris, on ac- count of rent for water pipes for the year 1848 30 0 0 25 To cash per ditto ditto, for the year 1818 17 0 0 Feb. 8 To cash per ditto, on account of jj the Borough rate made October, 1819 213 II 8 | 14 To cash per Mr. George Thomas, jun., Magistrates' Clerk, fines received from October, 1848, to October, 1819 22 1 9 29 To cash per Coroner, for duties t performed by the police at in- quests from December 20th, 1819, to January 24th.18.50. 0 0 March 9 To draft on Paymaster General, for maintenance of prisoners for the half-year ended 30th Septem- i her last 16 5 4 18 To cash per William Morris, col- lector, balance water rents for 1843.?..?. 1 6 3 21 To cash per ditto, collector of poor rate, being balance of Borough rate made October, 1849 256 8 4 21 To cash ditto, on account of water rents for 1819 82 0 0 23 To cash per Mrs. Eliza Jones, half year's rent for the Lanib Init and Premises, due 25th inst 13 0 0 April 15 To cash per Mr. A. B. Corner, one year's ground rent for a coach- house, Under-the-Bank, due 25th Marehlast. 0 5 0 27 To cash per Mr. George Goode, two years' rent for the SherifFs field, due 29th September last, less 5s. lOd. property tax 9 14 2 May 8 To cash per Mr. George Bagnall, half-year's rent for Premises in Closemawr, due 25th March last. 3 10 0 June 8 To cash per Mrs. Edwards, Gelly, h,tif-ye;tr's rciit for part of Horse- mead, due 2oth March last, less 4s. fid. property tax, 7 10 6 17 To draft on Paymaster General, j expenses of criminal prosecu- r tions for the half-year ended 31st December, 1819 70 11 4 20 To cash per Mr. W. N. Rees, half- year's rent for Quay and Har- bour Dues, due 29th March last. 28 10 0 22 To cash per Mr. Herbert Thomas, ) one year's rent for Premises in Lammas-street, due 29th Sep- temberlast 2 2 0 July 15 To cash per James Jenkins, half- year's rent for part of Horse- j mead, due 25th March last, less 14s. 3id. property tax 20 6 86 Aug. 16 To cash per Mr. Ben. Jones, one year's rent for Inclosure under Town-hall, due 25th March last. 2 10 0 31 To cash per Coroner, fees for duties performed by the police at In- quests, from 28th February to thisdate. 0 8 0 31 To cash per Paymaster General, for maintenance of prisoners for the half-year ended 31st March last 4 10 4 E2633 19 74 1!49. CR. Paid Police wages from 1st Sept. 1849, to 1st Sept. 1850 385 14 11 !j Paid Rees Jones, waterman, from 1st Sept., IS49, to 1st Sept., 1850, at 88. per week.. 2140 Paid Mace Bearers 1 year's salary, due 25th June last 10 13 4 !j Paid Sword Bearer do. 10 0 0 J Paid Station House keeper do 1420 Paid Town Crier do. 5 0 0 Paid Sexton do. I1 0 | Paid Hall-keeper do 5 0 0 j Paid Inspector of Weights and Measures do., 25th J,ily 10 0 0 Paid Crier of the Court of Quarter Sessions do. 10 0 0 Paid Trumpeter of Quarter Ses- sions do 1 0 0 Paid Sergeants at Mace for holding fairs up to 31st Aug 6 9 0 Sept. 11 Paid Church Rate on Water Pipes, due Easter, 1849 0 11 41 17 Paid Poor Rate on Water Pipes, made 30th July last 2 5 6 Paid Paving and Lighting Rate on Water Pipes for the year 1849.. 3 8 3 21 Paid Messrs. Hibbert and Co London, as per order and receipt 2 13 1 Paid Court of Chancery, as per order, a quarter's annuity due to Mr. John Williams, 2nd mst 16 13 4 28 Paid D. Morris, Esq NI.P, half year's Interest on Mortgage, due 2.5th inst., less :Cl 3s. ld. Pro- j perty Tax, 33 7 ? ?j 29 Paid Treasurer half-year's salary, due this day. 1500 j Oct. 8 Paid Superintendent Kentish, as per order and receipt 2 0 0 |1 Paid Ali-s. Jones, Lamb Inn, as per order and receipt 7 2 0 Paid for Receipt Stamp for Mrs. i Eliza Jones. 0 0 6 ) 26 Paid Messrs. Bagnall and Co., as per order and receipt 0 16 10 31 Paid Rev. J. Griffith, half year's rent-charge for part of Horse- mead, due 1st April last 0 0 5l Nov. 10 Paid for coals for the use of the Station House, as per order. 0 9 Ii Paid men serving Fire Engine from July to Oct., as per order 0 16 0 14 Paid for maintenance, See., of Bo- rough prisoners from July 1st to Oct. 7th, 1849 18 144 I' Paid Geo. Stephens, Gaoler, ex- penses for conveying Ann Mat- I' thews, a convict, to Millbank Penitentiary. 11 15 6 Paid Fees to Poll Clerks for East- ern and Western Wards 2 2 0 Paid Station House Keeper for j maintenanceof2 vagrants 02 6 | Paid Overseers for preparing Mu- nicipal Burgess List for 1849 2 2 0 Paid the Proprietors of Carmar- then Journal" for printing and advertising. 13 11 6 Paid Mr. J. L. Brigstocke, Printer, as per order and receipt 0 5 0 Paid do. half-year's printing, as per contract g Q 0 Paid Borough Coroner, as per order I and receipt 29 13 0 16 Paid Hall-keeper, as per order and receipt. 1 3 3 Paid Itee-, Jones, Smith, as per ) order and receipt 0 5 9 Paid L. Jones, Tailor, as per order and receipt 0 15 0 ) Paid Thos. Jones, Mason, as per order and recc ipt 8 16 4 17 Paid Mr. John Thomas, Printer, as per order and receipt. 0140 23 Paid Executors late Mr. R. Spur- j) rell, half year's rent for premises in Closemawr, due 29t.h Sept. last, less 3s. Id. property tax. 5 1 11 Paid for receipt stamp for Mrs. j j Eiljv;inlsf (I 0 3 j 24 Paid for receipt stamp for Mr. W. N. Rees. 0 1 0 29 Paid half-year's Land Tax for part of Horsemead, due Oct. last. 0 3 1 Dec. I Paid for coals for the use of the Station House Paid for receipt stamp for James Jenkins. 0 1 0 7 Paid for hill stamp for Paymaster 10 Paid Court of Chancery, as per order, a quarter's annuity, due to Mr. John Williams, 2nd inst. 16 13 4 14 Paid relief to three discharged pri- soners as per order. 0 3 10i Paid Poor Rate on Water Pipes, made 2nd Nov. last$5 6 18 Paid Station House Keeper for maintenance of a vagrant 0 2 0 20 Paid Messrs. Philipps and Lewis, as per order and receipt 3 18 8 21 Paid James Jenkins, Horsemead, as per order and receipt 0 0 0 Paid Mr. Geo. Thomas, jun., half- year's salary as Town Clerk and Corporation Solicitor, due 1st Nov. last 60 0 0 Paid for coals for the use of the Station liouse 0.11 6 Paid men for serving the Fire ) Engine 0 4 0 26 Paid Gas Company for Gas sup- plied Town-Hall Clock, as per agreement, from Sept. 29th, 1848, to Sept. 29th, 1849 13 0 0 Paid Gas Company for Gas fittings for Town-Hall Clock 0 12 lOj 81 Paid Borough Surveyor, half-year's i salary, due this dav. o 0 0 1850. Jan. 3 Paid Mr. Thomas Parry, his bill of costs for prosecuting, the Queen v. Ilowell Jones, for larceny. 10 9 6 18 Paid J. L. Brigstocke, printer, as p"r order. 060 Paid J. L. Morris, Plumber, as per order 1 10 4 Paid John Davies, Hall-keeper, as per order 1 10 0 [j 21 Paid Station-House Keeper for maintenance of a vagrant 0 2 (I Paid Thomas Thomas, Mason, on account of contract for repairing Parade Wall. 10 0 0 Paid J. L. Brigstocke, for ILalf- year's printing, as per contract, due 31st December last S 0 0 Paid Morris Evans, auctioneer, for letiing the Quay Dues 0 10 6 Paid first moiety property tax on water rent, &c., due 20th Sept. last 11133 Paid Mr. George Thomas, junior, Justices' Clerk, bill from No- vember 9th, 1848, to November j 9th.1849. 43 7 3 23 Paid Mrs. Williams, Ironmonger, as per order 0 9 6 j Paid County Treasurer, a portion of expenses incurred in the County Gaol up to 9th October last. 12 U 2 Paid ditto ditto ditto up to the 25th December last 12 2 10 30 Paid County Roads Board, half year's composition for gravelling approaches to Abergwilly bridge, due October last. 2 0 0 > Feb. 9 Paid carriage of box and case 0 10 0 11 Paid John Wilson, Esq., Recorder, half-year's salary, due 8th inst. 40 0 0 12 Paid J. L. Coliard, for alterations in the Council Chamber. 7 12 8 14 Paid Mrs. E. Evans, for Stationery 0 19 4 Paid Mr. D. Brigstocke, for Paiut- ing, &,c., Council Chamber. 6 13 0 Paid D. Lewis, shoemaker, for boots, &c., for police, as per order. 4: 2 10 Paid Mr. Thos. Bright, Foundry, as per order 2 18 7 Paid Mr. Taos. Wilton, chandler, 0 16 0 as per order 0 H5 0 Paid Mr. Geq. Stephens, Gaoler, for maintenance of borough pri- soners, from Oct. 8th, 1849, to Jan. 31st, 1S50 14 11 0 Paid Station-house keeper for food for vagrants 0 2 0 Paid John Daniel, Cooper, as per order. 0 3 0 Paid Thomas Thomas, Mason, on account of his contract for ire- pairing the Parade Wall 1500 Paid W. Howell, Carpenter, for work done and materials in Council Chamber 1 13 9 16 Paid Mr. John Hughes, Coroner, as per order 9 5 6 18 Paid Messrs. Jones and Sons, Iron- mongers, for padlocks 0 15 6 23 Paid Rev. D. A. Williams, half- year's salary, as master of the Grammar School, due 25th Dec. !ast. 7 10 0 27PaidW.Awbery,Paititt-r,as?r [j ordcr < March 9 Paid for bill stamp for Paymaster j General. 0 1 6 11 Paid Court of Chancery as per order, a quarter's aunuity, due to Mr. John Williams, 2nd inst. 16 13 4 Mar. 21 Paid Wm. Morris, Commission for Collecting Water Rents for 1848 j 8 3 Paid Poor Rate on Water Pipes, made 31st January last 256 21 Paid D. Morris, Esq., M.P., half- year's Interest on Mortgage, due this day, less El 3s. Id. Property 1 ax  38 I I 28 Pa?df? R?ipt si' for  28 Paid for Receipt Stamp for ?N rs. E iz:i Jones. •••■••" 0 0 6 i 30 Paid Treasurer, a haif-year's sila- ?y' due 29th instant 1j 0 0 April 13 Paid P. C. David Scurry, as per 12 0 19 Paid Church Rate oil Water Pipes to C) Easter, 1S50, at 2d. in the pound 0 7 29 Paid for Receipt Stamp for Mr. Geo. Goode V ° ° May 7 Paid Station-House Keeper, for maintenance of vagrants 0 5 0 Paid J. L. Brigstocke, Printer, as per Order 126 Paid ThomasThomas. Mason. ba- j lance of contract for repairing Parade wall 49 0 10 Paid AVilliam Howell, Carpenter, j as per order 126 Paid R. G. Davies, Watchmaker, for winding, Town-lia" clock for one year, due 2.5th March ') last. 2 0 Paid the Proprietor of the W elsh- f0r ad-ertisiiia 1160 8 Paid Mrs. Evans Statioller, as per n order ,) 8 Paid IIall-keclwr as per order. 2 1 6 Paid Mr. John Hughes, Coroner, as per order., .r:> 315s Paid Mr. George Thomas, junior, half-year's salary as Town Clerk and Corporation Solicitor, due 1st instant 00 0 0 Paid Mr. Wm. Mo<s. Ironmonger, 19 6 I asperorder ?U u Paid David Jams, Tailor, for clothes, &e., for police 5 10 6 10 Paid Executors of the late Mr. Richard Spurrell, half-year's rent for premises in Closemawr, due 2.5th March last,less 3s. Id. Pro- I)crty 1,,Lx 5 1 11 11 Paid County Gaoler for mainte- nance, &e., of Borough prisoners, from 1st February, to 30th April last 9 6 6 14 Paid Mr. John Lawrence, for bind- ing the General Statutes 0 5 6 25 Paid Superintendent Kentish, as per order. 161 30 Paid the Proprietors of the Car- marthen Journal for advertising, Ac I. 4 19 6 June 7 Paid Court of Chancery as per or- der, n quarter's annuity due to Mr. John Williams, 2nd inst 16 13 4 8 Paid for Receipt Stamp for Mrs. Edwards, Gelly 0 0 3 17 Paid for Bill Stamp for Paymaster General. 0 3 63 20 Paid for Receipt Stamp for Mr. W. N. Rees. 0 1 0 July 3 Paid Borough Surveyor half-year's salary, due 30th June last 5 0 0 9 Paid Mr. Geo. Goode, as per order 770 Paid ditto as per ditto 330 11 Paid Rev. D. A. Williams, half- year's salary, as Master of the Grammar School, due 21st Juno last. 7100 15 Paid half year's land tax for part of Horsemead, due 20th March last 0 3 1 Paid for receipt stamp for James Jenkins, Horsemead 0 1 0 18 Paid second moiety of property tax on water rent and Quay dues, due 20th March last 1 16 3 j Aug. 7 Paid Mrs. Baldwin, Ironmonger, j as per order 110 0 Paid Mr. J. 1,. Brigstocke, for half year." printin. s per contract s0 Paid Mr. I). Brigstocke, as per Order 1312 Taid David J ones, tailor, for trow- scrs for pi,lice 5 5 0 j Paid Thomas Thomas, mason, as per order 2 8 0. Paid William Howell, carpentcr. as per ol OIL 0 j v Paid David Lewis, shoemaker, for bootf, for the police. 4 2 10 Paid County Treasurer, a portion of expenses incurred in County Gaol, from December 25th, 1849, to April 4th, B.50. 13 9 1 Paid ditto, from April 5th, 18-50, to 5 I 25ih June last 10 10 5 Paid Mr. R. G. Davies, watch- I maker, as per order 0 10 6 Paid Mr. E. W. Shackell, stationer, aspcrorder 1 1 0 Paid Mr. Thomas Bright, Foundry, as per order 34 9 3 Paid Mr. Henry Jones, cabinet- maker, for a large cupboard for Council Chamber. 6 10 0 I Paid Mr. John Hughes, coroner, as per order 14 6 8 I Paid Proprietors of the Carmar- then Journal, for printing and advertising 5 11 6 Paid John Davies, Hall-keeper, as I per order 0 11 6 9 Paid Messrs. Davies, Brothers, drappr3, as per order 0 10 4 10 Paid Mr. J. L. Brigstocke, printer, as per order 0 2 6 Paid Thomas Buckley, P.C., as per order 0 7 6 13 Paid John Wilson, Eq., Recorder, half year's salary, diie Stli inst.. 40 0 0 15 Paid Mr. John Woods, currier, for cleanincr. &c., fire engine pipes 0 13 0 16 Paid Gas Company, for half year's supply of as for Town-hall clock, dne 2.5th Iarch last 6 10 0 Paid General District Rate for water pipes for 1850 4 11 0 Paid half year's Poor Rate for ditto, dLIe JUIV 1-,tSt 2 5 (j 31 Paid for Bill Stamp for Paymaster Genera). 0 1 0.11 Paid Postages to this date 0 13 Bounce. 1170 IS 1 £ 2633 19 7J September 12th, 1850. We have this day examined the foregoing account with the several vouchers, and have proved it correct. EDWARD B. WARRE-N, I Auditors. REES SHANKLAND, Auditors. Witness-REX. JONES, Councillor. CARMARTHENSHIRE. j Kidwelly, Saint -I-ri;-y in Kidwelly, Saini Ishmacl, and Pcmbrey Iticlcsttre. < ————— TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT THE PELICAN INN, In the Town of Kidwelly, in the said County, j On FRIDAY, the 2.5th of OCTOBER, 1850, } At two o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of dle as shall be then produced, rriHE following Lot., or Parcels of Land, on PINGED J. MARSH, in the Parish of Penibrev LOT 31 D.—A piece of rich Marsh Land, bounded on the North by Lot 3D; on the South and West by an intended occupation road and on the East by Lot 2 D containing by admeasurement 5A. 3it. 7P. LOT 35 D.— A piece of Land, bounded on the North by an occupation road on the South by Nantstoney River on the east by Crossog-bach and on the West by Lot 36 D; containing by admeasurement 4A. 3R. 10P. LOT 36 D.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North by an occupation road: on the East by Lot 35 D on the South and West by Nantstoney River; containing by admeasurement 4A. 3R. 10P. LOT 37 D.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North and West by Nantstoney River on the South and East by an intended occupation road containing by admea- surement 6A. 3R. 17r. LOT 38 D.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North by Lot 39 D; on the South by Nantstoney River on the East by an intended occupation road and on the West by the Lands of the Earl of Ashburnham, and the Cor- poration of Kidwelly; containing by admeasurement 7A. 14P. LOT 39 D. -A piece of Land, bounded on the North by Lot 40 D j on the South by 38 D on the East by an in- tended occupation road; and on the West by lands belonging to the Corporation of Kidwelly; containing by admeasurement 5A. 2K. 4P. j LOT 40 D.-A piece of Land, bounded on the North by Lot 41 D on the South by Lot 39 D; on the East by an intended occupation road; and on the West by the Corporation Lands containing by admeasurement 5A. 2u. 4p. LOT 41 D.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North by Lot 42 D; on the South by Lot 40 D on the East by an intended occupation road and on the West by Corpora- tion Land containing by adine-tsuremeiit 6A. 7P. LOT 42 D.-A piece of Land, bounded on the North by Lot 43 D on the South by Lot 41 D; on the East by an intended occupation road and on the West by the Cor- poration Land, and the River Gwendraeth-fawr con- taining by admeasurement 6A. 13r. LOT 43 D.-A piece of Land, bounded on the North and West by the River Gwendraeth-fawr on the South by Lot 42 D; and on the East by Lots 10 and 11 D; con- taining by admeasurement 7A. 2R. The above Lots comprise very fine Marsh Land, lying near the New Turnpike Road leading from Kidwelly to Pembrey and Llanelly, and close to the South Wales Railwav; and as this will be the last Sale under this Inclosure, the public will not have another opportunity of purchasing more of this very Rich Land. A L LTC Y N ADD A. LOT 44 D.-A piece of Land, bounded on the North by part of the said Common and on the South and West qout)i an d West by intended occupation roads; and on the East by Lot 45 D; containing by admeasurement 7A. 2u. LOT 45 D.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North by part of the said Common on the South by an occupation road on the East by Lot 46 D; and on the West bv Lot 44 D; containing by admeasurement 7A. 2R.. LOT 46 D.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North by part of the said Common on the South by an occupation road on the East by Lot 47 D; and on the West by Lot 45 D containing by admeasurement 7A. 21t. LOT 47 D.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North by a part of the said Common on the south by an occupation road on the East by a road, and on the West by Lot 46 D containing by admeasurement 7A. 2R. 26. This is sound dry Land, ",ith a South aspect, and is within One Mile and a half of the Town of Kidwelly. TOWYN BACH. A. R. r. LOT 4S D.-Containing by admeasurement 0 3 1 LOT 19 D.-Ditto ditto 0 2 0 LOT 50 D.—Ditto ditto 0 2 0 LOT 51 D.—Ditto ditto 0 3 12 LOT 52 D.—Ditto ditto 0 2 0 LOT .53 D.—Ditto ditto. 0 2 0 LOT 54 D.—Ditto ditto 0 2 0 LOT 55 D.—Ditto ditto. 0 2 0 LOT D.-Ditto ditto. 0 2 0 LOT 57 D.-Ditto ditto. 0 2 0 LOT 58 D.-Ditto ditto 0 2 0 LOT 59 D.-Ditto ditto. 0 2 3 LOT GO D.-Ditto ditto. 0 2 0 LOT Gl D.-Ditto ditto. 0 2 0 LOT 62 D.-Ditto ditto 0 2 0 LOT 63 D.—Ditto ditto 0 2 0 LOT Ii! D.-Ditto ditto 0 2 0 LOT Gi D.-I)itto ditto. 0 2 0 LOT 66 D.—Ditto ditto. 0 2 0 These Lots are marked by Tegs placed in the ground, and are bounded on the North by the South Wales Railway on the South by Mr. Daniel Watkins's Land on the East by an occupation road and on the West by the Burry Port Company's Land, and are intersected by the road leading from Burry Port to Llanelly, and have each good Frontage for Building. PEMBREY MOUNTAIN. LOT 6i D.-A piece of Land, bounded on the North by Lot 6S D; on the South by part of the said Common and Emlych Farm: on the East bv an occupation road leading towards Emlych on the West by a part of the said C-mnion containing by admeasurement 6A. Gr. LOT 68 D.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North by the road leading from Pembrey to theKidwelly and Llan- elly road on the South by Lot 67 D and on the East and West by two occupation road-. containing by ad- measurement 5A.6P. LOT 69 D. -A piece of Land, bounded on the North bv the road leading from Pcmbrey to the Kidwellyand Llanelly road on the South by the said Common on the East bv an occupation road and on the West by Lot 70 D containing by admeasurement OA. 7r. LOT 70.—A piece of Land, bounded on the North by the road leading from Pembrey to the Kidwelly and Llanelly road; on the East by Lot 69 D; on the South and West by part of the said Common containing by admeasurement 4A. 12P. LOT 71 D.-A piece of Land, bounded on the North and East by a part of the said Common on the South bv a road leading from Pembrey to the Kidwelly and j Llanelly road and on the West hy Lot 31 I), purchased at tile 1;t sale I)v Mr. Richard Bassett; containing by admeasurement 11A. 6P. Plans, Conditions of Sal, and other Particulars mav be seen for Fifteen days hefore the Sale, with :Ir. Blath wavt, Surveyor, Pelican Inn, Kidwelly; Mr. Griffith Hairies. Surveyor. Llanelly at the Offices of Mr, Geo. Thomas, jun., Solicitor, Carmarthen or of the Commis- sioner, Mr. D. Davies. Ftoodvale, near Llandovery, THE MINING COMPANY OF WALES, NOW INCORPORATED WITH The Rhonyd, "Penant Of Festiniog" Slate, and Denbigh Great Slab Quarries Company. CAPITAL. E120,000, In Shares of E-5 (,acli.-I)eposit, E2 II)s. per Share. PROSPECTrS. rpHIS COMPANY is FORMED for EXTENDING A the WORKS on the Magnificent VEINS of ROOF SLATE along the celebrated FESTINIOG RANGE. The rich and extensive COPPER, LEAD, and SILVER LEAD MINES, already very productive and developing along the Cwt CiPinvrH, GILVACH, and BLAEY-Y- PENANT Mountain Districts in Carnarvonshire, and the Great SLAB QCAHIUES in Denbighshire. RHOSSYD AND WRYSGAN SLATE QUARRIES. The Slates, now being raised from the Rhossyd Veins, just cut, have been pronounced by several Engineers and Slate Agents, as of a very superior quality, and the Veins themselves of the highest and most productive order in I Sound Slate Rocks, the tabular structure and purity of metal of which, with their other fine qualities, have ob- tained for them the name of THE PENANT OF FESTINIOG SLATE VEINS. Indeed, the Slates from these Veins have been several times tested, by the best judges, in every possible man- nerand finally reported—" Undeniably the best quality." The Rhossyd Veins of Slate continue through Wrys- gan, another Estate of vast extent—paying no Roplty whatever, arid held by Lease on a small yearly rent. This Lease has been purchased on advantageous terms, and as it immediately adjoins Rhossyd, can be worked with great facility and economy under the same local management. Some cargoes of saperior Slates from the Wrvsgan open Quarries, are now on the floors, and the works are in a fair state of progress,—the monthly produce of which even at present shew the profits that maybe expected to attend the Interests of the Company in connecting the Wrvsgan and Rhossyd Estates, and placing both under the same direction. CWM ORTHIN SILVER-LEAD MINES. Besides the above Slate Properties, a very promising Silver Lead Mine has been opened on a good Lode of Ore, on the North Eastern verge of one of the Mountains on Rhossyd. callcd Cwrn Ortt.in, which is included in the Rhossyd Lease. About Five Fathoms of Shallow Levels, k-e. have been driven, from which some Tons of Ore are now on bank, that produce Twentv-six Ounces of fine Silver per Ton, and seems to be of the same character as that of the celebrated Daren and Cwm Snnlog Mines in Cardiganshire GILVACH AND CWM CIPRWTH COPPER GILVACH AND C117?NI CIPRWTII COPPER The extent of these Mines, on the Lodes, is about Two Miles. Two Lodes have been proved in distant places along their bearings. On Ctdii Cipricih there is a water-wheel with pumps, Sc., and a shaft with several shallow drivings therefrom. The greatest depth about 18 fathoms, at the bottom of which there is a Lode of 8 feet wide, well mixed with Copper ore, and carrying a continuous rib of two feet, nearly full of solid ore. This Lode is very promising — as guzeny and kindly as any miner could wish, and likely to improve still further in depth. More powerful machi- nery must, however, ue erected, ana a change made in the water course to put this mine to work, to make those high returns promised by present indications. Gilvach is a great Mine. It has already produced several hundred tons of ore at shallow workings, and now shows, on small drivings at bottom of winze, or sub-shafts, a Lode of four feet wide quite solid. Some small shipments of Ore have been lately made from trials at these bottoms, and heaps of Ore from the same are now on the washing floors. The Adit leading to j the Winze-shafts is however, rather tortuous, as, indeed, are the Winzes themselves, and the water is strong at bottom: therefore, it is advisable to open a new Adit level to command the bottoms, which when done, will render available at once some thousand fa- thoms of rich Ore ground, and some hundred fathoms of a most productive lode. j But, besides all this, there is being worked a deep Adit Level some twelve or thirteen fathoms still lower down the Mountain, that has just cut one of the Southern Lodes parallel, and within a few fathoms of the former, which shows rich Copper Ore, and very promising. It needs only be remarked in confirmation of the fa- vourable opinion reported of these Mines, that the same Lodes have been worked on for several years and are now being worked on the North-Eastern side of the Monn- tain, in the celebrated Mines of Drws-y-Coed, &c., dis- tant only in horizontal range from Gilfach 990 fathoms, and at present producing immense quantities of Ore, re- ported one thousand tons monthly. Indeed, several ■ railway waggons are spen constantly in active service, j bearing their rich burdens to the well-arranged premises j of the Company at Carnarvon for shipping. BLAEN-Y-PENANT. J j One mile East of Gilvach, Copper, Silver-Lead, and Sulphur Mines, of great note. present themselves, and are now in the possession of the Company. They were opened by poor loen to an average depth of seven or eight fathoms, and Ores raised sufficient to equalise expenses but want of system, and machinery to com- mand the water, caused the works to be suspendpd. The indications all through, particularly offering in a dis- trict pregnant with metallic riches, are highly favourable, and warrant a recommendation to open and work these mines with due spirit. THE DENBIGH GREAT SLAB QUARRIES. These Quarries lie within three miles of a safe and commodious shipping harbour, near Conway. They are of immense extent, and quite inexhaustible. The qua- lity of the slabs has been rigorously tested and found proof—in delicate polish—free from chippiug ill the sawing, &c., and every way adapted for general and re- fined uses. The quarries are now open for immediate returns. The following calculations, on prices at present rates of Contracts, Hzc., will show the value of this important addition to the foregoing Mines and Quarries belonging to the Company. Contracts are now being made to raise, dress, square, &c., and carry from the quarry to the wharf, Slabs of any skantling, at 15 shillings per ton, all expenses in- cluded. Freight from wharf to Conway, and from thence by railway—say to London, including dues, &c., 7s. 6d. per ton. One quarryman and assistant, contracts, as above, for 40 tons of slabs per month. The prices of these slabs at market are from £ 2 10s. to £ 3 10s. per ten. Therefore, 12 contracts in one month will produce 480 tons of slabs in the mar- ket—say, in London, at an expense of f540 0 0 Let the superintendence, incidentals, roy- alties, ic. be 60 0 0 Making the gross cost to the Company of 480 tons of slabs £ 600 0 0 Which sell even at lowest price for. 1200 0 0 Therefore one month's profit on 12 such contracts, is £ 600 0 0 Or yearly profit on like work, or 12 con- tracts alone. L7200 3 0 And these contracts may be doubled, tribled, or quadrupled, Szc., in proportion to the market or sales In a word, this Company presents a source of invest- ment of positive worth," of real standard excellence, that courts the closest examination neither figurative nor doubtful, nothing uncertain, everything fair and open, and truthful, and such as must insure a high in- terest to the shareholders. Summary of the Conditions and Rales proposed to the Company for their adoption. 1.—The affairs of the Company to be managed by a Chairman and Board of Directors, three of whom shaH form a quorum. 2.—Candidates for Election, as Chairman or Directors, must each possess, at least Fifty Shares. 3. —General Meetings of Shareholders shall take place every half-rear, when all questions of the affairs of the Company shall be decided by a majority of votes present. Holders )f 5 Shares, to have one vote of 10, two votcr of 20, three votes of 50, four votes of 100, the vote. of 200, six votes and of every 100 in addition, an addi- tional vote. 4. —The Shares are numbered in order, and made transferable to BEAltER-therefore no holder of Scrip can be responsible for a greater amount than that due on can be res p onsib l e for -t c on the Shares in his own possession. 5.-Should any future Call be required, the amount shall not exceed Ten Shillings on each £ 5 Share. Two months' notice must be given for that purpose in The Mining Journal,' Linden Times," and Carnarvon and Denbigh lierala and, in default of payment ill Three Months after the above notice, the Numbers nnt paid up in concordance with that call, shall be forfeited and advertised accordingly. 6. The Directors shall meet in the Board Room at- tached to the Company's Offices, on the fiist Tuesday of each month, at O?ze o;cl,)ck, for the general transaction of business. i.-Tlie Accounts of the Company shall be Audited and produced at the General Half Yearly Meeting, when the profits shall be appropriated !n the usual manner. fl-The Board Room shall be open for the Directors on every Tuesday, at Eleven o'clock. The Secretary may summon a Board on any day, in case of emergency; and the Directors mav call a Special Meeting at any time, by giving one week's notice. NOTICE. j The next cenrral Meeting of Shareholders win L( hp]d'?) Tuesday, the 1st day r,t Octf.ber, at one o'clock | in the Company s Offices. 2i, Lmeoln's Inn Fields, L01: don. The sharp ?st?n't remain op(.)?i?'h?t(! () until the Shares still remaining are allocated, and io the mean time, the secretary is to prepare nn enlarged rrportof:t)lthfC"mp?nY'sM:csandQi?rr?.s?hi<.? is to be sent to the Shareholders and applicants for shases' to include a J¡st uf the honorary and aciing Dir-ctors to inc!l.,(Ie a I;t !f tl-,e 1,.on,,rary iL'ilics of &e. Lncl. in f;Ip -t full BANKERS. -The N.uional Pro\inc-#l B3-.k d E;¡g:¡: .i!. C L ;.e Ner'.h «ni ivut h V.'??9 B?i? ,SOLICITORS. -Me,srs. Richard Thomas and Son Fencourt, Fenchurch-street, London. LOCAL SOLICITORS.—Griffith Jones Williams, Esq. DoipJley, Merionethshire; and William Griffiths, Esq., Llanrwst, Denbighshire. SECRETARY.—St. Pierre Foley, C. E. &c., (Mining Company of Wales, &c.), No 24, Lincoln's Inn Fit-Ids. London, to whom application for 6hares, &c is to be made. N.B.— Arrangements are made to place under tb* management of the Company, against the next day of general meeting, the celebrated and valuable Mines of Cwmsymlog, Coninog, &c., situated in the very centre of the ancient British Potosi District of Ctirdigan- shirc. August 24th, 1S50. CARMARTHEN" UNION. CONTRACTS. TIIE GUARDIANS of the above Union will, on Saturday, the 21st day of SEPTEXBERiust., receive I ENDERS from such Persons as are willing to contrary for supplying the Carmarthen Workhouse with the fol- lowing Articles, from the 23rd day of September inst.. to the 21st of December next, both days inclusive, viz. The best Seconds and One-way Flour, the best Wheaten Meal, and good fresh Oatmeal. Good Fat Beef, to be supplied in Sticking-piece& and Rounds (with the leg bones taken out), and good Salt Herrings in cask". Good old Welsh Cheese, Salt Butter, and Skimmed lilk. Tea, Brown Sugar, Boiling Peas, Rice, Trtad., Pepper, Starch, Soda, Blue, Soap, and Candles. The best Stone Coal and Culm. The above to be delivered at the Workhouse at such times and in such quantities as the Guardians may re- quire. The Guardians reserve to themselves the power of con- tracting separately for each article, and do not bind themselves to accept the lowest tender. Eacli Contractor will be required to enter into a Con- tract and Bond. (free of expense,) with two responsible Sureties, whose written consent to become such Sureties must be sent in with the Tender. Printed form of Tender may be had on application to the Clerk, who will also shew the forms of Contract and Bond to be en'ered into by Contractors. The Guardians will, at the same meeting, receive Tenders from persons willing to contract for doing the Printing work which may be required for the Unioo daring the above-named period. All proposals must be sealed, (nzark-ed Tender,) and delivered to the Clerk before 10 o'clock on the morning of Saturday, the 21st instant. Samples must be pro- duced, as the quality of the Articles will be most rigidly enforced and no consideration as to price will at all weigh as an excuse for the same not being of the quality contracted for. By order of the Board, W. D. PHILIPPS, Clerk. Board Room, Carmarthen, 7th Sept., 1850. BLMR-S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. A MONG THE MANY DISCOVERIES that cha- racterise the present age, none have contributed so inuc-h to the comfort and ease of the community, nor conferred such a boon upon suffering humanity, as the important discovery of BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEU. MATIC PILLS, the efficacy of which has been tested by the approval and recommendation of many of the great. est men of our day. They are effective for gout and rheumatism in all its various forms, including sciatica, lumbago, pains in the head Iu>d face, frequently treatecr as toothache, &c. They require neither confinement nor attention of any kind, and invariably prevent the disease attacking the stomach, brain, or other vital part: in testimony of which Mr. Blake, Kingscliffe, North- amptonshire, writes — Twelve years ago I became afflicted with rheumatic gout, I procured the best advice possible, but without deriving benefit; and the doctors recommended me to go to the Stamford Infirmary, where I continued twelve weeks, and left it without obtaining any benefit, and all my hope of relief had vanished. This hopeless state of things continued until a friend advised me to try B'air'i Pills. I then lost no time in sending to Mr. Mortlock, of Stamford, for a box and by the time I had taken that quantity I got rid of one crutch. I then sent for another box, which enabled me to throwaway the other and thank God I have never since had such an attack. I am much exposed to cold; but whenever I feel symp- toms of atlack, I have recourse to the pills with univer- sal success. I recommended the pills to a gentleman. who resides in this neighbourhood, ana lie has derived the most essential relief therefrom, and is now never without them." Sold by Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London and bv all respectable Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Price 2s. 9. per box, and sold by his appointment by Mr. John M bite and Mr. ■ R. M. Davies, Chemists and Druggists, Carmar- then Morgan, Davies, and Stephens, Merthyr Tydfil Phillips, Cardiff: Williams. Brecon; Morgan, Aber- gavenny Phillips, Newport; Gouistone, Llandovery; Farror and Heath, Monmouth; Jones and Williams, Brecon; Phillips, Milford French, Neath; Da we and Son, Wilson, and Evans, Swansea; Thomas, Cow- bridge; Bassit, Newbridge; Humphreys, Aberystwyth O. E. Davies, Hicks, and Harries, Haverfordwest, J. S. Evans, Cardigan, and all respectable medicine venders throughout the United Kingdom. Price 2s. 9d. per box. Ask for BLAIR'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS and observe the name and address of Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London," impressed upon the Government stamp affixed to each box of the Genuine Medicine. HEALTH WHERE 'TIS SOUGHT I HOLLOW AY'S PILLS. Curt of a disordered Liver and Stomach, when in a roost hopeless state. Extract of a Letter from Mr. Mattheir Harvey, of Chapel Hall, Airdrie, Scotland, dated the 15th of January, 1850. To l'rofessor Holloway. Sin,—Your valuable Pills have been the means, with God's blessing, of restoring me to a state of perfect health, and at a time when I thought I was on the brink of the grave. I had consulted several eminent Doctors, who, after doing what they could for me. stated that they considered my case as hopeless. I ought to say that I had been suffering from a Liver and Stomach complaint of long standing, which during the last two years got so much worse, that every one con- sidered my condition as hopeless. I, as a last resource, got a ?ox of '? our pills, which oon a"e relief and bv persevering in their uue lor ome weeks together with rubbing mgnt and m irning your ointment over my eb"t and stomach, and nght ,id".1 have h their means alone got completely cured, and to the astonishment of myself and every body who knows me. (Signed MATTHEW HARVEY. Cure of a Case of Weakness and Debility, of four Tears' standing. Extract of a Letter from Mr. William Smith, of So. b Little Thomas Street, Gibson Street, Lambet4, dated Dec. 12 th, 1849. To Professor Holloway. SIR,-I beg to inform you that for nearly five years I hardly knew what it was to have a day s health, suffering from ex- treme weakness and debility, with constant nervous head- aches giddiness, and sickness of the stomach, togp- ther with a great depression of spirits. I usv-d to think that nothing could benefit me. as I had been to many medical men. some of whorn. after doing all that was in their power, informed me that they considered that 1 had some spina I compldint bey'ond the reach of cure, together with a very di*- I ordered state of the stomach and liver, making my case so complicated that nothing could be done for ine. One day. being unusually ill aud in a dejected state, I ssw your pills <Hheti,("< and resolved to give them a trial, more perhaps from curiosity than with a noj>e of being cur however I soon found myself better by taking the-. and so I went on persevering in their use for six months, when i am happy to aay the effected a pure cure. ) (Signed) AVILI.IAM SMITH. (frequently called EDWARD,1 Cure of Asthma, of Twenty years' standing. E -cfrr:? o o Z,<'r<'<'r frow ??- J. A' Hp'/  c'?. 7S.  y Extract of a Letter from Mr. J. K. Hey don, 78, King, street, Sydney, dated 10th of November, 1849. To Professor Holloway. 1'1'1.1 have the pleasure to inform you that many extra- ordinary cures ol Asthma have been effected here by meant of ? our pills. One iq that of a Lady residing near the Razor- back," who after ha^ini; for twenty years been unable to make the slightest exertion, suffering very feai-fitlii, from hortnpss (\ïhrpath. coughing, and spitting, but is now, to use her own expression. able to run un to the top of that mountain. Another case is that of 1r. Caton. TaiLor Hutchinson's Buildings, Clarence-street, who was so dread: fully bad that he was eonnned entireh to his bed-room for -???x moiit l i.,?, prior to I)is A-ith -,(,tir and ¡x months, prior to his commencing with our piUs.and attended re?uiar)y bY bi, man-,i-ho ,?i,-ed him to 1w in ? dun; ,t?,t(" yet he. Ukpw?e. to m' y ?n(,w;ed?e. hM been restored to perfect he?th b, tne use ..? ?.r p.?. and rubbing your ointment night and morning into bis ehest. • Signed, J.K ITKYDON. The Earl of Aidborough cured of a Liver and Stomach Complaint. Extract of a Letter from his Lordship, dated rirlll JlessllW, Leghorn, 2ht, 1845. To Professor Holloway. 8ir.-Yr¡ous circumstances prevented thp possibility of my thanking you before thi, time for our politeness in end- ing me your pills as you did. 1 now take this opportunity of sending you an order for the amount, and. at the same time, to add tha; your pills have effected a cure of a disorder in my Liver and Stomach, which all the most eminent of the faculty at home, and all over the Continent, had not been able to effect: nav. Dot even the waters of Carlsbad and Marienbad. I wish to have another box and a pot of the ointment, in case any of my lamily should ever require either. Your most obliged and ttiedient servant, Signed) ALDBOROtGH. 801d at the P???ishment of Professor Holloway. ?.'? Strnnd. n(.ar T?np? p? London, and by almost at rp-p?- itnb)e?ru?)st.. ?d Deters in Medicine'?'?houtthp civilised World, at the following price«-i-. 1 C.l.?..an.1:;??.hb, ')?r.ons.er? "jug by taking the /dr"T «iws. N. B. Dr,c„op« for the suid-mo «f | are RfT:<1 to j