The Demetian Mirror

CARDIGANSHIRE. IMPOBTAIT SAJLE OF Pure Bred Ayrshire & Highland Scotch CATTM, CHEVIOT AND SCOTCH SHEEP, MOIXTlIS POMES, &C. AT HArOD. MR. GEORGE GOODE BEGS respectfully toanllounce that he has been honoured with instructions by HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE, TO SUBMIT FOR PUBLIC SALE, AND THAT HE WILL On Wednesday, the 7th day ot October, 1840, Sell fcg auction, at the above place, the valuable stock of Ayrshire and High- land Scotch Cattle, pure bred Cheviot and Scotch Sheep, Ponies, &c. &c, the Property of His Grace, which, in con- sequence of his having Let two of his extensive Demesne Farms,.is ordered for Sale. The Stock consists of upwards of Fifty pure bred Ayrshire and Highland Scotch Cattle, several Hundred high bred Cheviot and Scotch Sheep, also, a considerable number of beautiful and high bred Hill Ponies, &c. &c. Mr. GEORGE GOODE, in calling the attention of Gentle- men, Farmers, Graziers, and others, to this very important Sale, begs to state that these valuable and highly bred Cattle have, at a great expence, been selected from the first blood in Scotland, and are allowed to be larger and far superior in beauty and quality to any that have yet been introduced into this Country. The Cheviot and Scotch Sheep are from the flocks of the best Breeders in the Highlands, and will pre- sent a rare opportunity to Breeders of possessing themselves Ofthe best description of Sheep, calculated for the Mountains in Wales: the Ponies are exceedingly well bred, handsome, and possessing superior symmetry and action. Mr. George Goode, in submitting this short and imperfect description of the different animals which are to be Sold at this Sale, and Which are so greatly appreciated and admired by all that have seen them, considers any lengthened comment from him luite unnecessary, as he is well assured that the high cha- racter and deserved celebrity of the Breed will command a numerous and respectable attendance of Gentlemen, who Will be able, by having an opportunity of seeing the Stock, to form a better opinion than from any description he is able to give. The Sale will commence at Eleven o'Clock.—Credit Wall be given on approved Security. Croft Cottage, near Carmarthen, September 7th, 1840. HUGH LLOYD'S BANKRUPTCY. 1"I"r>.f">.r' THE Commissioners in a fiat in Bankruptcy awarded and -L issued against Hugh Lloyd, of the Town of Machyn- lleth, in the County of Montgomery, Surgeon and Apotheca- ry, Dealer and Chapman, intend to meet on the Sixteenth of September instant, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel, in the said Town of Machynlleth, in order to audit the accounts of the Assignees, and to make a Dividend of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt, when and where the Creditors who have not already proved their Debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said Dividend. J. COLE, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, 31, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWITH, TAKES this opportunity of tendering his best thanks, and very grateful acknowledgements, for that distinguished share of patronage, which he has so liberally received and to inform those who have been pleased to intrust him with their orders, that it will ever be his most anxious endeavour to confirm their confidence, and to merit their continued ap- probation. J. C. has on sale the following select articles. Mahogany medicine-chests, Perfumery of every deserip. of various kinds tion Seidlitz Powders in neat ma- Scotch orange marmalade hogany cases Jellies Sal Volatile bottles in mo- Fish-sauces and pickles rocco-leather and wooden Wax and Sperm Candles cases Havanah Cigars Creosote bottles in small Soda Water and Lemonade turned wood cases Fine Teas, Cocoa, & Coffee Hair and nail brushes Cole's celebrated Gwynne Ivory tooth brushes Sauce. J. C. having had the advantage of being brought up to the Medical Profession, and having attended Professors Brande and Faraday's Lectures on Chemistry, at the Royal Institution, will, he trusts, be a sufficient guarantee for his capability in accurately dispensing all Prescriptions en- trusted to his care. September 4th, 1840. No. 12 Pier Street, ABER YS TJVI Til. THOMAS JEFFRIES, LAPXDAILY & WOZLKENO JEWEUER, yERY respectfully offers his sincere thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, Residents, and Visitors of Aberystwith, for the liberal and kind patronage, with which they have ho- noured him during the last seven years. T. J. avails himself of this opportunity, to assure his friends and the Public generally, that he will continue to give the same'prompt attention which he trusts he has hitherto done, to the execution of any orders with which he may be favoured, and by which he hopes to merit a continuance of their patronage He also, with great respect, invites Ladies and Gentlemen to a personal inspection of the process of the Lapidary-work, which he will, at all times, be most happy to shew his numer- ous friends and customers. September llUt 1840. MEDICAL HALL, ABERYSTWITH. HENRY HUMPHREYS, $fianitacetiftral antr Dispensing (fffjftntsf, Great Dark Gate Street, WITH great respect respectfully acknowledges the exten- *<' sive patronage with which he has been favored for the last five years; and assures his numerous friends that the same personal attention will continue to be given to the preparation and dispensing departments, as well as to the selection of Genuine drugs and Chemistry from the first Lon- don Establishment, (where he has had several years experi- once,) which have obtainedfor him such a kind preference. H. H. has constantly on sale all kinds of patent medicines; an assortment of superior British Wines, at 21s. per dozen Price and Co.'s Perfumery Hair brushes, Combs, &c. Handsome toilette cut bottles; Mahogany medicine chests; MahoganySeidlitz and Soda cases; Foreign and Fancy Snuffs; genuine Havannah Cigars; Wax and Sperm Can- dIes; Schweppe's Soda water and lemonade; Beaufoy's chloride of lime and soda; Fish, Game, and other sauces Pickles, &c.; the new London Company's packet Teas. Ageut for Sir James Murray's fluid Magnesia. Amm œ¡) DEVII. S BRIDGE, Mateo. FRANCIS NORRIS ON IN returning his heartfelt thanks to those Ladies, Noble- men, and Gentlemmen, who so kindly put up with the inconvenience attendant upon the dilapidated condition of the House on his entry; takes leave now to inform the Public at large, that the Noble Proprietor has, at an immense expence, so enlarged and improved the Hotel, as to render it capable of entertaining any number of Families. The most eminent Tourists of the day, pronounce The Scenery the finest in the World The Sleeping department is inferior to none in the Principality. Admission to view the Hafod Grounds, the Domain of HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE, K. G AND THE GREAT WATERFALLS AT THE DEVIL'S BRIDGE, can be obtained, only by Ticket from the Hafod Arms. F. N. has also the pleasure to state that the liberal Pro- prietors of the great Lisburne Mining Company, have granted permission to his Visitors to explore their extensive Lead Mines, on producing a Note bearing his Signature. POSTING DISTANCES. MILES. MILES. Aberystwyth 12 | Llanidloes 20 Rhayader (old road) 19 Rhayader(thro' Hafod Grounds 231 Ditto (new road 25 Lampeter (thro' Hafod Grounds) 30 Ladies and Gentlemen who wish Recreation, Study, and to employ their Pen and Pencil, will find such an amazing variety of Scenery, and so wide a scope for the display of Talent, as cannot fail to delight them. Families jor Single Ladies and Gentlemen, wishing to sojourn for a tinml will be Boarded, &c. on reasonable terms. A Commodious Coffee Room. August 28, 1840. — i■ £