... MOTHERS AND NURSES WHO have once made use of MRS. JOHNSON'S AME- RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, for CHILDREN CUT- TING their TEETH, will never choose to bewithout that invalu- ablemedicine. It has preserved hundreds of children when thought past recovery from convulsions arising from painful dentition. As soon as the Syrup is rubbed on the Gums, the Child will be re- lieved, the Gums cooled, and the ...

... Intended Hew Wesleyan Chapel, MONMOUTH, FROM the repeated and daily increasing applications made to the Stewards of the Monmouth Weslevan Chapel for sittings, it has been found impossible to accommodate the friends of Christianity they have, therefore, resolved on erecting a NEW CHAPEL, with as little delay as possible and having been provided with a piece of land, in an eligible situation in ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. fro be solu bp tJrttoate contract, A SMALL FREEHOLD ESTATE, called RIDIAGO consisting of a good substantial Dwelling-house, with un- derground Cellar, Barn, Cider Mill, Stable, and other necessary and convenient Outbuildings, Gaiden, and capital Orchard, con- sisting of Seven Acres, planted with choice Fruit Trees, situated in the parish of LANC-ATTOCK-VIBON-AVEI,, on the old ...

... Merlin Officeallll-Apprentice. THE Parents or Guardians of a well conducted YOUTH, will find an eligible opportunity for Apprenticeship to the PRINTING BUSINESS, by applying at the Office of this Paper. ...

... F MONMOUTHSHIRE. VBSlir DESIRABLE a.EJSI33KCE. 1 TO BE LET OR SOLD, A GENTEEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, in good repair, with or without about Seven Acres of Rich MEADOW J-AND, with a large Garden, situated in the parish of DIXTON, Within a mile of the town of Monmouth, late the residence of JOHN WII.LIS, Esq. The house consists of a Drawing-room, two Parlours, six Bed-rooms, and Closet; Kitchen, ...

... LEVY'S BRISTOL BAZAAR, AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, 7, UNION-STREET, BaISTOL. THE Proprietors have the honour of announcing a splendid accession of the above articles to the Furnishing Department of their extensive Establishment, adapted for Drawing or Dining Room, Study, Hall or Passage, executed in the most modern style, In designs perfectly unique, in Bronze or Ormolu of any shade, ...

... WEORISQgrg MEPZCINlSBi AN ATTEMPT TO SUBVERT BENEVOLENCE I AND TRUTH. N the retired village of Broughton, near Stockbridge, in In arnPshire, a benevolent young lady (who had experienced ^ah? b'e. benefit from the use of Morison's Universal Vege- thp .^ed'cine) has been for some time gratuitously attending Sl°^ p90r> ant* relieving their sufferings with these, at all 3-nd in all cases, ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. VBRT BSSMASLB ESSISSHOH- TO BE LET OR SOLD, A GENTEEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, in good repair, with or without about Seven Acres of Rich MEADOW LAND, with a large Garden, situated in the parish of DIXTON, within a mile of the town of Monmouth, late the residence of JOHN WILLIS, Esq. The house consists of a Drawing-room, two Parlours, six Bed-rooms, and Closet; Kitchen, Housekeeper's- ...

... THOMAS PRICE, COACH BUILDER AND HARNESS MAKER, MONNOW STREET, MONMOUTH, TAKES this opportunity of returning his grateful thanks to a liberal public for the extensive patronage he has received, and begs to state that his endeavours shall be unremitting to give the utmost satisfaction to all who may continue to honour him with their commands. He also begs to inform his Friends and the Public ...

... Monmouthshire Canal Navigation. \fOTICE is hereby given, That the HALF-YEARLY 5J.H GENERAL MEETING or ASSEMBLY of the PRO- PRIETORS of this NAVIGATION, will be held at the CA- HOUSE, in NEWPORT, on Wednesday, the 5th day of No- vember next, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. THOS. COOKE, Newport, Oct. 20th, 1834. Clerk to the said Company. WORMS DESTROYED. |1 EDI CINE never witnessed a more ...

... X, w OBSERVE! Monmouth to London in One Say. f acility of Travelling unparalleled, by an elegant, New Safety Four-horse Coach, THE EAPIS. IN consequence of the numberless applications of the Inhabit- ants of Monmouth, Ross, and the surrounding neighbour- hood, and particularly the Principality, for a conveyance of this desirable description, the Proprietors have the satisfaction to announce ...

... ■ THE BRISTOL AND NEWPORT ■ Shtiam' ■ WILL SAIL NEXT WEEK AS FOLLOW. H [. From Bristol to Newport. From Newport to Bristol. November, 1834. November, 1834. A Monday 7 morn 17, Monday. £ -past 10 mora |Tuesday. £ -past 7 morn 18, Tuesday 11 room 'Vfidiipfi'- st 7 morn 19, Wednesday i-past 11 morn H livfh 'U7 8 morn 20, Thursday .J-past 12 after Fiidiv i-past 8 mom 21, Friday |-past 7 morn ^ ...