... TO PAWNBROKERS, SALESMEN, OR CAPITALISTS, l TO BE BiSPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY. H.AJ SnuS Old-esta^iished PAWN BROKING and GENERAL SALE BUSINESS, /f«»m ni'S#MSl«tU»I m ^r0.ss*'STREET, ABERGAVENNY, formerly carried on by Mr. WOLFE ISAACS.—Further particular* (from pnncipals only) on a^lication to jyIr> ISAACS, Jun.. on the Premises AT. P.S. The STOCK-IN-TRADE, &c., &c., not required to be taken. ...

... to NOON HATS, ttRANTED to retain their Shape and Colour, and not to Spot with llaiu. fte41 Wa» s- d- s d> vm« dut pioof Hats 4,0 Fine Stuff Nap Hats 13 0 „uPerfin„°jV* 5 (» Rich ditto, particularly ^Perfin, ctl°•••••• •• 6 fi recommended 16 0 Si^ ^a*ony diito 8 6 Extra Fine 20 0 ,eRCal^^ Naps 10 0 Very Best 21 0 lMli«ai p Ha's** 12 0 jj s»3S.6 ...

... NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE. HOUSE TO LET. TO BE LET,—A Premises situated in the most Central part of Newport for Business, being opposite the HEAD HOTEl and within one door of the Post-Office. There is a Sitting-room behind the Shop, and another on the first floor over the Shop, and three convenient Bed-rooms. The situation of these Premises is admirably adapted for a Solicitor's Office. ...

... snHBHIlinni ^nth?»wouldstvicw fairTINTERN aright, (For IK' '^E PA'E MOON I'ght! Giin l. 8ay beams of gladsome day Tho to A°ut the ruin gray}. Tho ~hut go alone the while— A_ .n view St. Mary's ruin'd pile; Waa' me returning, soothly swear, ^aevei scene so sad, so fair. ...

... As some proud column,though alone, RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering thtone. Now is the stately column broke, The beacon light is quench'd in amok-: The trumpet's lilver eound it still. The warder tilent on the hill ...

... NEW CHURCHES, CHURCH BELLS, ...

... falrTINTERN aright, yp° V1f''t it by the paJe moon light.! r ?I v Kay beams of gladsome day jjua but to flout the ruin gray). T?en 8?—but go alone the while— jD^iew St. Mary's ruin'd pile; And, home returning, soothly swear, Was nevei scene so sad, so fair. ...

... As some proud column, though alone, RAGLAN D hath propp'd a tottering throne. Now is the gtttely column broke, The beacon light is quench'd in smok.: The trumpet's silver sound is still, The warder silent on the hill ...

... A* some proud column,thongi atone, RAQLAND hath prosp'd a totteria* thaw*, Now is tht tt*te!ye*hmn brake, The beacon ligbt it quench'd in smok. Thatrumpet'ssilver sound is still, The warder silent on the bill IT ...

... TO PAWNBROKERS, SALESMEN. OR CAPITALISTS. TO BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY. TO BE DISPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY. THAT Snug and Old-established PAWN BROKING and GENERAL SALE BUSINESS, eligibly situated in CROSS-STREET, ABEROAVEHNY. formerly carried on by Mr. WOLFE ISAACS.—furrier particular (iron principals only) on application to Mr. ISAACS, Jun.. on the Premises. „ P.S. The STOCK-IN-TRADI, &c., &c., ...

... As tome proud eoluinn, though alone, RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering New is the stately column broke, The beacon light is qutnch'd to The tnuapet'ssilrer lound la still, Jhe warder silent on the hill ...

... (fo!?? lvouls ruin'd Pile: \y ome returning, soothly swear, nevet scene s0 sad, so fair. ...