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to the coal and iron works at Wain Dew, which is four miles Brecknockand three quarters long. There is also a rail road from thecanal to Llangroiney, which crosses the river Ufk, and is inlength one mile and a quarter.

The proprietors of this canal are incorporated by the nameof “ The Company of Proprietors of the Brecknock and Aber~gavenny Canal Navigation,” with the powers necessary formaking the canal, rail ways, &c. The breadth of ground al-lowed for the canal, towing-path, &c. is twenty-fix yards; andare not to deviate more than two hundred yards from the linelaid down in the book of references.

The company are authorised to raise the sum of ioo,oool.to be divided into shares of iool. each, no person to holdmore than fifty {hares, unless the surplus come by will, &c. ifthe above sum is not sufficient, the company may raise afurther sum of 50,0001.

The Rates for the use of the canal and rail ways are not toexceed—

For all iron-stone, iron-ore, lead-ore, coals, culm, coaks,cinders, and charcoal, two-jience per ton per mile. -

For all lime, lime-stone, tiles, state, bricks, flag-stones, andother stones, clay, sand, hay, straw, and corn in the straw, andall materials for the repairs of roads, and all kinds of manure,one-penny per ton per mile.

For all cattle, ffieep, swine, and other beasts, four-pence perton per mile.

For all iron and' lead, three-pence per ton per mile.

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