Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales by Mr. C. Richards. SALE OF PAT SHEEP, PIGS, Sus. MR. C. RICHARDS has been commissioned by Mr Joseph Clark, Brewer, &c., Wrexham, to offer for PUBLIC COMPETITION, on Tuesday, the 28tn 1 day of February, 1800, at Two o' clor k in the af'ernoon, at his Farm Yard, about five minules walk from the town :— 178 Prime rips Fat Wtlsh Wethers (4 yearr old) 2 Shropshire 1") <wn Hams 6 Smart Pork l'izs 8 Fat Cows 1 Two years 01.1 Heifer (Barren) 1 Ditto wi,h C.Ilf Very useful strong Phaeton, with Drag-chain, &-a. The Cumberland and Westmoreland Prize Barrel Ciiurn (by Robert Tinkler) The Auctioneer begs to caU t"1e attention of Butchers and others to the above. as the Stock will be found worthy of their attenti III when tiking into consideration ,he quality of previous fat Stock fed by the proprietor. Office, High Street, Fe 18, I860. SALE OF FARMING STOCK &c., AT CHRIST- IONYDD HALlJ. NEAR RUABON, IN THE COUNTY OF DENBIGH. R. C. RICHARDS has been instructed by Mr C. IVI Wainwright (who is retiring from farming) to SELL BY AUCTION, on Friday, the 2nd day of March, I860, the entire Stock of Dairy, C..ws and Heiters, (In- calre), Calving Heifers, Yearling Calves and Bull, team of active Waggon Horses, smart Harness Mare, Colts, Pony, &c., Farming Implements, Brewing and Dairy Vessels, and part of the Household Furniture, &c. Lunch at 11, Sale at 12 o'clock. Catalogues may be had from the principal Inn's in the neighbourhood, or from the Auctioneer a week prior to Sale. Office, High-street, Wrexham, Feb. 10th, 1860. SALE OF FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS DAIRY VESSELS, &c., AND PART OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MR. C. RICHARDS has received instructions from iYJL Mr Robinson, of Common Wood, near Holt, in the County of Denbigh, (who is leaving his farm), to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on Monday, Fab. 27, I860, the whole of the Stock of Dairy Cows and Heifers Hoises, Carts, Implements suitable for Agricultural purposes. Lunch on the table at 11, Sale at 12 o'clock. Catalogues may be had from the Auctioneer, ono week prior to Sale. Office, High-street, Wrexham, Feb. 10th, I860. SALE OF STONE, STEAM ENGINE, &c. At Broughton, in the County of Denbigh, the property of Mr Wills, who is giving up the quarry. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION?by Mr C RICHARDS, Ton Tuesday, February 21st 1860, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, comprising a quantity of Heads, Sills, Flags. Dimension stones, Grind stones, Rubble, &c, also an excellent elate cistern 6 feet by 5 feet and 3 feet deep. Quan tity of Slates, Timber Poles, &a., Chains, large Engine, ditto Crabs, Blocks, Bars, Picks, Barrows, and sundry old iron. Also a capital Bix-horse power horizontal Engine and Boiler, two large cranes and gearing complete. The whole to be sold in lots which will be agreed upon at the time of Sale. Office, High-street, Wrexham, February 10, 1860. Sale by Mr. Humphreys. PENTRE, PONTFADOG, NEAR LLANGOLLEN. MR. HUMPHREYS will SELL BY AUCTION, -UH on Tuesday, 6th of March, I860, the whole of the valuable FARMING STOCK, Implements, &c., Stacks of Oats (the Straw to go off), the property of Mr Richard Lewis. Sale at 12 o'clock. Sale by Mr. Roberts. BATHAFARN PARK, NEAlt RUTHIN, DENBIOHSHIKE. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. SALE of a Dairy of First-class in-calf MILCH COWS, HEIFERS, Yearling Calves, pure hr,.4J Short horn Bull, superior pair of CARRIAGE HuRSKs, Thorough-bred Hunter, and other Horses, ab ut 1C0 prime Fat Wetheis, of heavy weight, valuable assort- ment of Farming Implements, Dairy Vessels, Wheat, Barley, Oats, Iron and other Hurdles, &c., late the pro- perty of T. Downward, Esq., deceased. Mr T. ROBERTS respectfully begs to announce his instructions to SELL by AUC HON, on the above Prem isea, on Tuesday, February 21, I860, (and the following day, if necessary). Refreshments on the Table at 10. Sale to commence at half-past 11 for 12 o'clock at noon punctually. Sale by Mr. T. Roberts. QUARTERLY SALE AT OVERTON. MR, TIMOTHY ROBERTS, has fixed bis next Sile 1U. of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Implements, &c., at Overton, for Friday, the 2nd day of March next. Persons desirous of entering Stock &c. for Sale, wll please do so on or before Tuesday, the 21st instant, in order that due publicity of the Effoeta for sale may hegivep. No Ca.tle from diseased or unheal thy stocks admitted Overton, Flintshire, 9th Feb., 1860. Sale by Mr. S. Griffiths. ANNUAL SALE AT NEWTON, NEAR ELLES- MERE MR. S. GRIFFITHS begs to announce that he has been honoureJ with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION, on the above Premises, on MONDAY, the 6th day of March, I860, comprising Fat Bullooks, Cows, Sheep, Pigs, Calving Cows and Heifers, Horses, Colts, &c., the property of Mr. R. Griffiths. Lunch at 11 o'clock, and Sale at 12 o'clock punctually. Catalogues may be had from the principal Inns in the neigbbourhood, or from the Auctioneer, 14 days prior to lile. Auctioneer's office, Overton, Flintshire. Sales by Mr Jenkins. PLAS-YN-COED, NEAR OVERTON, FLINTSHIRE. MR JENKINS has received instructions from Mr Bap- nett (who is retiriaz from farming to SELL BY AUCTION, on Friday, the 21th day of February, 1860, the entire Stock of 30 prime yotiuk cross bred COWS, JDUAIIRRY Y COWS (to calve), 3 three years old calving hei- fers, 7 promising two year., old heifers, 9 yearling ditto, a well bred short horn bulls, team of active and powerful Waggon hones, 3 muscular draught colts, flock ot sheep, swine, farming implements, thrashing machine, 600 bu- Ahele of wheat, and other effects. Sale at 12 o'clock. Catalogues may be obtained at the Auctioneer's Office, Bileimere. BRADLEY GREEN, NEAR WHITCHURCH, SHROPSHIRE. Important Sale of first class ,kortlwrna, a Mo??o?c/ IU' Leicester M&?, well bred p?rig, valuable Jdofses^ I Modern Agricultural Implements^ ? ?c. l M R JEMM?fs begs to announce that he has recelv- III  instructions from John S. Harland, Esq, to   AUC riON, .n Monday, Tu..d.y, and V ed- 2«SF1 V?^ ? J 28th, 29th day? o( February, 1860, the CATTT^ ofnpwar? of .70 head of first class Norther. CATTLE (Cuws, Heift1rs, ai"1 ?'"). purchased from lock8 and bred animals ? highest repute, great ?? ?"'??°?'?"' of'?'l'y selectiag f1e8t character, which have been Wiiedbv fiUL ni' an°ted fluck of P? Leicester Jheeeep o idL escend, ed AT from the the flocks of Sir Tatton Sykes. "d Messrs Sim ison and Bartou; valuable %Naggon horses, C ZSlffiPSr T, >J acho, ce lotof ?Ut.red pi? ?mdde? r?g? t. 1 implements, by the ,,„,t eminent lera i -aoufehold furniture and other e8c<? P4rticuiara in :uiure advertiser s, and catalogues may thOitlY be obtained at the print-ipal Inns iu ? ?'?bour baad, and the Auctioneer Ofhc •, Ellesmere. '?0 MORE SMOKY CHI?EYs.-STEAD-s ?. J. ??"? ?"LATINO CHIMNEY Tops are iL .uutae- tmL ???yfur the cure of amoky Chimneys and pre. v 0? of downed draught, and are the only lasting Berfn remedy, M<M,-??nd?r(W? from the fact of 144"Y thousands being in use for some time. Neat in ?'?' °° °"'?" and noise, and free from obitJ 10 tbe '???P? Machine, they must avoid dis- fisi.?Bn'ofShimney Stacks noise in the Chimney, ■Shd."J' Mhchm8 to treely cieansethe flue. o | ? ?""? 1'o??er, Hope street, Wxhamr Sales by Mossrs. Baugh & Jones. (Successors to the late Mr Ediabury), MOSS, BITOLTGHFON, DENBIUHSHIRE. T0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs BAUGH X and JONE\ at the Cross Fuxes Inn, P. ntre Brouahton, npar Wrexham, on Monday, the 27th day of Febiuary, i860, at Five o'clock in the afternoon, in the i lowing or such other Lots as shall be agreed upon at the time of Sale, and slibi-et to conditions to be then em,1 tht-ic produced :— Lot 1-All those TWO MESSUAGES or DwJline- nouses, with the Gardens and appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate at M ,SS aforesaid, and now in the occupation of thoracis Robert, and Hannah Jones. Lot 2,-1\.11 thosr. TWO other MESSUAGES, or Dn weliili- ng-houses wit, the Gardens and Premises belo- ng, Mtuato at M ss aturesaid, and now or late in the occupations of ?hz?bcth Record and Edward Teeuln Lot 3.-All thitt 'IESSUAGE, or Dw,ilin(,-hoiise, with ? ?.d demises thereunto bclunging, s jojph now or late in the occupa- tion of Joseph J oncs. collier. Lot 4. All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, containing half an acre, or thereabouts, situate near the Queen's Hoad Inn, in Broughton aforesaid, and now or late in the occupation of Mr Robert Parry, collier. TPis Lot having a frontage to one of the principal iownship Roads, is most eligible for Buillin- purposes. SALE IN PDLESTO.VS ASSEMBLY ROOM TRHOS-Y-MEDRE. To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs BAUGH and JONES, in PulesWs Assembly Room, Rhos- y-medre, near Ruabon, on Monday, the 5th of March 1860, a quantity of very useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, comprising:—Cheit of Drawers, Tables, Cup- boards, Chairs, Clocks, Pictures, Mahogany Cellaret, Haudsome Tea Trays, Feather Beds, Bedsteads, Mattresses Wash Stande and Service, Dressing Tables, Kitchen Uten- eils. Clilinary Articles and other effects, removed for the convenience of sale. Sale to commence punctually at Two 'clock, Temple Place, Wrexham, 17 Feb., 18f 0. SALE IN THE MUSIC HALT, WREXHAM. MESSRS. BAUGH AND JONES, have been in- structed to offer for unreserved SALE BY PUB- LIC AUCTION, at the Muaio Hall, in Wrexham, on Monday, the 27th of February, 1860, at 12 o'clock at noon punctually, a quantity of useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITUAE, and other ejects, removed for the con- venience of sale. Wrezham, 10th February, 1860. BUILDING SITES FOR VILLAS, NEAR THE TOWN OF WREXHAM, DENBIGHSHIRE. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. TO BE SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs BAUGH and JONES, early in the ensuing Spring, several Fields, pieces or parcels of LAN D, containing in the whole about 27 statute acres, situate in Wrexham-fechan, close to the town of Wrexham, which will be divided into Lots of from I to 2 acres each for Building sites. The property is surrounded by the lands of C. K. Mainwaring, Eti q., Miss Bennion, and Thos. Edgworth Esq. Further information may be obtained upon application to the Auctioneers, or at the office of Mr. Hughes, solici- tor, Wrexham. Temple Place, Wrexham, 10th February, 1860. WREXHAM LITERARY INSTITUTE. NOTICE. THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING X of the Subscribers and Friends of the Literary Insti- tnte .will be held on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, February 24th, in the SAV.NGs' BANK, for the purpose of receiving tha Report and Statement of Accounts for the past year, and also to elect Officers for the ensuing year. Chair to be taken at 8 o'clock, by T. T. GRIFFITH, Esq., President. The attendance of members and non-members is particu- arly requested. WM. VAUGHAN, Secretary. THE PRGVINCIAL INSURANCE CONPANT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Seventh _L1 Annual General Meeting of the Proprietors of the above Company, will be held at the "Wynnstay Armg Hotel, in Wrexham, ou Wednesday, the 29th day of Feb- ruary instant, at twelve o'clock at noon precisely, to re- ceive the Report of the Directors for the year ending 31st December, 1860 and to elect Directors and Auditors in the roolll of those who retire by rotation and otherwise. And NNT ot.ce is Hereby Given, that the tranfer books of the Company will be closed from this date until after this said 29th day of February inst. By order of the Board, ANTHONY DILLON, Board Room, SecretAry. Wrexham, 8th Feb. lSGO. ROBERT JONES, (LATE OP JACKSONS & JONES), COACH MAKER, WREXHAM, BEGS to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants JJ general y of the town of Wrexham and the coun- ties of Denbigh, I lint, Chester and Salop, that the above firm having been dissolved, he has commenced business on his own account in HOPE STREET, WREXHAM, where he has a SHOWROOM, and upon the Premises in BANK STREET, lately in the occupation of Mr Richard Davies, Coach Maker. From his long experience of the most practical part ot Coach-making, and his determination to execute such orders as may be entrusted to him with skill and despatch, and at the lowest possible prices, he hopes to merit, M he solicits, a share of public patronage. A SUPPLY OP CllBAP WELL-FINISHED BASKET CARRIAGES, DOG CASTS WHITECHAPELS, & LIGHT PHiEXONS ALWAYS ON HAND. Old Carriages taken in exchange, or repaired and renovated. Wrexham, Feb., 1860. NOTICE. WHEREAS, it has come to my knowledge that Mr <w Thos. Roberts, late confectioner, Ilope-street, has been circulating a report that I am "going to leave Wrexham in three weeks' time." This report being without the slightest foundation, and moreover detri- mental to my character and credit, and not being the first attempt he has made to damage my reputation, 1 do herewith require him to give up his authority, or in self-defence I bhall take further proceedings. R. K. BURROUGHS. 20, Hope-street, Feb. 17, 1860. TO DRAPERS, HOSIERS, HABERDASHERS. AND OTHERS. In tAo matter of the Assignment for tin Benefit of Creditors of John Hastings, Bridge Street, Che8ter, Draper. THE TRUSTEES under the aiove Assignment will -L receive Tenders for the purchase of the whole well- assorted Stock-in-Trade of John Hastings, in one or separate lots, at a Discount off the Cost Price. The Stock conaist, of £ fl d. Ginghams, Prints, Linens, Bed Ticks, &c. 8tp,ice 216 11 4 Ribbons /(cos! t priee) no 15 2 Woollens, Stutfa, Delains, (cost price) ? ? 260 0 10 Muslins, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Shawl? &c* (cost price) 135 1 8 Hosiery, Hats, and Ha rdashery, (cost price) 0 216 0 2 Total (cost price £ g38 9 0 The Stock may be inspected on and after Monday, 20th Cash or Approved Bills will be accepted in payment. Tenders will be received up to the 24th inst addressed  Office of F. W. Mas,ey, 50licitor, White Fnara, Chest r, indorsed Tenders for Hasps' Stock, &c." The Purchaser or Purchasers will be declared on the 25th inst. All further information, and inspection of the Stock can be had ou application to the Trustees at the Shop in Bridge Street, Chester, any day up to, and inclusive of the 24th instant, between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, TO COUNTRY SHOPKEEPERS & THE PUBLIC. T?ERE are some persons who call themselves JL W holesa!e Dealers in Drugs," that go through the coun? to 8Oli\Jlt orden for Drugs at greatly reduced Pnc Tbe public are respectfully informed that TiLc.    low ? '?"? be prepared accord. inlTo thA at ? T 'j of the Pbarmacop?ia of the London Royal College of ^u>s'c'dns. aad Cannot possew the remedial properties 6,wribed to such preparations. But tJee cheap flDcturps must be made according to their own Formulm, which at the pricel oJfr-red ca mot be anything better than inert watery infusion. JOHN FRANCIS, CHEMIST, i M WREXHAM AND RUABON SAVING s' B ANK. THE TRUSTEES IN ACCOUNT WITH THE DEPOSITORS, THE YEAR ENDING 20TH NOVEMBER, 1859. DRS. CHARG S. £ s. d. To balance due on the 20th November, 1858, including interest, as per last return 48592 14 8 To sums received of Depositors within the year ending 20th November, 1859 12903 18 8 rro interest on moniea invested wilh the Co nraissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, viz. Receipt B. dated 2ht May, 1859 785 2 10 Receipt B. dated 21st November, 1859 808 18 6 To interest on sums drawn for by the Trustees upon the Comicisiioutrs within the said year 5 13 11 J663096 8 7 DISCHARGE. CBS. 1] '1 D. £ a. d. By sums aclnally paid to Depositors in money, including interest, within the year ending 20th November, 1859. 11400 13 4 By sums actually paid for management within the said year, viz., sflaries, t ixes, insurance, printing, stationery, adver- tising, banker's commission, gas, sundry accounts, and repairs 200 10 8 Additional building. 177 3 0 & a. d. Balance on the general account invested with the Commissioned for the Reduction of the National Debt, includ- ing interest, on 20th November, 1859. 50589 14 8 t Ditto in the Laudi of John James, Esq., Trea- surer 728 6 11 51318 1 7 Which fact is hereby certified by me, JOHN JAMES, Treasurer. P-63006 8 7 A _*1 B. U. The Balance due on the 20th November, 1859, brought down 51318 1 7 No. of The Ba l uu!e due on the 20th November, 1859, brought down Total amount of Depositors. each class. 860 whose respective balances on the 20th November, 1859, (including interest) £ 8. d. d'd '186 Õ 10 did notexceed ;Cl each 186 610 436 Ditto were abivo Li and not exceeding 5 1043 14 9 280 Ditto „ 5 10 1949 12 8 200 Ditto „ 10 15 2334 19 6 142 Ditto „ 15 20 2450 16 4 220 Ditto „ 20 30 ..?. 535710 6 170 Ditto „ 30 40 ?? 6694 7 0 66 Ditto „ 40 50 ?.??.J?. 3211 2 5 126 Ditto 50 75 7432 410 39 Ditto „ 75 100 3579 106 41 Ditto „ 100 125 4495 2 7 6 Ditto 125 150 1340 16 9 35 Ditto „ ?o 200 6353 17 1 Ditto „ 200 0 0 0 262lTotalnu!nber?ofDepoaiton Goes*@** 04.00: 00.009 se..Oooeoooo 44330 0 8 34 (Lhmtable Societies. J'?'?.?. 2038 1 2 39Friendly3oeietiea .?.J. 4822 7 1 2694 Total No. of Accounts, Total Balances. 51190 811 61190 8 11 1 Surplus127 12 8 Deduct the person thereof reserved to meet current expenses, as directed per 23 sec. 9 Geo. 4, o. 92 127 12 8 Examined and fonad correct, IONES, Auditor. WM. JONES, Auditor. We do hereby certify to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, that the foregoing is a true BClount. And we further certify that a Duplicate of this Statement, accompanied by a List of the Trustees and Managers of the above Institution, is publicly affixed in the office or place where the deposits of the above Savings Bank are usually received, for the information of all persons makiug deposits therein. Witness our hands this Twentieth day of Januaiy, 1860 GEORGE CUNLIFFE, Trustee and Manager of the JAMES JACKSON, said Savings' Bank. Witness,—JOHN BURY, Acutary. T. A R K'S c HURCHI w REXHAM. SPECIAL SERVICES. HOLY SEASON OF LENT, 18G0. DIVINE SERVICE will be celebrated every Moriiing at 11 o'clock, and every Evening at half-past 7 o'clock, JL7 and SERMONS will be Preached on- Ash Wednesday Evening, Feb. 22od,by the Lord Bishop of the Diocese..Subject. Christian Penitence." Friday Evening, St. Matthias..Feb. 2-lth..ay the Rev. G. Cuuliffe, M.A., Vicar of tho l'arish.. Sabject. The Penitent Pardoned." Friday Evening, March 2nd, by the Rev. T. Thomas, M.A., Vicar of Ruabon.. Subject.. "The Believer's Joy," Friday Evening, March 9th, by the Rev. G. A. E. Marsh, M.A., Rector of Bangor,Subject. The Comfort of Mourning for Sin." Friday Evening, March 16th..by the Rev. B. W. Johnstone, M.A., Incumbent of Farndon.. Subject. Life a Shadow, Eternity a Reality." Friday Evening, March, 23rd, by the Rev. W. H. Boscawen, B.A., Vicar of Hanmer..Subjcct.. Christian Fasting." Friday Evening, March 30th, by the Rev. E. Roberts, M'A., Incumbeut of Seacombe.Subject. Gethsemane." Also SERMONS will be Preached by the Clergy of tho Churcli every night during the Holy Week, on the subject of our blessed Lord's Passion. TO AGRICULTURISTS. THE LANCASHIRE MANURE COMPANY'S fJ. Knight # Co. d 0ELEBRATED I T R O G E N I S E D O N E MANURE, Specially made for Wheat, Oats and Barley, Grass, Clover, Turuips, &c. SALT direct from the Works, Winsfoid, Cheshire, delivered at all Ra 'way Stations. Agent for this District-A, CLARKE, No. 2, Brynyffynnon Terrace, Wrexham. AGRICULrrURAL IMPJAEMENTS FOR THE WINTER SEASON. Ben tail's Prize Root Pulpers, Samuelson's Single and Double Aation Prize Turnip Cutters, with Patent Plates to Cut for Lambs and Calves; Richmond and Chandler's' Smith and Ashby's, Rodenhurst's Prize Chaff Cutting Machines and Corn Crushers. Agent for J. and F. Howard's Patent Prize Ploughs and Harrows. W. 0 V E R T 0 N, IRONMONGER, WREXHAM. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. jyj OSES RIGHT BEGs to inform his friends and the Public in general, that he has REMOVED from the Shop in High-St. to nnore commodious Premises in CHURCH STREET, lately ocoupied by Mr. John Jones, Bee Hive. M. 'W. begs to return his sincere thanks to those friends who have so liberally supported him for upwards of 19 yeara I and to assure tbem that no exertion shall be spared to secure their future favours. 1* M. W. has just returned from London, where he has bought a large Stock of DRAPERY and MILLINERY GOODS, which he now offers to his friends and the Public at very small profits, at the MANCHESTER HOUSE, Church Street, Wrexham. The Stock consists of Woollen Cloths, Moleskin, Cord, Velvets. Tweeds, Cotton Sheets, Counterpanes, Shawls, Silk Handkerchiefs, Prints, Coburgs, Alpaccas, Moreensand Woollen Plaid, Oilcloth, Check, Glingham, Flannel Stays, Holland, Hosiery, Gloves, Socks, Victorines, Woollen Jackets, Cloth Mantles, Ribbons, Dress Caps, Cap Fronts, Silk Velvet Bonnets. Straw and Black Satin Bonnets, Flowers, Bonnet Shapes, Hoods, Sdeevos, Collars, Skirts, Umbrellas, Cloth Caps, Shirts, Window Blinds, Belts,Felt Hats, Straw Hats, etc. Mantles, Dresaes, and Bonnets, made to order. D^ oe. 23, 1859. IW An early call will oblige. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. E p 0 IV B L L I I R 0 N M 0 N G B R TOW-HILL, WREXHAM, BEGS tD inform his friends and, the public generally, that he his in Stock a I% -,e variety or AG It IOU L TUBA L IM;PLEMENTS by the Allowing Makers:—Richmond & Chandler, E. H. Bentall, Saaauelson, tIo wa rdi, AvU v. and i J V, DKodJenL hurst, & Fry, oomprising Ploughs, Harrows, Scarifiers, Chaff Cutters, Corn Crushers, Tu-iip Slieers, G raters and Pulpers, all at Makers' Prices: also Kitchen Ranges, Register Grates, Stoves, & oj every description. A large assort ment of Scales and Weights. E. 1. begs to intimate that he has just received a fresh supply of ParafiH9, Photogen. anr and other Lamp OILS. N o- 6, TOWN-HILL. WE, 8.8 Executors of the late J [r. WILLIAM SIMMOKS, are requested by his Widow to present her respectat thanks V V to the nnmero employers of her late husband, for the kind patronage aad support extended te him. As rq:ardi the business and co atracts on hand at the time of lie. Siuuoss' decease, we beg to state that we have entered into a very satisfactory arra iigement with his Sou-iu-law, MR. JAMES MARTIN, of this town, for carrying on the same, and we beg respectful ly to recommend Ma. MARTIX, as Successor to the business of the late Mr. SIMMONS JAMES JACKSON, | Executors of the late Mr. William WILLIAM FENEMORE, I SimmoM. Wluhau, Augast 5th, 18o9. JAMES MARTIN, pLUMBER, p A I N T E R, AND G L A. Z I E R wrexham, BEGS most respectfdiy to mtdrin the nobility, gentry, and pattue geDerally, that he has made arrangements with Bthe Executors of the late Mr. WFLHAM SIMMONS, or carrying on the business formerly conducted by him, as PLUMBER, PAINTER, and GLAZIER. He begs also to add that no exertion shall be wanting on his part to finish the work now on hand, and which may hereafter be entrusted to him, with first-rate Materials, and with the best work manship. He has had twelve years' experience in the above trades, and hopes to be able to give every siitisfactioia. 4W The bnsiness will he conducted as usual, on the premises occupied by the late Mr. Simmons, in Abbot street, Wrexham. 90, EASTGATE STREET, CHE4 STER; J. ,H IL L S ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF WINTER AND SOILED BOOTS AND SHOES, COMMENCES TO-DAY, AND consists of several Thousand Pairs of Ladies,' Gentlemen's and Children's, ii/great —— v ariety, which will be cleared out at the usual REDUCTION IN PRICES. An E arly Insp action will re-pay the visit. &r OBSERVE J. HILL, 90, EASTGATE STREET^CHESTER; -60 toff tfrrawtf aiu of Goloth^s, item lit ijd. perJJPair, ST. DAVID'S DAY, 1860. FEATHERS INN, WBEXRAM. THE ANN 1 YE RSARY DINNER In Commemoration of the immortal memory of St David, will be held at the FEATHERS INN, WREXHAM, ON THURSDAY, MARCH 1ST, 1860. PRESIDENT. MR. COUNCILLOR BURY. [ VICE-1'RESIDENTS. MR. COUNCILLOR BAYLEY, MR. THOMAS PARRY, PLASOOULBOENE, MR. T. ROBERTS, TOWX-IIILL. The Annual Dinner on St. David's Day in Wrexham, has been helci atth,) PliATIIEllS IXN from time iiu nemuriil; and the Presidents respectfully request a gwit attendance of the friends and well-wishers of Mrs. thWWN, an,l of all others who are desirous of celebrating, in the usual festive manner, the Natal Day of the Patron Saint of Cambria. Ticktts Five Shillings each, to be had at the Bar of the Feathers Inn, Wrexham. Dinner on the Tablo at Four o'clock. COUNTY OF DENBIGH. AS TO THE TIME OF HOLDING THE NEXT GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS. WHEREAS. at the General Quarter Sessions of the W Peace of our Sovereign Lady the Queeu, held at Rutbin, in and for the County of Denbigh, on the Fifth day of Januasy last, We, the undersisnel, two of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the said County, were nominated pursuant to an Act passed in the fourth year of the reign of His late Majesty King William the Fourth, chapter forty-seven, to fix the day for holding the next General Quarter Seisions of the Peace for the said County, and to give Notice thereof pursuant to the pro- visions of the said Act. We do hereby accordingly fit the Twenty-second day of March next, for holding the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the said County. Given under our hands this Sixth day of February, 1860. GABL. ROBERTS, JAMES MAURICE. COUNTY OF DENBIGH. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to an Act passed in the fourth year of the reign of his late Majesty King William the Fourth, chapter 47, that the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in and for the said County of Denbigh, will be held at the County Hall, in Denbigh, on THURSDAY, the 22nd day of March, 1860, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, for the transaction of the Finance and Police business, and will be continued at the same place on the following day at the same hour. The business relating to the acts made and passed regarding the Police, will commence on Thursday afore- said, at ten, and the business relating to the assessment, application, or management of the County Stock or Rate will also commence on the last mentioned day at eleven o'clock, at which time all bills and demands against the County must be laid before the Court. The Grand and Petty Juries, and all Persons bound by Recognizance to prosecute and give evidence or to surrender in discharge of their bail, are to appear at the place aforesaid, on Friday, the 23rd day of March next, at ten o'clock in tho forenoon. JOSEPH PEERS, Ruthin, 14th Feb 1860. Clerk of the Peace. N.B.—Instructions for Indictments should be sent to may cffico (if practicable) four days at least before the Sessions WREXHAM MARKET-HALL COMPANY NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY MEETING, NOTICE is Hereby given, that an extraordinary MEETING of the Shareholders in the Wrexham Market Hall Company will be held at the Market Hall, in Wrexham, on FRIDAY, the Twcnty-fuurth day of February instant, at Eleven o'clock a,m., for the pur- pose of taking into consideration an offer made by the Local Government Board, for the purchase of the Market Hall and Tolls; also to elect a Director in the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr Rowe. Dated the 7th day of February, 1860. By order of the Directors, ARTHUR CLARKE, Secretary. MR JOHN OUSELEY'S Botanical Temple, No 2, High-street, Wrexham, ESTABLISHED for the cure of Scrofula, Scurvy, E Rheumatism, Bad Legs, &c., &c., by means of herbs only. N.B.—As there are some unprincipled persons going about Wrexham and its vicinity, representing themselves as belonging to Mr Oueley's establishment, 1 beg to say that if such party or parties are detained, and on convic- tion, I will give ONE POUND REWAUD, as I am only seen and consulted at the above establishment. Free Lectures every Evening. LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT, 1858. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LOCAL BOARD of the DISTRICT of the BOROUGH of WREXHAM, notwithstanding the Bye-Laws made by them on the Seventeenth day of May last, With regard to the Cleansing of Footways and Pavements adjoining any Premises; the Removal of Refuse from Premises; the Cleansing of Privies, Ashpits, and Cess- pools; when such Local Board do not themselves under- take or contract with any person for the above purposes," and without prejudice to such of the said Rye-Laws as are not affected by this Notice, will, on and after the First day of March now next ensuing, themselves under- take or contract with any person for The removal of House refuse from Premises, The cleansing of Privies, Ahpit, and Cesspools, for such part of their said District as is situated within 880 yards of the centre of t'le Tower of the Parish Church of Wrexham. If any person, not being the occupier of a House within such part of the said District, shall, on or after the said First day of March, remove or obstruct the said Local Board or Contractor in removing any matters so intended to be removed by the said Local Board, he will for each offence incur a penalty not exceeding Five Pounds j and if any person being the occupier of a House within such part of the said District, shall on or after the said First day of March next, remove or obstruct the said Local Board or Contractor in removing such matters (except in cases where such matters are produced on his own premises, and are removed for sale, or for his own use as manure, and are in the meantime kept so as not to be a nuisance), he will for each offence incur a penalty not exceeding Forty Shillings. Signed by the Order and on behalf of the said Local Board, this Twenty-fifth day of January, 1860. JOHN JAMES, Clerk to the said Local Board. MR. SAMUEL GRIFFITHS, (FARMER) d UCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, ARGOED, OVERTON, BEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and the Geu- tlemen, Farmers, Tradesmen, and others, of the village of Overton and the surrounding localities, that he has just taken out a License to commence the above business, and trusts by unwearied and strict attention to all orders entrusted to him, moderate charges, and prompt- ness in settling accounts, to merit and obtaia a share of their support. t From his practical experience as a iarmer, he has the greatest confidence in assuring them that his judgment of Stock, &c., will bo found in every way to meet their approbation. Office, Uverton, December 12tb, 1859. WILLOW HOUSE BREWERY. RICHARD EVANS, (LATE OF THE HOP POLE). BEGS to thank his Customers for the liberal support Bbe has hitherto received; and also begs to inform them that he has removed from the brewery he lately occupied, under Charles Bate, to his new and more commodious premises adjoining the Willow House. Farmers and the trade supplied with choice Ales, and Table Beer in Casks, from nine gallons and upwards. J. HARRIS, BUTCHER, ST. MARTIN'S AND OVERTON, BEGS respectfully to return his grateful thanks to the JD Gentiy, Clergy, Tradesmen, and other inhabitants of St Martin's and Overton for their kind and liberal support since his commencement in business, and hopes by supplying a first-class article at all times, and giving strict personal attention to all orders entrusted to him, to merit a continuance of their favors. J. H. will regularly attend at Overton on Wednes- I days and Saturdays, and orders on other days address- ed to the care of Mrs. Adams, Boiling Green Inn, 1 QTWV«»F will JEWIVE due ATTENTION, IB -G; GT- WREZHAM. CELEBRATION OF ST. DAVID'S DAY, I860. THE ANNUAL DINNER In commemoration of the Patron Saint of Cymru, will take place at LOVATT'S OLD SWAN INN, WREXHAM, On Thursday, 1st March 1860, When the hostess aud presidents hope to see at the festive board a good muster of the patrons of St. David, and the friends of the Old Swan. :PllEilIm:TS ALDERMAN .T()H CrARK" Mr HANMER, Coach and f Horses MrH. W. JONES, Draper I I Mr PHILLIPS, Vron I Mr SNAPE, Bookseller DINNER TICKETS, FIVE SHILLINGS EACH. (Ale and desert included), To be had at the Old Swan lun, for which an early appli- cation i., requested. St. David's Day falling this year on Wrexham Market Day, the chair will be takou at Six o'clock precisely. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE REVEREND JAMES DIXON, IN COXNEXION WITH THE BERSHAM SERVICES. A VERY general desire having been expressed by the 2jL inhabittots of Bersham and Rhostyllan, attending the weekly Sunday Evening Services in the Bersham National School Room, to convey to the Rev James Dixon some token expressive of their obligation to him lor having instituted these servica, and voluntarily and disinterestedly continued them for several years, thereby j bringing within the reach of many poor and infirm  persons the privileges of Public Worship and religious ministration according to the formula of the Established Church; it has been determined at a meeting held in Bersham, to enter into a subscription for the purpose. The population of these hamlets consisting chiefly ot poor people, it is not expected that a tribute possessing any considerable value beyond the hearty sentiment desired to be conveyed, can be presented to Mr Dixon, and it is therefore thought desirable to invite such of the parishioners of Wrexham as may appreciate Mr Dixon s gratuitous services in this district to participate in the memorial. The promoters desire it to be distinctly understood, in giving publicity to the movement, that it is not intended that any form of solicitation should be assumed. The design is made public, that the friends of Mr Dixon generally may be informed of it and have the opportunity, if so disposed, of contributing towards it. Contributions will be received at the National Pro- vincial Bank, Wrexham. SUBSCRIBERS AND PROMOTERS. £ s. d. Tho?. Ll. Fitzhugh, Esq., Plus Power. 10 0 0 H. W. Meredith, Esq., Pentrebychan Hall.. 5 0 0 Edwin Wyatt, Esq., Brvnterion i n Mrs Edwin Wyatt, Brvnterion 1 i 1 0 H. M. Grevillc, Esq., Laurel Grove ?.J?. 1 1 0 Mrs Greville, do 1 1 0 Mr R. W. Johnson, Esless 1 1 0 Mr Charles Thomas, Rafodybwch J J J ? ? 1 1 0j Mr J. S. Joseph, Rhostyllan ? 1 1 0 Mr Wm. 3latthews Hafodybwch ? ? ? 1 1 o) JAMES F. EDISBURY, I FAMILY 9" DISPENSLNG CHEMIST, t No. 2, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM, BEGS most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood that he has succeeded to the business lately carried oa by Mr. J. DAVIES j J. F. E., sensible of the importance of Dispensing Medicines, begs to state that he will give his constant I personal attentioa to the preparation of all Physicians, Hrescriptions and Family Recipes entrusted to his care, and hopes, by so doing, and by a careful selection of Drugs and Cnemicals, combined with moderate charges, to merit a continuance of the support bestowed upon his predecessor. Every Medicine embraced in the Pharmacopsoia of the Royal College of Physician?, as well as every new remedy that the daily advancement of Medical and Pharmaceu- tical Chemistry necessarily demands, will be kept in stock. A select Stock of PERFUMERY and PATENT MEDICINES always on hand. JOHN DAVIES, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, No 2, J Hope Stroet, Wrexham, begs to return his best thanks to his numerous friends and customers, for the kind patronage and support accorded to him during the past 16 years he has carried on the above business, and to inform them that he has retired in favour of Mr. JAMES FisHER EDISBURY, whom he can confidently recommend as his successor. MR. WILLIAM J. NEWMAN, DENTIST, 27, GREAT GEOBGE-STKEKT, LIVERPOOL, Honorary Dentist to the Liverpool Infirmary for Children. PATIENTS attended at 'heir own residence on the JL first Saturday in each month, between the hours of 10 and 6. Communications may be sent to Liverpool or may be left with Messrs Hughes and Son, Hope-street, Wrexham and Mr Davies chemist, Ruabon, from whom references may be had. Charges strictly moderate.—No fee for consultation. C O A.L_ SLACK AND LIME. ALFRED T. JONES (who hM succeeded his brother AR. M. JONES) as Agent to the uu<lcrmen ttoned Companies, has always on Sale at the Wrexham Station, THE 13UYMBO & WESTMINSTER COMPANIES' COAL A>D SLACK. THE RUAnON COMPANY'S BBST YARD COAL. THE MINEBA COMPANY'S LIME. Loads delivered in Town and Neighbourhood upon the shortest notice. Orders may be given and payments made at Mr. Meredith Jones, 22, Charles-Street. Wrexham, Januayr 1, I860. CHEMICAL & DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, AND OIL WAREHOUSE. JOHN F R A N C I S) (From Folwell, Williams, & Co., London), DISPENSING CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, 54, IIoPB STREET, WREXHAM. THE Profession and Public may rely upon absolutely I- Pure DRUGS and CHEMICALS, and accuracy in the preparing of Prescriptions and Recipes, which so ma terially aids in successfully treating diseases. Toilet requisites, Sponges, Flesh. Tooth, &c. Brushes, Respirators, Chest Piotectors, Surgical Apparatuses, &c., Homwpathio Cocoa, Arnica Preparations, ¡fe. ONE SHILLING PER SHARE. THE ART UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN. Under the Sanction of Her Majesty's Moat Honourable Privy Council. First Prize, Painting, value C150. Second „ 7. £ 100. with 98 other Picture Prizes, £ o to iC76 each, PRlZEHOLDERS have the privilege of selecting JL their own paintings from any Public Exhibition in Great Britain or Ireland. In addition to the above Picture Prizes there will be about 500 other prizes, consisting of Engravings, Sta- tuettes, Busts, Vases, &c, in Parian, Terra Cutta, and Bronze. Tickets -Price One Sliillitig.-each ticket entitling the holder toono chance in the drawing,—may be had from all the principal PrintsellcreJ-Music and Booksellers, —and tfofi the office of this paper; or they will be for- warded direct by the Secretary on receipt of an envelope (stamped and directed) together with postage stamps or post office order for tho number of tickets required, 39, Princess Street, SAMUEL 11, DEAN, Manchester. Secretary. L A M P 0 IL 8 1 1 D. JONES IRONMONGR, 12, TOWN-HILL, BEGS to state that he hasjast received a fresh supply Bof Parafine, PhotogHn, Petrolene, and Belmantiue, which he is prepared to sell at 3s. 3d. per gallon. Also, a largq IWInrtment of iiAMPS ttflapte^ to burn Ijhe above till, 1IP' U' bt Lctt. To BE LET, FURNISHED APARTMENTS, in Hope-strect.-Apply to Mr Bayley, Bookseller. Wrexham. pO BE LET, and may be entered upon immediately, JL a rpcently ejected HOUSK, suitable for a reapeot- able family containing kitchen, back kitchen, parlour, and four bedrooms, situate in the most healthy part of the town and having at 811 times a plentiful supply of water. Apply to Mr. Eyton, Bridge House In. W rexham. TO BE LET and entered upon on the First day of TMay next, 1860, a BLACKSMITHS' SHOP, with Bellow?, Anvil, Vice. Screw Plates, Water Trough, together with a House with 2 Bud-rooms, Bake-house, and Boiler, and Garden attached, at PLASDRAIV COTTAOK near Ehosllanerobrugog, parish of Ruabon. It is an ex- cellent opening for a steady man, situate on two ait three Cross Roads, twenty farmers used to get thoir work done tberfs, now they havo to go a distance of 3 miles to Mt their work executed. Best Coals about a mila off otbijrj half a milo. Good fresh air. Apply to Mr Robert Davies, Plas Drain. TO BE LET r iirl, GRIFFIN INN, at Llanbedr, near Rutbin, early JL pos<(:ssion may be had. Application tolbe made oa the premises. TO BE LET, OR SOLD. A GENTEEL VILLA RESIDENCE, situate ill. j'j L GAOVE PARK, Wiexham. Apply to Mr. RICHARD Buxjf. MONEY to lend on Mortgage of Freehold Property. JjLL Two sums of L500 aud ono of £ 300.—Apply ta? Mr J. JONES, Solicitor, Wrexham, MONEY TO LEND, from LIO to £OO, on personal r i or other security, to be repaid by easy Monthly or Quarterly instalments, extending over a period from one to three years. Loans granted within one week from day of application. C mtidence striotly observad. Apply, by letter or personally, to Mr. EDWARD CLOWBS, No. 56, Booth-street East, Oxford Road, Manchester. Established the year 1813. IONEY SEVERAL SUMS, iu amounts from 11200 to £800, to be advanced on Mortgage of Freehold Property.— Apply to Mr T. Bennion Acton, Solicitor, Temple Place, Wrexham. a bt fir, SUPERIOR strong BUILDING BRICKS at 25s per thousand, at Plas issj Brick and Tile Works, near Ruabon. H\ta1i.u¡¡t it¡n.i:.tb'. TO TRADESMEN AND OTHERS. A YOUTH residin, iu'the town, iddetiromofeaga? Aing himself !ur two hours or so every night in the week, to any one who requires a young man to keep Books, or any thing in the shape of writing.—Apply to Mr G. Bayley, Advertiser" Office. TRAVELLER OR CLERK. I \V\V f ANTED an engagement as TRAVELLER of W CLERK to a Brewer, Maltster, or Corn Miller, by a Gentleman of mature experience, who is a first rate Accountant, address I. LI. "Advertiser" Office, Wrexham. WANTED, a respectable youth as an Apprentice.- Apply to R. Jones, Diaper High street, Wrex- ham. WANTED in a First-class Ian, a respectable VT Femaic as BAR-MAID, from 25 to 30 years of age. Also a WAITRESS, from 22 to 2G years of age.. Unexceptionable references required. Apply to Mr Bayley, Stationer, Wrexham. NURSERY, SEED, AND FRUIT BUSINESS, Y. STRAHAN (LATE GARDNER TO T. IRVE-V, ESQ., STANSTV HALL.) 37, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM, Next door to Jlr. SMITH, Draper. HAS OPENED the above Promises with a NEW ±1 STOCK of GARDEN AND AGRICULTURAL SEEDS, FRUITS, &o., and hopes that his long expe- rience as a practical Gardner, will enable him with confidence to recommend such articles only as will give satisfaction, and hopes by strict attention to merit. share of public patronage and support Y. S. begs to say that now is the time for Planting all sorts of Fruit Trees; and to Sow Early Peas, for June Flower Show. Trained Fruit Trees, Standard Apples, Peaches, Apricots, Plum a, Cherries, Goose- berries, Currants and Strawberries. Standard lioaos, Thorns, or Quicks, and all kinds of Evergreens, Rhubarb Seakle, Asparagus, and everything connected with the Nursery business. N. B—Y. S. is prepared to execute any orders he may be favoured with, aim to send out Jobbing Gardeners at 2s. 0:1. per day, under his personal superintendence Agent for Mark and WAUD'S HAT POWDBfi KAYE'S WOKSDELL'S PILLS. HEAL I'll RESTORED aud muititained by the use of JLL these Pills, prepared solely by John Kaye, fuq. of Daltcu-ilall, near Huddersfield. They are unequalled in simplicity, safety, and beneficial effect, and in cusew of accute as well as cnronic diseases, especially thost rising from impurity of Blood, Indiqestioii, atid Consti- pation, are he best medicine that can possibly be em- ployed FEMALES, AKTIZANS, MECHANICS, all persons of Se- dentary llabits, and the general public, wid find them of the greatest service in correcting and preventing irregu- larities in the performance of the various functions of the human body. Buy one Box aud read the tsstimn al enclosed. v INECTAR.-Patronised by Her Majesty's Govern- Y ment. CONDYS PATEN f CONCENTRATED PURE MALT VINEGAR. Families by using this delicious Vinegir, in-urc purity and effect a saving of Fifty per cent. S. c reports of Dr Letheby, City officer of Health, Dr Hassall, ot the Lancet Commission, and others. Sold by the Trade in bottles, labelled and capsuled. Wholesale, 63, King Williain-st., London- bridge, E.C. Sample for 6 qts. free to any railway for 3s. Gd., P. O. or Stamps. CONDY'S PATENT FLUID or NATURAL DIS. INFECTANT not only deodorizes but disinfecta perfectly and destroys for ever the cause of infection, is not pois,,nouA, as it may be used to purify water, evolves no noxious or unpleasant gas, cannot be mil- taken tor any other fluid, thereby preventing death and disease, and insuring good healh, pure air, and water, and is therefore the beet, safest, cheapest, and moat pleasant disinfectant ever introduced. This fluid has been examined and reported upon by the Board of Health, Medical Men, and aU the most eminent Chemists of the day, in all ca es in the most satisfactory manner possible. The public are recommended to use this Flajd, properly diluted for use, frequently and habitually in larders, sculleries, dairies, musty casks, sick rooms, cloao places, sinks, water closets, &c., as it has numeroua advantages, and can be used with certain immediate success and perfect safety. Sold in Quart Bottles, 4s., Pints, 2s., Half-pints, Is., and in bulk 10s. per Gallon; free to Rail on receipt of P. 0. or Stamps. I L —————— GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. PURE AND TASTELESS. In Consumptive cases it speedily ramorea the ixight sweats, to weakening to persons in Decline, and though the disease may be so far advanced as to preclude the possibility of cure, yet if tho oil u genume it will give pOBSl '.1 yo, il I 1.L' b such strength to the invalid as will prolong life, 1 keeping pace with tho ravages of the disease. MESSRS. W. ROTTON AND SOY, COD LlVER OIL EXTBACTOHS, BIRMINGHAM and SCOTLAND, Knowing that the fate of the patient is generally dependant upon the purity of the Oil, havt) Uetermiued to supply none ether than a (iood and Genuine Article, the properties of which are. if extracted from fresh Cod Livers, paleness 01 colour, sweetness of t M, and etlicacy in administration a ,a they especially gu-rd the Public against being induced to purchase rank, dark and racy oils, such being undoubtedly of inferior quality, the products of stale livers, miscellaneous Fish. or the result or over heating in the extraction, any of which would result in dc-feating the most scientific akill Such has been the tiuccess attending the use of Messrs KOTTON s Cod Liver Oil. that they have been favoured with, testimonials acknowledging the tame, from the most eminent Physicians, including the names of vv in. Herepath, Esq., P.C.8-, of Bristol J. H. Meisou, M.D. Bell Fletcher, M.D. D. VV. Crompton, M.D. I William Sands Cox, H.D.: I Johu iiccles, M.U. I K. JE. B. idorniolow, MM. Alfred baker I John Fostgate, Birmingham. logetner with testimonials from the most scienimo analytical Chemists. Sold in Bottles, 8d., la. 3d. and 2s. 6d. per Bottle, by the AGENTS FOR WBEXHAM J. BROUGHTON, 'CHEMIST, HIGH STREET, JOHN FRANCIS, CHEMIST, Horn STEKBT, »*• AOBXT9 FOR OBWBSTBT QXALE & gos, M IT WFFIW, SMAW,