Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

WREXHAM, RUABON, AND LLANGOLLEN DISTRICT OF ROADS, In the County of Denbigh. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the i Trustees and Commissioners of the above District •f Roads, will be held at the WVNNSTAT A RMS INN, in "VYKEXHAM, in the said County, on Thursday, the 16th day of March, 1854, at the hour of Two in the After. noon, for the purpose of Auditing and Passing the Ac-counts of the several Officers of the Trust, for the year 1853, and also for transacting other general business relating to the Trust. D&tvd tint 14th (lay of February, 1854. EDWIN WYATT, .C1u'aØ.Ç"IÎQ.Dere. ?':—   TESTIMONIAL TO JOHN HEATON, ESQ. AT A MEETING of the Magistrates of the County -TjL of Denbigh, held in the Grand Jury Room, at Buthin, during the time of the holding of the Epiphany Sessions, January 3rd, 1854.; Present— Sir W. W. W. Wynn, Baronet, M. P. in the Chair. Right Hon. Sir H. W. W. Wynn, K.C.B., G.C.H. F. R. West, Esq., M.P. Major Miles "Wynne. H. R. Hnghes, Esq. H. R. Sandbach, Esq. Thomas Hughes, Esq. R. Myddleton, Esq. • J. Jocelyn Ffoulkes, Esq. The Revds. E. Thelwall, and E. J. Owen. On the motion of F. It West. Esq., M.P., seconded by H. R. Sandbach, Esq., it was unanimously resolved— "That the MAGISTRATES OF THE COUNTY OF DENBIGH, are desirous of marking their high sense of the very valuable services rendered to the County by John Heaton, Esq, as Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, for a period of more than Eighteen years, and also to express their admiration of the manner in which he has uniformly discharged the public duties of a Magistrate and a country Gentleman, and their respect for his personal worth, which has endeared him to them all. "That a Subscription be entered into for the pur- pose of presenting him with a Public Testimonial, to consist of a Portrait of himself, to Be placed in the County Hall, at Ruthin, and the surplus subscription to be laid out in the purchase of a piece of Plate. That the public be invited to join in this sub- eription. That the Subscriptions be paid in at the different branches of the North and South Wales Bank. That a Sub-Committee of the following Magig- trates be appointed to carry out the foregoing Resolu- tions — Sir W. W. Wvnn, Baronet, M.P.; F. R. West, Esq., M.P.; H. R. Sandbach, Esq.; H. R. Hughes, Esq.; and J. Jocelvn Ffoulkes, Esq., Hon- orary Secretary, with power to add to their number." Signed, W. WILLIAMS WYNN, Chairman. The following Subscriptions have been received:- it B. d. Col Myddelton Biddulph, M.P 25 0 0 Lieutenant General Sir R. H. Cunliffe, Baronet 25 0 0 Sir W. W. Wynn, Baronet, M.P. 25 0 0 F. R. West, Esq., M.P. 25 0 0 H. R. Hughes, Esq., Kinmel Park 25 0 0 Wilson Jones, Esq. 25 0 0 J.Jesse, Esq. 25 0 0 Miss Thackeray, Chester 20 0 0 The Lonl Bishop of St. A-ttph. MOO Sir John Hay Williams tO 0 8 Very Rev. the Dean of St. A-saph. 10 U 0 Viscount Dungannon 5 0 0 H. R. Sandbach, Esq. 5 0 0 J. J. Ffoulkes, Esq. 5 0 0 Ii. Miles Wynne, Esq. 5 0 0 Rev E. Thelwall 5 0 0 R. Myddelton Esq. 5 0 0 Thomas Penson, Esq. 5 0 0 The Lady Willoughby de Broke. 5 0 0 Sir J. S. Piozzi Salusbury 5 0 0 Mrs. Jones Bateman, Pentre Mawr, Abergele 5 0 0 E. Lewis Richards, Esq. 5 0 0 Rev E. J. Owen, Llanfair 5 0 0 Thomas Hughes. Esq., Ystrad 5 0 0 H. R. Denton, Esq. 5 0 0 W. Langford Foulkes, Esq. 5 0 0 Charles W. Wynn, Esq. 5 0 0 Yen. Archdeacon Jones, Llansaiutffraid 5 0 0 Rev E. Salusbury Ffoulkes, Jesus College, Oxford 5 0 0 Dr Lloyd Williams 5 0 0 Joseph Peers, Esq. 5 0 0 James Maurice Esq., Ruthin 5 0 0 J. Parry Jones, Esq., Denbigh Ii 0 0 John Price, Esq., Llanrhaiadr 5 0 0 Townshend Mainwaring, Esq. i 0 0 Rev R. Briscoe, D.D. 5 0 0 Colonel Yale 5 0 0 Lieutenant Colonel Biddulph. 0 0 E. Lloyd, Esq,, Rhaggatt .oo 5 0 0 J. Lloyd Wynne, Esq., Jun. 5 0 0 J. E. Maddocks, Esq. 5 0 0 A. E. Turnour, Esq, M.D. 5 0 0 P. W. Yorke, 5 0 0 B. W. Wynne, Esq. 5 0 0 Johu Burton, Esq., Miners 0 0 Hugh Williams, Esq. 5 0 0 H. LI. Bamford Hesketh Esq., Gwrych Castle 5 0 0 E. H. Griffith, Esq., Plas Xewydd 5 0 0 R. Thompson, Esq., Stansty Hall 5 0 0 Rev Edward Smart, Henllan S 3 0 Venerable Archdeacon Newcome, Llan- rhaiadr S 3 0 Whitehall Dodd, Esq. 3 3 0 Rev F. G. Tipping 3 0 0 Mrs Lloyd, Cefti, 3 0 0 Mrs. Naylor, Plas-yn-Green, Denbigh 3 0 0 R. L. Wynn, Esq 2 2 0 Thomas Griffith, Esq, Trevallyn hall 2 2 0 J. B. Hesketh, Esq, Bryndulas 2 2 0 E. Owin, Esq. The Abbey, Denbigh 2 2 0 Iimatius Williams, Esq, The Grove 2 2 0 Riehard WilliaufiSf Esq, Bron y pare 2 2 0 llrs. Vaughan Horn, Denbigh 2 a o Rev. Edmund Williams, Pentre Mawr 2 2 0 John Williams. Esq, M.D., Denbigh 2 2 0 William Hanmer, Esq, Bodnod hall 2 0 0 Colonel Howard, Wtf;fair .oo a 0 0 C. G, Wynne, Esq, Yoelas 2 0 0 Rev Thomas Briscoe, Jesus College, Oxford 2 0 0 R. Roberts, Esq, Vale street .v. 2 o 0 BevisThclwaII.Esq, I 0 Rev W: R: Wyatt, 110 Rev W: H: Owen l 0 Captain H. L. Thomas, Brynelwy. 110 Rev H: P. Ffoulkes, Buckley, 1 l 0 Rev H. Morgan, Denbigh i 1 0 William Owen, Esq, Tan-y-gyrt oo. 1 1 0 Mr Thomas Shefler Mr Xapier, Denbigh 1 1 0 Richard Williams, Esq., Vale-street 110 Mrs C. W. Wyatt, St. Asaph 110 R. J. Sisson, Esq., Talardv. 1 1 0 R. A. Atkins, Esq., St. Asaph 1 10 0:0: Williams, Esq, Wrexham 1 1 0 o Owen, Esq, Castle-street, Ruthin Rev John Jones, St. George 110 Richard Owen, Esq: Lleweney Hall l 10 Mr Robinson, Asylum 110 Mr Edwin Hughes. Hall Square, Denbigh 1 1 0 Vi: O: Moulsdale, Esq, Llanrwst 110 Bev. W: H: G: Mann, Glanllyn, St: Asaph 110 Captain J: W: Wat ling, R:> Vron, Llanrwstl 1 0 E: Lewis, Esq, N:P:, Bank, Denbigh, 110 Mr. Maurice Roberts, painter, Denbigh 110 John Sisson, Esq, Plascocli, St Asaph l l 0 IIr Thomas Gee 110 Mrs Twiston. Denbigh ill Thomas Gold Edwards. Esq, i i « Mr. Joseph Oakes, Draper, Chester i i o ■ Price Morris, Esq, 110 John Jones, Esq, Groes 110 Thomas Hushes, Esq, Bodfor. Rbyl l o Rev: R. H. Howard I l o Rev: W. Williams, Chaplain of County Gaol 110 Mr. Jonatlian Moore, Rhyl ••• 110 Rooert Parry, Esq, Brou-y-nynon, Denbigh 1 1 0 Mr John Roberts, Grocer. Henllan 1 0 0 Charles Wynne, Esq, 10 0 R. Vaughan Williams, Esq. 1 0 0 W. Trevor Parkins, Esq, 1 0 0 Thomas Evans, Esq., Ystrad Cottage 110 Mr. Robert Foulkes, Graig 110 Clwydian Lodge of Oddfellows 110 Thos. Hughes, Esq.. Wrexham 110 Thomas Edgworth. Esq., Wrexham 1 1 0 John Hughes, Esq., Denbigh 110 Mr. Evan Davies, King's Mills 110 Rev. 10;. Evans, Bettws, Abergele 110 Messrs. D. Davies, J. Jones, and W. Morris. Relieving Officers, St. Asaph Union 10 0 Mr. Henry Hughes, Plas Chambres 10 0 Mr. Thomas Jones, Cae Drain 1 0 0 Geo. T. Jones, Esq., North Wales Lunatic Asylum 110 JIr. William Foulkes.Plas-meifod, Heniian 1 0. 0 J. Story. Esq., St. Asaph 0 10 6 Sober Watkin, Esq, Kinmel Park 0 10 6 T. Winston, Esq., Rhyl 0 10 6 Mr. J. Williams, Bookseller, Denbigh 0 0 10 6 Mr. J. Williams, Master St. Asaph Union Workhouse. 0 10 6 Mrs. Shaw, North Wales Lunatic Asylum 0 10 6 Mr. James Francis, Schoolmaster, ditto. 0 IS 0 Miss Gumes, Schoolmistress, ditto 0 5 0 ¡ Kr. lMvurd JoiMi, Porter, ditt* t 2 < < WREXHAMliSATINGS BANK. G ENERAL STATEMENT of the Funds of the Wrexham Savings Bank, on the 20th November, 1853. Da. The Trustees of the Savings Bank, established at ?'M?am, in the County O/'J?CM?ty?. c ??- CR. S5. s. d. To balance due on the 20th Nov., 1852, including interest, as per last return 36,249 10 8 To sums received of depositors within the year, ending 20th November, 1853 8.989 0 5 To interests on moneys invested with the Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt, viz.—receipt B, dated 21st May, 1853 "iy; 576^14 6 I eccipt B, dated 21st November, 1853; 592" 9 3 To interest on sums drawn for by the Trustees upon the Commissioners the yevir 5 7 8 a of ofeka,-• 0- i £ 46,413 3 6 a. it. d. By sums actually paid to depositors in money, including interest, within the year, ending 20th Nov., is.,a. 7713 110 By sums actitilly paid for Management within the said year, viz.— t. s. d. Salary to actuary 70 0 0 Ditto auditor. 10 0 0 Ditto housekeeper 6 0 0 Rent and taxes 1 16 8 Coals, gas, and candles 6 12 9 Postage, messengers, &c. 19 6 Advertising 1 7 0 Repairs,cleaning yard,&e. 5 9 .9 Total management. 102 15 8 Balance on the general account invested with the Commision- ers for the reduction of the National Debt, including in- terest, on 20 Nov. 1853,37,958 15 0 Ditto in the hands of John James, Esq., Treasurer, which fact is certified by me, J. James, Treasurer 688 11 0 ————— 38,597 6 0 f 46,413 3 6 The Balance due on the 20th November, 1853, brought forward a E38,597 6 0 Due to 2. s. d. 546 Depositors, whose respective balances on the 20th November, 1853, (including Interest did not exceed El each 122 5 8 267 ditto were above 1 and not exceeding £ 5 each 626 7 9 173. ditto were above P,5 and not .exceeding £10 each 1194 17 10 155 ditto were above £10 and not exceeding k 15 each 1875 114 90 ditto were above L15 and not exceeding L20 each 1538 5 1 158 ditto were above E20 and not exceeding £ 30 each 3774 15 10 143 ditto were above 230 and not exceeding £ 40 each 4690 19 0 46 ditto were above JE40 and not exceeding £ 50 each 2026 11 4 100 ditto were above £ 50 jind not exceeding £75 each 6048 8 1 44 ditto were above £ 75 and uot exceeding £100 each 3720 1 0 25 ditto were above £100 and not exceeding JB125 each 2707 17 9 18 ditto were above 2125 and not exceeding L- 150 each 2433 0 10 15 ditto were above £ 150 and not exceeding £ £ 00 each 2611 4 4 2 ditto exceeding £ 200. 408 10 2 1782 Total Number of Depositors. 33778 16 0 21 Charitable Societies 1600 18 1 22 Friendly Societies 3001 11 5 1825 Total Number of Aceounts.Total Balance. £38381 5 6 Surplus 216 0 6 Amount reserved to meet current expenses, as directed per 23rd Sec., 9 George the Fourth, Ch. 92 31* 0wC Witness our hands this Twenty-second day of January, 1854. OJ, w GEORGE CUNLIFFE, } A Trustee and a Manager of the THOMAS PAINTER, J said Savings Bank Examined and found correct, ::> J. BURY, Auditor.. ANTHONY DILLON, Bankfor Savings, Wrexham, January 8, 1854. I I Established 1770.  ? ?'  CMM? '?  WAREHOUSE, BRIDGE-STREET, WREXHAM. PIERCE AND OWEN, f ¡ BEG to call the attention of the Public to their NEW and well selected STOCK OF if' PAPER HANGINGS, Of the newest designs, from 5d. per dozen yards, and upwards. Also, every description of CABINET FURNITURE, CARPETS, DRUGGETS, MATTINGS, DOOR-MATTS, OIL-CLOTHS, OIL-BAIZES, &-c., &c., &c., Ouch they iutend selliug at such prices as have never before been offered to the Public of Wrexham.  'A NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, FOR CHESHIRE, SHROPSHIRE, DENBIGHSHIRE, FLINTSHIRE, & NORTH WALES. ON SATURDAY, MARCH 18TII, 1854, WILL BE PUBLISHED No. 2, OF THE W "WREXHAM 4 DENBIGH WEEKLY ADVERTISER," AND CHESHIRE, SHROPSHIRE, DENBIGHSHIRE, FLINTSHIRE, AND NORTH WALES CHRONICLE, PRICE THREE-PENCE, STAMPED. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT THE ADVERTISER OFFICE, HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM, Containing the latest News up to the time of publishing. IN commencing the publication of a WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, and sustaining the responsibilities, risks, and J. labors which such an undertaking involves, the Proprietor is wishful to lay before his anticipated friends the reasons which have induced him to publish, and the principles he purposes to advocate in the WKEXHAM AND DENBIGH WEEKLY ADVERTISER. „  We have long thought that the growing importance of Flintshire and Denbighshire, with tie p?pidous surrounding districts, both ill the principality and several of the English Counties, demand a permanent record of their local proceedings, as well as an exponent of their social and political views. We believe, too, that it might be made a valuable aid in the furtherance of those principles of political progress and social amelioration with which the foremost minds in the senate and the press are seeking to indoctrinate the people of this country. We shall be the firm and unflinching advocates of Progress in our political, social, and religious systems; ,aL n d, notwithstanding the great reforms effected of late years, we are deeply impressed that the time has arrived when still further changes must be inaugurated, the prudent, practical, and safe accomplishment of which we shall be the steady advocates and exponents. The social amelioration of the people will always be an object to which our columns will be thrown open, one great means of promoting which we take to be, the improvement of the dwellings of the Poor, combined with the introduction of judicious sanitary regulations, and "a knowlegde of common things." All efforts for the Education of the People, whether by Voluntaryism or by State Payment, will meet with our sympathies and no aid which we can lend shall be wanting to secure for the People an improved and truly National System of Education. Generally, we shall endeavour to assume and maintain an independent position on all questions which may come before us as iournalists-we shall eschew party, and acknowledge worth and goodness wWver it is to be found. We shall neither implicitly endorse the sentiments of LORD JOHN RUSSELL, nor DISRAELI, nor COBmoN nor BRIGHT as party leaders, nor bind ourselves blindly to advocate the opinions of the Manchester nor any other School; but any measure which, in our opinion, is calculated to promote the welfare of the People, will meet with our support, irrespective of the party fromwhom it may emanate. t As a Local Organ of public opinion, we shall endeavour to render the ADVERTISER worthy of the supped wbi?bwp Sk T are justific(l In asking for it; and by making It a faithml record of the events of this district, give to it an interest and claim to support which no other Paper can pretend to. Having had some experience in a smaller sphere as journalists, we shall be able to avoid some of the ipishaps and misfortunes of a too greeu youth, and bring to our new publication a five years experienc acquired in another kindred service. These then are the principles we propose to advocate, and the reasons which have induced us to enter the arena as journalists. It is now for the Public to award us that countenance and favor?hich we may merit; no effort ?. Eur being wanting on our part to make the WREXHAM AND DENBIGH WEEKLY ADVERTISER worthy of an honorable place in the Newspaper press of the country- A the WRFKIIAM AND DENBIGH WEEKLY ADVERTISER is the only Newspaper published in Denbighshire^  as well as other Counties in North Wales, it must of necessity furnish the most desirable medium ?A?PT-?iTiG- in those Counties. This circumstance, combined with moderate charges, we trust, will secure for it a S share of public patronage, in this wwftù department of a Newspaper's province. Subscribers' Names received by Mr. W: BDYLEY, BOOKSELLER, WREXHAM, and the Paper may be procured by any Bookseller, or News Agent. Subscriptions per Quarter, 3s. 3d.; Half-Tearly, 6s. 6d.; Yearly, 13s.; payable in advono*. WRIXHAM, MABCP, 1834. » t CHEAP AND DURABLE ROOFING. THE PATENT ASPHALTE FELT is perfectly im- -L pervious to Rain, Snow, and frost, and ia a non- conductor; of Heat. Of the many purposes for which it has been* used, the following may be mentioned,— For Roofing Churches, Houses, Cottages, Verandahs, Farm Buildings, Cattle and Sheep Sheds, and every description of Building, in lieu of slates, tile, thatch, &c., and for lining Granaries"and Stories), as rats or mice will not touch it), the inside and outside of Walls, and Woodfen Buildings, and for protecting Ceilings un- der Flooring from Wet and Damp, at the same time deadeninKsound. For Covering Conservatories, and Garden Sheds and Frames, berng (from its imperviousness to frost) a pro- tective material for Plants, Seeds, Flowers, &c. for Thatching Corn and Hay Ricks, making a permanent covering for many years, and thereby effecting an nual saving of straw. It can be laid on with great facility bf farm servants or any unpractised person The price of, the FELT is only ONE PENNY per SQUAROOT, or EIGHT-IŒNE per YARD, 32 inohe»^^y being considerably less than ?? the p?cg o/' ?TB???, ?%?cA, t?c. There is 'also a great sav- ing in th? wood-work, as the Felt, from its lightness, does not acquire half the weight of timber that slates, or tiles do, nor' does it require near so much fall or descent, asad there is a further saving in the expenses of carriage and labour; in the latter particularly, as a moderate-aized house can be roofed in with Felt in a few houraj nor is it like slates, &c. liable to breakage. 1.. SOLD BY o IN CLARK. WOOLLEN DRAPER, TAILOR, AND HATTER, WREXHAM, i AGBXT?T? THE PROVINCIAL FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE. í V • Wrexham Literary Institute. i S PRESIDENT R. H. CUNLIFFE, BART. C.B. The Cottee have the pleasure to announce that FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH THE 17TH, GRIFFITH, ESQ. p. will deliver a | LECTURE THE SAVINGS BANK, ON THf "VOCAL uRGANS AND TH VOICE/ SYNOPSIS.—Introductory remarks^—Explanation of the naturé of Vibration and Elasticity, and of their essential uses in the production of Vocal Sounds—A descripn of the Organs of Voice in Human Beings, 50 far as the design of the Lecture may require it, and occasioril observations on the same organs in Animals —AcoiujtiCs, or the Theory of Sounds and their trans- mission through the apporpriate Media of Air, Water, i and Sold Bodies—The Structure, Mechanism, and Functioiis of the Organs of Hearing, which, as the recipients of Sound, and the channels by which the impressions received are conveyed through the Brain; to our mental perceptions, are indispensable to the, mutual interchange of Thought and Sentiment, and to our enjdyments as Social and Intelligent beings—Con- clusion., ALSO, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Institute will be field in the Savings Bank, on Wednesday next, Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven o'Clock. The attendance of all who are interested in the pros- perity if the Institute, whether Members or not, is respectftilly solicited. -R = D. JONES, Juy., Hmo. SEC. ——— i ?"" ————————————————————- ^^I^EXHAM UNION., -C;C- ^IL TENDERS FOR A LOAN. THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS of the WREX- IIAM UNION, are empowered by an Order under the Seal of the Poor Law Board, dated the 28th day of February last, to receive Tenders for a Loan of £-160, to be secured by a Charge on the Poor Rates of the Parishes in the Union, and to be repaid by ten equal annual instalments, with Interest thereon. Tenders, stating the rate of Interest required, to be sent to me, on or before the day of M&poh instant. By Order of thlBoard, THOMAS EDGWORTH, Clerk. -l WREXHAM UNION. 4 ':). Contracts for Provisions- AltI PERSON^ desirous of Contracting with the Gdiordiaus of this .Union,for the next three months for 111uilr, Meat, Grocery, Cheese, 3 Milk Butter, Rice, Coals, Soap, Candles, (Clothing and Shoes for six months) and other articles of Consumption in the AVorkhouse of this UnioD,^nd for the Funerals of the Poor dying in the W orkhuse, and in all or any of the Parishes formiug this Upion, are requested tq deliver Sealed Tenders, at the Boird Room, in Wrexham, on THURSDAY^ the 23rd day ofjljMarch, instant, before Ten o'clock, A. M. SECURITY will be required for the performance of the Contracts. Forms of Tender may be had on application to THOMAS EDGWORTH, T Clerk to the Union. The Contract for Milk, will bo taken for 12 months. WREXHAM UIO. SCHOOLMISTRESS WANTED. TTTANTED by the GUARDIANS of the WREXHAM YV I «UNION, a SCHOOLMISTRESS for theWork- house ool. She must be competent to instruct the ccHdr?? r?Jing, wnting. and anthmetic,?? the ppn. ciples the Christian Religion, To regulate the dis- cipHue?M arrangements of the School, and the Industrial and Moral training of the Children, subject to the direc- tions of the Guardians. To accompany the Children when they quit the Workhouse for Exercise or for attend- ance at Public Worship, unless the Guardians shall other wise direct. To keep the Children clean in their persons, and orderly and decorous in their conduct. To assist the Master and Matron respectively in maintaining due subor- dination in the Workhouse. Salary, JB18 per annum, and an allowance of the rations of the Workhouse. Il DI-AAS TH^ Election will take place on the ?t<?? and Candtes are requested to send application?m\their own handwriting, together with testimonials of efficiency, before ten o'clock on the day of Election. Peifconal attendance is requested at 12 o'clock, at the Workabuie, on the day of Election. ■ By order of the Board, 1 THOS. EDGWORTH, E Clerk to the Union. ]| THE IJRST ANNUAL MEETING J OF THE We Permanent Bnilding and Freehold f t Land Society, Will be held in the Music Hall, Wrexham, On JWESDAY EVENING, March 14th, 1854, at 7 'o'clock; en a report of the society's progrm will be r laid befora íJM manbm. r Chair to be tak.1i by W. H. DAKBT, Esq, GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, Y TOWN HILL, WREXHAM. H. W. JONES, RESPECTFULLY bep to inform his Frinds and the Public generally, that he has taken the prwniwa pre? ously occupied by the late Mr. R. Hughes, together with the remaining part of his Stock at a great reduction, and therefore will be able to offer Goods at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES. H. W. J. also begs to intimate that he has just returned from the Principal Markets with a large aud carefully selected Stock of LINEN & WOOLLEN DRAPERY, HATS, &c.; and from his long experience ia the trade, can with confidence recommend them to the attention of purchasers; and begs to assure his customers every effort will be made to merit a continuance of the favors bestowed on his Predecessors, by selling articles at the Lowest possible remunerating profit. Town-hill, Wrexham, Feb. 28, 1854. HEATON TESTIMONIAL. NOTICE. AS the Committee are engaged in selecting Plate, L which it is proposed to present to Mr. Heaton at the Quarter Sessions, on the 23rd inst., it is particularly requested that all subscriptions may be paid at once to the credit of the Committee, at the North and South Wales Bank at Denbigh, aud that those who are favoura- ble to the Testimonial will kindly send in their contribu- tions at an early day, as the lists must close, and the advertisements will not be repeated. JOHN JOCELYN FFOULKES, Hon. Sec. March 6, 1854. EAST INDIA PALE ALE, OF GENUINE QUALITY, In Casks of all sizes, and adapted for keeping. ON SALE AT PENTREFEL1N BREWERY, P. YAUG-HAN, PROPRIETOR. HAWARDEN GRAMMAR SCHOOL, NEAR CHESTER, rOQNSEO 1606. HEAD MASTER, MR. FREDERICK S. DAY. This Institution affords a speedy, liberal, and sound Education to Boys intended for Agricultural or Com- merciallife. Terms for Boarders under 14 years of age, 10 per Quarter, payable in advance. No extras but for Books and Stationery. -4-PENS! PENS! PENS! VOORSANGER'S CELEBRATED METALLIC and V other PENS, warranted to write with ease and comfort, will be found the most desirable and superior in quality, and the best and cheapest for general use. Sold retail by all respectable stationers; and wholesale and for exportation, by EDWARD VOORSANGER, metallic pen manufacturer, 5, North-Street, Red Bank, Man- chester. CAUTION —All the genuine have the name Edward Voorsanger" stamped on-in full, and each Box is numbered according to the difference of quality. Lists of prices will be forwarded free, application. "V J. WINDSOR BEGS to call the attention of his Friends and the JD Public to his Stock of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, consisting of improved Winnowing Machines, Clover and Turnip Seed Drills, Cambridge's Clod-crushers, Samuel- son's Digging Machine, Coleman's Scarifier, Gardner's Turnip Cutters, Richmond and Chandler's, and a variety of other Chaff-cutters, Com-crushers, &c. &c. Wire Work in all its branches. J. W. has just had in a Stock of Park's newly-invented cast-steel Dung, Potatoc, and Hay FORKS. Peruvian GUANO, Super-phosphate of Lime, Fine Ground Raw Bone, of the 'best quality.—Agent for Milner's Patent Strong Hold-fast and Fire-resisting Safes, also to the United. Kingdom Temperance and "General Provident Life Assurance Society, Beatrice-street, Oswestry. "fe Mil. TEMPERANCE HOTEL, EGERTON-STREET, CHESTER, Three minutes' walk from the Station, by the Foot- road through the field. First Class Acconflnodation, and reasonable charges.. MONEY TO LEND. i?10,000 on MORTGAGE of LAND or BUILD- INGS, in Sums to suit Borrowers. Apply to Mr. H. LEWISON, General Agent, Wrex- ham. [A CARD. J WILLIAM PHILLIPS, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NICHOLAS-STREET, CHESTER. GEOLTGE CHIVAS, SEEDSMAN; 108j EAST JATE-ST., CHESTER, BEGS to uiC?? the Agricultural Community of ?D North Wales t tne has made an unusually large and careful Selection of all kinds of SEEDS, suitable for Farm and Garden purposes. Also, an extensive Assortment of PLANTS, for Foi>est or Shrubbery, which he can confidently reccommend to their notice. EARLY SEED POTATOES,, KIDNEYS, and others. Catalogues sent free on application. GOODMAS^ New Mixture of TOBACCO S." I ÅGBNT FOR WREXHAM. E. L. DAVENPORT, TOWN-HILL. + TIMBER. WANTED TO PURCHASE a large quantity of TV growing OAK, ELM, SYCAMORE, and other TIMBER. Parties having Timber fo dispose of, may find a customer by applying to Mr. H. DAVIES, Timber Valuer, Hope-street, Wrexham who has a commission to purchase a large quantity for Cash. March 10th, 1854. X- HUGH DAVIES, TIMBER VALUER, APPRAISER, BUILDING SURVEYOR & MEASURER, Hepe-street, Wrexham. XWKEIHAM MARCH FAIR. THIS GREAT FAIR which commences on the 23rd March instant, and lasts three weeks, offers immense advantages to Drapers, Milliners, Hardware- men, Leather-Cutters, and General Dealers, for dis- posing of their surplus Stock. Applications for Shops and Stalls in the Birmingham Square, to be be made to MMRI JON. and RYHD, Solicitors, Wrwximm. +- ESTABLISHED 1832. EVANS, GRESTY, AND DUNBILL ENGRAVERS, LITHOGRAPHERS, AND DRAUGHTSMEN, CO PPER-PLATfl PRINTERS, &c., Eastgate Street Row, Chester, HAYING recently Enlarged the Premises in their -LJL Printing Department, and introduced the Largest and most improved Machinery, equal to any London or Provincial Establishment, beg to announce to tradesmen and the public generally, that they are now enabled to execute with great facility and dispatch. any orders with which they may be honoured. As this establishment is the ONLY ONE in the city where the several branches of Engraving, Lithography, &c. arc fully earned out on the premises, and as they have individually practised those several branches for many years, E. G. and D. have superior advantages in workmanship, expedition, economy, and accuracy. ENGRAVING in a superior manner—on brass, stone, and plate-arm. crests, cyphers, and inscriptions—invoices, trade carda, book plates, vignettes, window, door, and coffin plates. Gentlemen's name plates tastefully engraved, and 100 cards, 4s. Gd.—Ladies' Is. extra. Wedding Cards and Envelopes executed in a few hours notice. HTJIOGRAPHY. Stones, zinc, and presses measuring 50 inches by 32 Maps and Plans of Estates neatly and accurately copied—Chalk Drawings, with tints and colours— Letter Headings, Circulars, Invoice Bills, Labels, Gold and Colour Printing. Note Law Forms, Writs, Affidavits, &c., under the late action hand. LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, Plain and Orna- mental. Orders for town and country promptly attended to, and estimates sent. N.B.—E. G. and D. have just published and engraved a beautiful View of the CHESTER CEMETERY for note headings, and also a Lithographed Copy, enlarged. A Respectable Youth WANTED as an APPREN- TICE to the Engraving. NOTICE. THIS is to certify, that the Partnership heretofore JL existing between ug, the undersigned, THOMAS AND EDWARD JONES, as Iron-founders, &c., at Wrex- ham, in the County of Denbigh, under the style of JONES & Co., is dissolved by effluxion of time, Witness our hands, Signed, THOMAS JONES, EDWARD JONES. Wrexham, Feb. 10th, 1854. THOMAS JONES AND CO, IRON AND BRASS FOVNDERS, EAGLB FOUNDRY, WBEXHAM;. Can supply J ( CASTINGS, of all description* GRATES, in every variety Straw Cutting, Corn Crushing and other Enginef. Engine and Mill Work. W. THOMAS, ) (LATE GILLER), GROCER, TEA-DEALER &C., M. Hope-Street, Wrexham, BEGS respectfully to inform his Friends and the JL) Public generally, that he has taken to the busi- ness hitherto carried on by Mr. SAMUEL GILLER in Hope-Street, Wrexham, and trusts by assiduity and attention to merit a continuance of the liberal patronage which his predecessor has received for so many years. W. T. solicits attention to his Stock of TEAS, COFFEES, and GENERAL GROCERIES, all of which are of the very best quality, and which he can with confidence recommend to the Public. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF TEAS On and after the 5th of APRIL next, the full reduc- tion of the decreased duty on TEA will be allowed 011. all TEAS purchased at this Establishment. Hope-Street, March 11th, 1854. -1 —————————— ,.i,I I i ■i ■ TALBOT INN, "V/ HOPE-STREET, WREXHAM. 1. JENKINS BEGS to inform his numerous friends who have JD favoured him with their support since he has been at the Commercial Inn, that he is about to remove to the extensive and commodious premises in Hope- Street, called the TALBOT INN, where he trusts to meet with a continuance of their patronage. The central and convenient position of the house, its short distance 6*om the Railway Station, good Stabling, <&c., <. warrant I. J. in conndently recommc???& Talbot' to the notice of Farmers, Commercial ?t?nt?anen, and others who may think proper to honoisMm^feth their favours. *^jf\ j w- <>, WEEXHAM GAS COMPANY. v THE Directors of this Company are willing to take JL a respectable YOUTH, as an APPRENTICE, to learn the trade of fitting. Applications may be made to Mr. J. BURY, Secre- tary to the Company, Wrexham. [A CABD.] '? MR. H. LEWISON, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER. Reasonable charges and prompt settlement of accounts. 4- MB. HENRY LEWISON, PUBLIC ACCiimmNT & AGEJT. OFFICES:—CHURCH YARD, (Formerly occupied by MR. BENNION, SOLICITOH,) TEMPLE-PLACE j RENTS collected and guaranteed if required. Ac- counts collected either by Contract or Commission. Tradesmen advised on commercial matter.i. Books made up and audited. AGENT to the Central Loan Association, by wbieh Loans are granted en Personal seenritiw frail 1i t.