Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

Sales by Auction. ry CHURTON, ELPHICK, & CO. CHESHIRE.  • nil ?-f<'?"!? R"Ûdcntial Estate called ¡1¡uOh", HOI)lI¡.'OlW £TALL ESTATE," O1¡e 1lÎlc /?? and )!???'? two ?'? a ?a?/'?'OJK M?<' ,fCd" l fix ?;)) (,t wic an eight from ?'?'?'))t the London and North Western line of Aabout twenty-two acres, or there- RO'. (';f hinklii va'uable accommodation ?'a??M ''?"" ¡at fn Witton, Northwich. Also, a sub- /.an' ?'?? ?'<? -?'?)-t/tM<cA. ??o, n Sitt'- *fhu:nt Dwelling House and premises in :Y<'?.?- \J <V< CHL'HTON, ELPHICK & Co., ?re in- ?f'?r?-t. t" ??'?L by AUCTION at the Crewe ?? ..J u Cre"f, "? MoM).?Y, the 30th day June ? (? h'r three o'clock most punctually, in the ?1, ,^r such other lots as may be determined ?'he ,jm,. of sale, ami subject to such con- Skn Wvil1 he t?c" Induced, thb above highly j;L:):1"I ?.u?cr.?.crry. LOT I nrifl> WonDnH:n HALL, with its noble .ft.?r? i;mh)in?s, ?"? ??! acres and 37 perches ¡:'If'1 BUl lll: -u 'v L".H :s l!Ik J t I rl.. f VL inil'le pas ure land in a ring fence. nll,\  '1 I' f, '1 .J ,.ct ^'u' li-11 ? ? ?eH?uitt oH fashioned residence, [lie. ■■ -i ? -? 'I'(', approached by a c:Irnage ? .))?.u? s?.?'i'?ts lawns and shrubberies and slirul)l)ei-ies '?'? 1 '.??? ? thf side. The House which is f C(iiii!),,?i,es, entrance hail, three re- .lll"I'ti- "Ill with kitchens, larders, dairies, and .1\\11 1'" 1 I Ù ,21. uit*,Iil,, N?'itliiiiiuleind commodious .tht'r ,-UI 'I' th t. tr'').?? am' .kessinc-Mo?s. In the occupation of ru¡)nl=, Mr Joseph Slater. TI1(. I.ii'Mint:? which are nearly new are arranged ,¡tli t•(anil'jti'lsineat, all;, stand in one noble rank,  i Wnipn-se s'uldinj: for eight horses, coach-house, i?-r?':?, ,hippoas, wlh tieing for 70 head of '?'' .? o with ')'?" ovt'r, engine house, large barns and 1,1, ch?prootB?, root-house, granaries and loose LOT 2. Two COTTAI.ES, near Woodford Hall, with 9a. 3r. ,„)»• in the hohUnc of Mr Joseph Slater and Mr ,? r?. LOT 3. Turin. FIF.W. 11a. 2r. 24p., adjoining Lot 2, inthe -lijiatwu of Mr Thomas Shone. LOT 4. Tw i Fin .is. 12a. 0r. lfia., adjoining Lots 2 and 3, 0 the occupation of Mr Robert Whitby, jun. LOT 5. (is; Fl r!.TJ,;);I 3r. lop., adjoining Lot 4, in the oc- .ip;itioa of Mr James Kettle. LOT 6. FIELD", 29a. 3r. 7d., between Woodford Hall i* i Ora, ar.J nllw in the occupation of Mr Joseph • Anson and William Samlbach. LOT 7. ms COTTAGES and Gardens situate on the ontskirts the town of Over, and occupied by Charles Eaton, < tirejory, J. Daniels, J. Vernon, George Ledward, J Charles Ashley. LOT 8. Kin r. MEADOWS called Gilbert's Moor, Boot's '•tailow, The Great Commissary and the Little Com- t'lissarj, and Little Boot's Meadow (the two last nnjfii being now in one), 21a. 3r. 12p., situate in ••THI, Northwich, and now in the holding of Mr .nh iluvner. LOT 9. A Hili occupied as the Xorthwich Post Office, ,I re,;ticiiee of Post Mistress, comprising three en- taming rooms and seven bed-rooms, with out- yard, garden, Ac. Lut I is a desirable family residence having exten- sive views, and is situate in a good residential neighbourhood where capital hunting and shoot- ing can be enjoyed, being within four miles of the Cheshire Kennels. The land is in a good state of "Ilhimtion, the greater part having been drained "iud boned. It adjoins the estates of the Earl of IIIUVM sbury, Sir Philip Egerton, Baronet, M.P., Major Littledale, Captain Cunlifte, and woolls, E ij There are two churches within one mile from the Hall, and the Winsford stations on the West Cheshire and London and North Western bines of Railway are within twenty minutes' walk. Lot, 3, 4, 5 and I) form eligible building sites, and are well worth the attention of builders, being within ten minutes walk from the important and nourishing towns of Over and Winsford. 'Üe Land Tax on Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 has been re- deeiued, and the tithes are remarkably low. The meadow land at Northwich, now let as accom- modation land, is in the highest state of cultiva- tion, bounded on the one side by the river Dane, and on the other by lands belonging to Mrs Saxon, Nl,, Worthington, Esq., and Irs Greenall, and is well worthy the attention of capitalists. The several tenants will kindly show the property. Particulars, with plans and any other information, ■„i\ he obtained on application to RICHARD DUTTOX, 1, junior, Land and Estate Agent, Statham, near rt'r:ugton HENRY Hliii-IIREYS, Esq., Solicitor, Wr-.xluin; or the AUCTIONEERS, Chester and Whit- Utirck. Shropshire. 841a < S-nd fvwint to an order of the High Cottrt of C'.ar-rn, w rl" in a cause of BENNJOK v. I'O) ■•'Kit. the approbation of the Vice-Chan- Jam' by MU .?H? CHI UTON (the person appointed by ?tL ?h" ""j,¡ .hke for that purpose), at the Wjmi.Vviiy Ann- Hutel, at Wrexham, in the county of :>ubigh, mi In lay, the 27th day of June, 1873, at Iwo «>'«:Iiick in the afternoon punctually, in 67 lots, rtam I reeh'il l Land known as The Hirder" ij.trc?nt t? s.iliMimy Park, and adjoining the Erddig ?n'i Srmtley ) .H'!?, in the suburbs of the important LI..U-kct town of Wrexham, in the said county of Den- and arranged into convenient lots for Un' erection of Villa Residences and Terraces. Particulars and editions of sale may be obtained Moi.,r». Keece and Harris, solicitors, Birmingham, • li .'K >rs. Belfra_ ■ and Middleton, solicitors, 36, !n-df..rd Row, oil, of John Allington Hughes, t:, j solicitor, Wrexham, of Messrs. Kennedy and H'a;i1(.c solicitors, LlO, Chancery Lane London, of ••dl'iu-hby Raimonde, E»q., solicitor, 1G, Houghton New Inn, London, of Frederick James Hand, Xn, 5, New Inn, Strand, London, of A!: cd C. Baugh, surveyor, Wrexham, of Messrs. i, Eiphick, and Co., auctioneers, Chester and "ii'.church, Shropshire, and at the plac.. of sale. bated this tenth day of May, 1873. EDWARD BLOXAM, "l Chief Clerk. SALE BY MR RICHARDS. DilAL PARK, WORTHENBURY, FLINTSHIRE. frO BE SOT/D BY AUCTION, by Mr RICHARDS, at the limral Anns Inn, Wortlienbury, June 27th, 1873, 150 acres of prime im HAV (; RASS, now growing ih the above park, suit Purchasers. N. U. Further particulars at time of sale. Lunch at 1, Sale at 2 o'clock. 11111 Liiige street, Wrexham. 1102e ALES BY MESSRS LLOYD & JONES. LANE END, BUCKLEY, FLINTSHIRE. ?t?HS. LLOYD and JoxES will SELL by ?&. CI ION, at the Black Horse Inn, BucHey,  '"msnAY, ihc2'Jth day of June 1S73. at Three '0: I tlur !'f'"?' in ?'c aftemnou, in small lots, Valu- -'? '?.KEEHOLU BUILDING 'LAND situate in the ,,)\, :,hlp of H'?rce, in the parish 0f Mold, and ?" o'? f Mint, Md on the north side "f the road '"? from Pa leswood Station to Buckley, and near ?t' ?pon Green Colliery. Ti? is exe&Hent cbv in the land for brickma?Bg. '163 are ru?rved, 'but are believed to have beeu v i "'? '?? "? c?? any dMn?e shaU arie .!¡r'lugh ??rktng the same the owner of the mines is l' 'I t. ? ?chdaum.ge. Also all thosa two gardens, '?l": i squ3,re ytids or thereabouts. and th }"S ?? square yards or thereabouts, and tL ??.<tter ??)?) square yards or thereabouts, now in the ? 'P? of ="'?M"?? Hughes, and situate on the VII *H, 8iùe of awl '?"?mK the road leading from the ? :a P??swood highroad to the Spon Green t r,')'?r), and at the rear of houses in the occupatiou  r Lather?!! and others. '11'1" and particulars may be seen on application to v .1II AsLimry, Galchog, Northop; Messrs Fm- A-?Ll )ur. (-ialc hog, ?\ortliop; Niessrs Fill- ',Ia(ia,,ck ?"?' and?harp, Solicitors, Chester; I t t[¡ Auctioneers. 1059r LAXE END, BUCKLEY, FLINTSHIRE. t?' oe SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs LLOYD .I.. &nd JONES, at the Black Horse Inn, Bucklev  OT T, '?AY, the 26th day of June, ls73 atThr? ?, Your o'clock in the afternoon, in small lots i i 16 i'itEEHOLD BUILDING LAND, situate '•■ a he township of Bistree, in the parish of Mold ¡,IU C?ull^y of Flint, and on the north side of the r,rj8 from Peswoo(t Station to Buckley, and lar,to the Spon Green Colliery. There is excellent cu t the land for brie ?making. 1he mines are re- r\ed, but are believed to have been worked out; I)uL IL ?;<'S<any d?m?ge sl?ll arise through working dlc >anw, the "??'' of the mines is liable for such I'lfns and p?rtieuiMs may be seen on application to l;r,i.1 Asimuv. Gakhog, Northop; Messrs ''????.?'? ?M,A"DOCK., NIOS-1 tlldSlIAl,i', ? )" ¡"' square, c?e?ter; and the Auctionoers. g Sales by Auction- SALES BY MR GRIFFITHS. T IS rAY THE QUINTA, OVERTON. MR GRIFFITHS r&spp.cfuny announces that he Cil hM been favoured with instructions from Capt. Sewell, who is changing his residence, to SELL BY AUCTION, on his premises, situated as above on Saturday, the 21st day of June, 1873, the whole of'his Truly Valuable Household Furniture and other effects, as particularized in catalogues, which are in course of preparation, and may be had from the Auc- tioneer. Charles-street, Wrexham. 1017a HAY GRASS. MR GRIFFITHS respectfully announces that he .1: will SELL BY AUCTION, at the Feathers Hotel, Wrexham, on TIU KSDAY next, the 26th day of June, lS7:i, the following well-grown HAY GRASS, growing at Pantyochin Lawn, near Gresford, viz. :— a. r. p. Lot 1—A piece of well-grown Up- a. r. p. land Hay Grass, con- taining 2 0 0 more or Lot 2 T)itto ditto 3 0 0 less Lot -Ditto ditto 4 0 0 Sale at Four o'clock prompt. For to view, apply on the premises. 1112e STOCK SALE.—FAIR DAY. GRIFFITHS'S AUCTION MART, WREXHAM. MR GRIFFITHS respectfully announces that he ?)i will SELL BY AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the 3rd day of July, 1873, in his Mart, situate as above. STOCK ALREADY ENTERED. A lot of Fat Cattle A lot of fat sheep and lambs, pigs and calves Sale at Ten o'clock prompt. lOSOj IFTON RHYN, ST. MARTINS, SALOP. Valuable Freehold Houses, Maltkiln, and Building Land, with the Minerals under the same. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr GRIFFITHS, JL at the Greyhound Inn, near St. Martins, afore- said, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of July, 1873, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, in the following or such otherLots as may be agreed upon, and subject to conditions:- LOT 1. A comfortable MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, with a capital Maltkiln, Yard, Garden, Out- offices, and Appurtenances thereto, with two Crofts, of excellent pasture Land, containing together la. 3r. 3p. (more or less), adjoining the road leading from St. Martins through Ifton to Overton, and the lands of Lord A. E. Trevor and the new Ifton Colliery Com- pany, in the possession and occupation of Mr John Rogers. LOT 2. A piece or parcel of rich Pasture LAND, containing an acre (more or less) near, adjoining Lot 1, and sur- rounded by the lands of Lord Trevor, now in the occu- pation of the said Mr Rogers. LOT 3. A MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE called The Flash," with the garden, outoffices, and appur- tenances, and the crofts of excellent LAND thereunto belonging, containing together la. Or. 37p. (more or less), adjoining the turnpike road leading from St. Martins to Overton, and now in the occupation of the said Mr Rogers. LOT 4. A piece or parcel of rich pasture LAND, called Poplar's Croft," containing la. 2r. 18p. (more or less) adjoining the said Turnpike Road, and now in the oc- cupation of Mr Edward Rogers. LOT 5. A piece or parcel of excellent pasture LAND, nearly opposite to Lot 4, and containing about an acre (more or less), now in the occupation of the said Mr J. Rogers. The property is situate in the township of Ifton Rhyn, within a short distan e from the village of St. Martins, has frontages to good roads, and forms excellent Building sites. The Lots lie in a mineral district, in close proximity to the workings of the new Ifton Colliery Company, and valuable seams of coal are believed to lie thereunder. Mr J. Rogers will appoint a person to show the Lots, and for Particulars and Plans apply at the offices of Mr KYI-FIN G. SALTER, Solicitor, Elles- mere. 1075s Sa7e of nay and After Grass at Ridley Wood, three inilesfroin Wrexham, and two from Holt. MR S. GRIFFITHS has been favoured with in- 1'" structions from Mr James Morris, to SELL the following Lots of well-grown Mealow HAY and CLOVER GRASS with After Grass, at the Nag's Head Inn, Ridley Wood, on SATURDAY, the 5th day of July, 1873, at Six p.m., subject to conditions:- A. R. P. Lot 1-5 0 0 Meadow Grass, more or less. „ 2—10 0 0 ditto 3-4 0 0 ditto 4-4 0 0 ditto 5-4 0 0 ditto 6—9 0 0 Rye Grass and Clover. The above Lots are well-grown and up to a good road. The land to be given up on the 1st of Decem- ber, 1873. Office-Charles-street. 1113e HOLT AND FARNDON ANNUAL HAY LETTING. ,I GRIFFITHS respectfully announces that he -IL win hold the Annual Hay Letting at Mr Harrison's, the Lion Hotel, Holt, on SATURDAY', the 5th day of July, 1873. The usual lots of Hay and After Grass, belonging to G. Barbour, Esq., King's Lee.—Particulars next week and in posters. The following is the property of J. D. Beard, Esq. A. R. P. Lot 1—A piece of Upland Hay and After Grass containing. 4 2 0 g 2-Ditto ditto 3 2 0 3-Ditto Meadow ditto 3 0 0 4-Ditto ditto 4 2 0 o „ 5-Ditto ditto 4 2 0 6-Ditto ditto 4 2 0 5" 7—Ditto ditto 4 2 0 So Sale at Three o'clock prompt. 1114e SALE BY MR. LOVATT. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT AVO-N-EITHA, IN THE PARISH OF RUABON, DENBIGHSHIRE. 'PL O BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY MR LOVATT F r o (DI)yE order of the Mortgagee), at the Wynnstay Arms Hotel, Ruabon, on Monday, the 7th day of July, 1873, at three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions to be then and thcro produccd- All those three MESSUAGES, one of which is now used as a Shop, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging, situate at Afoneitha, in the parish of Rua- bon. in the County of Denbigh. And also a.11 that FIELD, PIECE or PARCEL of LAND, adjoining the above premises, and containing by estimation 1 acre or thereabouts, be the same more or less. The above premises are now in the respective occu- pations of Mr James Savage and others. The property is admirably adapted for business pur- poses as it is situate near to the Wynn Hall Works. For further particulars apply to Mr J. ALLINGTON HUGHES, Solicitor, Wrexham, or at the Office of the Auctioneer, Town Hill, Wrexham. 1126r SALE BY MR C. J. GIBBONS. Sale by Auction of very Valuable Freehold Property situate at Adtr,il'r Clawdd, within three miles of the market town of Wrexham. MR C. J. GIBBONS has received instructions to ?JL Sell by Public Auction, at the Cross Foxes Inn, Coedpoeth, on Tuesday, the 1st day of July next, at five o'clock in the afternoon, in the following or such other Lots as may be agreed upon, and subject to conditions to be then produced. LOT 1. All those Four MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, a (joining the turnpike road leading from Wrexham to Ruthin, and now in the occupation Robeit Davies, Robert Thomas, John Rolerts, and Benjamin Coat. LOT 2. All those Three Recently Erected, and nearly New MESSUAGES or DWELLING HOUSES and Appurtenances thereunto belonging, fronting the turnpike road leading from Wrexham to Ruthin, and now in the occupation of Richard Jones, Hannah Lewis and Hugh Edwards. For further particulars, -al)ply to Messrs J. & E WHITWORTH, Solicitors, 2, St. Jaines's-square, Man- chester Mr WILLIAM ROGERS, Shopkeeper, Coed- po th, or the AUCTIONEER, Plas Maelor, near Wrexham. LADIES' SCHOOL, CHIRK, Conducted by Mrs Halliday. PUPILS receive a comprehensive and thorough Education, scimd moral training, and the comforts ..f home. Unexceptional-lie references and prospectus.:s n.:riii application to the al ove. 5{); Sales bv Auction. SALES BY MESSRS. BAUGH & JONES. Sale of Excellent Household Furniture, at No. 13, King-street, Wrexham. MESSRS BAUGH & JONES have been instructed 1 by the Executors of the late Mr William Bayley, to offer for unreserved Sale by Auction, at So 1 King-street, Wrexham, on Monday, the 23rd day of June, 187J. the whole of the Valuable HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE and other effects, comprising- IN KITCHEN AND BACK KITCHEN-Fenders, fire irons, iron stool, ash pans, brass and other candle- sticks, mahogany and other chairs, small round stand, mahogany and other tables, eight-day clock in oak case, fire screen, large sofa, mahogany corner cupboard, cutlery basket, sundry crockery, cutlery, meat safe, tea trays, iron and other saucepans, fish kettles, bread tins, hand saw, meat chopper, cleaver, soup ladle, coal box, wood box and stool, together with numerous other kitchen requisites. IN PARLOUR—Fender, fire irons, ashpan, coal vase, pair of lustres, six single mahogany hair-seajed chairs, mahogany loo table and cover, mahogany sofa, folding chair, small oak stand, tea-tray, mahogany card tables, window blind, roller, and curtains, brass cornice pole, chandelier and globes, carpet, hand bell, and ink- stand, &c. IN HALL—Iron umbrella stand, three door mats, piece of oilcloth. IN BEDROO.Nis-Wire fender, mahogany chest of l drawers, dressing tables, toilet glasses, towel rails, toilet services, washstands, oak bureau, card table, hip bath, chair commode, cane-seated chair, iron and wood bedsteads, mattresses, feather beds, bedroom and stair carpeting, brass rods, glass, gas pendant, window blinds and rollers, bed and window curtains, clothes maid, bed and other linen, pieces of oil- cloth, &c. IN YARD-Water tub, slop pails, old screen, set of pony harness, &c. Catalogues may be had on application to the Auctioneer. Sale at One for Two o'clock. 1070 PEREMPTORY SALE. Uunder a distress for rent and an execution from the Sheriff of Flintshire. Sale at RHYDYMWYN FOUNDRY, near the town of Mold, Flintshire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs. BAUGH JL AND JONES, upon the premises at Rhydymwyn Foundry, on WEDNESDAY, June 25th, 1873. the valu- able PLANT, MACHINERY, and other Effects, com- prising 16ft. screwing and 13ft. gap lathes with head gear complete, small ditto in timber frame, screwing machine, punching and shearing ditto, large and small wood-framed and iron cranes, 2 travelling ditto, circular saw bench in iron, large quantity of 3in. shafting with pullies, pedestals, brackets, boxes, and belting, about 45 moulder's casting boxes from 8ft. + 8ft to the smallest size, and a lot of core barrels, wrought iron stove doors and tressels, patent cupola, Schiele's patent fan 4ft. in diameter, heating furnace, crab, and travelling winches, railway truck and iron rails, a large quantity of scrap in cast and wrought iron, new bar and rod iron, bolts, nutts, rivetts, and nails, smith's tools, bellows, anvils and vices, swage blocks, large and small mandrills, Tangie's patent boiler tester, weighing machine to weigh 18 tons (by Pooley and Son), a large lot of timber in planks, beams, spars, boards, and scaffold poles, joiner's benches, engine and other moulder's patterns, Scotch cart, water barrels, ladders, and numerous other effects. The Foundry is close to Rhydymwyn Station, on the Chester and Denbigh Railway, and three miles from the town of Mold. Sale at 11 for 12 o'clock prsmpt. 1097e Sale of Hay Grass at Ashfield, Stansly, near the town of Wrexham. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs. BAUGH TAND JONES, at the Lion Hotel, Wrexham, on TUESDAY, the 1st day of July, 1873, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, prime HAY GRASS, now growing upon Lands, adjoining Ashfield, Rhosddu, in the township of Stansty, near the town of Wrexham, containing in the whole 9a. 2r. or thereabouts. Credit will be given for purchase money upon approved security. To view same, apply at Ashfield. 1096e IMPORTANT SALE in the Public Hall and Corn JL Exchange, Wrexham, on WEDNESDAY, the 2nd day of July, 18/3, of excellent modern and valuable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed from the residence of the owner for the convenience of Sale. Further particulars next week. Sale at 1 for 2 o'clock prompt. 1095e BAUGH & JONES. SALE BY MR MOSES DAVIES. DENBIGHSHIRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr MOSES TDAVIES, at the Royal Oak Inn, LlansaintSraid Glyn Ceiriog, on FRIDAY, the 27th day of June, 1873, in the following or such other lots, and subject to such conditions as shall then be declared:- LOT 1. All that piece or parcel of LAND, called Cae Acre, forming part of Talygarth-issa Farm, situate near the Pentre, in the parish of Llangollen, in the county of Denbigh, containing by recent admeasurement, la. 3r. lp., or thereabouts, be the same more or less, and recently in the occupation of Mr Robert Wynne, or his undertenants. This lot adjoins the Oswestry and Chirk road, and lands of Mr E. Jones and Mr Edwards. LOT 2. All those Three several pieces or parcels of LAND, also part of Talygarth-issa Farm, called by the several names of Cae bach, Cae yr hendy, and Cae Tydraw, containing, by recent admeasurement, lOa. Or. 9p., or thereabouts, be the same more or less, and recently in the occupation of Mr Robert Wynne, or his under- tenants. The read from Oswestry to Glyn passes through this lot. It adjoins lands of Mr Evans and Mr David Jones. LOT 3. All that piece or parcel of LAND, also part of Taly- garth-issa Farm, called or known by the name of Grobwll fach, containing, by recent admeasurement, la. Ir. Op., or thereabouts, be the same more or less, also recently in the occupation of Mr Robert Wynne. This is bounded on one side by the River Ceiriog, and on the other by the new road from Chirk to Glyn and adjoins lands of Mr Owen Owens. LOT 4. All that MESSUAGE or FARMHOUSE, with the Outbuildings and Appurtenances, and several pieces or parcels of LAND thereto belonging, being the remaining portion of Talygarth-issa Faam, containing. by recent admeasurement, 34a. 2r. 3öp., or thereabouts be the same more or less, recently in the occupation of the said hobert Wynne or his undertenants. The new road from Chirk to Glyn passes through this lot. The lands are bounded on one side by the River Ceiriog, and on the other by property of Major West and Mr Evans. The whole ot tiie lanas are 01 very superior quality. The property is abous live miles from Chirk, and about eight miles from Oswestry. It is situate in the beautiful valley of the Ceiriog, and in the neighbour- hood of the charming scenery in which the district abounds. A tramway from Glyn to Chirk has recently been completed, and is available for the carriage of passengers as well as of materials. Fishing and shooting are abundant. The water of the river might be readily applied to extensive manufacturing purposes. The Sale to commence at Five o'clock precisely. Particulars and Plans are in preparation, and will be ready fourteen days before the day of Sale, and (with any further information) may be obtained on application to the Auctioneer, or to Messrs. MINSHALLS and PARRY JONES, solicitors, Oswestry. 980e Legal and Public Noti es. RE SARAH FOULKES (DECEASED). PURSUANT to an Act of Parliament, 22nd and t 23rd Victoria, chapter 35, entitled "An Act to further amend the law of property and to relieve Trustees." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Creditors and other persons having any claims or demands upon or against the ESTATE of SARAH FOULKES, late of King-street Wrexham, in* the county of Denbigh, spinster, deceased, who died on the 22nd day of February, 1872 and letters of administration, cum testamento annexo of whose personal estate and effects were on the 28th day of May, 1873, granted by the District Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate at St. Asaph, to George Foulkes, of Pentrecoed, in the parish of Ellesmere, in the county of Salop, yeoman), are required to send particulars of their claims or demands to Mr Kyffin G. Salter, of Ellesmere, afore- said, the solicitor of the said administrator, on or before the 1st day of August next, at the expiration of which time the said administrator will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims or demands of which he shall then have had notice, and will not be liable for the assets so distri- buted or any part thereof to any person of whose debt, claim, or demand, he shall not then have had notice as aforesaid. Dated this 2nd day of June, 1873. KYFFIN G. SALTER, Ellesmere, Salop, lOOoe SQlicitor to the said Administrator. Public and Legal Notices. HOW THE GUARDIANS SPEND THE RATEPAYERS' MONEY. To the Editor of the Wrexham Advertiser. SIR,-Yo,ar last week's paper contained a letter from Mr Thomas Roberts, complaining that his Tender of X20 for some old Pumps and Tanks at the Workhouse was mot accepted. The Guardians think it right that Mr Roberts should receive an explanation of the transaction; and it is simply this :—They found one of the tanks could be made use of, and save them an outlay of zElO at least. They therefore resolved to keep it, and advertize the pumps and one tank again. As they obtained zC14 5s. for the pumps, &c., and kep a tank worth JEH) (not £ 1 5s., as stated by Mr Roberts), they consider they did batter than by. ac- cepting Mr Roberts' tender of £20. Your Obedient Servant, JOHN BURY, Clerk. Wrexham Union, June 23,1873. 1115s ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACT, 1869. HOLT ENDOWED SCHOOL AND THE CHARI- TIES OF GRIFFITH ROBERTS, & OTHERS. THE Committee of Council on Education have ap- JL proved of three SCHEMES for the future management of the above named charities. Printed copies of tho schemes will lie for public in- spection at the Court Room or Town Hall, Holt, and further copies may be obtained from the schoolmaster, Mr C. Price, at the price of 4d. each. Copies may also be obtained from the Secretary, Endowed Schools Commission, 2, Victoria Street, S.W, on application by letter, enclosing four penny postage stamps per copy. The Schemes may also, be seen without charge at the said office of the Endowed Schools Commission. PATRICK CUMIN, Assistant Secretary. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, 16 June, 1873. 1085a DENBIGHSHIRE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF ANIMALS, ESTALISHED 1872. Patrons: THE LORD-LIEUTENANT OF THE COUNTY. SIR WATKIN WILLIAMS WYNN, BART., M.P. HONOURABLE G. KENYON. G. OSBORNE MORGAN, ESQ., M.P. WATKIN WILLIAMS, ESQ., M.P. THE MAYOR OF DENBIGH. THE RECTOR OF DENBIGH. R. B. HESKETH, ESQ. P. H. CHAMBRES, ESQ. MAJOR LEYLAND. MURRAY GLADSTONE, ESQ. CAPT. TAYLOR. S. C. CAPT. MAINWARING, ESQ. O. BURTON, ESQ. W. SLATER, ESQ. T. G. NORRIS, ESQ. P. YORKE, ESQ. THE REV. J. BOULGER. THE REV. G. MANN. THE REV. HICKS OWEN. THE REV. J. WYNNE. J. RAWLINS, ESQ. A. E. TURNOUR, ESQ. J. C. W. EDWARDS, ESQ. LL. HEATON, ESQ. EVAN PIERCE, ESQ., M.D. Treasurer: T. JONES PARRY, ESQ., North and South Wales Bank, Denbigh. Hon. Solicitors MESSRS. GOLD, EDWARDS, AND WESTON, Denbigh. lion. Secretaries: J. R. HEATON, ESQ. E. A. FAZAKERLEY. If on. Assist. Secretaries: REV. R. JONES. LL. ROBERTS, ESQ., M.R.C.S. Officer J. BE VANS. HEAD OFFICE VALE STREET, Denbigh. The object of this association is to prevent the cruel and improper treatment of animals. The Committee earnestly solicit subscriptions and donations to enable them to carry on this good work. AU communications are considered strictly private. 935a NOTICE. ORDNANCE SURVEY OF ENGLAND. TO LANDED PROPRIETORS, CLERGYMEN, AGENTS OF ESTATES, PARISH OF- FICERS, and all others interested in having the BOUNDARIES OF THE PARISHES correctly as- certained, and accurately laid down on the Plans of the Ordnance Survey. The Boundaries in part of the COUNTIES of DEN- BIGH, MERIONETH, MONTGOMERY, and SALOP have been ascertained as directed by the Act of Par- liament, 4th and 5th Victorias, Cap. 30; 9th and 10th Victoria, Cap. 46; and 14th and 15th Victoriae, Cap. 22; renewed by the Act 19 and 20 Vic. Reg. Cap. 61; continued in force by 32 and 33 Victoria, Capt. 85, and the Sketch Maps drawn, which, with the field notes ef the Perambulation of the following places, viz.:—The parishes of Corwen Ellesmere (The part in Salop) Gwyddelwem Hordley Kinnerley Knockin Llanarmon-Dyffryn Ceiriog Llanarmon Mynydd Mawr Llancadwaladr Llangar Llangedwyn Llanrhaiadr -yn-Mochnant (The part in Denbigh) Llantansffraid Glyn Ceiriog Llan sant ffra id Glyndy- frdwy Llansilin Counties of Denbigh and Salop. Llanyblodwel Llanymynech Counties of Salop and Montgomery. Oswestry Ruyton of the Eleven Towns St. Martins Selattyn Welshhampton West Felton Whittington, the extra parochial places of Heath Farm and Halston, and detached portions of the parishes Melverley and Pennant Mtl njell will be open for inspection at the Council Chamber, Bailey Head, Oswestry, between the hours of 10 anil 4 o'clock, on the 26th and 27th June, 1873. As the Boundaries laid down on the Government Maps were pointed out to the Ordnance Surveyors by Meresmen, or Persons appointed by Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, assembled in Quarter Sessions, as directed by the Acts of Parliaments-quoted above, the Maps may possibly Decomecvifieut"respecting the boundaries, and thus affect the ri^ht of J?at:ng Lands. Therefore, Proprietors, Agents, and other Persons to whom this Notice is addressed, are particularly re- quested to examine the Sketch Maps, to ascertain that the Boundaries of those Lands in and for which they are interested have been correctly defined and laid down, and to bring with them Plans of their Estates for comparison with the Boundary Sketch Maps, that should any differences be found, they may be enquired into, and corrected before the Maps are engraved and Published. HENRY JAMES, Major General Royal Engineers, 1088r Director. N.B.—These are mere Skeleton Ontline Maps and do not show the Boundaries of Private Property. RUABON FREESTONE. rpOMLEY AND JJANIELS, "GARDDEN LODGE" QUARRIES, RUABON. 1065e D. OWEN AND 00;. GROCERS AND CFNDLE MANUFACTURERS, 22A, TOWN-HILL, WREXHAJf, DEG to intimate that they have ENLARGED their PREMISES, and can now offer for sale- CUMBERLAND AND WILTSHIRE SMOKED HAMS AND BACON, ALSO HOME-CURED AND AMERICAN. CHEESE, BUTTER, &c., of the Finest QuaUties at the Lowest Possible Prices for Cash. £ FECIAL QUOTATIONS MADE TO LARGE BUYERS. UlSs Business Announcements. THE IOLD AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEPOT, AND GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ESTABLISHMENT. JOHN WILLIAMS, 19, HIGH STREET, MOLD. I  W begs respectfully to invite the attention of Agriculturists ?nd Farmers to hi? large and J• W well selected STOCK of Koyal Society's rust Prize HARVESTING MCHINERY and AIRY GOODS, &c., &c., comprising:— MOWING & REAPING MACHINES, by the best makers. HAY MAKING BIACff INES, by the best makers. HORS P, RAKES, HAY COLLECTORS. C. S. PIKELS, ASH & HEEL RAKES. EASTWOOD S COMPOUND ACTION CHURNS. CHEESE MAKING APPARATUS. SINGLE AND DOUBLE CHAMBER CHEESE PRESSES. CURD MILLS, CHEESE STOOLS. BEST MACHINE OIL, &c., &c. ALSO A GOOD STOCK OF BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY. Stove Grates and Kitchen Ranges. Iron and Marble Mantle Peices, &c., &c. COLLIERY REQUISITES AT LOWEST PRICES. Hoops, Sheets, Tin Plates, Chain and Ammunition Warehouse. AN INSPECTION INVITED. lOltir IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. SHEEP DIPPING J. F. Edisbury, Has just received the season's supply of McDOUGAI/S, ) COOPER'S, V SHEEP DIP. BIGGS, J FLY POWDERS AND LOTIONS. Purchasers of the above can have the loan of a Dipping Apparatus, upon application, 3, HIGH STREET, WREXHAM. FULWOOD AND NICHOLS ANNATTO. CHEESE SKINS. The Farmers' and Breeders' Compnnion free on application. 92 lr ESTABLISHED 1820. HUGHES AND SON, 56, HOPE STREET, WREXHAM. HAVE now received the NEW STOCK OF WALL PAPERS, embracing the?best and cheapest HEngl ish and Foreign manufactures for lSn. HUGHES & SON having purchased above ONE MILLION ENVELOPES before the advance in Prices, together with a large Stock of Note Paper, can supply large consumers and the trade on very advantageous terms. Every facility that can be obtained by the use of Steam and improved Machinery, has been added to their Printing, Binding, and Manufacturing Department. NOW.READY, THE: NEW AND REVISED EDITION.—PRICE 2s 6d. THE GEMS OF WELSH MELODY, By JOHN OWEN (OWAIN ALAW.) CONTENTS OF THE FIRST SERIES. Songs, with English and Welsh Words. March of the Men of Harlech. Oh let the kind Minstrel," the Dawn of Day, the Ash Grove, David of the White Rock, I think on thee," Land of my Fathers, the Bard's Visit, Old Morgan and his Wife. SPECIMENS OF PENNILLION SINGING. And eleven Welsh National Airs for Piano and Harp. Second, Third, and fourth series ready in a few days. London: SIMPKIX, MARSHALL & Co.; the Publishers, HUGHES & Sox, Wrexham, and all Book and Music Sellers in the Kingdom. 57Sr C. K. BENSON & CO., FAIILY GROCERS AND ITALIAN WAREHOUSEMEN, &E3 to call special attention to their TEAS, which are of the choicest qualities, and have been selected ith the greatest care. In giving names expressive of the qualities of Black Teas, they wish it to be distinctly understood that they are Mixtures of various kinds, no one quality possessing in itself all the requisites 01 a really good Tea. STRONG KAISOW CONGOU (REFRESHING, PUNGENT), 2S. PER POUSD. FINE KAISOW CONGOU (A CHOICE MIXTURE), 2s. 4D. PER POUND. DELICIOUS BREAKFAST CONGOU (This is a perfect Tea of great strength), 2s. 6d. per Pound. CHOICE MONING CONGOU (this is a Tea of sterling quality), 28. 3d. per Pound. FINEST MONING CONGOU (we especially commend this high-class Tea), 3s. per lb. FINEST LAPSANG SOUCHONG (unsurpassed at the price) 3s. 4d. per lb. FINEST KAISOW CONGOU, A FAMILY MIXTURE OF TEAS (CHOICELY BLENDED), 3s. 6d per lb. THE FINEST MIXTURE OF TEAS THAT CAN BE PROCURED (THIS IS THE PRINCE OF TEAS) 3s. Bd. per Pound. They beg to call the particular attention of Faciilies to TEA S at 2s. 6d., 2s. 8d., 3s., and 3s. 6d. per Pound, And also to their choice Stock of GENERAL GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 14, HIGH-STREE1, WREXHAM. 203g rJiL lENTS TENTS! TENTS !-Tents LET on P Hire for Pic nics, Flower Shows, Clubs, &i. Marquee Tent 60 feet by 24 feet, also two smaller a F or te rmT 'I apply to Mr JOHN PIERCEY, Glynne Arms Hotel, Caergwrle. 908c rpHE QUINEA WREXILUI. PALE INDIA ALE, A Delightful Tonic, of a delicate Straw Colour and Fine Flavour. Brewed expressly for Family Use, at THE BREWERY, WREXHAM. THE CELEBRATED PALE INDIA ALE, THE GUINEA WREXHAM: 18 Gallons for 21s., 9 Gallons, 10s 6d. ——— DELIVERED CARRIAGE PAID. H. K. ASPINALL, BREWER and MALTSTER, 2107c WREXHAM. SALOP FIRE OFFICE, ESTABLISHED 1780. Incorporated by Act of Parliament. INSURANCES effected on all description of Pro- .L perty against Losses by Fire, Lightning, and Ex- plosion of G is. Policies for First Class Insurances (with cer- tain exceptions), are now issued at the following rates I ;CIOO, 2s. I X150, 2s. 3(1. £ 200, :h., or I Is. (id. per cent. per annum. Without duty or policy charge. Farming Stock 5s. per cent. Apply to- ]083s MR JOHN BURY, Wrexham. BOILERS. JOHN FERNIHOUGH & SONS, OF DUKINFIELD, MAKERS of every description of nrst-class Single ?Tjt. and Double Flued High Pressure Lancashire Boilers, with ordinary lap seams, anil with welded and flanged Flues and Cross Wattr Tubes, welded in with- out rivets inside the flues. Also, of Forge Boilers (Verticill-an(I Horizontal) with Flues or Egg Ends for Coal and Iron works. J. F. & Sons have always in progress a number of first-class Two-Flutd Boilers, which can be delivered -tt short notice. Estimates and prices on application. ESTABLISHED, 1813. 101VA ^™EntertaiflnieTlts and Meetings. PONIBLYDDYN FESTIVAL. A GRAND FESTIVAL WILL BE IlELO IN HART3HEATH PARTe, ON MONDAY, JUNE 23, lS73 A FIRST-CLASS BAND WILL BE IN A.ITEN1>A.CE:. The usual Amusements, including DANCING, will commence at Three o'clock. REFRESHMENTS will be provided on the ground. ADMISSION TO THE PARK —ONE SHILLING. Children, Half Prise. TICKETS may be had from Mr Jones, Leeswood National School; Mrs Nuttall, Pontblyddyn National School; Mrs Price Roberts, Grocer, Pontblyddyn and Mr Dyson, Alyn-bank, Pontblyddyn. 1052S TO VISITORS. li R. PIERCY, Glynne Anns Inn, Caergwrle, will 1' have two large MARQUESS ontbe jrround for the ACCOMMODATION of VISITORS. 1071g OVERTON FFMALE SOCIETY. THE ANNIVERSARY of the Overton Friendlv i. Society will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 25tlt day of June, 1873. Mr Hall's (iuadriile Band will bt2 in attendance. Dancing to commence at Five o'clock p.m. Admission to the Green—Is 1098e THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE LLANDEGLA FEMALE FRIENDLY SOCIETY. WILl. BE HELD AT THE BLUE BELL INN, LLANDEGLA, On Tuesday, the 24th instant. TEA ON THE TABLE AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. The Ruthin Volunteer Brass Band will be in attendance. DANCING TO COMMENCE AT FIVE O'CLOCK PRECISELY. ROBERT JONES, Secretary. June 19th, 1873. 1103 GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. THE GRESFORD ANNUAL VOLUNTEER F E T E AND RIFLE CONTEST, On MONDAY, the 30th day of JUNE, 1873. ALL-COMERS' PRIZES RANGE, 500 YARDS. Entrance fee, 2s. 6d. Seven shots. Any position. Rifle bona-tide Government Pattern, as issued to Volunteers. Minimum pull six lbs. There shall be THREE PRIZES: The FIRST PRIZE—A Silver Cup, value 95, or momy to that amount. The SECOND PRIZE—Two Pounds in Money. And the THIRD PRIZE-One Pound. No Sighting Shots allowed. Shooting to commence at Two p.m., after which hour no entrance will be al- lowed. There will be Pool Targets at 300 yard* range—6d per shot. The Band of the First Denbighshire Rifle Volunteers will be in attendance. The usual Amusements, with Dancing, will commence punctually at Five p.m., and terminate at Nine. Admission to the Ground, Is. each. Volunteers in Uniform, free. Refreshments, not including Intoxicating Drinks, wilF be supplied on the Ground. No Rifle Galleries of Stalls used for the sale of Oranges, Nuts, &c., will ba allowel to put up in the village, or highways of the same, on that day Running of Trains—Volunteers in Uniform attend- ing the Fete, will be allowed to travel from Liverpool, Birkenhead, Shrewsbury, Bala, and intermediate Sta- tions to Gresford, by any train stopping there, ac Single Fares for the Double Journey, and Return Tickets at Cheap Fares will also be issued to the public at Liverpool, Birkenhead, Chester, and Stations bet- ween Shrewsbury and Ruabon, and Bala and lluabort inclusive. Trains leave Ruabon at 12.50 an(IG.13, Wrexham 1.1) and 6.25, Birkenhead 12.50 and 5.0 p.m., Chester 2. 0 tL- 5.42 p m., Saltney 2.6 and 5.50, ltosset 2.17 and 6.11 p.m. Return Trains will leave Gresford at 6.11, S-20 and 8.3(), for Wrexham, Ruabon, and Shrewsbury, and for Rossett, Saltney, Chester, and Birkenhead at 9.15 p.m. Passengers for Bala return at 6.11 p.m., and passen- gers for Llangollen and Corwen, also at 6. li and 8.:19 P m. 108 la. CAMBRIAN FEMALE FRIENDLY SOCIETY, CEFN MAWR. rilHE Festival of the above Society will he held on JL JUE 30th, 1873. Members requested to attend at the Club-room Brittania Inn, at 12 o'clock, to form into procession, headed by a Brass Band. Tea on the table at Three p.m. Amusements on Green to commence at 5 p.m. ADMISSION—Tea and Green, Is. 6d. Green, onlv M. 1UOa LOYAL PRINCE OF WALE" LODGE, No. 5Stt, BOWLING GREEN INN, WREXHAM. THE ANNIVERSARY DINNER, will beheld on I the THIRD MONDAY in July (July 21st, 1873). Dinner on the table at Three o'clock. The usual price will be charged, viz., 3s 6d. The Royal Denbigh Militia Band will be in attendance, and play for dancing as usual. Admission to the Green, Six- pence. 1030c. w REXHA-vl WORKING-MENS CLUB AND TV INSTITUTE. The Committee beg to announce that it is intended to hold the ANNUAL F E T E ON MONDAY, AUGUUST 4. Particulars will be given in future advertisements. 971s RUABON AMATEUR AND COTTAGERS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE FLOWER SHOW will be held on the 2ith TAu??u,it, in Wynnstay Park, by the kind pe?- mission of Sir Watkin W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., who has also kindly consented to be tpresident, and Lady Williams Wynn, patroness. Schedules will be in the hands of Guarantors and Competitors in a few days. Programme of Exhibition will be issued in due course. A meeting to be held in Rnabon Court House, on Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock. P. MIDDLETON, SEC. PRO. TEM. Wynnstay Ga.rdens. lOJ2.1. LION ROYAL HOTEL, ABERYSTWITH. THE OLD COUNTY HOUSE, pleasantly situated, Twith a splendid view of the Sea and Pier; exten- sive stud of Horses and Carriages. Omnibus meets every train. MISS MARGARETTA HUGHES, (LATE OF WREXHAM), 91te MANAGERESS. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. JJ A B V E S T JJEER OF FINE QUALITY, BREWED ESPECIALLY AT THE BREWERY, WREXHAM. ORDERS NOW BEING REGISTERED OS THE M03T REASONABLE TERXS, IN CASKS OF <<>, 18, 36, AND 51 GALLONS. H. K. ASPINALL, I BREWER, WREXHAM; a