The netasset value as of January 15 2009 was 14

The netasset value as of January 15, 2009 was $14.44.Since inception Class A shareholders have received a total of $3.42 pershare and Preferred shareholders have received a total of $2.01 per shareinclusive of this distribution, for a combined total of $5.43 per share.Prime Dividend invests in a portfolio of high yielding Canadian Companiesas follows:BanksInvestment Life Utilities Management Insurance& OtherBank of Montreal AGF Management Ltd.Great-West BCE Inc. Lifeco Inc.The Bank ofCI Financial Manulife TransAlta CorpNova ScotiaIncome FundFinancial Corp.CIBC IGM Financial Inc. ("TDb Split") declares its regular monthly distributionof $0.04375 for each Preferred share ($0.525 annually). Distributions arepayable February 10, 2009 to shareholders on record as of January 30,2009. The Net Asset Value as of January 15, 2009 was$11.31.Since inception (August 7, 2007) Class A shareholders have received atotal of $0.80 per share and Preferred shareholders have received a totalof $0.78 per share inclusive of this distribution, for a combined totalof $1.58 per share.TDb Split invests in common shares of Toronto-Dominion Bank, a leadingCanadian Financial institution.Distribution Details:Preferred Share (XTD.PR.A)$0.04375Ex-Dividend Date: January 28, 2009Record Date:January 30, 2009Payable Date: February 10, 2009Contacts:TDb Split Corp.Investor Relations(416) 304-4443 or Toll Free: 1-877-4-Quadra (1-877-478-2372)Website: 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jan 20 (MARKET WIRE) FIRST MAJESTIC SILVER CORP. (TSX: FR)(PINK SHEETS: FRMSF)(FRANKFURT:FMV)(WKN: A0LHKJ) ("First Majestic" or the "Company") is pleased toannounce an update regarding its activities in Mexico at the San MartinSilver Mine and a new NI 43-101 Reserve/Resource update.This newly updated technical report with a cut-off date of September 30,2008 has resulted in a significant increase in overall Reserves andResources at the San Martin Silver Mine.

Total Proven & Probable Reserveshave increased by 41.83, while Total Measured and Indicated Resourcesdeclined by 51.55 due to the upgrading of those Resources to Reservesand Total Inferred Resources have increased by 110.94.The San Martin Silver Mine is located beside the town of San Martin deBolanos in the Bolanos River valley, in the northern portion of the Stateof Jalisco, Mexico. The San Martin operation is 150 kilometres by air or250 kilometres by paved road north of Guadalajara. The property covers anarea in excess of 7,800 hectares of which much remains unexplored.The San Martin mine and mill has been in operation since 1983 and is amajor contributor to the economy of the town of San Martin de Bolanoswhich has a population of around 3,000 people. The mill for much of 2008has been operating at 750 tonnes per day. An expansion program launchedin June 2008 resulted in the mill capacity reaching 950 tpd in December2008.The San Martin drill program from January 1st, 2007 to September 30th,2008 included 127 drill holes with a total depth of 19,619 metres ofcore, in addition to about 3,906 metres of underground development formining, drill sites and access preparations.During the recently completed exploration program, new mineralized zoneswere discovered in the Zuloaga (Pinolea and Ballenas levels and Cymoidzone), La Blanca, Rosario-Condesa, La Mancha, Huichola and La Hediondaveins.The following summary tables were taken from the complete San MartinSilver Mine NI 43-101 Technical Report prepared by Pincock Allen & Holt,Lakewood, Colorado (PAH).

Shareholders and interested parties areencouraged to read this positive report which can be viewed on SEDAR() and the Company's web site at Proven Probable Mineral Reserves (Mineable Reserves)(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)- Grade Metal Contained- -Silver Silver (oz.) SilverLeadZinc onlyincludingCategoryTonnesg/tonne (4) oz. Lead Credit-Proven Reserves (Oxides)527,3732734,636,2114,805,765Probable Reserves (Oxides)243,0912762,154,5712,232,727-Total Proven and Probable Reserves 770,4642746,790,7827,038,492-Total Measured Indicated Resources (2, 3, 5)- Grade Metal Contained- -Silver Silver (oz.) SilverLeadZinc onlyincludingCategoryTonnesg/tonne (4) oz. Lead Credit-Measured Resources (Oxides)122,404233915,774955,128Measured Resources (Sulfides)415,771 970.872.071,292,2131,292,213-Indicated Resources (Oxides)294,3612882,729,2012,823,840-Indicated Resources (Sulfides)670,6841160.941.642,498,6392,498,639-Total Measured and Indicated Resources (Oxides plus Sulfides) 1,503,2201540.911.807,435,8277,569,820-Proven and Probable Reserves Plus Measured and Indicated Resources 2,273,6841950.911.80 14,226,609 14,608,312-Total Inferred Resources (2, 3, 5)- Grade Metal Contained- -Silver Silver (oz.) SilverLeadZinc onlyincludingCategoryTonnesg/tonne (4) oz. Lead Credit-Total Inferred Resources (Oxides plus Sulfides) 8,200,0001851.401.60 48,900,000 50,037,365-(1) Estimated Reserves are exclusive of Resources.(2) Cut Off estimates as 146 g/tonne Ag for oxides, and 87 g/tonne Ag fordump recovered; Ageq equals Au/Pb credits equals 10g/tonne Ag(3) Metal prices at $708/oz-Au, $12.00/oz-Ag, $0.75/lb-Pb, $0.50/lb-Zn.(4) Mine dilution is included at a minimum mining width of 2.00m.Estimates do not include mining recovery. (5) Base metals, Lead and Zinc are not recovered due to low market prices.Oxidized ore is presently being mined from the Zuloaga vein and fromthe adjacent La Blanca, Rosario and Cinco Senores Veins.