Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-10 00:00:00

MESSRs

WALKER and ACKERLEY will SELL by

UCTION, on Thu

!ay next, t

9:clock precisely, at their Rooms, 55, Church-street, an extensive
"era general Assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Piano-
ratites, and other Effects, removed for the convenience of sale ;
jmnprising sets of mahogany-framed chairs, easy chairs, sofas and
6p4whes, upholstered is haircloth, dining, 100, Pembroke, and card
'fade. pedestal and enclosed sideboards, chiffonier, chimney-
)d,_ fine7toned cottage piano-
mahogany

with app]

in rosewood case

saahoiany and Vainied et

fpliOt sen
othr mis
tttingg, ii
J,•Jf.ay Lc

s of drawers, toilet tat

E nouth-a

TURNITURI
.Peorge Nuttii

illiant-toi

,F9?m, §uite, in,ci

Superior Moi

a HOUSEHOLD

>od, upholstered in rose coloured
any Toilet Tables, with marble tops;
'niahogany Tudor Bedstead and Hangings. &c.
VIESSItS. &J. lIODGSON will SELL by AUCTION,
. on Tuesday; 17th inst.,.putictually at Eleven o'clock, on the

P„tertuses, 89, Parktield-t
toad) Birkenhead, the

ke2(the whole in good
.7_The Rosewood Urawi
syipe silk tabaret, cons:

treet (iiear Claughta

with cabri,
dhAir ; Cam

antial modern lio

04-Octaves cotta
in linadsome ea.*

riew dark gre

ts of sic coronet back hair-stuffed chair

;e, by George N ut

iornice poq'and cu
Oblong mahogan'

Iggngink chair.in. liair cloth, (Fz<

pair of
tray to'

teads.
`Oil cloth,

lunge, ditto loungir
and carved open-woi

two French tiec

. .
two school desks, five forms, &C.
To be publicly viewed on Monday, the 16th inst., when catalogues
may be had on the premises, or previously of Messrs. F. and J.
tfoclgson, at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.
-,-

CH ESIII R E . Half-way between Chester and Liverpool
, Extremely Valuable Freehold Estates, comprehending iu th
:whole about 1,400 Acres of Building, Villa, and of highly pre
ductive Garden Ground and Agricultural Land, in the seven
&Townships of Great and Little Sutton, within half an hour'
journey from Liverpool or Chester, a large portion of which
Free of the Rectorial Tithes, together with the several Manor
rilor. Reputed 'Manors, of Great Sutton and Little Sutton, the who
.'or which Estates will be sub-divided into upwards of 100 distin,
0 Lots.

ATESSRS,
that th
under the will

HURTO.N

MO SUBMIT TO PUBLIC COMPETITION
AT TILE ALBION HOTEL, IN CHESTER,
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,

The 18th, 19th, and 20th days of MAY, 1859,

wmtliviming ray uo Iwo tor 'fares o'clock most punctually
In the Lots set forth in the printed particulars of Sale, or in sucl
other and in such order as the Agents of the Vendor may decid,
upon', and subject to such conditions as may then. be produced, thi
highly valuable and important ,

FREEHOLD ESTATES
eif the late Joseph White. Esq., situate in the Townships of Little
and Great Sutton in the Parish of Eastham, a most healthy
portion of the county, and land of the most fertile quality, about
six miles from Chester and four from Eastham Ferry, on the river
Mersey. intersected by the Chester and Birkenhead Railway and
several Turnpike and- other Roads, and close to Stations on the
existing and proposed Railways, comprehending in the whole about

1,400 STATUTE ACRES
of extremely productive arable, rich grazing, and meadow lands
and healthy plantations, with the Mansion or Family Residence of
surroN HALL, the RAILWAY HOTEL, and Premises at Sutton
Station, several well-built Farm Houses, extensive ranges of
Agricultural Buildings, and several good Cottages, the whole of
which has been judiciously sub-divided into upwards of
100 siiPARATE LOTS,
(varying in extent from about 140 acres to 1 am
venience of purchasers

for the con-

This fine Property is scarcely to be ern:ailed in the county, and
agoras innumerable healthy and well planted sites for the erection
of-Villa and other Residences, the part of the Lands being
tgind elevated, commanding beautituelrviews of the Cheshire and
welsh Hills and the surrounding country. The Lands are, for the
most part, rich and fertile, having a surface of deep soil with a
substratum of fine red sandstone, and the Estates are abandantl
supplied avii,ttsiestrrin.gs of pure water. r
it is proo
the Estate, th erteob lay. out new roads across s everaltportions of
bringing the who,e .afalyfording considerable frontages, and also
Stations
Lots within a few minute's walk of the
Sutton and ITootonr:w
stationt,ins on the Birkenhead and Chester Rail-
way, and of any
which may be made on the intended
elsby.
Line of Railway from 110
The VenVEght°,l' owner of the great or
ITirEs
of the Township of Little Sutton, and of a Portion of the Townshi
hole of those p
a Great Sutn,
nds free it is intof suchended to
~,Meterte the same, and sell the
wtoLa
N;£l. • The Keeper at Sutton Hall, or the r,,.
be had,
the Estates will show the various Lots. Peetive Tenants on
Sir Printed Particulars, with Lithographed Plans m
and,any further infornution, on application to Mr. Vt,--N.
solicitor, Chester ; Mr. Davies, Estate Agent, mniiintoy; ''.°w,Lt.
Messrs. Chnrton, the Auctioneers, at their Offices iu chf,'ste7 to
Vgaitehurch, Shropsh ire. or

Le Charge for Advertiseinen
At Tnn is.ONE PENNY

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