Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-16 00:00:00

FREEHOLD ESTATE,

in a ring fence, comprehending in the whole upwards of 62
STATUTE ACRES of very superior LAND, now in one in-
closure, and known as `The Parks," situate at Parkgate, near
+lln T, rn ir A-ran fl .11 ptar Pen

to Great iv estAni,
those places to the boundary of the township of Leighton, and
from the Cheltenham Walk to the Wsod Lane. The I--

De to the south and south-west, and commands ex-

tremely fine views of the estuary of the River Dee, with the
Welsh mountains in the distance. It presents many beautiful
sites for building (to facilitate which it is proposed to widen
the Cheltenham Walk to 30 feet), besides being extremely
',le for accommodation purposes. It adjoins lands of
,nd William

valuab.
"Monk Gibbon, John Monk, "William Andrews,
Johnson, Esqrs., and the Parkgate Hotel Company.
Parkgate is delightfully situated on the banks of the River
- within one hou"

mmey by railway and omnibus

Dee, aziu L.
from Liverpool or Chester

s a fashionable summer retre

and from the salubrity of the

locality. Several first-1

11 public worship is held

tlemen have been ea

It is proposed to off

,en stat

the Auctioneers, of Neston, will appoint

N.8.-L3fessrs Jc

yw the estate, from whom plans and particula

a persO

may be had ; as also, with any other information, at the Office
of Messrs. Wyatt & Sisson, Solicitors, St. Asaph. 10&17s

FURNITURE, FARMING STOCK.---Kirkby

- -
MR. M'CLELLAND from the late' Firm of Thos.
Winstanley and Seas) will SELL by AUCTION, on
Tuesday next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely,
on the Premises, the Sefton Arms, Kirkby, about a mile and a
half from the Kirkby Station, the FURNITURE, Growing
Crop, Farming Implements, &c. The furniture consists of
„,+. Af mahogany chairs, sofas, 100 and other tables, chiffon-

I _
carpets, capital eight-day clock, four-post, iron, and
u.,.+o,rls_ feather beds and bedding, excellent and well-

camp beasteau,
made mahogany chests of drawers, painted chamber articles
mahogany
-h-house effects, china, glass, &c, The grow:

and Was;

nplements, &c., comprise two broad-wheel

ing crop, farmir

carts, covered market cart, ploughs, harrows, winnowing
machine, hay cutters, churn, stable utensils, harness, e' -
lent mangle, greenhouse, nearly new, 28 feet Ion:
wide, dark brown horse, milch cow, recently calved, fat p
stack of barley, stack of well-got clover hay, growing elovi
potatoes, Swedish turnips, potatoes in the bulk, mangold wu
gel, the crops of the Kitchen garden, and various other effect
To 13‘3 viewed on Monday next, the 19th instant, when c'

33r 14 feet

logues may nt had on tne prem
at his Rooms, 16, Basnett-stree

BY ORDER OF TIE

Important to CARTOWNERS and CONTRAITORS.--Five
first-class. DRAUGHT HORSES, a valuable PONY, Five
RUBBISH or BALLAST CARTS, Sets of GEARS, HORSE
CLOTHS, &c., for positive sale.
BY MR, E. HASKAYNE,

On Thursday next, 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon,
in the Stone Yard, in Burlington-street," near the Canal
Bridge,
THE remaining STOCK of HORSES, CARTS,
&c., of the late 'William Shaw, contractor, including—

FIVE STRONG SHAFT AND CHAIN HORSES,
A valuable Pony, about five years old, quiet, and stea,

harness, warranted sound, and will go twelve miles an hour •
Sets of Shaft and Chain Gears, Horse Cloths, Sot Pony Gears
Wheelbarrows, Iron Boilers, Buckets, &c. ; also