The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-03-13 00:00:00

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EXTENSIVE SALE OF ROOM PAPERS.
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
On MONDAY next, the 16th, and TUESDAY, the I7th instant,
at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover Rooms, Liver-
I4ool,—trithout reserve
ROM 4000 to 5000 Pieces of PAPER HANGINGS, of
the most elegant and fashionable?designs, in Flock, Satin,
Glazed, and Plain Grounds, partly of the best LONDON
MANUFACTURE, and embracing almost every description
of Pattern adapted for Drawing and Dining Rooms, Parlors,
Libraries, Principal and Secondary Chambers, Halls, Stair-
cases, &c. &c.
To be viewed TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) the 14th, when
Catalogues may be had from Mr. T. BRANCH.

On TUESDAY, the 24th instant, at Oce o'clock in the After-
noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
A MESSUAGE, six yards front, on the north side of
Sackville-street, Everton, No. 7, in the occupation of
Mr. Higgs.
A Messuage, six yards front, No. 9, adjoining the last lot,
in the occupation of Miss Beetenson.
The above two lots are Copybold of Inheritance of the
Manor of West Derby.
A Messuage, six yards front, No. 3, on the north side of
Erskine-street, Brunswick-road, in the occupation of Mr.
Evans.

Four Messuages, on the west side of Limekiln-lane, corner
of Burlington-street, in the respective occupations of Mr.
Clarke and others.
A Piece of Land, on the north side of Ford-street, with
the Five Messuages thereon, one fronting Ford-street, in the
occupation of Mr. Riley, and others fronting Pine-place. The
rental of this lot is £44 4s. per annutn.
The three last lots are Freehold of Inheritance, and the
greater part of the purchase raoAy of each lot may remain
on mortgage at £5 per cent.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Wm. IVITHEANE, or
to Mr. LATOAM HANMER, Jun., Solicitor, No. 1, Dale-
street, Liverpool.

MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND ESTATE
IN ROXBURGHSHIRE FOR SALE.
TO BE EXPOSED TO SALE BY PUBLIC ROUP,
On THURSDAY, the 23d day of April next, between the hours
of One and Three in the Afternoon, within the Town-
house of Melrose, if not previously sold by private bargain,
THE RESIDENCE and ESTATE of GATTONSIDE,
which belonged to the late George Cole Bainbridge,
Esq., situated upon the North Bank of the Tweed, in the
parish and near to the town of Melrose.
The Lands measure 301 acres 1 rood and 28 poles or
thereby, whereof about 63 acres are under Plantation, and
the remainder is composed of Arable Ground, a great portion
of which is of first-rate quality ; and the whole are enclosed
and subdivided into suitable Fields. The Soil is excellently
adapted to the Turnip Husbandry. The Woods are of vari-
ous ages, some of them being upwards of 30 years old, and
so disposed as to be both useful and ornamental. A large
part of the Property is occupied by one tenant, whose lease
expires at Whitsunday, 1841, and the other part was in the
natural possession of the late proprietor at his death. The
Farm Buildings are commodious.
The Property holds of a subject superior, but it having
been a part of the patrimony of the Abbacy of Melrose, the
proprietor is understood to have it in his power to hold di-
rectly of the Crown. The public and parochial burdens are
moderate.
This Estate affords a Residence almost unequalled for con-
venience, situation, beauty, and elegance in the South of
Scotland. Gaitonside-house being delightfully situated on
the Tweed, one mile from Melrose, a post and market town,
13 from Kelso, 20. from the English Border, and 34 from
Edinburgh, to and from which city there are coaches daily,
it has a commanding view of the richest scenery in the county,
including the Valley, the celebrated Abbey of Melrose, and
the Eildon-hills ; and is surrounded by the Pleasure-grounds.
It offers attractive charms to the Sportsman, especially to
the Angler, the Tweed and other rivers within a short dis-
tance abounding with Salmon and Trout.
A Pack of Fox-hounds also hunt in the neighbourhood.
The House is substantially and elegantly built, and is wel
calculated for the Residence of a large and genteel Family
containing on the first floor, Entrance-hall, Dining, Draw-
i brio., Reading, Breakfast, Library, and Billiard Rooms,
Water-closet, and One Lodging-room ; and on the other
floors, Ten Bed-rooms, Four of which have large Dressing-
rooms attached ; Bath, Water, China, and Plate Closets,
besides several good Attic-rooms, Servants'-hall, Kitchen,
and relative conveniences, Cellars, &c., complete.
The Offices afford ample accommodation, having Double
Coach-house, Stabling, Cow-house, Dog-kennel, Pigsties &c._

The Garden is surrounded with a high wall, and situated a
short distance from the House. It contains about two acres,
is very early and productive, and stocked with choice Fruit-
trees and Bushes in full bearing.
The Estate will be shown by the Servant at the Lodge, and
the Mansion by one of the House-servants.
If an object to the purchaser, he might have the Furniture,
&c., in the House at a fair value.
Further particulars may be learned from GEORGE HOBSON,
Esq., Castleford, near Pontefract ; HARMOOD BANNER,
Esq., Liverpool; or GEORGE DICKIN, Esq., Wine-merchant,
Queen-street, London, who will show Plans of the Estate
and Mansion-house ; or Messis. CURLE and EasuaN n, Mel-
rose, in whose hands are the title deeds and articles of roup,
and also a Plan and Measurement of the Estate.