The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-25 00:00:00

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ftateo bn auction.

THIS DAY .

DUTCH BULBS. -
By-, Mr. T. BRANCH,
To-moattovv, (Saturday,) the 26th instant, at Eleven o'clock,

On account of whom it may concern.
THIS DAY, (Friday,) the 25th instant; at Twelve o'clock. at
Jones, Mann, and Foster's Office, Dale-street,
160 Bales false packed Bowed COTTON,
Ex Alleghany, from Philadelphia.—Apply to Messrs. W. and
J. BROWN and Co., or to
JONES, MANN, and FOSTER-, Brokers.

at the Hanover Rooms,
•
ACHOICE Collection of DUTCH BULBS,: the cele-
brated growth of Mr. Tnnoultv, of Haarlem, and co►n-
prising Dnuble and Single Hyacinths. Narcisuses, Tulips,
Jonquils, Irises, Crocuses, Ranunculuses, Anemones, ficc., which
May he viewed on
.the Moulin.. of Sale, when Catalogues may

'ruts Day, (Friday,) the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
W. P: Bushby's Office, 9, Exchange-alley,
830 Bags Siam GSU AR,
• 9 Casks I Case Penang
526 Bags Sumatra t
COFFEE,
674 Bags Java
Subject to 9d. per lb. duty;
354 Bags Black P 14.: E R,
130 Fluxes CASSIA LIGNEA,
3 Csses.GAMBOGE,
1 Case TORTOISESHELL,
1511 Bundles RATTANS,
Now landing ex Formidable, from Sincapore.—Apply to Messrs.
ROBERT W Isle and Co., or to W. P. BUS HEY, Broker.

BM order of the Mortgagees.
, 17101 r. SYERS,
On 111oNDAY next, the 28th instant, at Six o'clock in the Even-
ing, at the Feathers Inn; Clayton-square, subject to. such
conditions. of sale as shall, be then and there produced.. •
A LL that Piece or Parcel of 'LAND, with the Three
MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon
erected, situate on the west side of Stafford-street, in Liverpool,
bounded ou the north by Premises belonging to Mr. Samuel
MOrrii, on the south by -Finch-sheet, and on the west by a
cinumon passage of yards wide;i•t?fliaining.in front to Stafford-
street aforesaid 59 teed, and 'at. the beck or west side 54 feet 1
inches,.and running in depth bacKwards on the north antl:south
sides
,severally GO feet (exduSive of an area of 3 feet 4 ins hiss
wide tri the front of Stafford'street,) be the several dimensions
thereof more or less.'
The Tenure is Leasehold for 75 years, from the 3d of July,
1827.
For further partienlars apply to Mr. EVANS, Solicitor, South
Crescent Chambers, Lord-street.

THIS DUI, (Friday,) the 25th instant, at One o'clock 4 at
Molyneux, Taylor, and Co.'s Office, Chapel-street,
1006 Bags SALTPETRE.
Apply to Messrs. WILDSS, PICKIIRSGILL, and Co., Men
chants, or to
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, and Co., Brokers.

Tuts DAY, (Friday,). the 25th instant, at One o'clpck at
Molyneux, and Co.'s Office, ChapelArelp:lo
• €Ol
66 Bags ULCER R T 1 ORNS,
5 Tons RED SANDERS WOOD,
Landing, ex Jane, from Calcutta,
7188 DEER HORNS,
Landing, ex William Rodgers. froth Bumbay.—Apply to Messrs,
JOHN Btatmand Co. Merrhants;-or
MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR, And Co., Brokers.

By MR. SYIII,
fi 04
WitDriD4y,Vr 7th Iliteir %Plat 400 thA arendou .s,. Li moll! :• • ;rail
rIAT 'be‘utiful.MA tits' E LAlosKenre, called
Lot 1. " West Bank,', situate in Liscard'ln the county of
Chester, at the mouth of the li ivyr Mersey, witli*the 'Gardens
and Land occupied. therewith, /comprising an area of zaheut,
3600 square yards, late.thd property and residence of Richard
Addison, Esq., deceased,•and now in• the occupation of John
Coupland, Esq., whose tenancy will expire on the.lst of Octo-
ber next. There is certainly nod, any situation on ,the' river
so attractive as this, and no expense has hien spared to
make the house a convenient and condonable residence. It
contains Dining and Drawing Rooms. each 27. feet long, six
good Bed Rooms, exclusively of Servants' lkdoms, Kitchen,
Scullery, Butler's Pantry. Water Closet, and excellent Dry

Cellars:
2. A FIELD or PARCEL of LAND lying immediately he-
hind the above, and fronting the road from the shore to Now
B righton, :containi nit about 3200 square yards, and being a most
desirable situation for the erection of Villas or Cottages. The
tenure is Freehold
The establishment of New Ferries in the Neighbourhood, and
the unprecedented progress of'New Brighton are so enhancing
this property, that it offers to the purchaser the singular advan-
tages of a summer retreat seldom equalled, combined with an
indemnity against the expense of such indulgence, in the rapidly
improving value of the land. •
For further particulars apply •at the Office of Mr. Jo►ns
NORT jup., Sulicitor,•Exchange Alley, where' a plan may be
seen.

AND GENERA.• COMMERCIAL

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HEARTS RESOLVED, AND. HANDS PREPARED, THE BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD !—SmoLLETT

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1836.

.ST. MARK'S CHURCH.
SINE SERVICE will be resumed on Sunday next, the
A -A' 27th instant ; but the new Organ will not be opened till
some day in the ensuing mouth, of which due notice will he given.
, S'ovember 22d. 18.3 G.

CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.
rTIHE,.MEMBERS of the EV EirroN and KIRKDALE
2- - GONSERVATIVE WARD ASSOCIATION will
DINE together on TUESDAY, the 29th instant, at Mrs.
STRETCH'S, Liver Inn, Kirkdale.
Tickets to be hail on application to Mrs. STRETCH, Kirkdale,
or to IitCHD. DAWSON, Esq.. Eschange•allev.
MILES BARTON, Chairman.

CHAPEAU FRANCAIS.
SOLD ONLY BY JAMES REAY, IS. BOLD-STREET.
1111 HE properties of this aAT ate 1114htness, shortness of nap,
briteiviey of etiTuiA', which' cannot he affw:ted by sea
air, an.l'in durtbilitv equal to two of the best Beaver Hats, alit
allnwt d,froin its beauty and texture to be superior to any Ha.
vet insented; Price for Cash 20s.
Liverpool. Nor. eh, 1L 6.

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LAST \VEVA( OF I'HF...EXH trwrioN. .
TN consequence of theDistrihittiOnOf the PICTURES taking
y
play,. on WEyNtsiliipe7a, the' 30th instant, thu EXHI-
BITION will continue 0 E N until TuEsnAy, the 29th, when
it will FINALLY'cLOS'. rl,for the,Season.
Open DAILY, from T- n till Dusk; also, every EVENING,
brilliantly illuminated by t iS, front Seven till len, at the Ex-
hibition itootos, POStolik.:piaee. •
AdmisCod, One Shilling; Catalogues, QneShilling.. .
Sa:110.. EmANGToN;.Secretary to the Academy.
1 AWINGMILDIT SCHOOL of the Academy is now open,

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OF i' t' HI I•IP
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that they may pr re. : 'hole, or any part of an OUTFIT,
from the coarsest to the fine quality of Goods known, including
Cabin FurnitOre, at their B sch Mouse. . .
Nos. 4 AND 5, ST. DEoaci.s' qugspoT„Appyn, LIVER POOL,
At the same W,HOLESAL . SH IV PrN a. Prices as at their
Warehouse I.ON-DON.'`
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Daily comnitinicatian between LoncliN and Liverpool for
Ship-sailing information V.-J. .. , . .
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INTERESTINti CASE Ok )vritEss.
n_lr HE FRIENDS of a WPDOW 1131" aie anxious to
make' her diltieSsini2: situation know to the. Christian and
benevolitnt PUblic. Her late husband, who was a Gentleman of
highly-respectable connexions, tiavi tig- about two years ago lost
his health; under very painful arcitinstaures, was obliged to
give up his business in this town, from which time he lingered
on in a hopeless decline until August last, when it pleased the
Lord to take him to himself. He has left a Widow and four
young children, who are entirely dependant on the kindness of
friends for'support:' The object of this appeal (so painful to the
feelings of the individual most interested) is to obtain the means
of supporting and educating her family in such a manner as to
enable them to procure an_ honourable subsistence.
Donations will biy'reciiied by the following Gentlemen, who
may be referred to for the faets Of the case: Rev. J(INATHAN
BRoOKS,-lIPV R. P. BUDDICOM, Rev. HUGH NPNEILE, Mr. T.
W. WAINWRIGHT, and Mr. G. LANGTRY.

iltgal Xotire.

TO CLAIMANTS under the last WILLO/JOHN IIODSON,
late of. Lydiate„ in,the county of Lancaster, Mr:ster Mariner,
but afterwards of l'embertun, in the said county, (who died in
the year .18104 •
II EREAS the said Testator, by his said will, dated the
30th January, 18u5, devised and bequeathed all his teal
estate, and the residue of his personal estate,. to trustees, upon
trust, after the death of his wife, (who died on the 4th Of No-
vember instant,) to sell and convert the whole thereof into
money, and to divide the same into eight equal shares, one
whereof he bequeathed equally amongst all the children of his
late brother William who should be then living, and the issue
of such of them as should be then dead ; such issue. to take the
share its parent, if living, would have been entitled to under the
said-will, and to be equally divided amongst such issue, if more
than one, and if there shall be but one child, and no issue then
living of any other, or only the issue of one child then living,
then to such only child, or only issue,As they-respectively should
attain the age of 22 years, or be married, and the produce
thereof in the meantime to go towards his, her, or their main-
tenance; in proportion to their shares, but in such manner as
his executors and trustees should think proper; and the said
testator did thereby empower his said trustees to apply all or any
part ofthe o
wshaarrdesotfhseur maintenanceel: il child,
oil!)
such
ch
principal
child,
moneys
children, or issue, or for their advancement in the world in such
manner as they should think proper, although such child or issue
should he under age and unmarried; and in case any of the.
children 'of his brother William being a son, or sons, should die
without lawful issue before he had attained 22 years; or being a
daughter, or daughters, should die before that age, and pnniar;
ried, then the share or shares (OS well original as accruing) of
him, her, or them so dying, should go to the survivor or survivors
of such children, and should he paid to him, her, tie them; 'if
mote than one, share and share alike as therinbefore mentioned,
touching his, her, or their original share.
As to one other eighth share, the • testator gave one moiety
thereof unto his niece, Mary Tatterson, daughter of his late
sister, Mary Tatterson, her executors, mind ni.itrators or assigns ;
and as to the other moiety, the testator bequeathed the same, and
the interest thereof, unto, and equally, amongst the children of
his late nephew, John Tatterson, '(sott of his late sister Mary,)
who should be then living, and the issue of such of them as might
he then dead, such issue to take the share its parent would, if
living, have taken, and to be equally divided amongst such kith.,
if more than one, and, if but one child; and no issue then living.
of any other, or only the issue of one child'ttien living, theti to
such only child, or only issue, with such power of advancement
and benefit of survivorship, and in 'Aunties thereinhefore ex-
pressed, touching the eighth part or share thereinbefore given
to testator's brother William's children.
And as to one other such eighth share, the testator bequeathed
the same, and the interest thereof, equally amongst the children
of his late sister Betty Holme; otherwise Selby, as should be
then living, and theissue of such of them as should be then dead,
such issue to take the share its parent would, 'if living, have
taken, and to be equally' divided amongst'such issue, if more
than one, and, if but one child, and no issue then living of any
other, or only the issue of one child then living, then to slch
only child, of to such only- issue, with such power of advance:
ment and benefit of survivorship, and in manner thereinbefore
aforesaid, touching the eighth part or share thereinbefore given
to testator's brother William's children. ..
And as to one other eighth share, the testator bequeathed the
same to his sister Nancy Occleston, her executors, adininistra-
tors, and assigns, forever, in case she should be then unmar-
ried ; but, if married, the ,testator directed that .his trusteeS
should pay the interest thereof unto his sister Nancy Occleston,
during her life;•or,permit her to. receive the same for her sepa-
tate use, as therein mentioned •, and after the decease of his
sister Nancy, or in case she should be then dead, then the
'testator bequeathed sushi eighth share, and the interest thereof,
equally:amongst the children of his said sister Nancy who
should be then living, and the issue of such of them as might
he then 'dead, -such issue to take the share its parent, if
living, would have taken, and to be divided equally ainengst
such issue, if more than one, and, it' but one child, and uo issue
then living of any' other,- or only the issue of one child then liv-
iag, then to suchsisnly child or-only issue, with such power of
acivamenrentsaint benefit of survivorship, and its manner there-
itibefore exlktlised-concerning- the e!glith share thereinbefore
given to the children or issue of testatods late brother William.
.And as ire tine such eighth-sherttelhaAvatatssr bequeathed the
,sa,me and stisilitterestsand produce Thereoilt....elqivuianlgls: awion:lndgsititi:.ee
cait4sSeetihis 'Fate sister, Ellen Wilson; who should IN then
liiirWlitiallieitisue of such :of.: them as should be then dead,
i • ken,elllsainlbtoltk:";etqlluealsthyadre'iViitlsedilarlt, amongst such.. issue, if
of more
at'
is an'atikigaiel.if but one child,- and no issue-then living
u her, gr only time issue of-one-child then living, then to such
do iffehii& Or to such only issue; with such power of advance-
!t ent and benefit of-survivorship, and in manner thereitibefore
.4
Ven:tir the children of his late brother William.
And as to one other eighth -part. or •share, the testator be-
`queathed two fourth parts thereof to his nephew, Robert Hod-
son, son of his (testator's) brother, Robert Hodson, to be paid
to him when he attained the:age of '2l years, and the interest
and produce thereof, and also the principal moneys or so touch
thereof us his trustees should think proper, might before his said
nephew Robert attAinede`stb years be, paid or , applied for the
islii,oteihtetetirotileahharricse.tieedieupc.a. tuioinie,nor advancement of his said nephew
as to one other such fourtthitTtattarti,. ttdeautgeshttaet
to bequeathed
es saidthe
itobert, in such manner as his trustees should think.proper ; and
roftesr
tezttu)tuhgerfoeuxretchutpaorrst,
tandentleinstiastrurvhoersti,ooeratahsesdiotnhse;ssainotel
batosillhis ueice Betty, daughter of testator's said sister, Betty
-Holme, otherwise Spiby, her :executors, administrators, or
assigns. -
'lc,
lei Atli.,
u,nredsa,
taahscietntoittohi sties:
srasatititolteht
s'ti,o). tahe
his
n,ri
..
as. ei
st
s,gtiewhTitihst,‘lpfa)itrrgtaroort
ever, sjihenautec.nat
Jennings,
case
the
sseh
heteesrshte,at
should
be then unmarried, but if .then married, the testator directed
that. his trustees should pay the interest thereof unto her during
life, or permit her to reeleve. the same for her sole and separate
'time, as-the-rein tnentionede':ands after the decease of testator's
sister Margaret,.oe its ease ,she should. be then dead, then the
testator bequeathed such eighth part or share, and the interest
and prodtiee the-teof,i'equally amongst .the:children of his said
sister Margaretruhrsehould he then.living, and the issue or such
of them as should be then dead, such issue to take the part or
share its parent, if living, wouldhave taken, and to be divided
equally amongst such issms, if more than one, and if but one
child, and no issue then living- of any other, or only the issue of
one child then living; then to such only child or only issue, with
such power of advancement and benefit of survivorship, and in
manner thereinbefore expressed concerning the eighth share
thereinbefore given to the children ur issue of testator's late
brother William ' :- . . •
„
And as to the remsininir eighth part or share the testator
bequeathed the same to his brother, Lawrence Hodson, his
executors, administrators, and assigns, in case he should IT
then living, but if dead, then the testator bequeathed such eigtin,
share, and the interest and produce thereof equally en,°""s'
the children of his brothel. Lawrence, who should he then living.
d to
to take the share its parent, if living, would have takett, and
if
and tlie...iiistle of such. of them as should be then dead, such issue
he squally divided amongst. such issue, it' more than
o(mii•meo'nly the
hat one child. and Do issue then hying of any
issue of one child then living, then to surh
iiof sit rvivoi-
Issue, with Such .poWer.of advancemeut and belie
. a the
ship, and in manner thereinbet.ore expressed .concerning,
s's,-"ll;•e_ctritild or only
`eighth Share thereinbefore given to or issue of tes-
tator's late brother William. -
NOTICE IS HEREBY cIVPIN.
That all persone Who claim to be entitled toany Interest tinder
the said 'Trusts of the abovementioned Will,. are i eqessrse
forthwith to forward the same to the Office 1,1 licatty GAsKELL,
in Wigan, therein stating their respective names, additions,
ages', and places of .residence and what proportion of Trust
Funds each Claimant '
contends he or she is entitled to, and
•
. , GASKELL, Solicitor.
how,:and in *what character it is claimed. ,