The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-12 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

For account of whom it may conc n.
On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Tw ye o'clock, at the
Public Sale-room, Exchan e ildings,
200 Bales of Orleans 1 TON,
Principally of good quality;. in bond.—Apply to
LEA and WADDINGTON, Brokers.

Ai TER. FIIIDAY Dl/211'11.

Oa WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at TwlNe' 'clock, at Bate-
son and Horsfall's Office, Lower C. le-street,
50 Chests SHELL LA ,
Now landing ex Intrinsic, from Calcutta.—Apply to Mr.
GA.H DNER BOGGS, Merchant, or to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at One o'clock, at Buchanan
andßrowne's Office, o.dhall-str t,
46 Bales Fine Bengal RAW ' LK,
Comprising Cossimbutar, aut, 8:;c:
Also, 20 Cases of SILK. PIECE G US, c""s'stng of
10 Cases CosAimhuzat CH 'PAHS,
& Do. Serampore
4 Do. Cossunbozar CORA HS,
Ex Crown and Royal Saxon, from Calciata..—Ap,ply IQ
-7-----7-------
13UCHANAN and BROW E, Brokers.
On TnunsnAy, the 21st instant, at One o' ock,.at Buchanananirßrown's Office_, Oldha street,
66 Chests SHELL LAC
Brokers:
1l BUlBesdicite I 3
H ANeuA'gast
,Satn‘4l,.
BlR.oo\.iivitNll.;

, .
.
CONSTANTIN ON SALE, FOR ..-PORTATION,
Best R;vei and Canal ALS, ,
BUILDING BRICKS, PI LE" BI ICIiS,
Sla'cked and Tetnlier LIM E, C E. LENT, SOAP, &c.
THOMAS AND ERTON, 7, IYrury-lane.

. ON SALE,
ANCHORS, of all sizes,
Ground 'Red SANDARS OD,
Ne‘icastleVeuetian RED; NV HITE LE , LAMP BLACK:,
in all sized Packages, Dl' in BUlk,
PAINTS
Of every description for Ships Stores.and Eportation:
Apply to 'l. C. GIBSON and Co., 21, g,yle-street.

St. Peterslitirgh Yellow Candle .T LOW,
Ditto Clean HEMP,
Ditto Oashot DITT
Archangel MA' ',
Kurotchkeens (Archangel) BA IRON, in Bond,
suitable for the American markets.
Apply to JOHN BUTCHER and SON, Merchants,
13, Water-street,
Who are in want of a. expectable Youth as au AITHENTICE,

FOX 'IS XPOR,TAT lON AND HOME USE.—
PAINT OILS, LAMP D
OIL PAINTS, of every d cription,
DRY COLOURS, ditt ditto,
VARNISHES,' ditt ditto,
Apply to J. and J. TAYLOR and Co. Manufacturers
Office, No. 9, Seddon-street.
, Ships supplied with PAINTS, UI LS, &c. with despatch, and
on the lowest terms.

BALSAM OF SPERMACETI.
ABTH MA, Shortness ot. Breai b, We,:zing Coughs, Colds.
soreness, 't;gh ',less, and oppression of the Chest;, and
most affeetions of the Chest apd Lungs, relieved in ten in:notes,
by taking one dose of WOODI-lOUSE'S BALSAM OF,
SPERMACETI OR PECTORAL COG DIIOPS. Per:
sons doubting the efficacy a this Medicin , may take a dose in
the Proprietoi's Shop' before they put ase. The PAmie or
earnestly recommends a trial of these ops to persous'afllicted
with time above4soraplaints, but henot introduce them as
being an in railible cure (as many d but is warranted in assert-
ing their efticaci front the emensiv relief afforded in numerous
cases'of the above description. Constitutional Cou6hs of thi'eet
foil', and more years s4inding, have been cured in the course
of a week 'by the use of these Drops. In the Hooping and
Chin Coughs 'it will be fotind equally valuable, the virtuesoi
Spermaceti having been known for centuries back, it will b
needless to make a comment.upon a Balsam obtained front so
valuable an'a.ticle. Two tea spoonfuls of the Balsam is equal
to one ounce of Sperenaceti—it will at all times relieve the most
violent Consumptive Cough. In Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d..
and 10s. 6d. each.
ESSENCE OF CAMOMILE AND GINGER.

This preparation is a Compound of two of the artist valuable
medicines in tlfd'vegetable kingdom. It combines the stomachic
properties of the Ginge'r with the aromatic and bitter.qualities
of the Camomile
.Flowets.• "The proprietor earnestly recnin•
Wends thisessence to all thOie'suffering as hoi•eafter mentioned:
all he aski- is a fair trial, for he can assert, with the greatest
confidence, that he never knew of its failure in any of the'thiSes
it is recommended for, excepting where it has been neglected to
be properly persevered in, for indigestion, sensation of fulness.
pain and oppression after meals, loss of appetite, whether
arising froM exec s or want of tone and energy of the digestive
organs ; also Ibr 'rheumatism, gout, spasms, cramps, hysterics.
flatulence, in imModerate perspiration, nervous, hynochoud risen
and bilious' affeetiOns, heartburn languor, genet at
a delicate state of health, whether the result of long il.ness,
constitutional weakness; it is certain in affording instout relie.
in the most violent sick headache. Forty drops of this Essenc,
is equal to half a pint of Camomile tea.
TheSe Ptepatationgare prepared only by. Drcili us Woo:,
['oust'.:Operative Chemist Extraordinary to His Al .tjesty,'lB
King William-gtreet, NeW Ltindon Bridge, and sold by lIsH.
wholcE,ale and 'retail ; EVA rg,'Sots'and Co., 15, 17enwick-si reei ;
C. MAW, South...l!ditt-stieet, near the. Nov Custritil
house; G. Whir Low, Druggist, Alimnf-pliasant ; Boss an
ChrOnicle-Otlice, Liverpool; and to' be had 4.
all medicine venders :It town and country. Country venders
may be :Supplied through their town agents. Sold in bottles at
2s. 9d., 4s, (id., 10s, qd.? and 21s. each.
*A.* Sole proni•latOr of the ./Ef hereaVEssence or Ginger..
N.8.-13E SURE TO ASK FOR .WOODHUI,ISE'S.:

GROCERS AND DRUGGIST'S STOCK, LIVE.,
R003.5,' WI 1.1411180 -SQUAB
1.3 i. DAVID JONES,
To-govnow,•(Wedrie.sday,) the 13th, and Tt
instant, at Eleven o'clock eac d.iy,
E STOOK-ITT-TRADE of a GI Eft arid DRUG-
GIST, consisting of every Article t the Trade; genteel
and modern Household Furniture, Mahogany Office Decks,
Shop Fixtures, and numerous other Articles, which may be
viewed on the Morning of sale,.and Catalogues had.

RSDAY, the 14th

STOURBIUDGE FIR BitlCt•
111ERCHAN7'S, EXPORTERS, AA 0 , ,
By Mr. SYERS,
On IDAY next, the 151 h instant, at ' i o'elock-preeisNY,
on the Store Ground, the .south-We end of the ,Prince's
kJ'N% A 'TM or I wenty Thousand Stourbrnlgn F
.B
BRICKS of the first quality, in Lots to suit Purchasers.
Furi her particulars may be had en apillivation to Mr. s YEtts,
Houghton-street, Clayton-square.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF 'CP WARDS OF LW' HEAD
OF- LIVE STOCK,
Willaston Hall Farm,yard. .near Neston, en t Hundred ef
(VirrUl and Col;.nty of C/tester. • . .
MESSRS. CIIURTON and SONS beg espectfully to in-
IVA tiinate, that they have received po ye orders from the
Exectiters to SELL. by AUCTION on .N 'DNESDA.Y, the 20th;
Tuu,atsbsy, the 21st, and Falnsy, the 2d instant, at Eleven
&chick preeiSely each thy, the entire superior .0f.21
.Holdelues.s and Cross-bred Calving HEIFERS and COWS;
'W-pronliSing Shiiit=h rui>d Sticks, 6 Fat Cows and Bullocks;
3-year ol,,;
,sbort-hotned 8441. Flock of 78 Cheviot Store Ewes;
Lambs anti 'Wet tiers, new Leiccitrshn'e Rain, 2 Teams of able
Wagg.in several useful flak-bred and Hack FlorScs'
promising Ilatf-bced and Cart Colts, a large quantity of well;
get Flay and. Clover On the Talleuts, 14 Stacks of prime Hay„
Cl9Yer, Wheat, Ws, and' Barley,. Crops of Swede ,and other
.Turnips, 5' capital hroA-Wheeled Carts, 14 ,Sets of excellent
Horse Gea s, together with , the ntimerous substantial Imple-
,tnents of 11 ushaadry, 2 itan,iseilieStauhope,Gigs„ Harness, and
other Effects, late the Property of Samuel Bennett, Esq.;
deceased.

()apart SALE.--First Day. Th:.; whole of the Horned
Stock, Tit roips, and part of the hay and Clover.—Second Day.
The Sheep Horses, Colts, Gigs, and large Implements.—Third
Dayy The whole of the Stacks and reinainin‘glmplements.
N.B —Descriptive Catalogues may be had at the Inns in
\Vnlaston, Neston,. Parligate, Sutton, Thotnton, Brombro',
and Bebbington ; at each of the Ferries; at
.the Office of Mr.
JuUN Cnte.vNti, Solicitor, Lord-street, Liverpool; or from the
.Auctioneers, Whitchurch,"Salop, and Chester.

On FRIDAY, the 22d instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at
• the Union Hotel, Clayton-square, - iitions
• of sale as shall then be produced,
.C 1 A LL that MESSCIAGE or DV l, situ-
ate and being on. the west side npool,
in the occupation of. John llov, as
Also, ali. that MESSUAGE 0, lUSE,
situate and being on the north sid, Tet, in
.Liverpool, in the occupation of Mrs. tereof.
. The above Premises are Freehold
For Fur;her particulars apply to ] ,w and
SON, Solicitors, Temple-coort, North John-street.

On theyeltnliDnAgY:at
the2G2d of n
Golden
ri
e instant,nJaLiuoanrylp ila Six e
tilers
nthe
pre-
viously disposed of by Plivate l'reaty, of whi due notice
will he given,
v-1.1.. that well-establishedPU BUR:410 E,orTAVEHN
AL .siluatesou the north side of Greenla -street, and corner.
of Jamaica-street, being in front to GE and-street 16 feet, or
•thereabouts, and in depth al feet, or eleabouts,' in the pos-
session of Mrs. Tills.
This Lot-is held 'under the Corporation of Liverpool for two
lives and twenty-one veers.
Also, a Piece of LAND; situate on the south side-of Addison-
street, contlining in front thereto 5 yards 1 foot '6 inches, and
running in depth backivards It) yards, with the Two NIES.
SUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES thereon erected.

nis Lot will be Sold fur the residue ()fa Term of 1000_years,
which commenced the 23d of November, 1812. _

For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. BR A B-
NEI? and ATK INSON, Solicitors, Fenwick-buildings, Feuwick,
artyk.

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS FOR

MANUFACTURING
.CHEM ISTS,.SM 1i,17.TE RS, .8:e,
On TH.Oiii DA Y, the 2sth d;iy Of 'January insta at, at t hree o'clock
in the apernoon, at the Fleece Inn, St. Helens, in he County
of Lancaeter, the following Lots of Land, bpi, ging to the
St. Helen's arid Runcorn Gap IlailwaV Com y, viz :
kviELD, or inCioseofLAinNeyl:diLi silae n h
. tdneus,,adjooinittige
Lot LA. a House culled the v
west side of the St. Helen's and Runcorn C.ip Railway, bound-
ed on the north and wes't, by a lane called, '.rickhouse-lane, lead-
ing, to Runcorn Ferry, an,l on toe Sio )yland belonging, to
Mr. Knowles, and containing 2A, 111. statute measure.
2- A FIELD,'in Widnes, called the Great, Hey, separated
form Lot l by the Railw.tv, bounded on the north by Briek-
houSe-lane, out ttie 'south i Land belonging to 111 r. Know!es,
on the east by Land bebot;4ing tt, thwriustees of the late Henry
Row-on, ' Esq., and ;n1 the west by the Railway, and containing
9A. la. 39p. statute measure. _

3. 'A FIELD, in Wiln.eo, 'pilled the Little Brudlew. situate
On the east side of the' Railway, bounded on the north by Land
belonging to Mr.'Johnson, and on the east and south, by. Brick-
honSe-lane,and containing 3A. 311. 30je. statute measure.
4. A FIELD, in Widnes„,(formerly two Fieldso situate on
thelWeSt side olthella,ilway, boundell on the north by Land
beidtigirpg to the Trustees of the late Matthew Greofm, Esq.,
on the northwest by Land belouginvoSir Henry Bold Hogli-
ton, on the south by Land belonging to the Trustees of the late
Mr. William Ashton, and on the west bya lane leading to Run-
corn Ferry, called LugSliales-lane, and containing 3a.3u. 23P.
statute 'measure. ,

5. AFIELD, in Widnes, situate on the east side of the, Rail-
way, bo.uncled, on the northeast by a lane called Page-lane.
which sepa'rates the said Fie:4l/.oin the estate of David Bellhouse,
Esq., and on the south py Land be:onging to Mr. Johnson, and
containing 3A. lit. 201 e. statute measure.
6. A FIELD'. or piece of LAND,in Widnes, situate on the
eaSt's'ide'Of the Railway, at the' Widnes Incline Plane,,ho,unded
on the north and east by Land belonging to J. S. LeighvEsq
and on the'south bY other I,atul' belonging to the. Railway
company„and containing le. Utt. By. statute measure.
7. A Piece of LAN D, iu Sittton, with five COTTAGES
t hereon,
,sittiate on the east ,side of the Branch connecting the
St. Helen's and It tincorn Gap Lailway with the Liverpol and
Manchester Railway, bounged on the north by Laud betonging
to Nlii,Marsh, and on the east by Land belonging to Sir Hen-
ry Bold Ileglitun, and containing Sit. aSle. statute measure.
8. FIELD, in Sulton;abhtting on t h,e Railway, at the point
near the Conper'WOrks where the Railway branches off to St.
Helen's and the Broad. Oak Colliery, bounded on the northwest
by a Field belonging to the representatives of the late Mr. Bar-
ker, on the west by e. field belonging, to Miss Marsh, and on the
northeast by the hallway, and containing 3a. 32i . statute mea-
sure.

9. A FIELD, in Sutton, near the Copper Works, on the
Broad Oak Branch of the Rail Way, bounded on the north and
east by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, on the west, by the
Railway, and on the south by a public highway leading towards
Peaslev Cross, and containin(r.2a. 3-iy. statute measure. .
10. Another FIELD, in Sutton, situate on the east side of
the Broad Oak Branch of the Railway, hotindnd on the north-
eas by land belonging to Mrs. Pemberton, and on the southeast
by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and containing 2a. 2.2 P.
statute measure. .
11. A Picce of LAND, in Sutton, situate on th-e southside Of
the Railway. and adjoining the public road,- opposite the , en-
trance to,Sutton Lodge, and cOntainiug 711, statute measure,
12. A Piece or LAND, adjoining the St. Helen's Bridge, in
township of Parr, bounded on the south by the public road
le,,ding from St. Helen's to Ashton. on the northwept by au,oc7
cupation road, and on the east by the Railway, and containing
It 4e. statute, measure. . •
13. Another Piece of LAND, adjoining the. St. Helen's
Bridge, bounded mithe south by the public road leading from
St Helen's to Ashton, on the northeast by Land belonging to
Mr. James Leigh, and on the west by the Railway, and con-
taining IA, On. se. statute measure.
14. A Piece of LAND; in Sutton, on the west side of the
Railway, adjoining Sutton Brook, containing 231-e. statutemea.
sure.

. .
The six first Lots are Cop,yhold of Inheritance, and the whole
of the others are Freehold.
• Lot 7 will be sold in one, or, divided inth several lots, as may
be found.most desirable at the time of Sale.
Lot 9 and 10 will he sold in one or two Lots, as may be
thought best at the Sale, and a right of road horn the publiC,
Highway will be reserved along the Rail Way, to form a coin-
inunication with Lot 10.

The Soil of the whole of the Land in Widnes, is, of excellent
quality, and several of the Lots are admirably adapted fur the
erection of Villas.
Widnes is within abOut.half a mile of Rn,icorn, and about
four milei from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, passer),
ger trains on which are daily met by trains to and from Run-
corn, on the St:Helen's and Runcorn Gap Linea
The St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway, communicates
Stith the Liverpool and Manchester Railway. but it kprincipally
used for transit of Coals from the great coal-field,. at St Helen's,
to a dock at its termination, communicating With the River
Nlersey, opposite to Runcorn. whence t7oW are taken by vessels
to Liverpool, Northwich; Dublin, and various other parts of the
country. .
~ •
11 is obvious, therefiire,.that the whole of the above Lots, from
the facility of ‘thie`ir cominUnication, by the Railway, with the
at'St. • Helen'S the River Mersey and the . Livernoo,l
and Manchester Railway, must be adrriiriibfradapled for the
ecfitn of Cheniial Works, and Smeltin, Muses, or any other
places Of mantilacture, in which the cost of fuel is a considera-
t Mu.
. For further„particularsi apply at St. Helen's,
,to PETER
REEN A LI, E-sq,.,'at'Widnes, to THom 'AS:KIDD, Esq. at S:ut.
on, to Mr, Crisis. "l'Arrb:asAt.i, the Agent" of the Railway
Company;" and at Liverpool, to,Ml'. A R.MOOII BANNER., par.,.
riok,ton Chambers, NOrth lohn;itt'eet; or Mr. Witrap'., So-
licitor? Exc,bange-alley North,
,Oldhall-Street,' at whose Offic4
Plan's of the Land ma' be 'seen. '

The whole of -the above Stock.is PerfectirSeaSo' ned, and has
been selected with the greatest judg,neot and skill, from the best
Car,Oes which have come into this Market for a considerable
period: , .
The whOle may be seen the day prior to. the Sale, When Cato.
logns may be obtained on the Premises, and from Messrs.
TnoTrEtt; Whiteehapel.
... . , .. , .

1, subject to such con&
'WEiaLloierNG- OUSE,
e of Pall I, in 'Liver
tenant red.
)r 'LLING-1101
le len Johnson-sue
s. h yon, as tenant th 4
dof nheritance.
Messrs. .T.ts. Munnov