The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-10 00:00:00

LARGE AND VALUABLE ESTATES IN

SHROPSHIRE.

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On MON IjA Y, the 27th June next, at the Talbot Hotel, Shrews-
bury, (each Estate in a Lot' by itself or subdivided into.
smaller Lets as may be agreed upon at the time of S'ale.)
rIIHE ROSS ,HALL Manor and Estate, compiiiitig a
MANSION with extensive Offices, Pla tions, Gardens,
and Pleasure Grounds, a Farm-house aid tidings, and 317 A.
2a. 6p. of Land in a ring fence, with e great and small tithes
thereof, situate on the banks f the River Severn, within five
minutes walk of the Great London and Holyhead road, and
only three miles from Shrewsbury, well timbered and watered,
and possessing extraordinary beauty of situation and, scenery.
THE PULLEY ESTATE, consisting. of two very valuable
and compact Farms, and several Dwelling-houses, Cottages,
and detached ?idces of Land, containing in the whOte 552 a.
Ott. 13e., forming one of the most desirable properties ever
offered for public competition, either fur occupation, investment,
or the erection of a Mansion. It lies on the Shrewsbury,
Lndlow, and Hereford road, within two miles of Shrewsbury,
and has long been proverbial for -richness of soil and good
management, is well watered.anti abetitids in Game, the greater
part of it free from both great and sawn Tithes.
The LYTHWOOD ESTATE, comprising two substantial
Farm-houses, with Farm buildings to each, and 416 A. 3x. 37P.
of Land in a ring fence, and free from both great and"small
tithes. It lies within three miles of Shtewslany, has several
extensive Covets abounding in Game, gird commands soma of
the finest scenery in the country. This; Estate affords to-the
sportsman a most eligible site for theretectidri of a Shooting
Box, and forms a most desirable irtirestmeht.

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The B ETC II COTT ESTATE, consisting of the entire Town-
ship of Bet elieott, remarkably compact,and containing 626 A. Ox.
sp. ; it is divided intb-three productive and improving Farms.
The soil' is of the first quality and well watered; aridly:adapted
as well for the Turnip and Barley husbandry as for permanent'
grass, presenting an opportunity of rare oecurronee fora 'taro
investment to pay good interest: It is ffee ,from • all 'tittles
whatsoever, which are covered by a modus of 6s: Bd. for the
whole Township, and the Manorial rights of the Townshie
go with it.
The LONDON APPRENTICE PIALIC-HOUSE? in
Shrewsbury, and a Cottage with five acres of -Land in the
village of Smetheott, will also De offered for publie stile at the
same time. ' '

Further particulars may be.had, and Mai of the different
Estates seen, by applitation to Mr. How, Solicitor, Shrews-
bury, who will fartush to parties requiring. them printed. Baal-
culars with Plans attached, and Will appoibt. a• person totshow
the different Estates, and who is authorized to nevociate the
sale of the Ross Hall Estate by private treaty;. Plans ,and par-i
ticulars may also be had of Mr. BUTT, 97, Great links°il-street
London.

MR. WALKER begs to announce at he has PN'S4, p
by PRIVATE CONTRACT, at t hureli-street 11400113. as
extensive variety of Brussels, Kid rrninster, 'and Stair
PETING, HEARTH RUGS, DRUGGETS, MATTING., tic.

. ,
WALKIIu, „,—.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the lOth instant, at El• e'cloek pre=
cisely, at the Church-st bet
,R, 'tug,
r HE genuine STOCK-IN-TRAI of, and •
IWOOLLEN DRAPER, coneis of 4-4 411(1.7.8
Linens, Sheetings, Damask and other 'able -Clotibs,'Napkins,
Wine Doilies, Table Covers, &e. &c. WoollenClothit and Cast=
simeres of every shade and cokair; V.eStings,&c.
The whole may be viewed oh the 'gaping of Sale, wttett
takgues may be-had:

11,1 R. WALKER begs to announdittihe has ON SALE,
~LVJL by PRiYATE TREATY, at his oms, 31, Cb_nrch,•Streeti
an excellent BILLIARD TABLE, which may be viewed or/
applying at the Icooms.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE WINES.
•By Mr. Wikl.4l(Elt, • .
FREE FROM DvTr,—TH IS DA Yc(Tuesday tfie 10th instant, at
Two o'clock precisely, at.trie.ltoo , Church-street,
A VERY superior CV.L.LPiR o INES, consisting of
33.5 D,,zen riime 0 ORT;
150 Dozen SII,ERB. ' •
100 Dozen White CAPE/
18 Dozy.il-CLA HET, -
60 Doze'n'VIDONIA;
11 Dozen CHAMPAGNE.
Samples may be inspected at the time ut• sale.

TEAS:
GOOD FAMILY TEA, 4s. per Ib4 O&M BUtekFes,
2s. 6d.; Fine Strong Congou, ss, B blank Tea itt-;
ported, Gs.; Gond Green Tea, 41. Bd.; Fi 1-iysoliklud; ss;
Fine Ilyson, Gs.
Apply to DOUBLEDAY and , Importers st nd Dealers
in Tea and Coffee, Golden Canister old4triet. Merchants,
Dealers, and large Consumers will find &Mott decided advan-i
tage in favouring this Establishment with their orders.

GERDES'S ORIGINAL and HIGHLY-ESTEEMED
SALAD DRESSING, is recortiatended to Housekeep-
ers, Proprietors of Hotels; Tracede*, 4-c. as in elegantietono-
lea), and salutary Preparation, fur Nis idstantafteotts Dressing
of Salads, Lobsters, 6(7'44, Cold Meats, . c.
Warranted to keep unimpaired in an ctintate: • .
PREPAREb 0 tit
JOHN GERDES & CO. (late Ow and Verdes,) 0, Canttql.;
STREET, LIVER 00L.
The very flattering encomium passed upon this article sigee
its introduction in 1833, together with the very general and in-
creasing demand, have Caused a' Variety Of imttatintts .to' bet
brought forward. To prevent disappointment, •the•Pdhlie will
please to ask for GERDES'S SALAD DRESSING, tindnb.
serve that each label is signed Jotth Gattult,4,"*lthour".kh
none is genuine.
Sold Wholesale by the Proprietors, JoliteGEßDEs. AND Ca.;
9, Church-street;
Druggists, Fenwick-street ; Cu* RLEE'MA Wilooli;Tateilt Me-
Messrs. EVAPig, Suit, 'At Co.i Wholesale
dicine Warehouse,
South jobn,slreet; and retail brtnoit re-
'
' spectable Druggists, °facets, and Oilmen. -
Export orders executed ors advantageous-tertsts.--

• the Old Haymarket;
rrehestet-street, Dale-
R•LAMB,
.BEl4'.
the Most
street, Liverpool, .
pleasing cop-
had upwards of thirty ye ssuccessful prac-
ticeC HosnmeldsTo,orl7f.
it will be favourabl receivedl tut only the- must
i.' jacvtienalthlactases of Worms, how ers (with the
evffieacinus, but the mildest meditine,-for Worths, in the King-,
dom. It does not contain the least particle of torpentihei and
mhy be taken by the most delicate constitution with equal tafety
whether they have Worms or not: . . . 7

EXTRAORDINARY •CURES:
!March 25th, 1836.—A sbni aged twelve years, of Mr: Robert
Dickinson, slater, of Bevington-bnsh, -Coap's-buildings, Scot-
land-road, passed a worm five yards long. liii'symptotns were,
head-ache, giddiness, pains and griping,. -in the boviels, pains
add weakness of the legs, particularly about the knees, bad often
cold shivers and hectic heats after eating, and *as •Onerp.lly
thirsty.
April 20th, 1836.—Elizuheth Frances, aged elevei dears;
daughter of Mr. John Carter, Of Ilardrnan-street, Windsor,
Liverpool, passed a worm 9 feet long. Her ssmptom9
giddiness, headaches. :fins in the stomach, side, ittd legs, had #
symptom of something rising in the throat,;ivas dull, heavy; and
sleepy, and daily getting worse:
The Worlds may be seen at Mr. Lamb's Shop.