The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-04 00:00:00

LOT 4

42 Oak Trees and 2 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to 12
1 Ash Tree • • • • •••• .... 1
7 Poplar Trees, .... .... •••• 1 to 7
2 Willow do. •• • • .... •• • • 1 to 2
1 Sycamore Tree .. .... 1
Lots 3 and 4 are growing in a Coppice called Crow-wood, and
Lands adjoining.

LoT '..
32 Oak Trees and 4 Cyphers, numbered from 1 to $2
81 Ash do. and 3 do. ' .... Ito r. 7,1
17 Poplar do. and 1 'do. .... Ito 17
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7 Willow do. ....
•••• .... 1 to 7
15 Alder do.
•••• •••• 1 to 15
'l'he foregoing 5 Lots are growing on ail Est9Je called Pen-
keth Hall, in the 'oecupation of Mr. J. Robinson.

LOT 6.
48 Oak Trees and 23 Cyphers, numberetkfrom Ito 49
24 Ash do. "and ,3 do. .... . Ito 24
73 Poplar do. and 4 do. •••• • Ito 73
17 Willow 'do. and 1 do. • • •.• Ito 17
8 ./kider'do. and 1 do. •• • • Ito 8
ThiS Lot is growing on Lands in Sankey, in the occupation
of Mr. P. Dumville. _ _

LOT 7.

77 Oak Trees and 19 Cyphers, numbered from Ito 77
27 A'sb do. and 10 do. •••• Ito 27
8 Popfar do. and 1 do. •••• Ito 8
'•5 'Willow do. .... •••• •••• 1 to 5
• 5 Alder do. •••• •••• .... l to 5
1 Sycamore Tree ..•• .. . 1
This Lot is growing on the Wash Farm, in Sankey, in the
occupation of Mr. Pemberton.
' LOT 8.
13 Oak Trees ` and 1 Cypher, numbered from Ito 13
8 Ash dd. and 3 do. ' •••• 1 to 8
25 Poplar do. 'and 2 do. •••• Ito 25
7 Alder do. ....
.....• -• • • I to 7
51 Oak do. and 12 do. •••• 1 to 51
2 Ash do. •••• •••• .... 1 to 2
8 Alder do •••• •••• •• • • 1 to 8
1 Poplar Tree ~•
•• •••• •••• 1
This Lot is growing on Lands in Sankey, in the occupation
of J. Seed'and S• Parsonage. . •
• LOT 9.
A quantity of Thinnings, consisting of Elm, Sycamore, Lime,
Beech, &c.;321 in number, marked thus- X, growing in Plan-
tations near the Wash Farm.
- The above valuable Timber is scribe;marked, and well wor-
thy the attention of Timber Merchants, Ship Builders, and
others. kis conveniently situated for Land and Water Car-
riage, the whole of the Timber is about one mile and a half from
Warrington ; a great part of it is on the Banks of the Sankey
Navigation, and the remainder near the-Turnpike Road lead-
ing from Warrington to Liverpool.
Mr. J. ROBINSON will show Lots 1, 2,3, 4, and 5, and Mr. P.
DUMVILLE Lots'6, 7,8, and 9; and further particulars may be
had by applying to T. BOWKER, Timber Valuer, Warrington,
Or at the Office of Messrs. HA YES and PEMBERTON, Solicitors,
Prescot.

MOXON'S EFFERVESCENT MAGNESIAN
APERIENT,
Airections, Indigestion, Gout, IlearAurn, Llabitral
Costirene.. Gravel, as a cooling Purgative and Corrective of the
_,slognac4 after excess, 4.e. 4.c.
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The Proprietor has received from man ersons in the highest
ranks of life, testimonials of its good .-ects, many of which
heis.not at liberty to publish ; many I. • dical men of the greatest
celebrity and respectability have a . testified to its excellent
properties, and have, in innu • r .le instances, recommended
their Patients to procure it, as c • very best Family Purgative;
a title which of all others it • serves the most, as it may be
taken with the most perfect sa ety by young and old, as well as
by the most delicate.
'lt is at once agreeable to the palate and grateful to the sto-
mach, uniting the active medicinal properties of the most ap-
proved' saline aperients, with the agreeableness of a glass of
Soda Water. Por Bilious Affeetions and Habitual Costiveness
its cooling aperient properties render it far preferable to the
strong, drastic, and irritating medicines which are commonly
resorted to, and which frequently in delicate and susceptible
persons, lay the foundation of still worse diseases. In obstinate
costive habits, when the more powerful purgatives are obliged
to :be used, the most important advantages will result- if the
Magnesiau Aperient, is taken as a corrective the following
'morning. _

It is the best medicine extant for the prevention of Piles and
Fistula, DISEASES, which ate frequently brOught on by the use
of strong aloetic put ges, and still more frequently by nut attend-
ing to the regular evacuation of the bowels
Prepared only by R. Moxon, Chemist, Hull; Wholesale
Agents, Barclay, and Sons, London; J. and R. Ilainies, Edin-
burgh ; and Retail by all Druggists and Venders of Medicine
throughout the Kingdom.
N.B. Be careful to ask for Akron's Effervescent's Magnesian
Aperient, and to observe that " Moxon and Smith, Chemists,
Hull," is engraved on the Stamp, without which ft cannot be
genuine.