The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-05 00:00:00

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS FOR

MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, SMELTERS,
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On TH URS Day, the 28th day of January instant, at three o'clock
in the afternoon, at the Fleece Inn, At. Helens, in the County
of Lancaster, the following 'Lots of Land, belonging to the
St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap ItailwayConipany, viz :
Lot 1.
AF lEL D, or Close of LAND, in Widnes, adjoining
a House called the Vineyard. and situate on the
west side of the St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway, bound-
ed on the north and west bya.lane called Brickhouse-lane, lead-
ing to Runcorn Ferry, and on the south by land belonging to
Mr. Knowles, and containing 2A. lit. 3.31 r. statute measure.
2. A FIELD,in Widnes, 'called the great Hey, separated
form Lot I by the Railway, laiiiindecrA the north by Brick-
house-lane, on the south by Land bd,niwind. to Mr. Knowles,
on the east by Land belonging to thgTrustees of the late Henry
Rowson, Esq., and on the'west by the Railway, and containing
9A. In. 39r: statute. measure:

3. A FIELD, in Widnes, called the Little Brudley, 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-
house-lane, and containing 3a. 3e. Mr. statute measure.
4. A FIELD, in Widnes, (formerly two Fields,) situate on
the West side of the Railway; boundeil on the north by Land
belonging to the Trustees of the late Matthew Gregson, Esq.,
on the northwest by Land belonging to Sir Henry Bold Hogh-
ton, on the south by Land belonging to the Trustees of the late
Mr. William Ashton, and on the west by a lane leading to Run-
corn Ferry, called Lugsdale's-lane, and containing 3a.3a. 23r.
statute measure.

5. A FIELD, in Widnes, situate on the east side of the Rail-
way, bounded on the northeast by a lane called Page-lane,
which separatesthe said Field front the estate of David Bellhouse,
Esq., and on the south by Land belonging to Mr. Johnson, and
containing 3A. in. 2041.. statute measure.
.6. A FIELD, or piece of LAND, in,Widnes, situate on the
east side of the Railway, at the Widnes Incline,Plane, bounded
on the north and east by Land 'belonging to J. S. Leigh, Esq.,
and on the south by. other Land belonging to the Railway
Company, and containing IA. Ott. Be. statute measure.
7. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, with five COTTAGES
thereon, situate on the east side of the Branch connecting the
St. Helen's.and Runcorn Gap Lailway with the Liverpool and
Manchester-Railway, bounded on the north by Land belonging
to Miss Marsh, and on the east by Land belonging to Sir Hen-
ry Bold Hoghtou, and containing 381 e. statute measure.
8. FIELD, in Sutton, abutting on the Railway, at the point
near the Copper-Works where the Railway nranches 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 a field belonging to Miss Marsh, and oath°
nottheast by the Railway, and containing 3n. 32e. statute mea-
sure.

9. A FIELD, in Sutton, near the Copper Works, on the
Broad Oak Branch of the Railway, 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
Peasley Cross, and containing 2a. 34e. statute measure.
JO. Another FIELD, in Sutton, situate on the east side of
the Broad Oak Branch of the Railway,.boundnd on the north-
east by land belonging to Mrs. Pemberton, and un the southeast
by Land belonging to Mr. JohnsOn, and containing 2k. `221).
statute measure...

H. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, situate on the southside of
the Railway, and adjoining the public road, opposite the en-
trance to Sutton Lodge, and containing 74p. statute measure.
12• A Piece of LAND, adjoining. the St. Helen's Bridge, in
the township of Parr, bounded on the south by the public road
leading from St. Helen's to Ashton. on the northwest by an,oc-
cupation road, and on the east by the Railway, and containing
2p.. 4p. statute measure.

13. Another Piece of LAND, adjoining the St. Helen's
Bridge, bounded on the 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 lA. OR. SP. statute measure.
14. A Piece of LAND, in Sutton, on the west side of the
Railway, adjoining Sutton Brook, containing 25 p. statute mea-
sure.

The six first Lots aro Copyhold of Inheritance, and the whole
of the others are Freehold.

Lot 7 will be sold in one, or divided into several lots, as may
be found most desirable at the time of Sale.

Lot 9 and 10 will be sold in one or two Lots, as may be
thought best at the Sale, and a right, of road from the public
Highway will be reserved along the Railway, to form a com-
munication 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 for the
erection of Villas.

Widnes is within about half a mile of Runcorn, and about
four miles from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, passen-
ger trains on which are daily met by trains to and from Run-
corn, on the St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Lino.
The St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway, communicates
with the Liverpool and Manchester Railway, but it is principally
used for transit of Coals from the great ;AM-field, at St Helen's,
to a dock at its termination, communicating with the River
Mersey, opposite to Runcorn, whence coals are taken by vessels
to Liverpool, Northwich, Dublin, and various other parts of the
country.
It is obvious, therefore, that the whole of the above Lots, from
the facility of their communication, by the Railway, with the
coal-field, at St. Helen's the River Mersey. and the Liverpool
and Manchester Railway, must be admirably adapted for the
et ection of Chemical Works, and Smelting Houses, or any other
places of manufacture, in which the cost of fuel is a. considera-
tion.

For further particulars apply at St. Helen's, to PETER
GREENALL, Esq.; at Widnes, to 'IIIOM AS KIDD, Esq. at Sut-
ton, to Mr. Costs. TATTERSALL, the Agent of the Railway
Company; and at Liverpool, to Mr. H AItMOOD BANNER, Har-
rington Chambers, North John-street, or Mr. WHITLEY, So-
licitor, Exchange-alley North, Oldhall-street, at whose Office
Plans of the Land may be seen.

CHEAP AND TEMPERATE ENJOYMENT.
VI and T. TAYLOR beg to submit to the Public abd their
• Friends (who tit this festive season of the raffare enjoy-
ing each other's society) their BRITISH WIN ; reasonable
in price, exquisite in quality, and beneficial to e constitution;
being manufactured from the best fruit the can be obtained.
.They beg to call-particular attention to r.highly -celebrated
GINGER WINE, which can be confi ntly •recommended,
more especially to those afflicted wit asms, flatulency, &c.,
as producing immediate relief..
The following British Wines, de ered within six miles, at
IBs. per Dozen :
Superior .Ginger,
Orange,
Red Currant,
White Ditto,
Black Ditto,
Rich Malaga,
OLD ESTABLISHE
No. 17, Holbc

Raisin, Grape,
Elder, Calcavella,
Dry Sun, Frontignac,
Raspberry, Lunelle,
Gooseberry, Mountain,
Sherry,
1) GINGER
(Opposit4

Parsnip,
M usca,
Tent,
Cowslip,
Lisbon.

WINE WAR
Furnivars

,EHOUSE,
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WHEALS HARMONY 'AND MONTAGUE CONSOLI-
DATED COPPER AND TIN MINING COMPANY,
It EDRUT H.
Capital, £50,000, in 5,000 Shares of £lO each.
Deposit, £2 per Share.
Di a IiCTO R S.
WILLIAM WALKER, Esq.
DAVID INNER NOAH, Eeq.
RICHARD JONES, Esq.
BANKERS. n
Messrs. GLYN, HALIFAX, MILLS, and Clit, London; the BANK
OF LIVERPOOL, Liveritol.
WHEALS HARMONY and WHEALS MONTAGUE
adjoin each other, and are situate in the rich Mineral
District of Iledruth, in the county pf Cornwall.
It would be superfluous to enter into lengthened details of the
heal advantages and great value of t l ese Mines; the notoriety
of their having already realised upwai sof .4214(X/0 in Copper
'ip
and Tin Ores,.of their immediately adj ining the rich 4 GREAT
Toecus" and ." SOUTH Toe Gus" Mines; of their possessing Le
only their. Lodes, and those of thesich " CARDREW CONSOLS,"
but likewise numerous other rich veins of Copper and .Tin,—
their positions, being surrounded: by so many profitable work-
ings esteemed among the most productive mining adventures
in the County, and the fact that they require no such expensive
outlay as that incident to the resumption of deep Mines, nor
any improvident or unproductive expenditure in exploring new
or unproved ground, ensure the certainty of large piofits when-
ever they shall be efficiently worked.
The Agents employed by the Directors, have, with an intl.
mate knowledge of the various Mining Fields of the county,
after an inspection of these Setts, reported that—" the facilities
for raising Ore, the number, size, richness, and contiguity of
the veins, and the other great advantages of these Mines gua-
rantee the certainty of unusmally large pitifits, and fully war-
rant the declaration, that there is every prospect of their rank-
ing among the most productive in the kingdotp;—that there is
an absolute certainty of considerable quantities of Ore being
raised, immediately after the drainage of the ground;—that an
early dividend may be declared ; and that the proceeds of the
Mines will rapidly and largely augment. in proportion to the
increased number of veins and levels brought into operation."
An account of the produce of the Copper Ore only (the ticket-
ing of Tin Ora having been only very recently adopted,) al-
ready raised from these Mines, amounting to £l9-1,081 12s. fid.,
together with Plans and Sections of the Setts, and a sample of
the Copper and 'f in Ores raised from them in the last and pre-
sent mouth, may be inspected at the office of the Company.
Applications for Shares to be made to the Secretary, Mr. C.
F. KIRKMAN, at the office of the Company, No. 18, King's
Arms Yard, Colemau-street, London, or to Messrs. 0. ATKIN-
SON and TOWNLEY, Liverpool, where Specimens of the Ores
may be seen, and all further information obtained.
N.B. No application for Shares will be received after the 6th.