The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-22 00:00:00

*alto by Auction,

FURNITURE, SHAW'S-BROW.
By Mr. BYFORD,

On TUESDAY next, the '26th instant, upon the Premises, at the
sign of the Coach and Horses, Shaw's-brow, punctually at
Eleven o'clock,—by order of the Executors of the *Eta Mr. T.
Barker, deceased,
'I HE genuine and useful HOUSEHOLD F RNITURE,
comprising Four-post and Camp Bedstea s, with Printed
Cotton and Check Hangings; Good. Feath • beds and Bed-
ding; Painted Chamber• Articles • excelle Eight-day Clock,
in Mahogany Case; Set of dahoga Chairs; Chests of
Drawers; Sofas; Dining, Card, and lap Tables; Sporting
Coloured Prints, framed; Pier and Dressing-glasses; Carpets,
Fenders and Fire-irons, Culinary Articles, and other Effects.
The whole of the BSR-FITTINGS; Spirit Fountain, Ale
and Spirit Measures, Kegs, Glasses, Mugs and Jngs,. Gas Fit-
tings, Sign-board,. &c.
The whole may be viewed on the Morning of S'ale, when Ca-
talogues may be had on the Premises, or of the Auctioneer,
Clayton-square Rooms.

TO BUILDrRS; TART-OWNERS, AND 0 'HERS.
PAUL-STREET, VAUXiiALL-RO. .
By Mr BY FORD,
On WEDNESD "'"xt, the '27th instant, pun ually at Eleven
o'clock,: r Premises- of 'A'essrs. Vashingtou and
Evans. • 'eet, out reserve,
oRAUGHT HORSES; a Cob, Rising Six
31d, rides well and steady in" Harness; GIG, with
Spr. and Patent Axtetree; Set GIG HARNESS, GEARS,
Sa&.ie and Bridle, Two excellent and well-built CARTS, a
large Quantity of, Building Materials, Scaffolding, Ladders,
Pannelled Doors, Brick Moulds, &c. &c.
May be viewed on Tuesday, the 26th, when Catalogues may
be hid on the Premises, or of the Auctioneer, Clacton-square.

By Mr. SfERS,
On THURSDAY, the 26th ins t, al two o'clock in the after-
noon,. at. the Oterndon-tSoins, Liverpool, '
A LL that MESSIJAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE,
called BECK COTTAGE, now in the occupation of
.RICHARD MASSIE, Esq., with the Garden, Stable, Shippon,
Gighouse, and several Closes of Land to the same belonging and
adjoining, situate on the west side of the road ding from
Plouton to Wallasey, in the county of Chester, 6d containing
together, in statute meaure, 5 A. In. 37p., or t ereabouts.
The above property is Freehold of Inherit ,e, and is distant
about one mile and a half from Seacombe an gremout Ferries.
The House commands very extensive view ,-and is well adapted
for the residence of a respectable family.
The LAND is exceedingly rich, and in the highest state of
cultivation; it .extends to 'Wallasey Pool, to which it has a
:frontage of about.l,lo yards.
Thp GARDEN is laid out in an ornamental manner, and is
planted with tLe choicest Fruit-trees, which are in full bearing.
Possession of the whole may lee had on the Ist of May next.
Further partipulais may be known on application to Mr.
olicitor, 79, Church-street, Liverpool.

On FiztoA day of Mae next, at the hour of eleven
&Cluck in the forenoon, at•theTalhot Hotel, in Northwich,
in the county' of Chester, sulijeci io conditions Chat will be
then produced.
Lot AI. SALT WORK and BRINE PIT, and several
• Closes of Land, containing ten acres and a-half sta-
tute measure, or thereabouts, situate on the Banks of the nevi-
gatt- le river Weaver, at Knights orange, about one uni'e,from
Winsruld Bridge, in the county of Chester, held by L "se ,for
the term of y years, twenty-four whereof were un pima the
29th day of September last. The Salt-Works cons. tof a Store-
house, Eight Pan-houses with Eight Pans, cunt. 'ping together
5702 feet superficial measure. There is a Siea Engine for the
purpose of pumping the Brine—a Dwelling house and Five
Cottages, -together with Reservoir,- Pumps, Pipes, Troughs.
'Machine Carts, anti other materials neeessary for making Salt,.
the whole in hood condition, and the Brine of excellent qual,ty.
The Lessees have the supplying Brine to other
Woks, and to sink for Rock Salt.

Lot 2. Tim Vlafor Vessel called he Rebecca, now navigating
the livers Weaver and Merse,, with her small Boat and Tackle.
Jub Hulse. Master.

Lot 3. The Flat or Vessel called the Isaac. also navigating
the rivers Weaver and Mersey, with her small Boat and Tackle.
Richard Hulse, Master.
Lot It The Flat or Vessel called the Annabella, also naviga-
ting the rivers Weaver and Mersey, with her small Boat and
'Cackle. John Peri y Master.
Clohert Len,g will shew the premises, and further particu-
lars may he bad by applying at No. l 1., Bold-street, Liverpool,
or at the office or Mr. BACKER, Solicitor, North with.