The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-07 00:00:00

On TuEsDAY next. the 14th instant, at one o'clock in the At1:;,,r.:1_,'.;,•. )
ternoon, at the Clarendon-rdoins, by direction of the 'l'rus- ." ,--
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tees under the will of the late Ashton .I 3 rom, Esq., deceased; ' • '- ,-*:•.:-,
Lot 1.
ALL that Piece of LAND on the west side dike' •.:-`,-,:1.—.--.:1,---,.
Park-road, immediately opposite to the High Park - '.,•:::
Coffee-house, being in front to the said roan 86 yards, died ex-i.-.;..iii:;..:".. r 7 C,
tending in depth westward to an intended back street '3O-yards, ..I,:i-;;:,,,7 ;,_, 7-;
containing in the whole 2.70 square yards in thereabouts, : - .7:crzy::,7.,:::
• 2 A Piece of LAND to the westward of the ,sdid Lot, boun& ,:--f t-::::y"P
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ed on the north by North street, on the sou gby Wellington,`[ ------, „ .k
road, on the east II the said intended bit Street, and un the -:-'l,. " -
- west by Land new or late belonging to 5 r. Holland, contain=
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ing in the whole 6850 square yard; or thereaboUti.
3. A Piece of LAN ii, to the west side of the Park-road;
bounded ou the north by Wellington-road, on the south by. a
new street, to be opened froin the Park-road to the intended
Pottery Dock, and on the west by the HoUses and Preinise4
fronting Wellington-place. being in front to the High Park-
road 106 yards, to Wellington-road 264, and to the said new
street 266' yards, containing in the whole 29,127 square yards.
4. A Piece of LAND, on the west side of Wellington-phice,. •
south side of Wellington-road, and north side of the said in-
tended new street, being in front to Wellington-place 115 yards;'
to Wellington-road 101 yards, and to the said intended new
street 100 k yards, and in breadth on the west end, along Land
and Premises now or late belonging to Mr. Holland, 118 yards;
containing in the whole 11,746 square yards.
The tenure of the whole is Freehold of Inheritant'e; and the '''7
Lots will be divided if more agreeable to PurchaserS: e t. 4
The Land is very near to the intended Harrington and Pot:'011.
tery Docks, and Wellington-road, North-street, and the in= 'led
tended new street are direct approaches thereto from the Park- lea
road.
A considerable portion of the purchase money will be allowed
to remain on mortgage:
For particulars apply to Meslrs. :PdsrEtt and STEvranT;
Lawton-street.

TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.
ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT.
On TUESDAY, the 12th day of .11.1 y next, at SiVo'clock in the
Evening, at the King's -Arms Inn, in LancaKer, in the county
of Lancaster, in the following or such other Lots as may be
agreed upon at the time of Sale, and iti,tject to such condi-
tions as will be then produced, unless*reviously disposed of
by Private Treaty, and of which due6e given,
E valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, hereinafter-men
1. tinned, situate in HeyThatn, in the county of Lancaster,
containing by admeasurement the respeCtive quantities follow-
ing, in statute measure or thereabouts, be the same inure or less.
- Lot I.—All that capital MANSION-HOUSE,_which is well
adapted for the residence of a respectable Fatuity, with the Cot-,
tages, Coach-houses, Stables, Buildings, Gardens, chid the seve-
.rat Closes or Parcels. of Land thereto belonging aud held there-
with, and called (Jr known by the several names 'tit' the 'Little-
Plantation, the Perioek, the Upper Lane Meadow,. the Great
Plantation, the Near Ridge, the Far Ridge, the North and
South Flall Rilge in one. Close, the Ridge Parroek, formerly '
II part of North Hall Ridge, and the east part of Hall Dale, con-
taining together 2e. 15i'.. and in the occupation of Richard .
'Turner and John Alashiter, as tenants thereof.
2.—The Close of LAND called the LAW HILL, contain.:
ing I it. in the occupation of the said Richard Turner..
3.—The 'Ft R E-1-10USE, or TWO SMl'l'liY COTTAGES,
with Garden and Barn, containing la. 13u'., in the occupation

of the said Richard Turner.
4.—The Close of LAND, called the SCA RTH MEADOW,
containing 2a. 19P., in the occupation of the said Richard

Turner. -
5.—A1l those nine several Closes or Parcels of LAND. called
the Banks. Parrock, the North Parrock, the South Parrock, the .
North Banks, the Middle Banks. the North-west Banks, the
South Banks, the South-west Banks. and the West Banks, con- .
Wining together 14A. 3u. 11P., in the occupation of the said
Richard 'ruiner.
6.—A1l those several Closes or Parcels of LAND, called the
first Broad Carr, the second, third, and fourth Broad Carr, the.
Broad Carr Meadow, the Near Broad Carr Hill, and the Fat'
Broad Carr Hill, containing together 11A. 3a. 9e., in the occu-
pation of the said John Mashiter.
7.—A1l that MESSUAGE,caIIe4BLACKBERRY HALL,
with the several Closes of LAN 1) held therewith, and called
the First Sugham-side Dale-foot, and the Second, Third, and
Fourth Swiliani-side Dale-foot, and the Cutting Moss part of
Sugham. containing together 11A. IR. IP., in the occupation of
Lawrence Parr.
B.—All those four several Closes or Parcels of LAND, called, .
the First Hall-dale, the Second and 'third Hall-dales, and the.
West part of Hall-dale, containing together 13A. 2-le., in the •
occupation of John Blacow.
9.—A1l those three several Closes, called the First Moss
Field, and the Second and Third Moss Fields, containing toge-
ther 7A. I it. 31e., in the occupation of the said John Blacow.
10.—All those several Closes, called the Fourth Moss Field,
and the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Moss Fields,
and the West side of Great Dale, containing together 17A. lit.,
in the several occupations of the said Lawrence Parr, Richard
Turner, John Collinson John Hodgson, and Richard Blacow.
11.• All that MESSUAGE, called the Fanny House, with
the Garden and the several Closes of Land held therewith, and
called the Parrock, the Near Moss Field, the Far Moss Field,
and the East side of Great Dale, containing together -lA., in the
occupation of the said John Blacow.
12.—A1l those several Parcels of LAND, called the South
Brown Moss Field, and the Second, Third, Fourth, and Filth
Brown Moss Fields, the East Lane, the West Lane, the Osier
Plantation, and the East part of Brown Moss, containing toge-
ther 21A. 2e. 38e., in the occupation of the said Richard Turner.
13.—Two Parcels of TURBARY or MOSS LAND, let to
various tenants, and producing a present annual rental of
£l2 19s.
11.—One undivided Eighth part or Share of and in the Manor
or Lordship of Heysham, with the Appurtenances, and of and
in the Chief Rents, Pines, and Services thereto belonging.
15.—A PEW and several SITTINGS in the Parish Church
' of Heysham.
Heysham is pleasantly situated on the Bay of Morecambe,
within six miles of the town of Lancaster•, there ate several-
very eligible situations on the Property for Building upon.
'the respective Tenants will show the Premises, and for fur-
ther particulars, or to treat for the purchase of the Property, by
Private Contract, apply to Mr. GEORGE CLA RKE, 18. Baker=
street, Portman-square, London; to Mr, HinGiN, Solicitor,
Lancaster, or to Messrs. RowsoN and Ceoss, Solicitors, Pres-
' cot, at--wbasa-respective Offices a Plea of the )mates may be
seen.
Lancaster, 21st May. 1836. , - ,

DUBLIN, DROdUEDA, AND NAVAN INLAND
. RAILWAY.
Capital, £630,000, in 13,000 S/ es of £5O each.
Deposit, £2 tare.
THERE being now a .lunctio formed between the Belfast
and the above Railway, applications will still be received.
for a limited number of Shares by doss R. HAYWARD, Share,.
broker, 4d, Castle-street, of whom Prospectuses and Plans may
be obtained.