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

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MR. WALKER begs to announce that h as on SALE, by
PRIVATE CONTRACT, at the rch-street Rooms,
the whole of the Stock of CARPETS longing to Messrs.
lialliiev and Co., consisting of Brussels, Kidderminster, and
Stair CARPETING, HEARTH RUGS, DRUGGETS,
MATTING, &c.

PIANO-FORTE.
FllO be SOLD, a full, rich, and brilliant-toned Six-and-a-
1, half Octave Grand Cabinet PIANO-VORTE. It com-
bines all the late improvements, is warranted every way perfect.
and will bear any professional examination. Cost price, Sit
Guineas, and is to be sold for little more than half. It is quite
equal to new. May be seen at No. 62, St. Anne-street.

PEMBROKESHIRE, SOUTH WALES.
TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, with immediate
possession, all that valuable and Freehold Estate, called
Rirosroll.waN, containing about 170 Acres of excellent Alea-
slow and Arable Land, and 40 Acres of Wood, principally Oak,
many of them fine full grown Timber, with w capital and sub-
stantial modern-built Mansion, situate in a firiuch admired part
of the county of Pembroke, commanding :beautiful mountain
and woodland Scenery. 1/
The Mansion is placed on an exteKsive Lawn, in a dry.
healthy situation, nearly in the centre of the property, which is
surrounded by young and thriving Plantations. It comprises,
en the ground floor, spacious Entrance, Dining-room, 25 feet
by 18. Drawing-room. 25 by 18, Breakfast Ditto, 18 by 15, But-
ler's Pantry, China Closet, Kitchen, Servants'-hall, and every
Domestic Office, with excellent Underground Wine and Beer
Cellars. On the first floor, six good Bedrooms, two Dressing-
rooms, a Store-room, Water Closet, and four Sleeping-rooms
for Servants. There is Stabling for six horses, three loose
Boxes, Double Coach-house, Saddle-room, Walled and Kitchen
Garden, with a Gardener's Cottage.
There are also three small Farm Houses and Labourers'
Cottages. ,
This Estate is four miles from Cardigan, commanding a view
of the Bay. 23 from Carmarthen, 30 from Tenby, and 40 from
Abervstwith.
The neighbourhood is excellent. Foxhounds and Harriers
are kept within a few miles, and the Property abounds with
Game.

Half the Purchase Money may remain on Mortgage, if desired.
For further particulars apply (if by letter. post pai(l,) to Mr.
Dr r4g, Solicitor, Bruton, Somerset; or to Messrs. Drys, 61,
Lincoln's-inn-Fields, London.

THIMBLEBY AND OSMOTHERLEY,
IN THE NORTH RIDING OF THE COUNTY OR YORK, AND
OLD ETHERLEY AND RAILEY FELL,
IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM.
XCEEDINGLY ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS.
THIMBLEBY AND OSMOTHERLEY.
TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRA T that most delightful
RESIDENCE, unique ESIDENCE, cap THTBEBy LooGE,
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situate in the North Riding of the coup • of York, combining,
and replete with, every convenience for a•Family of distinction,
with all the Fixtures therein; toJether with the MANOR or
LORDSHIP, or Reputed Manor or Lordship, and ther VIL-
LAGE and entire TOWNSHIP of Thirnlilebv, in the pari-h
Ur Osmother/ey, in the said Riding, comprising.altogethor 1732
A„,,,, more or less, the whole being Freehold (except it Lease-
hold Farm of about 91 Acres, at the southern extremity of the
Estate) and Tithe Free, :lint now divided into convenient sized
Farms, let to respectable tenants from year to veer.
And also divers MESSUAGES, FARMS" and Closes or
Parcels of Arable. Meadow, Pasture, and Wood LAND situ-
ate in the township of osmotherley aforesaid, (contigUOils to
and forming a most valuable acquisition to the Thimblebv
Estate, being only divided therefrom by a fine Trout Stream) '
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wintaioing together 225 Acres, more .or l ,e. 4, , f which about
159 Acres are Freehold, 4:3 Copyhoid, and the remainder
Leasehold for lives or years. under the Lord Bishop of Dur-
ham, and all now let to respectable tenants from year to year;
together With all the TIMBER and FREES standing on the
said Estate.

The above is a most valuable and desirable Property, either
for Residence or investment. The situation of Thimblehy
Lodge is singularly pleasing and romantic., the Woods and
Plantations are in a most, thriving condition, and the Farm
Buildings are good. The Estate is well fenced, well watered,
end well roaded, has a large proportion of the Land in Grass,
is well stocked with all sorts or Game, and abounds with ex-
cellent Freestone and Lime for Agricultural purposes, and the
Parochial Rates are very low.
The Turnpike-road from York to Newcastle passes through
the Estate, which is within two miles of the Cleveland Tontine
Jon and Postoffice, and five miles of the market town of North-
allerten.

The OLDETHERLEY& RAMEY FELL COLLIERIES.
Also all those extensive and valuable COLLIERIES, COAL
MINES, and SEAMS of COAL, situate in the parish of Saint
Andrew Auckland, in the county of Durham, comprised in a
eertain Indenture of Lease for there lives from the Lord Bishop
of that Diocese, dated the 14th day of October, 1824, and com-
monly called or known Lv the name or ‘• Old Etherley Col-
lieries;" and all that capital MESSUAGE or DWELIANG-
HOUSE, called Ran House, with 14 Acres of Grass Land,
mare or less, immediately adjoining thereto, and held and en-
Joyed therewith, situate .i
the said parish of Saint Andrew
Auckland.
And also all those
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extensive and valuable COLLIERIES,
kCnOoAwnl,
tMIN ES, and SEAMS of COAL, commonly called or
iit the samey the name of " Itailey. Fell Collieries," situate in
parni
of Leases for th;pand comprised in a certain other Indenture,
ham, dated the 27ethliv", from the said Lord Bishop or Dur-
or
co November, 1830; together with 50 Acres
more or less,
uhold or Customary LAND, (in-about
equal quantities of
parish of Saint Andrews- and Tillage.) also situate in the said
the said Collieries. Auckland, and held and enjoyed with
Mr. John Hill, of ThirnblehN
y vi:i-melße aforesaid, will show the
Thimbleby and Ommotherle
s, and Mr. Elliott, of Red
House aforesaid, will show the oaltl7
PRairtitticularA known, on
above Estates may be seen. and further particulars
and Plans of all the
application to JOHN III:171.1-1RIF.S P." 4:
Rev. GEORGE
Esq• at the Red House aforg,id .:1T ; HENRY STO-
HA RT,
FORD CI, A RKE, Rector of 'Thornton Watlas:
GEORGE I: ILL, Esq. No. 43, Conn,a2t,t.,„rt neat, Bedale ;
Hee, I'.(l,,ew•kr •
road, and THOMAS CRF.E, Esq. n, 3. Vertilaio-t.ull-dio' ,:-
and at the Office ,f Messrs. BAYLEY-
Gray's Inn. London;
IletwaT, Solicitors, Stockton-upon-Tees. anti