The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-23 00:00:00

WEST KIRBY, CHESHIRE,

VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAND, SUITABLE FOR THE
BRECTION 01' BATHING RESIDENCES.
By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER,
- On MONDAY, the 31 October next, at Twelve o'clock at Noon,
at-New fliiuse, near Newton, in the parish of West Kirby, in
• Cheshire, in one 'or more lots, as may be agreed upon at
the time of sale, and subject to the conditions to be then
produced,-,-bY order of the Assignees of Thomas Brown, a
Bankrupt
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DWELLING-IIOUSE, Outbuildings, Garden, Yard,
and Croft, situate in the village of West Kirby, in the
occupation. of Mrs; Brown, containing 211.39 r. statute measure,
or thereabouts.
A Piece of Land, called "The Far !ley," containing 2a..1n,
310, or thereabouts. and -adjoining the public road from Cald'y
to West Kirby, with a front of 79 yards.
A' Piece of Land called the Croft Mellon," containing
a-. 34, 34p. it-adjoins the river Dee, With a frontage-of 48 yards,
and is adjacent to the estate of Mr. Batton.
A very desirable Field, called the " Far Bostocks,", contain-
ing. 3,1..2n 17e. tv:joining the estate of J. 11. Leech, Esq.
This is delightfully situated.
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A Field called " Coblers' Bank." adjoining the river Dee,,'
containing 3s. In. 7r. With a frontage of 104 yard's'.
An_exeellent Field, 41 a high state -of improvement, called
"The Briery Bev," containing 3a. 3a. 12p.
A Parcel of called "The Church Bank," containing
2A. 3k. 32r,
All the abeve Fields are in the occupation of Tenants from
year to ear.'
To persons desirons of a country residence, this Property is
'strongly recommended, as the air is celebrated for its sambrits.,
The views' which it chi-nu:ands of Wales, of the river Dee, and
the Irish Channel, are. exceedingly pleasing and varier;, and
render the situation highly attractive.
. --There is a'canital new Turnpike 'Road from Woodside and
Birkenhead Ferries to West Kirby, and-the Steam.packets be-
tween Liverpool and Flintshire land passengers.daily-at Hoy-
lake. which is distant a;46ut a mile.

• Lime and Goal, aswella—sablin,lauce of good Stone, may be
procured in the Township.
The Land Tax is redeemed.
. Mr. JOSEPH BALL, of Grange, will show the Property, and,
further particulars may be obtained.frmn Mr. TimmAs PitowN,
of NeW-housei and Mr. THOMAS HARVEY and Mr. Josuvu
MALIABY, Solicitors,: Liverpool. • •
Immediately after the Sale of'the above Property,

On MONDAY, the 341, and TDESDAY, the 4th Oetofier the

Assignees

The whole of the valuable FA itiuiric STOCK, Bur IvEnY
TITENsi Must:noir) Funivrrusg, and other Effects, the
Property of the said Thomas Brown.
The Panning Steck .CompriSei several eitcellent
Mitch Cows, Heifers, Calves, 'Pigs, Draught 'rierseS, a Bay
Mare, a Bay Pony, a Two-year-old Filly, Shandry, Carts,
Gears. Harness 'and, Saddle, Hay, `Straw, Potatoes, Ch'eese,
Thrashing Machine," C
other Implements of Husbandry. -'
The Brewing Utensils consist. of Pans Tubs and Coolers.
and a'qirantity of Barrels.
The Houseim!d FarnitureJs'good, and nseftil.
'Tie Farming Stock, Sc., to be sold on the Monday, and Fur-
niture en the 'Tuesday.
Catalogues may be had from Messrs. TROTTER, Auctioneers,
57, Whitechapel, Liverpool.