The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-30 00:00:00

CLEARANCE SAL}

HOUSEHOLD FURNIIURE, PUBLIC-HOUSE, AND
OFFICE-FIXTURES, COILS OF BALE OR PACKING
ROPE, SAUCES, PIANO-FORTES, TIMEPIECE, c.
TO-MORROW. (Wednesday.) the 31st instant, at Two o'clock

in the Afternoon, at their Sale-rooms, Whitechapel,
By Messrs. TROTTER and KIRBY, _

AN Assortment of useful HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, and other Effects, comprising. Sets of Camp,
French, and Stump Bedsteads, Paillasses. Mattrr sses, Feather
Beds, and appropriate Bedding Chamber Chairs, Dressing
Tables and Washstands. Chests of Dgmers, Mahogany Chairs,
in Black Hair-cloth, Imitation,..RffPwr:od Ditto, '1 wo large
Drinking, Tables, Hair SeaLinir., quantity of Jugs and Glasses,
Stillages, Barre:s, TubA,.-Empty Bottles, Tea and Coffee Canis-
ters, Scales and Weigilts, large and small Office Desks, Kitchen
Dresser. Carpets;Oil-cloths, Fenders, Fire-irons, and numerous
other Miscellaneous Articles. _ _

May be viewed on the Morning of Sal.e, and orticulars had
from the AUCTIONEERS, 8, Whitechapel.

TO GENTLEMEN, BUILDERS, PAINTERS, &c.
FASHIONAISLE ROOM PAPERS MARKLE

PIECES, CAS CHANDELIERS, HALL LAMPS, 6c.
Ali R. PORTAS has been favoured with instructions
__Vi to SELL by AUCTION, without reserve, TO-MORROW,
(Wednesday,) the 31st instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at
the Auction-mart, No. 75, Lord-ela.—
M ARBLE CHIMNEY PI ',CPS; also, Three Thousand Pieces
a, of fashionable ROOM P PRES, of the Newest Designs and
Patterns, GAS CHAN ~ "LIERS, &c.
May be viewed T ies DAY, the 30th instant, and Catalogues
had.

LADIES' BONNETS, TUSCAN HATS, *c
By Mr. PORTAS, _

Without Reserve.--On RSDAY next, the Ist of April, at
Eleven o'clock precisely, at the Auction-mart, 75. Lord-street,
ABEAUTIFUL variety of,erellimily-trimmed BON-
NETS, consistins; of„Pnant Straw, White and Fancy Chip,
Dunstable, Tuscan linKrial, and Rice Straw Bonnets, Tuscan
Hats, &c.

May be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had

TO DRUGGISTS, BROKERS, ANI) OTHERS.

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of March, 1647, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon,
The reniaiiiing STOCt of a DRUGGI-T, SHOP FIXTURES,
GAS FITTINGS, &c. Comprising two Counters in Oil Baize,
Shelving with nest of Drawers. CounteldesicWindow Fittings,
a Quantity of Show Jars,:til,:kainThlobe; Drugs and Tinc-
tures, Half-hogshead Vinega tales and Weights, and other
items connected with th ade, together with a few Lots of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
May be viewed otrthe Morning of Sale, and further particu-
lars had from Mr. GRICE, 40, Whitechapel.

VALUABLE, SELECT, AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE

By THOMAS TRAVEICSI

On TUIIURSDAY next, the let of April, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon, on the Premises, situate in Church-street, Prescot, in

the county of Lancnster,
THE select and valuable FURNITURE, China,
Glass, Earthenware, Linen, Five 'Eight Days' Clocks,
Antique Oak Chairs, Books, and other valuable Effects of the
late Mr. Georce Ashton. _ _

The CHAMBERS embrace handsome- Mahogany lofty Four-
post and Camp Bedsteads, with stuffed Foot-board, Merino,
Chintz and other Hangings aud—Window Curtains, prime and
well-seasoned Goose Featlierrieds, in bordered and other Ticks
Paillassets, Hair and Week Mattresses. Bed and Tab' e Linen,
11:ankets, Coullterpa'fies, Mahogany and Painted Dressing
Tables, Washstands and Toilet Ware, Towel Rails, Swing
Dressing Glasses in Mahogany Frames, Bed Steps, Mahogany
Chests of Drawers, Bedside Carpets. Bidet, Mahogany Night
Commode, Chairs, Pictures, Fenders, &c., &c.
The PARLOURS, &c., contain Set of capital Mahogany Dining
Tables on Telescope Frames, 9 feet long by 4i feet wide. of

on four stoat carved l'illars. large Mahogany Secretair

Bookcase with Glazed Folding Doors and Sliding Shelves.
several large and small Mahogany two-leaved Dining Tables,
Pair of beautiful Mahogany Card Tables on stout Pillar and
Claws, Sofa with loose Hair Seating, Mahogany Desk and.
Drawers with Bookcase above, Mahogany Bookcase and Secre.
taire with Writing Desk below, Mahogany Office Desk and
Drawers, very stout Mahogany Square Dining Table, handsome
Mahogarl Sideboard, Mahogany Stands, several Sets of well-
made Mahogany Chairs with loose Hair Seats, Barometer and
Thermometer, Five Eight Days' ( locks in Mahogany Cases,
Mahogany Writing Desks, Mahogany Ilat-stand, Mahogany
Garduvin. Books, Plain and Cut Glass, China, Earthenware,
Brace of Pocket Pistols, Blunderbuss, Plated Articles, Drab
Merino Window Curtains with Valances, &c., Brussels and
other Carpets, Hearth Rugs. Druggeting, Stair Carpeting and
Rods, Venetian and other Window Blinds, Fire Screens, Bronze
and Brass FenderS, Fire-irons, Hall Lamps and Chains, Oil
Cloth, &c.. a collection of Antique Chairs, &c., and all the
Culinary Requisites:
„Also: an easy Family Gig with Patent

•
The above is worthy of particular regard, being the Glean-
KS out of valuable Stocks.

,IMPORTANT MALE.
By Mr. SYERS,

On FRIDAY, the 16th April next, at One o'clock, at the Claren-
don-rooms, Liverpool,
A VERY eligible ESTATE in West Derby, known
lA_ by the name of YELLOW HOUSE FARM, lying com-
pactly together on both sides of, and fronting the turnpike
road to, Prescot, and only abou two—Miles distant from the
Liverpool Exchange.
of th arm-house and Outbuildings, wit,

Lot 1 will co.--
the Twelve Fields apiilrng each other, all situate on the north
side of the turnpike oad, and containing together 44A. la. 17e.

itatnte measur
Lot 2 will -Consist of the One large Field, (formerly in four
the south side of the turnpike-road, containing

ROCK PARK, CHESHIRE.
TIESIRABL tt: VILLA LAND for SALE, at Rock
J Ferry, adjoining to bock-lane and the Esplanade, in Lots
suitable for the erection of Single an -Double Villas. Money
wit be advanced in proportion e value of the Houses pro-
posed to b: erected.
For pans and par ' rs apply to Mr. JOHN MILLS, Archi-
tect, Victoria Cham ers, Birkenhead.

MO he SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY,WINNINGTON
I HOUSE, near Northwich, Cheghire. This most desirable
Residence contains, on the Ground Foor, handsome Entrance-
ball, Dining and Drawing Rooms, each 21 feet by 14 feet.
Breakfast-room, (opening into the Conservatory,) Study, But-
ler's l'antry, Kitchen, and other Offices on The First Floor
Five Red-,ooms and Two Dressing-r9art7s, exclusive of Ser-
vants' Apartments, excellent Cellering, Double Coach-house,
Three-stall Stable, harness-room; and Servants' Bed-room,
Cow-house, and other out-oteeli.

In front of the House th e is a handsome Lawn and Flower
Garden, together with Conservatory, extensive Hothouse.
with Vines coming i full bearing, Walled Kitchen Gardens,
stocked with choi ruit Trees, the whole comprising about
Two Statute Ac s. all in perfect order.
The House stands h'gh, pleasantly situated at a short dis-
tance from the town of Northwich, on an excellent road, within
two miles of Hartford Station, on the Lond on and Northwestern
Railway, and four miles from the Kennels of the Cheshire
Foxlioi nds.
For further particulars apply to R. LITLER, Esq., Rode Col-
liery. Lawton, Cheshire, or to Mr. J. W. COWARD, College-
lane, Liverpool.

FREEHOLD MEUEAGES, GARDEN. PEW, COACH-
HOUSE, AND STABLING, IN SHREWSBURY.
FOR SALE, by PRIVATE
TREATY, a capital
M A NSION- H OUSE, called Windsor-place, in St. Mary's,
Shrewsbury. compriiing Hall, lofty Dining-room, 27 feet long;
Drawing and Breakfast-rooms, Library, and Study, all fitted
with Marble Chimnevpieces ; ten Bed-rooms, two Dressing-
rooms, eight Closets, Glass. thins, and Water Closets, Nurse-
ries, Kitchen, with capital Cooking Apparatus ; Brewhouse,
Larders, Ice Vault, six Wine, Beer, and Coal Cellars; Butler's
Pantry, Servants' Closets, 1 ard, wall arden in front.
Greenhouse, Stabling, Vaults, le vfred Store-hoard, and
other offices ; together with a Petv in Saint Mary's Church.
A DWELLING-HOUSt..4fijoining, consistingof Hall, two
Par?ours, six Bed-room< two Dressing-rooms, nine Closets,
three Cellars, Kitcbob-, Pantry, Scullery, Yard, and other
Offices, with secon entrance through Castle-street-court.
A three-stalled Stable, Coach-house, and Lofts, Manure Fold,
and Water Tank, adjoining St. Mary's Churchyard.
'1 hese Premises are free from land-tax and all other outgo-
- are pleasantly situated, overlooking, the Severn fields and
Vale of Shropshire, and are at a short distance from the Gene-
ral Railway Station at Shrewsbury.
For fort her particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to
JOHN Asti DOWN, Esq., Uppington, Salop; or to T. F. DUKES,
Esq., Shrewsbury.

Co be Zet.

APARTMENTS AND PARTIAL BOARD, BOOTLE.
lITHREE or FOUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN (Brothers
or Friends) who Dine in Town, c he accommodated with
a handsomely-Furnished DRAI;iI,,Ip43OII, on the Ground
Floor, facing the River, on the B e Shores 2i miles from the
Exchange, and the requisi ~D-ROOMS and, attendance,
with Breakfast and T n reasonable terms, or they might
supply themse:ves.
Apply at No. 6, Lower Mersey View, Bootle.

TO be LET, a large and convenient HOUSE, in
Roscommon-street, Fverton, with Dining-room and Draw-
ing-room, Library. and Breakfast-parlo Kitchen, Butlers"
Room and Pantry, &c. on the Gr oor; Five Bedrooms;
Four Dressing-rooms. Rath-t , &c. on the First Story; ana
Six large Attics. Three.sfalled Stable and Coach-house.
Apply to GEORGE UARSDEN, 5, Old Churchyard.

910 be LET, a BONDED WAREHOUSE, altered
in conformity with the Fire Prevention Act, suitable for
General Merchandise, with Double lin anetcti•onting a yard
on the east side of Lancelot's-he • entrance also fronting
a Yard on the south side of -erley-street.
Apply to Mr. ROBE ALN, Union-buildings, North John-
street, or to GREEN and TAYLOR, Union-street.