The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-09-11 00:00:00

ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT, IN BOLD-STREET.

TO 1:e SOLI). by PRIVATE TREATY, a Piece of LAND,
with the DWELLING-HOUSE, commodious SHOP, and
other BUILDINGS thereon erected, situate on the west or
south-west side of Bold-street, Liverpool, lately in the occupa-
tion of Mr. John Dawbarn, deceased.
The Land contains in front to Bold-street 21 feet 6 inches,
and in breadth at the back, to the front of Wood-street, 24 feet
4 inches, and runs in depth backwards on the north-west side
73 feet 6 inches, and on the south or south-east side 73 feet, or
thereabouts; and is of the tenure of Freehold of Inheritance.
The purchaser of the above Premises may take the STOCK-
IN-TRADE and FIXTURES with the view of continuing the
business of a Tailor and Woollen Draper, which has been esta-
blished on the Premises for many years past.
For further particulars apply to the EXECUTORS, on the Pre-
mises; or to Mr. ROBERT NORRIS, solicitor, North John-
street, Liverpool.

TO be SOLD, by TENDER, subject to certain condi-
tions of sale, the MATERIALS of divers HOUSES,
RHOPS, and other BUILDINGS, on the north side cf Lime-
street, Liverpool. in the following Lots, viz.:—
Lot I.—Two HOUSES, lately occupied a. one Public-honse,
by John Sefton, and the adjoining PUBLIC-HOUSE, on the
north side of Skelhorne-street.

Let 2.—A PUBLIC-HOUSE, on the south side of Skelhorne
street, occupied by Richard Procter.
Lot 3.—Three SHOPS. on the east side of Lime-street, lately
occupied by William Kaye, Henry Wardlaw, and Thomas
Banks, together with Three COTTAGES. STABLE, and SHIP-
PON, in rear thereof, late in the occupation of Jane Johnson,
George Renshaw. Thomas Constantine, and Samuel Reilly.
Lot 4.—Two SHOPS, on the east side of Lime street, lately
occupied by Thomas Cockbain and Michael Doran. together
with Four t 01TAGES, in Smith's-court, in rear of the same,
lately occupied by Joel Bruckshaw, John Cook, John Hignett,
and the sail Michael Doran.

Tenders, specifying, the price offered for each Lot, to be
sealed up and directed and sent to the Surveyor, Town-hall. by
or before the 22d instant, at whose Office conditions of sale
may be seen. _ _

Town-hall, 6th September, 1849,

TO MILLERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
STEAM, SATT, AND GRAIN MILLS, WITH BUILDING
LAND.

FOR SALE, the FREEHOLD MILLS, at Castle—
bank, near Dumfries, situate within 90 yards of the prin-
cipal harbour, and about a quarter of a mile of the Railway
Station.

substantial,le BuildingsEiigliinaev e beeni4n
rraenc recently erected,r,,
large
hail:
extensive
Frame,
aandnd
three Circular Saw Benches. The Grain Mids consist of Three
Pair French Burrs and One Pair of Stones for Shelling Oats.
All the Framing is of Cast Iron. The Smut and Dressing Ma-
chines, Oatmeal Sifter, &c. &c., are all on the most approved
principle. Large Kiln and Granaries. The:principal building,
three stories in height, is 100 feet long and 26 feet wide. Spa-
cious Wood Yard and Building Ground.
From the cheapness of Labour and Coal, and the facilities
afforded by Railway, Dumfries has now become the seat of a
considerable trade in Hosiery and Woollens, and the Premises
are well worthy the attention of ,lanufactiirers, for, at little
expense they could be converted into Woollen and Cotton Mills.
A portion of the purchase money could, if required, remain
on mortgage.
For particulars apply to JACKSON and SymoNs, Writers,
Dumfries, or to J. 1). THomsoN, 35, Water-street, Liverpool.