The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-07-27 00:00:00

TO OIL MERCHANTS AND OTHERS

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By Messrs. TROTTER and HOD GK NS,
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 28th inst., at Eleven o'clock
precisely, on the Premises, No. 1, Salthouse-lane, Liver-
pool, by virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, subject to condi-
tions to be then and there produced.
ALL the RIGHT, TITLE, and INTEREST in the
STOCK-IN-TRADE, and other Effects, of Mr. Trio-
MAS T. GLASCOTT, carrying on business in co-partnership
with Mr. John Anderson, under the firm of " Glascott and
Anderson." _ _

The STOCK-IN-TRADE consists of 22 Casks of Oil,
(various,) 26 Hogsheads of Grease, 2 Casks of Russia
Tallow, 7 Hogsheads of Bright Varnish, 5 Barrels of Pitch,
10 Barrels of Soda, several Casks Patent Grease, a quantity
of empty Pipes, Puncheons, Hogsheads, and smaller Casks,
about 15 Cwt. of Iron Weights, Scales and Beams, Loading
Ladders, Oil Pumps, Funnels, Vats, Hand-cart, Utensils
connected with the Trade, Office, and other Fixtures.

For particulars and further information apply to the Auc-
tioneers, 5, Queen-square, Liverpool.

FLINTSHIRE. RHYL. DESIRABLE FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, pleasantly situate. and of which early
possession may be had, consisting of various Plots of
Land, suitable for Building purposes, or for Occupation;
and also of a FARM. called " RHYDDORDDWY
FAWR," in the Parishes of Rhyddlan and Dysert, coin-
comprising, in the whole, upwards of 320 Acres.
MESSRS. CHURTON and SONS have been honoured
with Instructions from the Rev. Edward Blick, sole
acting Executor and Trustee under the will of Mrs. Mary
Lloyd, deceased, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the
Royal Hotel, in Rhyl, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, August
sth and 6th, 1841, precisely at Two o'clock in the Afternoon
of each day, in Fifty-eight Lots,
An exceedingly eligible FREEHOLD PROPERTY, ad-
vantageously situate in the immediate neighbourhood of the
much-admired and increasing Sea-bathing place of " Rhyl,"
affording an opportunity to Capitalists of purchasing Lands
for investment, or to those desirous of entering into Building
speculations, the power of selecting many very desirable sites
for the erection of Residences of the highest respectability;
together with a fine Farm, in the occupation of Mr. William
Covell, called " Rhyddorddwy Fawr, nearly in a ring fence,
obliquely directed to the Sea, the whole comprising upwards
of Three Hundred and Twenty Statute Acres, and producing
a low rental, yielding £350 per annum.
The Estates are surrounded by and intermixed with lands
of Lord Mostyn, Hon. E. M. LL Mostyn, W. Shipley Con-
way, T. Harrison, John Wynne, David Pennant, Richard
Garnons, and Wm. Totty, Esquires, and are in the several
parishes of Rhyddlan and Dysert. Distant from the city of
St. Asaph five miles, Denbigh ten miles, Ruthin seventeen
miles, and Chester thirty miles.
The interesting and rapidly increasing Watering Place of
Rhyl is situate at the extremity of that beautiful Vale of
Clwyd, which is celebrated for its lovely and picturesque
scenery, and long been and ever must be the admiration of
the Tourist ; and to those whose happy fortune has led them
to ifind a permanent residence in the neighbourhood, there
are conveniences as great as can he found in any other part
of the principality. It is one of those favoured Watering
Places which has been created, and is now become one of
importance ; it has a Church and other Places of Worship ;
Baths, News-rooms, Libraries, and commodious (public
and private) Family Hotels. History also affords an oppor-
tunity of recalling to memory events which took place in the
immediate neighbourhood of this very property, and it can-
not be related without exciting a lively interest, that
within the Walls of Rhyddlan Castle (now in ruins) King
Edward granted to the subjects of Wales that Charter of
Independence, and those peculiar privileges which have
been the boast and the glory of the principality throughout
succeeding generations. The lovers also of rural sports may
here find ample scope for enjoyment. The fine streams of
the Clwyd and Elwy, which abound with Trout, unite
about three miles distant, and thence to the sea, known as
" The Foryd," remarkable for its Salmon Fishery, and
when it is added that the luxury and salubrity of a favoured
watering place abounding in those advantages for which the
visitors naturally look, are to be found in the town of Rhyl,
there appears every inducement for all possessed of avail-
able capital, to embrace the present opportunity, and make a
purchase for their own certain advantage. There is a daily
communication between the great Mercantile Town of Li-
verpool and Rhyl, by means of Steam Boats, which usually
ply the distance in about three hours, and the contemplitted
Railroad to Holyhead, uniting with the Grand Junction line
at Chester, will pass close to the town of Rhyl, thereby
bringing this beautiful spot within Eleven Hours of the
Metropolis ; it is ,scarcely necessary to point out the
important political influence that may be gained by
the purchase of these Estates : sufficient voters may be
created to turn the scale of a strongly contested election for
the county of Flint. The situation of Rhyl is proverbial for
longevity; and the man of business, who has amassed wealth
to the prejudice of his constitution, need only to possess a
residence here, to ensure a fair promise of renewed health
and a prolonged life.
The vendor, in this instance, disposes of his entire right
to the Minerals under these Estates.
Full particulars of the Estate, with Lithographic Plans
and the Conditions of Sale, are preparing, and may be had
twelve days prior to the sale, at the Royal Hotel, Ithyl ;
Crown Inn, Denbigh ; White Lion, Ruthin ; the Mercury
Newspaper Office, Liverpool; the Guardian Office, Man-
chester; Aria's Birmingham Gazette Office, Birmingham;
wat Messrs. CHUoRTON and SONS' Offices, in Chester and
hit
Messrs. Wyatt, the Mount, St. Asaph ;
Mr. Jno. Palin, lee Cottage, Hawarden ; and at Messrs.
Desborough and Young, No. 6, Size-lane, BucklersburYp
London.