The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-06-21 00:00:00

s, Floats, Spring Vans, Shaft and Chain
erty of a well known Cartowner, lately
ned by his Executor for absolute and

This choice and much-esteemed Sr.n.
TWENTY CART S,
of the very best Description, of Vest Weight, Size, and Sub-
stance, with Short Clean Legs, and extraordinary fine Action.
They are all in Seasoned Condition, and constitute the most
splendid Stud of first-class Horses for Heavy Draught purposes
that has been offered for sale in Liverpool for a considerable
Immediately after the above,
evventy valuable CART HORSES, equal to any in England.
The Sale will commence with the Shaft and Chain Gears,
Wagons, Floats, Stable Utensils, &c.
On view Tuts DAY, (Tuesday,) the 21st instant, and on the
-ring of Sale.

consists of

LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL. SELECT SALE.
THIRTY TO FORTY FIRST CLASS HORSES.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.,
On THURSDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
THlRTtheir Repository, Great Charlotte-street, Liverpool.
Y to FORTY valuable HORSES, consisting
of Seven Carriage and Brougham HORSES,
Six Gig and Phaeton HORSES,
Eight Well. bred HACKS ,
Two Ladies' PADS
Three Well-bred HUNTERS,
And a number of useful Ride and Thive HORSES.
On view THIS DAY, (Tuesday,) and To MORROW, (Wednes.
day,) the 22nd instant.

TO-MORROW, THE 22xn INSTANT.
ANESSItS. JACOB and SMITH will SELL by
IVA_ AUC LION, TO-NTORROWlWednesday), the 22nd instant,
at eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No. 3. Milton-
roa near the Botanical-gardens, the Property of Mr. Scott,
Who is leaving for Australia. The whole of the excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Piano-forte, Clocks, choice Water-colour Drawings, Engrav-
ings, a Cock Canary Bird and Cage, Bohemian Glass Vases
and Ornaments, small Qtrantity of Plated The FURNITURE comprises handsome Goods, Sze.
Elliptic Mahogany
Loo Table, on Pillar and Plinth, Two-leafed Ditto, Mahogany
Pedestal Sideboard with Three Drawers and Clipboard, Zebra Conch, with Spring Seat and Bolster, Dining-room and
other Chairs, Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, liallogany and
Iron Bedsteads, Feather Beds, &c.; together with the usual
Kitchen Requisites.
On view Tuts II- and on the Morn;
at the Offices of
Parksr-ithees,

DAy, the 21st instant, from eleven till five,
ng of Sale, when Catalogues may be had, or
hairs. JAcon and SiarrH, Auctioneers, 1,

ExcellentFour-pos and THIS DAY.
modern FURNITURS, 'handsome Mahogany
Four-post Bedsteads, a superb Cottage Piano-forte,. 6
Vaves, W:nged Wardrobe, Drawing-room Suite of rich
4"'sewood, Dinner Service, very handsome Bookcase, and
other Effects.
MR.. Effects
has instructions to SELL . tr t 'by
AUCTION, TnTs DAY ((Tuesday), the 21st inse a ,e at
:Eleven o'clock prompt, on the 'Prerinses, 17, St. Ann -Itre t,
„Islington. the whole of the modern FURNITURE of a Gen-
-1171ln who is going abroad.
lie DRAWING-ROOM FurrarktuE includes Six handsome
Roseivood Clut_ir.s, a Couch, Loo and Card Tables, powerful-
toned Cottage nano-forte. an Easy and Sewing Chair; elegant
Cilium
Ornaments lees, China Vases, a superb Timepiece, China
, Fire.irons, Brussels Carpets, and Gas Chandelier.
actiallital Dining Table,
of
__e DRAW' NG and ._qtritlNG-ROONIS comprise Two Sets
Mahogany Chairs, Chiffonniere and a Pedestat`Sideboard,
Card handsome' Bookcase, Kasy,'Reclining,
iehronims,7c..ng Chairs, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets,
Tables
Glasses, Dinner Service, China and Glass, Work and
ableS, Oblong and -Round Loo Tables, Fenders, Fire-
The BEDR
and French "ms
antee tisuallirrs
are ftrrnished with Four-post, Half-tester,
Chests of D Bedsteads and Hangings, Wardrobe, Mahogany
usual kiatclted
r carpet , Dressing.glasses, Japanned Toilet-ware,
tliamber Articles.
cloth stai -en requisites, hatstand, hail chairs, oil
fognes had fro sprM -
The whole ma L it dial, dresser, and effects.
niki7Gviewed on the morning of sale, and cats-
ises
Inclz,4o,Whitechapel, oron the prem .

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13,7 I,Teall's Wl,' ON and HEVES,
Afternoon, at tßed Li:n 41
°I2
14°1")41''
-.'e
1f17.48.3 f Jr-i - next, at Four o'clock in the
Lots varying fron•about T onto TetiStarite Acres, Ma•trull, near Liverpool, in
ALL
that ESTATE, 'leaned the 44 CHAPEL-HOUSE
A ETATE," consistingofabout 83statue acres, situated in
Ilta.hull f •
° a "eSaldfelOSe to the Chapel, and only. five minutes'
Walx from the Maghnll Railway Station, -which is seven miles
from the Liverpool Station. The Land is high and dry, coin-
Man ding extensive vievrs,
Bible for Building lt is surrounded by paved roads,
is of first-rate quality, and very *H-
and the Leeds purposes.dLiverpool Canal runs along a portion of it.
fannedhe Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance, and the Estate is
bY Mr. James Prenton a yearly tenant.
Mte.sesTris,.)
For particulays; with Plans and conditions of sale, aptaY to
NEAL -and MARTIN, Solicitors, Liverpool; and to the
A NE ER s,-Great Crosby, near Liverpool.

By Mr. ROX RGH,
OutploNDAYmtxt, the 27th instant,BEl at T o'clock in the Af-
"Plooll PrOMpt, at the Claret : mws(,)South John-street.
Live Moot, abbject to the conditions to be then and there
produced,
Lott. A arr. SSIJAGE or - DWELLING-HOUSE,
a. IL being No. 32, on the north side of Milton-street, 'in
Liverpool, with Three Court HOUSES at the back, tenanted
by James Ball and others.
i9LOt 2.—A IiESSUAGE or DWEI.I.ING-HOUSE, beingfiTo.
°n the west side of Moira•;street in the township of West
Derby, tenanted by Thomas TreffrYf
Lot 3.—A' MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, being ico.
10, on the West side of Gill-street, in Liverpool, tenanted bY
Mr. Suter.
five Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for seventy.-
years. vornmencing 2ath september, 1829.
Lot 4.—A ii ,
—tuateaDital St LS€VAtiEorDWELLING-HODSE,
being N0:137, on the west s.ide of Everton-road, in. the township
of Everton, in the occupation Lot 5.-: ti ItIESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, beincNo.
Patton of Mr. Joseph White.
16, on the east side of Everton ad in the township of F./genet:,
with the Stable and other Outbuildings thereon, and theTiece
f
LAND-adjoining thereto, fatek; in the occupation of Mr.
LUOltOGp., at present untenanted. - '' - -
o—Two MESSUAGES oriEtiVELLING-HOUSES, beingd
NS. 2 and 4, on the south side •of Mill-road, Evertarl-roa,
in the township of Everton, in the respective occupations of
Mr. J. Price and Mr. J. Evans.
Lot 7.—Two DWELLINU.IfOUSES,rob:di-n,gi nNtobse. r7sprciecdti-Te'
on the sonth side of Milt-road, YlorTien; in.
OCCUpations of W. Davies and -I
on the north side of Mill-road,
Lot 8.-=Two DWELLINCI
-HOEv-tieSrEta-roeiangd, oNccous.pi4e7datryndM4r9'.
Robert Jones and another.

TSES, being Nos. 3,3, and
7-verton-road, with a Stable
kb has also a frontage to
etiveoccupations of Messrs. Cond.

Insurana Notices.

MANCHESTER ANDMONDON LAZE
ASSUFANCEAND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

77,o'ZING-STREE T,
454; WEST STRAND,' ZONDON.

The business of this Assodiationis that of-
-I.—Life and Survivorship Risks 'cf every Descriptien-43ivil,
Naval, or Military.
2.—Loans'cn Equitable Terms Life Assurance
poraneously effected, on approved Personal
sufficient Security.
3.—Assurance upon Half-Credit€
4.—Endowments fur Chikiren;t

beingvontem-
,or anrother

:ale of Rates.
Non-returnable or Rehm

able Premiums
s.—Polieies Payable to Bearer
6.—Whole World Policies, being Perfect Securities _
to Bearer, or otherwise, at Mdderate Additional Rates_
7.—Policies without Extra Rates, to Persons in the Militia, or
others, not forfeited if killedin defending the CottutTy'fror
Invasion.
B.—Notices of the Assignment of Policies Reg
9.—Medical Referees paid by"this Association
10.—Age of the Life Assured admitted on all Policies; xeason-

able proof being given.
11.—Stamp Duty on Policies paid by the As
tr** Four-fifths, or Eighty per. Cent., divided eve
amongst all Policy-Holders-entitled to Profits_
SEC ETA ItY, MA NC II E STE2..—CH ARLES HENRY MINCHI!`.:.
ACTEA4LY AND SECRETARY. 'LONDON.—WILLIAM: .4AMES
STRICKLAND.

Five Tears,