The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-06 00:00:00

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By Messrs. T. WINSTAN LEY and SONS,
On TUEsnAY next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock in the after-
noon, at the Clarendou-rooms, South John-street, Liveipool,
I..(s)tullij.:?..t.citit to such conditions as will be then produced, by order
of the surviving Devisee in Trust and Executor tower the
Will of Mr. Robert Harrison, deceased,
LL those two several Pieces or Parcels of LAND,
with the three several MESSUAGES or D
sVEL-
LING-HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the sonth side of
Pennington-street and west side of Silver street, in Lit erpoul,
in the county of Lancaster, now in the several occupations of
WiLiam Lattimore, A.Villiain Crofton, and Thomas Brown, as
tenants, at the annual gross rent of
The above Lot is Lersehold unit. the Corporation of Liver-
pool, for the residue of a term c three lives, and twenty-one
years alter the death of the vivor, one of which said are,
aged 43 years, or thereabouts, is ALI in being.
Lot 2. All that Piece, Parcel, or Lot of GROUND, and the
MESSUAOE or DW ELL 'NG-HOUSE thereon erecteu, situ-
ar.,‘, lying. and being on the east of Hurs:-street, in LNer-
poal aforesaid, and now in the possession of William Shuttle-
meth, at the annual rent of £2l.
This Lot is also Least hold under the Corporation of Liver-
pool for the residue of' a term of three lives, and twenty-one
years after the death of the sot visor, one of which rives, aged iTtJ
years, or thereabouts, is still in being.
Lot 3. All that Pie: e or Par:ce, of LAND or MOUND,
with the two several M ESS U AGE S or DWELLING-
HOUSES and PREMISES thereon erected, situate, .ying,
anti being on the north side of Pleasant-street, in Li ve;voo,,
and now in the several oecti atious of John Lewis and
Jones, at the gross annual rent of £31.85.
i • This Lot s also Leasehold under the Corporation of Liver-
pool for the residue of a term of three lives, and twenty-Dire
years after the death of the survivor, two of which said
aged respectively 51 years and 59 years, or 'hereabouts, ale
still in being.
Further pa rtculars may be known by app7yink to Mr. Trios.
PI:ICHALL, with Messrs. Viinstaney and Sons. Church-street,
or to Mr. Tot. LAITN, So ic.tor, 'e9. Park-iane, Liverpool, who is
prepared to advance any stun from il5:1 tip to 1.30,(X.10, 00 se-
:Arcot of good Freehold or Leasehold Property in or near Li-
verpool, not exceeding half its estimated value, and will give a
covenant for its itourining seen or ten years, if the interea be
regularly pail, or will stipulate wilt the mortgager to take the
money Back by ins4ilment', to suit ins couVeuieueei
Licarpai, Jti 100111).18a

NAT LIEREAS, a Flit in Lanki un'cv is a a tied and i shed
forth aga:nst JAMff.S SMITIi; of Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster. Ship-bui.d^r, Dea.er end Chapman, and
tv! being deciarid a Bankrupt, is heiedy requited to sun ender
himself to the Comonssiunera i the a id Fiat named, or the
major part of than, no the tive• y-eighth day of' August instant,
and sm.nteenth day of Se tc drr next, at On?. o'clock in I.e
Afternoon on each may, at e Clarention-rooms, South John -
sti in Liv 'Tool aroresi M, and make a 1114 d.scovery and
disrlosure of his Estate and Effects. when and wh arc the C,e_
ditors are to come prepare.' to prove their Delds.. and et the
first sitting to choosz Assignees, and at ihe last siting the sail
Bankrupt is requited to finidi his examinatn n, and the C e-
ditors are to asseat totour di•sent from the salon nee of his Cer-
tid,.ate. Ail persons indebted to the said It: nkrupt, or that
hate any of his Effects, are not to pay or del icr :Le swan! 1 ut
to whoa' the Commissioners shall appint, t give notice to
Mr. MAwnsi.t.v, Solici or, Donut's-lane, Lot d street, in Liver-
pool aforesaid, or Messrs. AoLtNoTots, GREG( nv, and FALLK-
NXR, Ssjhiati rs, BedrOld-;;GWi,l•OlldAn.
m.AwDsLgy, solicitor.

TO THE PARISITIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
IsEti Lave to offer mvself a.• ANDIDATE for the situ-
ation of PAILISH UU LVIUIt, vacant by the demise
of the Lite P. S. D:Ardal d I trut that the manner in whica
I mitt ulr 1 reAeut situatit fur you, I,as Pay eierk,) and the
Testimonials of my Character wimh I snail be able to produce,
;vitt iusure toe Your support.
.I am, Laaies and Gentlemen,
• Your obedient Servant,
WILLIAM WHITING.
Overgeers' Office, Fenze;ek-street,alilt July. 1833.

To far: I'Altisl-iiti.,4 rAi6 °l,' Li i.itrUul,. -.
LADIES ANI) GiiNTLEMEN,
UNDEIIS CANDING that the appointment of a COL-
LECTOIi, in the room of tly -late Mr, P. S. Dowdail,
\via shortly take place, I beg lea • -most respectfully to otter
myself as a CAN-liIDATE I r a Situation.
lam thirty years of age, a tire of this Town, and have a
lihts,
practical knov.-icdge ot ILS locathy, as also of book-keqing. cud
accounts pneraily. Th tesziaionials I shail be able to pro-
du: eon the day ot election wid, I trust, be such as to saLisly
yan of iny cap:kW:dies to faith the duties of the office.
I have the hon Our to be,
La.:ies dud Gentlemen,
Yuur nod obedient servant,
LAC H. BAt‘NES HOUGHTON.
43, Fin,-It-street, 27th Ja,y, 1:33.
_ P.S.—"lice
.I,oecia I. Very itntlie-Eie.aion will take place en- --.- ---,o*--
ihe I,:ith instant. t

TO THE PAIIISLIIONERS OF LIVELiPOOL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ir BEG most respectfully to otTer myself' to your notice as a
I CANDIDATE for the Office of :OLLEC't OR of TAXES,
vacan, by the death of Mr. Dowd• I, Trusting the good cha-
racter I have maintained during 't years-of serviees,.and tha
efficient references I can give, will utit.e me to vour patronage
and choice, which it shad ever be my most ardent care and
study to mei it and preserve,
' I am, Lades and Gentlemen,
Your must obedient Servant,
95, 07(1hr:0-street. . THOMAS PENNELL.

10 it-IE OF Li, EttPOOL.
L.&ni AND GFATLENItiN,
I
BEG respectfully to oiler myself a CANDIDATE for
tha.S:tuAtion of COLLECTOti r e Assessed and Palish
Taxes, vacant by the death of Mr. S. Dowdall.
Having- been tor a number of years confidential clerk in a
highly re,p,malhe mercantile office, I trust my qualiticatio3
Wiu be sufficient to meet the duties of the situation.
To,tanoiliais of the.. resputabi.ity I sha.l proluce on
the day of e.ectiOn,
and which I hope vvid insure me your
support.l am,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
JAMES YOUD.

23, Kent-street.