The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-07-25 00:00:00

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EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, 4,c.
By Messrs. WALKER and BIRD,
To-moßßow, (Wednesday,) the 26th, THURSDAY, the 27th,
FRI DAY, the 28th, and SATURDAY, the 29th instant, at Eleven
o'clock precisely each day, at their Rooms, No. 55, Church-
street, Liverpool, by order of the Directors of the North of
England Insurance Company,
A N extensive STOCK of BOOKS, saved from a
1-1. recent Fire, many of which are but slightly damaged, and
include Works in every department of Literature.
Amongst others may be enumerated The Encyclopaedia Me-
tropolitana, in Russia ; Rees's Ditto, 45 vols.; The Penny
Cyclopmdia, 27 vols., boards; Rapin's England Fnlin nna

. . • , ..... •.. kl .r......,actaiu , I VIIIJ Ullll
Quarto Bibles; Commentaries, by Scott, Clarke, and others;
Loudon's Gardening, &c., handsomely bound; several Copies
of Hume and Smollett's England, various editions; Gibbon's
Roman Empire, 8 vols. ; Hall's Ireland, in Morocco and boards !
___

bbakespere's Works, in Morocco and other bindings ; Lardner'i
Encyclopwdia ; Hallam's Literature of Europe; Atlasses ; a
large Assortment of Bibles, Prayers, and Church Services, part
in Cases; and a great variety of other Works, by esteemed
Authors.
Also, a Quantity of STATIONERS

QuartO Posts and toolsca

comprising Folio and
F.nvplortpc (lonic

and other minor Articles connected with that department.
May be viewed This DAY, the 25th instant, and Mornings
of Sale, and Catalogues had on application at Messrs. WALKER
and BIRD'S Offices.

IMPORTANT TO EXPORTERS, CAPTAINS, PRIVATI
FAMILIES, AND OTHERS.
MR. OLDHAM will SELL by AUCTION
FRIDAY next, the 28th instant
o'clock, at his Rooms, Clayton-sonar,
Al-

Lt Eleven

3011 t 100 Dozen of excellent LONDON PICKLES, several
Hogsheads of Prime CIDER, quantity of VINEGAR, and other
MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY.
On view prior to Sale.

FLINTSHIRE.
NEAR TO THE RAPIDLY INCREASING AND FA-
VOURITE BATHING RESOR7',RHYL, A FIRST-CLASS
RAILWAY STATION, VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
FREEHOLD FARMS, IN A RING FENCE, WITH
FIRST-RATE ERECTIONS THEREON, AND SEVE-
RAL DETACHED LOTS 01? EXCELLENT LAND
NEAR THERETO, IN THE WHOLE NEARY 450
STATUTE ACRES, DIVIDED INTO EIGHT LOTS.
1/IrESSRS. CHURTON have been honoured with
FF 1 instructions from the respected Proprietor to SELL by
AUCTION, on MONDAY, the 7th day of August next, at Two
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Royal Hotel, in My], in the
eight several Lots deserihpd thn ~e —l--

ia Lae particulars or sate, or in
such other as may be a'reed upon at the time, and subject to
such conditions as will be then produced, the following impor-
tant and desirable

most el

FREEHOLD FARMS AND LANDS,
ly situated in the famed fertile
r. VALE OF CLWYD,

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from the first-class Station at Rhyl, on
THE CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY,
viz., "The RHYDDORDWY FAWR" Estate, upon which the
present Proprietor has recently expended several thousand
nonnd. in tl, 0rdan14..... 1.2 •

in one mile

no mean

nsions, but replete with every comfort and convenient
~;ro-d. f," -e _A • A

oui tame 'or the resmence or a raved gentleman or spirited
agriculturist. It has a south aspect, surrounded with beauti-
fully laid-out Garden, Orchard, and Pleasure Grounds_ It
. .

contains in tne basement storey (which is quite distinct) very
excellent Dairy Kitchen, Milk, Butter, and Salting Houses,
Pantry and Wash-house. extremely well ventilated, and admir-
ably supplied with Pump and Rain Water,-communicating with

CIV ALUM CU uiui nne hard stone.
The ground floor contains handsome Entrance Hall, two ex-
cellent lofty Sitting-rooms in front, and one to the back,
(which commands the farm-yard,) capital Kitchen, Back Kit-
chen, Pantry, &c. •, and on the first floor are five well-arranged,
airy, and pleasant Bed-rooms and Water Closet; the whole
admirably fitted with every requisite Fixture, Bells, &c., which
will be Appurtenants to the Lot.
THE FARM BUILDINGS
are also most complete, and, with the House, form a square,
the whole substr and slated. in a style

antially erected of stone
of completeness only to be equalled by a

Lae moue' ra
Buildings of the present age, being in strict accordance with the recent improvements in agricultural designs and plans ;
the Piggeries in the centre being fitted up with TORR'S REGIS-
TERED IRON TROUGHS.

Bunter, up to great weight.
The Lands are entirely in a Ring Fence, having a frontage to Lot S.—BARON, Brown Gelding, short legged perfect 011ie
the sea beach, and comnrise in the whole 152 A. fn. 17p., in the bridle hunter, up to great weight.
holding of Mr. Roger William Jones. 6.—FOX, dark Chesnut Gelding, very fast, perfect
" THE PYDEW FARM_,, ter and fine fPnrpr _ _ _

which immediately adjoins the last:m—e'n7Oned Estate, is also
extremely compact, and comprehends, in a Ring Fence, up-
wards of

231 STATUTE ACRES,
in the occupation of Mr. Edward Lloyd, anc
•.

Teinely wel

LII 01/111C I.IIIIG 11l .1, 110.11U0 ul Lne r
neither pains nor expense in rendering it

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Lot 7.— NEDDY, Brown Gelding, a clever snaffle bridle b
ter and fast.
Lot B.—MILKMAN, Brown Gelding, perfect hunter,
fast, and extraordinary jumper
Lot 9.—BENDIGO, B
up to great weight

r, 41.0
•
The other portion of the Property, consistingAGLA
of several de-
tached

3elding, a very clever S,

PIECES OF LAND,
now held, with the Rvddodwy Fawr Farm, by Mr. R. W. Jones,
will be divided into five separate Lots, for the convenience of
small capitalists, each of which will have a frontage to the
Chester and Holyhead Railway.

Lot 11.—LADY PARKER, Grey Mare, a perfect huntery
extraordinary good riding mare.
Lot 12.—BILLY, Bay Gelding, a strong shnrt leggedt°
and extraordinary fencer.
Lot 13.—JIMMY, Bay Geldins
to great weight.
Lot 14.—ROSE BUD, ches

And at the smile time and pice will be Sold an excellent
MESSUAGE OR DWELLING-HOUSE,
with Garden and Croft adioininz. situate at Tatar_anm,

, a very superior hunter, equal

)RFOLK TROTTER, Grey Gelding, lel

nnul.
Company, or their un-Clei enants, containing in thea whol'e
lA. 1 R. 22P.

I mare to ride or drive
Lot 15.—TH

The Line of the Chester and Holyhead Railmw_passes through

wnoie or rne nrst nereinbefore mentioned- Psi
are distant from the Rhyl first-class, and Prests
class Stations, about one mile time th,

states, whfc'ti

will follow, a Town-built elegant 011
ti'ESS ; a first-rate Stock of Londop-nl".t,

Ltyn second

communication with all parts of England

ne wnote or the Lanus nave been brought into first-rate
agricultural condition, by a very large outlay of capital in
Drainage and other permanent improvements. They are nicely
sheltered by thriving Plantations, and abound with Game.

SE CLOTHING, &c. &C.,