The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-20 00:00:00

Libcrpool g.i,alco by Auction.

-43 y Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER.
By order of the Assignees of Matthew Lewtas, a Bankrupt. —On
MONDAY next, the 28th instant, at Six o'clock in the even-
ing, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street,
FREEHOLD PIECE or PARCEL of LAND,
Lot I.A situate in Mansfield-street, in Liverpool, being six
yards to the front of Mansfield-street, and running in depth
backwards to Birkett-street about ten yards, with the Dwelling-
house and Buildings erected thereon, now in the occupation of
the said Matthew Lewtas, bounded on the south by Mansfield-
street, on the north by part of a Court belonging to Mr. John
Marsh, on the west by a passage of three feet wide, and on the
of
east by the next lot.
• Lot 2.—A Freehold, Piece or. Parcel of L -D, situate in
Mansfield-street aforesaid, being eighte n ards front, and
twenty-two deep, with the fourteen new rected Dwelling-
houses thereon, forming a Court, of which our are to the front
of Mansfield-street, and ten are behind the same, and are now
in an unfinished state ; bounded on the south by Mansfield-
street, on the north by a Piece of vacant. Land belonging to
Messrs. Hicks, Yates, and Brassie, on the east by lot 1, and
on the west by a Piece of Land belonging to Mr. Carver.
Lot 3.—A Freehold Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate in
James-street Soho, and in Upper Birkat-street Soho, being in
front to James-street about twelve yards, and in front to Bi r -
kett-street about seven yards, running in depth about eight
yards, to property belonging to James Rooney, with the two
Dwelling-houses erected thereon, in the occupation of Mr. Top-
ham and Mr. —, at the yearly rent of £27; bounded on the
north by Upper Birkett-street, on the south by property belong-
ing to Joseph Wharton, on the west by property belonging to
James Rooney, and on, the east by James-street. •
Lot 4.—A freehold Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate in
Northumberland-street, Toxteth-park, being in front to Nor-
thumberland-street about sixteen yards, and running in depth
along Essex-street about seventeen yards, with three unfinished
Dwelling-houses erected thereon ; bounded on the north by
Northumberland-street, on the south by a Piece of vacant Land
belonging to Messrs. Robinson and Hughes, on the east by
Essex-street, and on the west by Dwelling-houses belonging
to —.
For further particulars as to lot 3, apply to Messrs. LACE and
SONS, Solicitors Union-court; and as to the whole, to Mr.
FRODSHANI, Solicitor, King-street; Mr. OWEN TUDOR, Soli-
citor, Exchange-street West; or to Mr. J. BERRY, Accountant,
3, Cook-street, John-street.

YOUTH A respectable YOUTH anted as an APPRENTICE.
is/rlt. JESSE BAN NG, PIANO-FORTE TUNER,.
1 15, C4,ARENcE. $E T, respectfully tenders his grateful
acknowledgements to ie , Nobility and -Gentry of Liverpool
and its Environs for their extensive patronage, and begs to in-
form them, that he has removed from Browniow-hill to the above
address.

The general approbation his style of Piano-forte Tuning has
obtained encourages him to hope for a continuance of their
esteemed commands, which will receiN,e his immediate personal
attention.

J. B. has a good second-hand Square Piano-forte on sale.

CHURCH PRESENTATION.

r obe SOLD; the nexi, PRESENTATION to a RECTORY,
_IL in Shropshire, within two miles of Market Drayton. The
Tithes yield about £l,lOO o £1,200 a-year. There is a good
Rectory-house, and abo f y Acres of Glebe Land.
The present Incumb is upwards of eighty-one years of
itig-
ag?, and the right to e Presentation is contingent on his
dying or resigning the Benefice in the life-time of a gentleman,
aged forty-five, on whose life (against that of the Incumbent)
two Policies of Assurance, together £8,500, are effected, which
will be sold along with the Presentation.
Apyly to Messrs. RADCLIFFE and DUNCAN, Solicitors,
Liverpool. .
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CAUTION ! ! !

TYRER's. AERATgbiThili'Alt having become an
article of such general use that many persons have put
forth spurious compositions,. purporting them to be the Real
Article, which; on examina o are found to be the most horrid
'trash ever drank. G. TYR therefore takes this opportunity
of informing the Public, hat
.in future the only Genuine
ity
AERATED NECTAR will bear a label with the Inventor's Sig-
iol.
N.B.—Ask
on each bottle. Sold'at the principal Druggists, Hotels,.rn
Inns, and'Taves in town and country; and Wholesale by
the Inventor at his Establishments, 17 and 25, Copperas-hill,
1..
for TYRER'S NECTAR.
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TO FAMILIES ABOUT TO FURNISH.L--
Messrs. VENABLES an ;Co. respectfully inform the
Nobility and Gentry, that the had, previously to the recent
great advance on Wool, pu used a very extensive STOCK
of BRUSSELS, KIDD tMINSTER, and VENETIAN
CARPETS ; also, a spl dud Assortment of MERINO DA-
MASK, MOREENS, &c., which they intend to dispose of at
prices unprecedentedlv low; specimens of the various articles
necessary for FURNISHING. with appropriate .and novel De-
signs, sent to any part of the Kingdom on approval. An early
application is strongly recommended.
NAVARINO House, No. 75 and 76, Lamb's Conduit-street,
London.