The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-09-01 00:00:00

FLINTSHIRT

WONT IMPORTANT .SALE OF VALUABLE FREE-
HOLD ESTATES, comprehending 1750 statute Acres, situ-
ate in the parishes of Dodleston, hope, Mold, and Flint,
within a few miles of the City of Chester and the King's
Ferry, ou the River Dee ; for the most part commanding ex-
tensive Views and affording beautyul Building Sites;.
di-
vided y 80 separate Lots for the convenience

Jed into upwards
of Capitalists.

By Messrs. CHURTON,

On TUESDAY, WEDNESDA
anti 9ith risme of garttpi

TH3FSi3Ay, the 22nd, 23rd

of Chester, in the lots desc ' din the printed particulars of
sale, or in such other a ay be determined upon by the
vendor or his agent at e time of sale, and subject to the
conditions which wit en be produced,

THE underme4troned very Valuable and Important
FREEHOLD ESTATES,
)s of Ho

situate in the townshi

pe Owen

UPWARDS OF 1750 STATUTE ACRES
of arable, 'meadow, pasture, and wood land, in the hands of
yearly tenants, divided into upwards of
EIGHTY SEPARATE LOTS,
to suit the convenience of purchasers, some of them heine

large and improvable, ranging from 50 to tiea;l;7ooZeZ,
offering advantages to large capitalists ; others in SMALL
FARMS, suited to purchasers of more moderate means ; white
the smaller hits are ndsnted to the nrnvid,mt -,1

TATE, and thereby securing
A VOTE FOR THE COUNTY OR FOR THE
CONTRIBUTORY BOROUGHS.
It is utterly impossible within the limit of an advertisement
to enumerate the many advantages these Estates possess, the
whole of which lie near to the City of Chester, on the first ap-
proach to North Wales, on eminences commanding the most
extensive,

UNINTERRUPTED, AV IE ND A
LMOST UNEQUALLED
,
extending from the Shropshire Wrekin to the Derbyshire hills.
The First Day's Sale will comprehend Twenty-one distinct
Lots, including that beautiful Mansion and Demesne, called
" RHYDDYN HALL,"
the present residence vof Richard Golightly, Esq. The
TM 111 •rryvv.

The important
"CUCKOO HILI

and "SHORDLEY ES

Higher Kinnerton. _
The Second Day's Sale will comprise Thirty-two Lots,
amongst which are many

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES,
near to Pen-y-niynydd Church, and those of Hope Owen, lying
in and above the " Vale of Caerzwee."

And the Last Day's Sale, the remaining Twenty-five Lots,
will chiefly consist of small Properties, in the townships of
Hope Estyn, Rhanherfedd, Tryddyn, and within the
CONTRIBUTORY BOROUGHS OF CAERGWRLE
AND FLINT.

Many of .the Lots lie along or near to excellent Turnpike
Roads, and are susceptible of very great improvement by
draining, improved cultivation, and by the application of bone
or other manure, as well es by

TASTEFUL ERECTIONS AND PLANTING,
for all of which there is great scope. The chief portion of the
Estates are intersected with thriving
PLANTATIONS AND GAME PRESERVES,
and the famed " River. Alyn," which abounds with Trout,
gently flows through them, thus affording to the sportsman

Or angler a constant source of enjoyment; and to the enter-
priser a favourable opportunity of erecting a manufactory, or
other works requiring water power, the river within the limit
of this property having a fall of ten feet.
Few parts of the kingdom are better supplied with stone,
brick clay, timber, road materials, &c., and very few are so
favourably situated for coal and lime, which are to be had
cheap, good, and near, without the annoyance of being too

near; in fact, it is believed that those lots which lie along the
vale of Caergwrle and the ridge of Hope Owen, contain
• VALUABLE SEAMS OF COAL

all of which, so far as they belong to the vendor, will be in.:
eluded in the sale, without any reservation on his part.
The Mineral and Saline Waters, too, which are to he met

gent puichasers, be turned to good account.
It must not be omitted that, by the aid of railway commu
nication. these Estates are

WITHIN FIVE HOURS' JOURNEY FROM LONDON, TWO
FROM MANCHESTER, AND ONE FROM LIVERPOOL;
and the " North Wales Mineral Railway," which it is intended
to open early in October next, offers easy access to the greater
portion of the Estates, and the great " Chester and Holyhead
Railway" passes within a short distance.

Another great featnre in this sale is
THE SPLENDID LANDSCAPE

presented to tlievle;:alalJoa every point, extending over
the " Vale Royal of Cheshire," to the Hills in the distance,
Beeston Castle, the Rivers Dee and Mersey, bes►des an immense
range of

BEAUTIFUL WELSH MOUNTAIN SCENERY,
which most be seen to be appreciated.
N.B.—Mr JOHN JONES, of Hope, will show the lots.
tC Printed particulars, with lithographic plans, may be had
-upon application to Mr. GREGORY BURNETT, Hawa rden ;
Messrs. CHURTON, the Auctioneers, at their Offices in Whit-
church, Chester, or (41, Lord-street) Liverpool; and Messrs.
BARKER and HIONETT, Solicitors, Chester.