The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-11 00:00:00

To` be AoID.

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GROCERY -BUSINE S. •
Tbe DISPOSED OF, the STOC in TRADE,, FIX-
TURES, Rod GOOD:WILT, o a well-established and
highly-con oected SHOP.. Any Pe a:wishing to commence
the move Business will find the present an exceedingly' desir-
able oppottunity.—Every.inforination will be given on applica-
tion to ROBERT 'FAIRCLOUGII, 28, Berry-street.

FLINISIIIRE.—FREEHOLD LAND.
rill() be SOLD, lal3 PRIVATE CortyTitAc Twelve Acres, One
Rood, and Seventeen Perches of xcellent Pasture and
Arable LAND, -situate 'within ami St. Asaph, and one
hundred yards of . the south side oft urnpike-road.leading to
Abergele, awl five miles from the tof I. oryd, (where there
is daily communication hv steam 'with Liverpool,) now in the
bolding of Mr, Peter Foulkes. There is a' quantity of fine thriv-
ing young Oak growiug.iin the Land; extiosive game preserves
surrounding; two very fine trout streams witbin a short distance,
and a pack of fux bound 4 are kept in the immediate neighbour-
hood. .

The Land is beautifully- situated, and well adapted tor Build=upon, as it contains e Bed of Clay of most' B
duality,
.and being in the centre of the Vale of Clwyd on a gentle emi-
nence,, commanding a tine and extensive prospect.
Mr. Peter Foulkes, of the Plough Inn, near St. Asaph, will
show the Land; and further particulars may be had upon ap-
plication (if by letter, post-paid) at the Office of Messrs. Lace,
SONS, and MYaRS, Solicitors, Liverpool, or of Mr. J. VA UG II AN
Hottiva, Solicitor, Denbigh.

rylo be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a Valuable FREE-
J... HOLD MANOR and ESTATE, well wooded, with a
convenient residence, in one of the midland counties, 40 miles
south
.of Manchester, in fir,t-rate condition, in a ring fence;
tithe free, extra parochial, with the land tax redeemed, consist-
ing principally of grass land, comprising in th whole about
1800 statute acres, of which about 30(t acres ar wood land, co-
vered. with oak and ash, in the following lot r divisions •-•-••
Lot 1,.• A FARM of about 300 acres, 1 ina ring fence, with
a good Farm-house and out-buildings.
Let 2. A FARM of about 160 acres, within a ring fence,
with a respectable Farm-house and out-buildings, and waters
well stocked with fish.

Lot 3. The MANOR, with a good and convenient residence,
together with out-buildings and walled garden, and about 460
acres of farm And wood land, on which is alio situated a Farm-
house with extensive and excellent out-building's, and very good
fishing.
Lot 4. A FARM of about 400 acres, within a ring fence, in-
terspersed with wood lands and plantations, with a gout? Farm/
house and out-buildings; and plenty of spare materials for the
addition of a good house, ina desirable situation.
Lot 5.. A FARM of about 130 acres, within a ring fence, of
excellent farming land, adjoining to lot 4, with a good Farm-
house and out-buildings.
Lot 6. A FARM. of about 200 acres, within a ring fence,
with wood lands'and plantations, and a good Farm-house and
out-buildings; this situation being well calculated for a respect-
able residence, by ati addition to the present Farm-house.
Lot 7. A FARM, with• plantations, together consisting of
about 90 acres, and a newly-erected Farm-house and out-build-
.ings.,..
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Lot 8. A FARM adjoining to Lot 7, of about 60 acres, with
plantations, and a newly-erected Farm-linuse and out-buildings.
fhere being plenty .ofliouses and out-buildings, Lots 4 and 5
will be divided if it should he desired.
Coaches pass daily on a good turnpike road contignoui to all
these lots. The internal roads are also good,.atici the whole are
within two hours' drive of.the railway now forming from Liver-.
pool to London. There is lime on the spdt, and coals are low
in price. The whole of the lots are yrell socked with game,
and possession of part of them may be had in October, and of
the remainder at Lady-day. next.
Plans of the whole may be seen, and further information ~h-tained
tained on application to Messrs. Eno": and PARKER, Solicitors,
Manchester; Mr. Jonathan Binns. Surveyor and Land Agent,
Lancaster.; ,Messrs. Binns, Clifford, and &ribs, Surveyors and
Land Agents, Birmingham; Mr. Heaton; Endon, near Leek;
and Messrs. WILLIAM JOHNSON and SoN, Surveyors; Man-
chester.