The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-04 00:00:00

PRESCOT,

NEAR LIVERPOOL.

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, Oil 'that COM-
modious DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Offices, Coach-
house, Two-stalled Stable, and spacious Garden in the rear
thereof. situate on the east side of the Market-place, in the
most eligible min of the town of Prescot. The House contains
Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms, with a small Office
for Business attached to the latter, spacious 'Kitchens, two
Larders, six Bedrooms, Storeroom, lofty Attic, and Hot and
Cold Water Baths, and is replete with every convenience.
The situation is admirably adapted either for. a professional
business or for a wholesale or retail trade. The Garden con-
tains by admeasiirement 3,900 square yards, or thereabouts,
is perfectly retired, well stocked with Everw greens, of large
growth, and choice Fruit-trees. It won Aoeextremely valu-
able as Building Land. A conside sum has lately been
expended in rebuilding great of the Premises, which are
now in a state of-thorougl pair, and are offered for sale is
consequence of the des of the Proprietor to change his resi-
dence. Two-third the Purchase-money may remain on
Mortgage far s •years, certain, if desired. The Tmnre is
Copyhold nheritance (equal to Freehold), and possession
may be had in-six months. The Premises may be viewed on
Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays, from eleven to one o'clock.
There are cheap daily conveyances between Prescot and Liver-
pool, the dittance being only eight miles.
Further particulars will be furnished on application to Mr.
R. B. SOUTHERN, on tie Premises.

to it Ett,

rpo be LET, FURNISHED, X
I period,'a well-Furnish USE, pleasantly situated in
the Prince's Park.
Apply to Mr. ER SCOTT, Architect, 7, Castle street.

:oaths, or a 1

710‘be' LET, a Suite of UFFICES, in Eagle-cham-
bers; F.enwick-street, either ' o or-Tfriee Rooms suita-
ble for a Solicitor's Chamb
Apply to THOMAS \' , Strveyor, Royal Ba
Dale-street

buildings,

MO be LET, a substantial-built roomy FREEHOLD
HOUSK fitted up in .a first-rate style- Spirit Vaults,
now let as a Beer-house, and doing . e lent.bu-siness. Its
being in ri.first-rate situation, well wotth the attention of
any party that has got a r al or pull-down lictnce, and it
will be sold a great b in
Apply to G. STA

RY, 16, 'Lord-street.

TO THE WATCH AMT CLOCK TOOL 'MADE.
mo be ;LET, a SHOP and HOUSE, in a good
thoroughfare; together with the SHOP FEKTLTRES and
LEASE. The Stock and Tools comprise very requisite for
the Trade,.ae excellent Rose. Engine ~ which may be taken
or not at the option of the inc • g Tenant.
For further particulars
•y to Mr. BYFORI
Clay ton

Auctioneer,

MO be LET, FURNISHED, for the Summer Months,
1 a Detached HOUSE:or-VILLA, with an excellent Garden,
well Stocked, at Oxton, Biehoullead. The House contains, on
the Grounthfloor, Dining and Drawing Rooms;,,Kitchen, Scul-
lery, Pantry, Wash-house;.&c. 7 - and on the ,Upper-floor, Li-
brary, Three. Bed-rooms, and Servants'-room._.-There is also
an excellent 'Cellar. The House is ve gsantly situated,
and commands extensive views. ssion caube had imme-
diately.

Forfurthen.particilly to R. H. DAwseN, 42, Chapel-
street, Liverpool ; o Fremises, Mount-pleasant, Oxton I
or to Mr. JOHN PARRY, South Bank, Oxton.

TO ENGINE

RS, BOILERMAKERS, STE
'OWNERS, AND OTHERS.

-PACKET

r 0 be LET, with immediate possession :PREMISES
situated in Oil-street, -near the Trafalgar fion,k, admirably
adapted for carrying on Engine and Boiler Work. Preference
will be given 'to :the Purcser of the Machinery on the Pre-
mises, consisting ,of a Six _Ho !se-power Engine, Lathes, Dril-
ling and Screwing Machines, Fan Blast, Smiths' Health,
Punching Press, '&e., all in good worki -order—This is an
excellent opportunity for any_par' rous of commencing a
small and compact busine a Yard is most-conveniently
situated for Steam-p Repairs Work, and-a:considerable
pant of the o3nne:, may be-retained.
!Apply to Mr .4 GREENSTREET, 1, North JO

L-street

MIMMIMIIIIMI.NOMINNINIMINI

Contrarts.

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fßp
order. of the Presidnt,
JOHN PERRIS, Librarian
Liverpaa? Lzbrary,Bald-street,,May, 24, 1850.

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