The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-07 00:00:00

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4 .D. 1,4 e beautiful ,fas_t;sailing Schooner BALLEY,
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9.. c a , carries:a good cargo .and is .well
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For further particularkapply to
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f.,&., . The new Ship ABERFOIL,
.7-I.ta %1 tows register, coppered ,and copper-fastened ;
,eppe„. - Witt for-the owner's use, under the inspection of the
lu4C4t matter; beams laid for 'the stowage of sugar hogsheads;
.firthul'iflls in rigging, sails, cables, anchors, and principal part
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"fact 'ton 'ton woik made in 'Liverpool, by ost respectable mann-
NiaNd !et's; carries alarge cargo o cry light draft of, water,
.15,t,"!, examination will he rotitr ; a very superior vessel ;
iti Priuce'sDock.—Apply to
..TABIES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street,

'hal% 'Also, the first‘class Ship STRATIIISLA,
scorer Tilgister; r
aneoppere and capper-fastened; well found in
licki,6.re-very clescrtption, d ready to 'take in cargo; lying s Doett.—Apply.
JAMES LOGAN, 106, Oldhall-street.

Theiirst-classTirig THOMAS TUCKER,
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-register, copiter4lostenetl, and lately .e oppered, tvell
is an 'in stnrei, and well ad'apted for any trade where despatch
niculabeinv a reenarkahly fagt vessel.—For :par-
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"I'll to itonvwr H rgLor. and Co., or to
JAMES 'LOP:AN, 106, Oldhall-street.

SOUTHPORT RACES, 1835.
To be Run over the SOUTHPORT Courzsa, to commence on
WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of August.

PETgit HESKETH FLEETWOOD, ESQ., 111.P.,Steward

FIRST PAY, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26.

TIME HURDLE STAKES 0f.5 Sovs. each, with 50 Sovs.
,added, for II orses,not thorough bred. 4 yrs old to carry
10st7Ili; 5 yrs, list fSib; 6 yrs and aged, 12st. Heats, one
mile and a half. A winner once, to carry Sib ; twice, 71b extra.
4 leaps in the round, and 2 in the first half mile, loi!ig 6 leaps
in. each heat. The 'Hurdles to be 4 feet 3 inche ill height. Tti
be rode by 'Gentlemen.
The HACK STAKES of 5 Sovs. each, ith 15 Says added.
list each. One mile heats. The winue be claimed furi.:3o,
if demanded by the second horse. To rode by Gentlemen.
The Sounipoirr STAKES of 5 Sovs. each, with 20 Soys.
added, for Horses not thorough bred. 3 yrs old to carry 9st 71b ;
4 yrs, lOst 716 ; 5 yrs, flit 41b ; G yrs, Itst 121 b ; 12st.
Heats, twice round. A ,winner of L5O or upwards, before the
day of running, to carry 51b extra; twice or more, 71b. To be
rode by Gentlemen. 'three Sitbscribers or no race.
'SECOND DAY, 'THURSDAY.
The HURDLE STAKES of 5 Sovs. each, with 25 Says.
added, for Horses pot thorough bred. 4 yrs old to carry lOst
7lb ; 5 yrs, Ilst 61b ; 6 yrs and aged. 12st. Heats, one mile
.and a half. A winner once, to carry 51b; twice, 71b; extra. 4
leaps.in the round, and 2 in the first -half tnile, being 6 leaps in
each heat. The Hurdles to be 4 feet 6 inches' in height. To
be rode by Gentlemen.
•.The NORTH MEOLS STAKES of 5 Sovs. each, with 20
added, fur Horses not thorough bred. 3 yrs old to carry Oat 71b;
4 yrs, lOst 71b; 5 yrs, llst 41b; 6 yrs, list 121 b; aged, 12st.
Heats, twice round. A winner of £5O or upwards; before the
day of running, to carry 51b; twice, 71b; or more, 101 b extra.
To be rode by Gentlemen. Three Subscribers or no race.
The INNKEEPERS' PLATE, value 50 Sovs. 3 yrs old
to,carry Est 101 b ; 4 yrs, Bst '2lb ; 5 yrs, Bst 101 b; 6 yrs and
aged, 9st. Mares and Geldings allowed 31b. A winner of £5O,
before the day of. entry, to carry 31b ; if twice, 51b extra.
Heats, twice round.
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY.
A HANDICAP STA KES, for beaten Horses the first and
second•day, all ages, f Sdys. each; with 20 Soya. added. Heats,
one mile and a half. To be rodiiby Gentlemen.
WILLIAM -LIN AICER, Clerk of the Course.

Should a walk over occur for any of the above Stakes, the
.Money advestised to be added will be withheld.
Nonnuations to be sent to Mr. WfLLIAM LINAKER, Clerk of

the Course.
The Entry for the•Rlntes and• Stakes will be on Monday be-
fore the Race., at the Ilesketh Arms,-from 11 till 1 o'clock.
No Gaming will l,c allowed on the Ground.

BARTON -MOSS FARM.
By Mr. CAPES,
On FRIDAY, the 28th instant, at the Albion Hotel; Manchester,
(unless previously disposed of by private coutraet, of which
notice will be given,)
THE BARTON MOSS ,FARM, (which is Leasehold for
62 years, Tithe free, subject to very.low parochial charges,
and communicates with the River Irwell an the Liverpool'and
.Mane ester Turnpike Road on one side, a with the Liverpool
and l‘lanchester Railway on the other, ituate on Chat Muss,
in Barton-Upou-Irwell, in the county Lancaster, and consist-
ing of about 220 statute Acres of fine Arable Land, aaf which
about 200 Acres are now in crop, and about 20 Acres.,pre-
pared far cropping next spring, the whole recently well laid out
and divided by quick Fences and belt Plantations on the mist
approved plan, and altogether there are about 6 Acres of
flourishitig Plantations of neatly 20 7cors' growth.
In a convenient situation on- thel arm is an ornalpental and
commodious Cottager with Garden well stocked with the choicest
Fruit Trees,,Sic., and all usual Outbuildings.
There are also Four Cottages for Workmen,,with Garden's;
&c. attached, a large tarn, Stabling for Eight Horses, Smithy,
Cart shed, Piggery, and a Steam Engine, used for threshing,
and convertible to other uses. _ _

There is eicellent Marl in the immediate neighbourhood of
this Farm. The Liverpool and Manchestet Railway passci
directly through it on the one.side, and by this means.and by
the River lrwell and the Turnpike Road from Liverpool to
Manchester at the other side, there is the greatest. facility of
communication at the 'cheapest rate with Liverpool, /Stanches-1
'ter, and other great towns. The Railway Carriages take up
and set down Passengers, Goods, &c. at one of their public sta-
tions on the Farm. 'There is a private Railway belonging to
the Fartn, and extending through the heart of it from the Li-
verpool and.Matichester Railway on the oue side to the Turn-.
pike load and the River at the other. Manure passes along
the River Toll free, and the Rates of Carriage along The Rail-
way are. low.
The distance from Manchester is not six miles, from Liver-
pool about twenty-three, and from 'Warrington, with which
there is a Railway Communication, ten miles.
The Crops at present on the ground consist of about 92 Acres
of Wheat. 1.0 of Oats, 21 of Turnips, 13 of Potatoes, and 6.5 of
Clover and Rye Grass.
These Crops and the Live and Dead Stock may be taken at a
valuation.
Mr. Jo FIN BELL, at the Farm, will show the Property to any
party producing a Ticket, which may be had on .application to
M r;(7; A ..s, Auctioneer, 90, King-street, Manchester, or Messrs.
PILITT, CLAY, and SWIFT, Solicitors, Liverpool,,where Plans
may. be seen, and front whom further particulars may be
obtained.