The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-18 00:00:00

FLINTSHIRI

MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREE-
HOLD ESTATES, comprehending 1750 statute Acres, situ-
ate in the parishes Dodleston, Hope, Mold, and Flint,
within a fete miles o the City of Chester and the Ring's
Ferry, on the River ee ; for the mast part commanding ex-
tensive Views and affording beautiful Building Sites; di-
vided into upwards of 80 separate Lots for the convenience
of Capitalists.

By Messrs. CHURTON,
On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, the 22nd, 23rd,
and 24th days of September next, commencing each gal
punctually at Two o'clock, at the Albion Hotel, in the oty
Of

sale, or in such other as may be det tiled: upon by tll
conditions which will then be- ced,
vendor or
um:
was
da‘iEißeivGn,DtHlps. ani
ti,
yst:ttukhF,
rseel:tsipaomm; o:s. r A e,T ESTATES,
and sübject
THE undermentioned v Valuable and Important
situate in the townships Hope Owen, Hope Estyn, Shordiey
divided into upwards of
Higher Kinnerton, Il.Wanberfedd, and Tryddyn, and in the
contributory Bone wins-of CAEROWLE and Ft.t NT, containing
yoefararlyabtleen,ants,
large and improvable, ranging from 50 to nearly7o()Acrel,
rdsLl:3;odm's,:ißnoEfthSteheinhanbdseinogf
to suit the convenience of puAnrdSTßAchwAaTsollie:

offering advantages to large capatuu3Ls t/Lllerti 111 aivaLy
FARMS, suited to purchasers of more moderate means ; while
the smaller lots are adapted to the provident savings of all
classes, offering to ALL the possession of a FREEHOLD ES-
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,

bisiiiZTERRUPTED, AND ALMOST UNEQUALLED
VIEWS.

extending from the Shropshire ifrekin to the Derbyshire hill°'
The First Day's Sale will comprehend Twenty-one distinct
Lots, including that beautiful Mansion and Demesne, called
" RHYDDYN HALL,"
the present residence of Richard Golightly, Esq. The
"CAERESTYN FOX COVERT AND ESTATE,"

so famed in the annals of sportin,
able Estate of

Theirrlpo!!ant

Higher Kinnerton

The compact and vat".

"HOPE HALL,"

Id "SHORDLEY ESTATES,"
fence, and other smaller Lots is

Thirty-two Lots:

amongst which are many
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES

near to Pen-y-my,nydd Church, and those of Hope °wen, lying
in and above the 'Vale of Caergwrle."
And the Last Day's Sale, the remaining Twenty-five Lots,
will chiefly consist of small Properties, in the townships of
...A within the

'6SNtRIBUTORY BOROUGHS OF CAERGWILLt;
AND FLINT.
Many of the Lots lie along or near to excellent Turnpike
Dads. and are susceptible of very great improvement 11

draining, improved cultivation, and by the application o:
or other manure, as well as_l_y)

AND PLANTING,
The chief portion of the

for all of which there is great scopE
Estates are intersected with thriving
PLANTATIONS AND GAME PRESERVES,
and the famed "River Alyn," which abounds with Trots
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,
other works requiring water power, the river within the 11,0'"
of this property having a fall of ten feet.

Few parts of the kingdom
brick clay, timber, road materi

Fe better supplied with stone'
mud, very fewarejci

,ucov,.6uvu, aTA ucal, YY ILIIV LLL Ille anuuyunce En ueLub
i near ; in fact, it s believed that those lots which lie along I"
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 ill"
cluded in the sale, without any reservatiqn on his part. et
The Mineral and Saline Waters, too, which are to be 01„,
with in portions of the property, may, in the hands of 10te
gent purchasers, be t.ll..rnlcli!oi.go‘?daccomlt.,

.ae4
ndet
nication, these Estates are
WITHIN FIVE HOURS' JOURNEY FROM LONDON TW°
FROM MANCHESTER, AND ONE FROM LIVERPOOL;
a torsn do
vtehne
e"a
rNI
yo ritiih
OctoberW al Wales Mni
enxetrt:loßffea eaays"
portion of the Estates, and tie great " Chester and liolyft a':
Railway" passes within a short distance.
Another great feature in this sale is
THE SPLENDID LANDSCAPE
presented to the view at almost every point, extending oVI
,)
r access which
tito
tec
tishe in
gr
the " Vale Royal of Cheshire," to the Hills in the distanCe'
Beeston Castle, the Rivers Dee and Mersey, besides an immense
range of

BEAUTIFUL 'WELSH MOUNTAIN SCENERY

which must be seen to be appreciated

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atnhse lnoit sa
a.pYb d(la-;
upon application to Mr. GREGORY BURNETT,' Hawaryz-t;
Messrs. CHURTON, the Auctioneers, at their Offices in
church, Chester, or (41, Lord-street,) Liverpool; and Mssy.
BARKER and HIONETT, Solicitors, Chester.

TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, & DECORATORS,
,f
Q TEPHENS' LIQUID OAK, MAHOGA ti`;
kj ROSE, and SATIN WOOD STAINS, for Staining vari:nd
sorts of Inferior Woods, so as to give them the appearance for
character of the more costly and ornamental kinds;
alsonel
• • .... r‘tatnrol eninnr nf And (`wince rind ..,.a5

lings, and other ornamental Wood N I
become faded from age or other can •
IN THE BUILDING AND ORATING CHURL ,--
the
where it is desirable to give t. e cheaper kind of Woooscior
appearance of antique Oa .r to make Deal assume the tit
racter of Oak Panelli. hereby the effect of the more,c;io
may be produced by t .7 use of a cheaper material, these
will be found more = ective than any means hitherto einl/100°
IN OLD MA lONS AND HALLS, where the oese,
Carvings and nellings have faded, the application of tov
stains will be ' and to revive and bring back the rich 11, tile
colour, and iich colour may be varied from the lighter
deeper sha es of the most Antique Oak.

V 1116 ws... —,
when such

THE BIRCH WOOl

wood, ti

is only when the t'rieo•
,tv fine that is prefeA f -
11. and other Woods, English an ,
—.ince various imitationtwg
'4" of the Ru"yssre

rsed Timt

of the i

CHURCHES, for
generally used, b.

Timbers w„,..
with the Stain,„tecb
e‘.l"`i:
economically
be produced. c°s, t.l3e
fronts of galleri—
Cif

be obtainet.-,,pe.,
, and may yoric.„-s"1:0;
the Builder, 2,
Marble ar rrh e,
itatmCrra. Crake's
c

iihich ii:

RAMAGE'S CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
SOLUTION O.E. IRON. The well-known tonic proper-
ties of Iron have made it a medicine of daily application in all
cases of debility, produced by a poor and impo erished state of
the blood.
THE SYMPTOMS by which thi ate of the system is
cug/ef0rep.4...e.„....--"Y
known are the follawing :—Gener eakness languor, inapti-
tude to exertion, less of a ite, imperfect'
heart,stiotlence after taking food, a le action of the palpitation
on the slightest exertio cold hands and feet, irregular action
:of the bowels, and e headaches.
THE EFFECT this Preparation of Iron is to act as a per-
manent Tonic. y strengthening and invigorating the sto-
mach and • stive organs, the appetite is not only increased,
but the food taken is properly digested, the blood is made in
better quality and larger quantity, thereby the action of the
heart is increased, renderin,, the pulse fuller and stronger, aug-
menting the temperature of the tody, and improving the tone
of the muscular fibre.
Th;. vr-a, • .

v. r ILIA at the same time.
Sold ill Bottles, at 4s. 6d. each, WhopPropriaMes appointment, at JOHN S,
street, 4nd may be procured of CI
M`Guffie, Priestley, Rawle Roberts,
field, Troughton.,

and Retail, by the
ER'S, 150, Oxford
.Johnson, Jones,

co.; Schol

LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
TO MASTER PORTERS.
THE :COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCKS
give the following NOTICE, viz. :
That on and after the 27th day of September, 1840, the
Cargo of every Vessel from any foreign part entering and using
any of the Liverpool Docks or Basins (on the Quays of which
no warehouses are erected), must be received, weighed, and
loaded off by one set of Porters only, who must be in the em-
ploy and under the direction and orders of one Master Porter.
And every Master Porter,. before he shall be capable of un-
taking or receiving, weighin;, and loading off the Cargo of
any such Vessel shall execute to the Liverpool Dock 'r stf

__. .. ustees a
Bolid, with two sufficient sureties i 15um of .tlOO,
for paying or satisfying the Ow r Consigneseof the Goods
so received, weighed, or 1 d off, the amount of any loss,
damage, and injury w • may be occasioned to such Goods
during the receivin eighing, or loading off the same. And
any Person acti Master Porter without having given such
Bond, as aforesaid, will forfeit a sum not exceeding £5O for
every such offence.

Every Master Porter desiring to be employed in discharging
Cargoes of Ships, is requested to furnish the Committee, by
letter, addressed to the Secretary, with his name and address,
together with the names and addresses of their proposed sure•
ties, not later than Tuesday, the First day of September next.
Any further information may be obtained from the Secretary
By order, DANIEL MASON
Dock-office, 17th August, 1846

Secretary

WHEREAS, a fiat in bankruptcy, bearing date the
7th day of August, 1846, directed to her Majesty's Dis-
trict Court of Bankruptcy, at Liverpool, bath been awarded and
issued against ALEXANDER SMITH and THOMAS IRVINE,
both of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, Merchants,
Dealers, and Chapmen, trading in copartnership at Liverpool
aforesaid as merchants, under the firm of " Smith and Irvine,"
and they being declared bankrupts. are hereby rPniiirprl tn enr_

render themselves to EBENEZER LUDLO ergeant-at-
one of her Majesty' commissioners o e said court, on the
21st day of August in nt, at Twel clock at Noon precisely.
and on the 15th day of tern next, at Eleven in the Fore-
noon precisely, at the Dist • urt of Bankruptcy, in Liver-
pool, and make a full. • ov and disclosure of their estate
and effects when an ere the ditors are to come prepared
to prove their debt , and at the firs 'tting to choose assignees,
and at the last ing the said bankrupts are required to finish

mem examination. All persons indebtedlo the said bankrupts,
or that have any of their effects, are not to pay .or deliver the
same but to Mr. WILLIAM BIRD, Liver-court, South Castle-
street, Liverpool, the Oficial assignee whom the commissioner
hr .s appointed, and give notice to Messrs. BAXENDALE, TA-
THAM, UrroN, and JouNismv, Great Winchester-street, Lon-
don, or to Messrs. SHACKLETON, WRIGHT, and HUNTER, So-
licitors, Liverpool.

SHACKLETON, WRIGHT and
and HUNTER,
So
Liverpool, August 14, 1846. F licitors to the

CARSON'S ORIGINAL ANTI-CORROSION
PAINT, specially patronised by the British and other
Governments, the Hon. East India Company, the principal
Dock Companies, and other public bodies, &c., is particularly
recommended to the Nobility, Gentry Agriculturists, Menu-
. •
110.,•• -n-

, . ...., v. algal ails ass
,
proved by the practical tea of nearly sixty years to surpass all
other Paints as an out-door preservative. It is extensively
used for the preservation of wooden houses, farm and other
out-buildings, farming implements, conservatories; park pa-
ling ; gates, iron railing, iron hurdles, co !,zinc,lead, brick,
stone, old compo and stucco front tiles to represent sla-
ting. The superiority of the i-Corrosion over every other
jx.iiges
Paint for out-door pu may be easily inferred from the
simple fact that its r las been always most strenuously op-
posed by colour n pfacturers, painters, oil and ,ninnv,v,....

_ ti coiormen,
and others interegted in the sale of common Paints. It is also
very economical any labourer being able to lay it on. Colours
—light stone, drab or Portland ditto, Bath ditto, light and dark
--..1

jca•un utltu, 116111111111 um it uzuk, Lull uarx lead, light and
dark chocolate, bright and dark red, and black, 345. per cwt. ;
invisible green, 505.; bright ditto, 615.: deep green, 60s. per
Cwt. ; la casks, 281 b., 561 b., and 1121 b. each. Oil and Brushes.
More detailed particulars will be sent, free of postage. The
Original Anti-Corrosion Paint is only to be obtained of WAL-
TER CARNON (Successor to the Inventors) 15, Tokenhouse-
yard, back of the Bank of England, London, who will show
nearly 300 Testimonials received from the Nobility, Gentry,
and Clergy, who have used the Anti-Corrosion for many years
at their country. seats. W. C. is reluctantly compelled to cau-
tion the
public against the spuriolis imitations of bis Original
Anti-Corrosion Paint now offered for sale. He has no agents
whatever. All orders are particularly requested to be sent di-
rect.

THE SUMMER RIDE OR PROMENADE.
The peculiar virtues of C. and A. OLDRIDGE'S BALM OI
COLUMBIA completely removes the rtiMeett., evnerieeoed ht

c 1/111
e1‘11.19
Ladies in preserving their iinile'ts'nfter xercn
vigorates the hair, that tresses, previously the
most destitute of curl, rapidly acquire a vigor,'
in permanent ringlets the head-dress of the u
votary of the Ball-room, the Ride, or the Pr(
the blinerali and Vegetables of the Old W
pounded in ail imapnable ways in frui atte
. . -icseltiorefmrk ..•••• -- •

so important
Hemisphere for furnishing t
OF COLUMBIA

Lse!6f'which in

straight,

matter of

hility in reprodving hair upon persons 01
bald, may be examined at the Office of the
Wellington-street, Strand, Loudon, where
and by all respectable Perfumers and Medic

other pric

THE DERBY, UITOXETEK, AND STAFFORD

RAILWAY COMPANY

THIS Company having been Dissolved on the 21st
1 ultimo, as duly advertised, and the Committee having,
since that date, given every facility for the Scripholders to
receive the First Instalment of .e 1 12s. 6d. per Share, HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE, that unless the few remaining unpaid bring.
in their Scrip before the Ist of September they will not be paid
until the Ist of November, as the 139jaka_wal. be closed during
that time. Scrip may safely 10..fortTarded to the Secretary, in
registered letters, (and if,o4Sent by post, to be cancelled," be
written on the face k o ch, they cannot be misappropriated,)
in exchange for w • a check for the amount, and a Certificate.
entitling the holder to any further division, will be transmitted
croer
by the next post. BOYMAN BOY3IAN, Secretary.
62, Moorgate-street, London, 14th August, 1846.

SHREWSBURY AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.
3, 3foorgate-street, London, 4th August, 1846.
REGISTRATION OF SHARES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Act
iN authorising the construction of this Line having received
the Royal assent, all persons holding SCRIP CERTIFICATES
for SHARES in this COMPANY are requested to transmit the
same for REGISTRATION to the Secretary, at the Company's
Offices, 3, Moorgate-street, London, on or before SATURDAY,
the sth September next.

In consequence of the subscribed Capital having been reduced
by the Act incorporating the Company, Shareholders will only
be entitled to receive for every five Shares now held by them,
(having a deposit of £2 10s. per Share,) four Shares with a de-
posit _paid of .e 3 per Share, and a re e surplus of 2s.
Share : interest, at the rat our per cent., will also be

paid from the date of Rc#iitrition

All-Shares not claim • the actual holders of the Scrip on
or before the sth Se ber, will be liable to.be registered as
the property of persons to whom they were originally
allotted.

In order that the Register of Proprietors may be correctly
prepared, the Scrip must be accompanied by an application in
the annexed form, copies of which may be had on request. As
a precaution, parties transmitting Scrips by post, are recom-
mended to write across the face of each certificate, " Forwarded
Registration." An acknowled-- •of the receipt of to

•issued
Scrip *ill be given, and notice be of the time at
which sealed certificates may be obtained, when the return of
2s. per Share will also be made.
WM. ORMSBY GORE, Chairman.
GEORGE KNOX, Secretary.

To the Chairman of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway
Company.

Sift,
As the Holder of Scrip for Shares in the above Corn
pany, sent herewith, I hereby claim to be entered on the regis.
ter of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway Company, of
the proprietor of my proportion of the Stock of that Company,
under the provisions of the Act incorporating the same.
No. of Shares.
Scrip for I Share, No.
Scrip for 5 Shares, Nos.
Scrip for 10 Shares, Nos.
Scrip for 20 Shares, Nos.

Name in full

Address
Profession or Business
Date

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that under the
authority of an Act of Parliament passed in the fifty-fifth
year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Third,
for enabling spiritual persons to exchange their Parsonage
Houses or Glebe Lands, and for other purposes, As altered by
another Act of Parliament passed in the sixth year of the reign

us 1112 i Lute majesty lung ueorge Hie rourtn? tor amenc
rendering more effectual the said first-mentioned Act.
Fl RST,—AII that FARM-HOUSE? OUTBUILDI NG S, FOLD,
and GARDEN, together with the nine several Closes or Parcels
of LAND, formerly part of Ranniker Moss, situate in the Tow-
nship and Parish of Halsall, in the county of Lancaster, and
containing ten acres three roods and thirty perches, or therea-
bouts, and now in the occupation of Robert Buck, which said
Hereditaments and Premises are bounded on thesouth-easterly
side thereof by a road leading from the Village of Halsall to the
Township of Birkdale, in the said county; on the north-east-
erly and south-westerly sides severally by occupation roads re-
spectively leading from the before-mentio ; and on the
north-easterly side by lands belongi Charles Scarisbrick,
of Scarisbrick Hall, in the said ' nty, Esquire.
SECONDLY,—AII that Clos Parcel of LAND, situate in the
Township and Parish of salt aforesaid, containing two roods
and sixteen perches, s ute measure, and in the occupation of
the said Robert Buc ,which said Close of Land is bounded on
the north-easterl side by the occupation road before-men-
tioned, as boupding the south-westerly side of the Heredita-
ments and Prises first before described; and on the north-
westerly and south-easterly sides severally by lands belonging
to the said Charles Scarisbrick.

lag and

fiIDLY,-All those three Closes or Parcels of LAND, situ-
ate in the Township and Parish of Halsall aforesaid, containing
together five acres one rood and eight perches, statute measure,
and in the occupation of the said Robert Buck, which said se-
veral Closes of Land are bounded on the south-easterly and
north-easterly sides severally by the said road leading from the
Village of Halsall to the said Township of Birkdale ; on the
south-westerly side thereof by the said occupation road before
mentioned as bounding on the north-easterly. side of the first
before-described Hereditaments and Premises, and on the
north-westerly side thereof by Lands belonging to the said
Charles Scaris brick.

FOURTHLY.-All those Four several Closes or Parcels of
LAND, situate in the Township and Parish of Halsall aforesaid,

containing together Six Acres, Three Hoods, and Sixteen
Perches statute measure, and in the occupation of the said
Robertßuck, which said Closes of Land are bounded on the
east by an occupation road communicating with the said road,
leading from the village of Halsall to the said Township of
Birkdale, and on the north, south, and west sides respectively
by Lands belonging. to the amid ChnrlPs Searishrirl,

FIFTHLY All those Two Closes or Parcels of LAICD, situate
and being in the Township and Parish of Halsall aforesaid and
known by the name of the Steel Crofts, containing together
Nine Acres and Ten Perches, statute measure, and in the occu-
pation of the Reverend Richard 'Leigh? rector of the said Pa-
rish and Parish Church of Halsall, which said Closes of Lands
are bounded on all sides by Lands belonging to the said Charles
Scarisbrick.

SIXTHLY,—AII that Butt of LAND, situate in the Township
and Parish of Halsall aforesaid, and being uninclosed and
a name of the Broad Field,
yen Perches, statute mea-

rt of a Field known by the
One Rood and Twenty

sure, and in the occupation of Jahn Longton, which said Butt
of Land is bounded on the north-easterly and south-westerly
ends thereof, severally, by occupation roads, and on the north-
westerly said

nd south-euteily sides by the remainder of t
Field, which belongs to the said Charles Scarisbrick; whit
said Farm House, Outbuildings, Fold, and Garden, and th

several Closes or Parcels and Butt of Land are pirt of th
Glebe Lands belonging to the Parish Church of Halsall aim
said, which, together with all the rights, easel
purtenanqs to the same respectively belonging

are, with the

! Lord Bishop of Chester, in-ten-tied to be con
aid Rector of the said Church to the said Charle
' end nsairn, nr act haa .1...11 .....--, I— I!__