The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-06-18 00:00:00

dune 18, 1F44

Co in. g.,9;,01b.

Tohe PI ANO- FO RTE.
SOLD, a highly-finished and brilliant-toned
COTTAGE PIANO-FORTE, with the grand touch
and 'Hein?. action, Metallic Plate, and all the latest im-
Pravrrtents
14'Y be seen. at No rt),AYuke-street, opposite Corn-
w6"-street.

FOR SALE, a Brown GELDING, 5 years old, and
Very
!andshnome ; quiet to ride, and accustotred to
for the Horse. ,t
--fleas; sa new GIf7RNESS made by Hamil-
ton,
_Z•o be seen at Henderson's Stables, Mount-pleasant.

TO BE SOL ,
VALUABLE LAND FOR MALL TENEMENTS.
ALL that PROPERTY situate in Back Rathbone-
Tho str". (above Eire George-street,) belonging to
mas Tobin, comprieng upwards of 4000 yards, now
enclos,d by a Stoll,. Wall.
JoA:tilication to be made to THOMAS TOBIN, South
La street.

TTO CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
0 be DISPOSED OF, the BUSINESS, STOCK-
'IN-TRADE, and FIXTURES, of a CHEMIST
infotdereDnaUGlST, DEALER IN TEA, &c., who, after
.r. pars' successful practice in a Market Town in the
." or England, contemplates ring from business.
Tne Incomng
Zast will be of b small amount, and the
Premises, in the occupat n the Advertiser, which are
advantageously si din the Market-place, may
iecured to his successor.
j:Pplications may be made to Messrs. EVANS and
E'vsAcritlt, Bartholomew-close, London; or to Messrs.
Ns and SONS. Liverpool.
June • 13th 1844
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T"eDISPOSED OF, to close a Partnership, a
WAREHOUSE RETA PII VAULTS and BOTTLING
DZ.n. The Premises are extensore, with a
the houseattached. Rent 0, and smutted near
epxptelunsti_ver,
te "—e Custom-house. The r airing small Stock, ex-
allusive Fixtures, and Ute s' complete for carrying on
A 13,usiness, ma a taken at a valuation.
1, Standard-office.

BY biLDErt
OF THE ASSIGNEES OF ROBERT HARRIS,
A .
EXCHANGE HOTEL BANxitut-v
AND RESTAURANT,
0 be DALE-STREET. LIVERPOOL.
DISPOSED OF by TENDER. all the unex-
pired ESTATE, TERM, and INTEREST of the
present Tenant of and in all that well-accustomed and
laighly-respectable HOTEL and EATING-HOUSE,
known as the EXCHANGE • HOTEL and RESTAUR-
ANT, situate in Dale-street, within filly yards of the
Exchange, and in the immediate vicinity of the Docks,
Custom-house, and Public Offices.
This thriving Establishment is Mete with every requi-
site for a first-rate Business, in thorough repair, and
has been recently painted an. •apered thromhout.
The receipts since th . enses were granted have ave-
raged from £6O to Xi per week, and, with attention,
may be considerably increased. The opportunity, to a
clever and enterprising individual with a moderate capital,
affords a desirable mode of investment, w.th every pros-
pect of realizing a handsome fortune.
The Premises are held under an agreement for a Lease,
datect.sth July, 1843, for a term of nine years, at a rent of
''2B6 per annum, payable quarterly.
_tTeche
PartY taking the Concern will have to take the
hold Furniture, \ i e s &c., which is small, and also the House-
__w
aFurniture, Bar Fittings, and Fixtures, which are all
e one
in excellent order, at a valuation to be made by
,nctileersto be mutually agreed upon by the sellers and
rule Pu chaser
on some
to.be addressed and sent to W. MELVILLE
or bo4fs' EN., No. 6, North John-street, Liverpool, on
be k. ore the 20th instant; and further particulars may
signepeown on applicaticn to Mr. MORGAN, Official As-
, Cook—street, or to Mr. EDWARD NORRIS, Solici-
tor,o Harrington-street, Liverpool.