The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-03-26 00:00:00

March 26, 1844.

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THOMAS JORAN,
AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER,D
AND GENERAL
AGENT,
Ml 4, TARLTON-STREET, LIVERPOOL, AND AT BOOTLE.
R. JORDAN having now recovered from his late
serious indisposition, respectfully seeks a continua-
tion of Public Patronage in the above branches of his
Profession, and assures his supporters that he will ever
be ready to meet their wishes and merit their favours by
promptness in the despatch of his Business engagements,
and rt consequent closing of all Sales entrusted to his
care.
He begs to remind his Friends and the'llublic, that a
Portion of his time will be devoted to the DISPOSAL, BY
itRIVATE SALE or LETTING, of TOWN and COUNTRY
TtsIDR/IcEs, Furnished or Unfurnished, and to the
to compri
Valuation,
of HOTELS, INNS, or PUBLIC-HOUSES, by
and that his List, on inspection, will be found
ever •
e Premises and ocalities suited for almost
,37 equirement.
'lL—Advances made on Consignments for Sale by
Auction or Private Contract.
Office Hours—from Nine till Four.

FURNITURE, &c.,
RIATROSE COTTAGE, BOOTLE,

Near the Rimrose
On TUESDAY next, the 2d, and WEDNESDAY, and 3d of

April, 1844,
Mr. THOMAS JORDAN,
UNDER instructions from the Proprietors, will sub-
mit, without the least regard to reservation, for
PUBLIC COMPETITION,
Commencing each Morning, punctually at Eleven o'clock,
the eniire of the most excellent and well manufactured
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
,n the above Family Residence, (wbich is now to be Let,
unfurnished, with immediate poasession,) and comprises
/leo; THE BED-ROOM FURNITURE,
Dinrg' 840. in Eleven Roptils. The Drawing-room,
other"-""'
roan Parlour f Appendages, Brussels and
RoseSideboagl, and Suites of Furniture in
style:4"d and
Mahogany; of most
Bath, ending to
ext PIANCLMRTES AND RICH CUT GLASS,
the contents of the Dressing, Servants,
and other Rooms, with all the usual
KITCHE APLANCES
to be found in
establishments of this description • Dinner,
Dessert, and Breakfast Services, &c., &c., full' particu-
lars
of which will appear by Advertisement and Cata-
logue
to be had three days prior to the Sale, of the Auc-
tioneer, at his Offices, 14, Tarlton-street, or at Bootle.
N. 13.-013 view the day previous to the first sale day.

AT BOOTLE-CUM-LINACRE.
-the month of APRIL next, and subject to conditions then
to be produced; the exact time and place of sale to be
announced by future advertise-nent.
Mr. THOMAS JORDAN,
WILL submit for POSITIVE SALE, under instruc-
UB
P tions from the Resident Owner, and in Lots, FOR
LIC COMPETITION, about

40,000 YARDS
-1,13 f roost eligible LAND
Ground Rent, and of which there is a
—rill Y
of 73 years unexpired, chiefly
FRONTING THE SEA;
upon FRONTING
which and immediately adjoining the de-
of
a most
Ttli olti:onvitanssclirosn.sits ,nd Groundsand wild formPhillips
One Lot,
and
substantiallyanbo erected,ulivlt
lookin PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
Dr whsg. wiout obstruction to the Sea, and comprising
Roa—"g' Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, Eleven Bed
°lts and Bath Room, Servant's Hall, Kitchens, Coach
~ec'use, Stables, Garden, &c. &c. ; having produced for
the last seven years an average Rental of upwards of 120
uineas per annum. The remaining part of the Land,
a_.bout 34,000 Yards, adjoins the above, and forms, beyond
doubt the most valuable Site for the erection of
VILLA RESIDENCES,
antnd for.general Building purposes in the above rapidly
idisij°vllig neighbourhood. Situate as it is, in the wand
art part of Bootle, and by natural elevation and
art all that can be desired as a spot upon which the
MAN OF BUSINESS,
°I. Private Gentleman, may, false his Family Abode, far
ramoved from business turmoil, yet so near as to he within
Twenty Minutes drive offhe
LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE.
The whole will shortVte laid out on plans for distribu-
tion, part of which )0111 be in Lots having a clear and un-
interrupted
VIEW OF THE BAY OF BOOTLE;
the other apportioned for smaller, yet respectable, private
Residences, to be of not less than £35 rental, and having
a frontal to the BOOTLE ROAD,
on which Omnibusses pass and repass every half hour, so
rendering the communication with Liverpool most couve-
uient and accessible, with the advantage, greatly to be con-
sidered, of Sea View and
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
apart from the risk of shating with those oft-to-be-deplored
accidents in stormy weather consequent upon crossing in
Ferry Boats
THE RIVER MERSEY,

Particulars will appear by advertisement and plans; in
the meanwhile on application to Mr. IttLAm, Solicitor,
Cable-street, Liverpool, or the Auctioneer, at his Offices,
14, Tarleton-street, or Bootle, all requisite information
may be had.