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

AFTER FRIDAY NEXT.

On THURSDAY, the 16th instant, at One o'clock, at Bateson
and Horsfall's Office, Lower Castle-strest,
150 Chests SHELL LAC,/,
5 Chests LAC DYE,
15(1 Bales SUNN HEM
Now landing, ex London and Golden Fleece, from Calcutta.
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

TEA.
On FRIDAY, the 17th instant, at „Ten o'clock, at the Public
Sale-room, Exchange-buildings,
The following TEA, ex Standard, from Canton:.
150 Chests
300 Half. Ditto
400 Ditto (Congou Packages) OHEA.
300 Quarter
1000 Square Half Ditto .
700 Ten Catty Boxes )
Alply to Messrs. DANIELL and DICKINSON, Merchants ; to the
Widow MOFFATT and SON, London, or
BATESON. and BORSFALL, Brokers..

1.4,,,.
On TUESDAY, the 21st instant, at. Twelve o'clock, at Bateson
and Horsfall's Office, Lower C st treet,
400 Bags Brazil COFF ...
Now landing, ex Jarrow.
. BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.

VALUABLE ESTATES AND COAL Ip.INES, IN
HINDLEY AND WEST HOyypflrON.
On Email', the 17th instant, at i&,,ofclock in the Even-
in.., at the House of Mrs. Prestokthe Buck-ith-Vine Inn,
Wigan,it: in the county of Lancaster, subject to such condi-
tions and in such Lots as will be mentioned and agreed unon
aithe time of Sale;
rip HE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of and in 19
1. Acres and 26 Perches, statute measure, or thereabouts,
of good Arable, Meadow, and. Pastnre LA IS D, situate at Stone
Pit Graen, in the township of Hindley, in the said county of
Lancaster, now in the occupation of Miss Hampson, who is
Tenant at Will, together with the COALS within the said
Lands, comprising Six Veins of Coal, of superior quality, well
known in the neighbourhood.
The Upper Mine upon the Crop is 2.feet thick and lies about
21 yards deep, the Second clineis 1 toot thick and about 49
yards deep, the Third:Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick and about
54 yards deep, and the Fonrth is 7 feet thick and about 13 yards
deep. And upon the .deep the .First Mine is 2 feet 6 inches
thick and lies 6 yards deep„the Second Mine is 6 feet thick
(and supposed to contain about '6
Statute Acres,) and lies about
32 yards deep, the Third Mine is 2 feet thick and about 68 yards
deep, the Fourth Mine is J foot, thick and about 96 yards deep,
the Fifth Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick and about 101 yards
deep, and the Sixth Mine is 7 feet thick and about 122 yards
deep
The above Estate. under which these Mines lie, is situate
about 5 miles from Wigan, 7 from Bolton, 16 from Manchester,
12 froM Warrington, and 2 from Leigh. It is within a short
distance of the -North Union Railway, near to good Turnpike
Roads ; the Leeds and Liverpool Canal passes near the Estate,
and by these means a good, ready, and cheap mode of convey-
ance of the Coals to any part of the County is afforded.
Also the FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of and in
a MESSUAGE, FARM, BUILDINGS, and LANDS, in
West Houghton, in the said county, "c .ntaining 21a. oa. 4r.,
statute measure, or thereabouts, of good Arable, Meadow, and
Pasture Land. in the possession of Nathaniel Gregory, who is
Tenant at Will. Together with the COAL MINES within
the said Estate, comprising Four Mines of superior soldering
Coals.
The Upper Mine upon the Crop is 4 feet thick and lies about
19 yards -(ieep, the Second Mine is 2 feet thick and about 32
yards deep, the Third is 7 inches thick and lies 4 inches below
the last Mine, and the Fourth is 13 inches thick and lies 8 inches
below. the last. And upon the Deep the Upper Mine is 2 feet
thick and lies about 30 yards deep, and the three other Mines
lie the same under it, as stated in the boring upon the Crop.
The Property is near to good Roads, at a short distance from
the Bolton and Leigh Railway, and within 6 miles of Bolton, 4
of Wigan, 21 of Leigh, und 15 of Manchester.
Plans of the Estate wilt be ready. by the day of Sale, and
further particulars may be had by applying to Messrs. FiT-
CHETT and WAGSTAFF, Solicitors, Warrington, or to Mr.
THOMAS WHITE, Land Agent and Surveyor, Newton, near
Warrington.

First
Second...

Quality.

Not Hazardous.
Hazardous

I l'er Cent.

Is. 6d.
2s. 6d..

Third. I Doubly Hazardous-- 4s. Od.
Fourth, Risks, to which none of the above rates will apply.
These may be Assured by special agreement, on terms equally
moderate.
FARMING STOCK Is. 6d. per cent., free of duty.
No charge will be made for Policies, our for endorsements in
any case.
Por the encouragement of persons making Assurances for
seven years by one payment, a dedUction of on&seventh part of
the premium and duty will he made.
LIFE ASSURANCE
May be effected on more favourable terms than in any Office
where Bonuses are declared, thus giving the parties assured an
immediate and certain advantage, in lieu of a deferred and un-
certain contingency.
The following are the Premiums for Assuring £lOO upon
the Life of a healthy Person of the respective ages o?
Aye. Prem. per Ann: Age. I'tem. per. Ann.
20 El 9d.40.175. .3d
13s.
_ _.

1 18 0
30 2 3 0
35 2 9 2
Rates for one or seven years,
also, for joint Lives and Surviv
tion as above, to -MATT

45..... 3 7 2
50.. .. . 4 0 7
55. 5 18 2
and foi the whole term of Life
;orships, may he had on applica
L'IIEW WOTHERSPOON,
Agent for Liverpool.