The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-03-19 00:00:00

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TO (IT
T° —RRIERS AND LEATHER DEALERS.
be
NESS
POSED OF,an old-established BUSl-
rougl.fares
NESS in the above Trade in one of the best tho-
Liverpool The Present Occupier leaving
tow Apply n, the above is an Pportunity seldom to be met with.
at the Standard-office.

TO be SOLD CARRIAGES.
, the property of different Gentlemen,
Tw Who may be referred to :—A very superior Landau,
o Chariots, Two Phaetons and Harness; they are in
MOBt excellent condition. built by celebrated coachmakers,
and fit for immediate use, without requiring additional
outlay.—Likewise,.:. on Sale, or to Let or Job, for any pe-
bla, several other Carriages, including a highly-finished
Ventium, a Clarence, Three handsome Stanhopes,
'flrilchkas, Gigs, Whitechapels, &c. The whole are well
worth the attention of parties requiting vehicles, and will
be disposed of at a considerable reduction from the prices
usually charged.
..„Ta be seen at M ASKEW( and Co.'s Coach Manufactory,
vvinwick-street, Warrington.
*noton, March 13th, 1844.

'9„ROAD SURVEYORS, PAVERS, AND OTHERS.
TOLVN OF LIVERPOOL.
HE Commissioners under the Paving and Sewerage
v.;n: Acta HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are
g to DISPOSE OF, by TENDER, (either in one
osrozobrleolfootrs,) about. 800 Tons. of well-assorted
BCIULDER PAVING STONES,
street
The ad
Paving the Carriage-ways of Public Roads.
adjanuies: are deposited on land in Great Howard-
spected.n'ng the bank of the Canal, and can be in-
at any thoo.
a arties tendering are requested to state the Price they
those
willing to
give for them, at per Ton of 30 Cwt. ; and
whose Tenders shall be accepted will be required to
th
itmerure the same within fourteen days after date of notice
eof
th%aled Tenders, addressed to the Commissioners under
10Llater than
aving and Sewerage Athe cts'3oth to be left at this Office,
,1, SATURDAY, instant, and marked
Tender for Paving Stones."
tjo " further information may be obtained on applica-
n at the
Commissioners' Office, No. 1, Fenwick-street.
By order,
Pavin CAPES ASHLIN, Treasurer.
g awl Sewerage Office,
March, 1814.

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AMIABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE AT WOOLTON,
Six Miles from the Liverpool Exchange,
LATE THE RESIDENCE OF GEORGE YATES, ESQ.,

DECEASED.
Nt, SALE,s by PRIVATE TREATY, altogether, or in
an excellent FAMILY HOUSE, containing
zntrLoanae Hall, Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast Rooms,
With a small Library, and excellent Kitchens, on the
ground floor ; ten good Lodging Rooms, with dry and
extensive Cellarage, excellent Garden, well stocked with
fruit trees, in full beating, Hothouse, Greenhouse, and
,l'inery, with Stabling for four horses, Loose Box, Coach-
nouse, Carthouse, Cowhouses for ten cows, and every
other convenience suitable for a Genteel Family ; together
with about Thirty-three-and-a-half Acres of LAND.
This Property is situate on the main road from Liverpool
to the Village of Woolton, to which road it has a frontage
of about 380 yards, and on a road to Gateacre, to which it
has also a frontage of about 715 yards. From its position
on the Hill side, commanding extensive, varied, and
pleasing Views of the surrounding Country, the Land is
particularly eligible for the erection of Villas, and from
its .possessing a Double Frontage to so large an extent, may
be applied for that purpose to great advantage, without
injury to the existing Buildings.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. KEIGHTLEy
and BANNING, Solicitors, Fenwick-street, where Plans of
the Estate may be seen ; and to Messrs. BRABNER and
A KINSON, Solicitors, North J I t et Liverpool.
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