The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-11 00:00:00

PEREMPTORILY.

To-tiorinow, (Wednesday,) the 12th instant, at One o'clock in
the Afternoon; at the Clarendon-rooms, in South Johnfstreet,
Liverpool, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then
• and there produced,--By order of the Mortgag s, _ -
Lot 1. ALL those Two MESSUAGES o WELLING
. -
Garden
ll_ HOUSES, with the. Garden • vacant piece of
Land, and other Appurtenances the t adjoining and. be.;
longing, situate and being on the eate of the street or road.
in Toxteth-park, called ".The Elms," one of which Houses is
now in the occupation of Mr. Strickland, and the other is at
present untenanted. •

2. All those Two other MESSUAGES qr DWELLING-
HOUSES, (Adjoining the before:mentioned I, retnises,) one ~t
which is in the occupation of Mr. Smith, and the other is un-
tenanted.

These Premises are Freehold of Inheritance, and are situate
'in the most eligible part of Texletb-park. The Houses 4.re:
very commodious, and were recently and; substantially built,'
are 'fitted. up with every convenience, and are well adapted fur
the residences of Families of respectability.
For 'further particulars apply to Messr Lowry,
Es Lowrins and.
RoutNsoN, Solicitors,. Liverpool, who will direct a proper per.
soli to show the PremtieS; or to Messrs. ItowsoN and CROSS,
Solicitors, Prescot. •

BUILDING MATERIALS.
On TuEsoAv next, the 18th instant, at 0 o'clock in the
o t Afternoon, in Lots convenient rchasers,
z
rpHE MATERIALS of Sundry DW LING-HOUSES,
e
X situate in Lime-street, on either side of the Old Cattle
Market.
A Plan of the Premises, showing the different Lots, may be
seen at the Railway Office, North John-street, where further
particulars may be had.

HENRY BOOTH, Treasurer.

'MOST ELIGIBLE INVESTME
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Po ton, within Two
Miles gl Wari ington, and an the Turnpike Rod to Manchester.
PEREMPTORILY,-011 WEDNESDAY, the h instant, at Six
o'clock in the Evening, at the Nag's ad Mite], in War-.
rington, subject to such conditions as will be then produced,.
mtlE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of and in that
very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Poulton-with-
Fearnhead, in the county of Lancaster, consisting of a neat,
commodious, and newly-erected HOUSE, Stable for three
Horses, Shippon
,for eight Cows, Gig House, excellent Barn,
and • other Outbuildings, with the Garden and Orchard, and
several Closes of LAND held therewith, containing in the
whole Twenty-three Acres of Statute Measure or thereabouts,
in the occupation of Mr. William' Bennett, together with a neat
Cottage and Garden in the occupation of Mr. Robert Ilatton. ,
The House and other Outbuildings were erected by the late,
Possessor for his own residence and accommodation. The
Land lies-in a ring fence, and the Turnpike ROad from War-
rington to Manchester bounds the Estate for a considerable
distance. A more eligible Investment is rarely offered. It is
within two miles from Warrington, sixteen from Man Chester,
and twenty from Liverpool. A Willow Plantation of Three
Acres in extent forms part of the Estate, and is in a flourishing
condition. The. Property will he sold either with or without the
Cottage, as may be wished at the time of sale. The Land Tax
has been redeemed.

Mr. CHARLES GERARD, of Bruch Heath, will show the Pre-
miSes, from whom further particulars may be hail; and also
from Mr. 11011ERT JACKSON, of Newton Parks ; or at the
Office of Messrs. FicTHETT and WAGSTA PP, Solicitors, War-
rington, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and who have
several Sums of Money to advance at a Low Rate of Interest
on approved Securities.

TO DR. HIGGINS, 14, MERSEY-STREET,
4.IVERPOOL.

Sir,
I
FEEL it a duty I owe to yourself and the phblic to say that
I I have for many years been troubled wit violent pains and
giddiness in my head, and had much ado times to support
myself from falling, more particularly • I perchance looked
over a precipice-
I arrived here 10th April, and, suff mg much from the above
complaint's and general debility, Iha recourse to my custom-
ary medicine, pills, &c., but nothing had the desired effect, until
the latter end of May, when one of Your handbills was put into
my hand describing the efficacy of your Pills. Though I had
no confidence in them, still, for the restoration of my health, I.
was willing to try every remedy, and called upon you accord-
ingly and explained what I suffered.
Time Pills you prescribed I took according to your direCtion,
and. I am happy to say, that after taking them twice I have
found more relief than from any medicine that I have taken for
these last ten years. From four days after calling upon you
have not suffered apain, nor have.l enjoyed better health these
last len years. I do, therefore, recommend them to those suffer-
ing from similar complaints, more particularly to those who go
abroad.

beg, Sir, you will, in conclusion, accept my 'best thanks,
and you have my entire permission to make what use of this
letter you think proper.
I am, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
EORB LN D,
Commanding, the Brig Trevor, now loading_ for Buenos E
Ayres,
in the Prince's Dock.