The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-30 00:00:00

CROWN POINT MILLS,

ON THE' BANKS OP THE RiVER_ A IRE, NEAR THE
.PARISH CHURCH

IN LEEDS.
Tbe LET, to enter to on the Ist of June, 184 or sooner if
A. necessary, all those desirable OIL and CHIPPING and
RASPING MILLS, with an Engine of 52 Horse Power, and
Two Boilers, Cisterns, Btt. Comprising an Oil 11E11, containing
Four Pairs of Stones Four Pressers, Kettles,, and Oil
Ciidern for 782 Gallons. Another sr:l.)a' Mill,.coritaining One
Pair of Stones, Two Pressers' Two Se d Kettles, and a Cis-
tern for 240 Gatlin's. Also, a.Chippi and Rasping Mill, con-
taining One Chip, tine Rasp, and U e Pair Of Argot Stones ;
over the Mills are Seed Chambers with Sack Tackle.
Together with a WAREHOUSE, 32 yards long and 12
broad, three Stdries 14igh; Banta Garret, all of which Rooms are
suitable for the Storing of Corn. In the First Floor there is au
,
Oil Cistern fin. 705 GallonS.
Also' Two good DWELLING-HOUSE Two.- small
WAREHOUSES, 'and a large commodious Yard abutting on
'one'end.On the naVigable.RiVer Aire. and on the other on Lower
Aire-street. On the opposite side of the street there is another
Yard, with Stables,tumber' Houses, Ste. The above :NI ills and
Buildings are most eligibly situate for land and water communi-
cation, and have been in the occupation of the present tenant,
Mr. 111edley, for many years, who is new deFlining business,
and Who wid be, glad' to treat with'an incoming tenant for such.
of the Oil Cisterns and other Fixtures as.belong toliin, as well
as for any Interest he 'way have in the Oil Trade,. &c., which
renders it a very advantageous opportunity of securing a large
and beneficial connection.
FOr Rent and Conditions of Letting apply to Mr. TEAL,
Land S'Orveyor, Albion-street, Leeds, aud for other particulars
to Mr. ItlaucEy, on the Sot.
Leeds; 22d September., 1835.

COAL MINES TO BE LET AT MNDLEY AND WEST-

HOUOI-116N,1N1.:.1.117e6M)Ffi.0f LANCASTER.
rrio he LET, and may be entered upon immediately, all the
SEAMS, MINAS,and .BEDS of COAL, situate, lying,
and being under Two FARMS within the Townships of Hind-
ley and Westhoughton, in the county of Lancaster, belonging
to Thomas Legh, Esq.
The ,Ilitidley Estate contains 19a. Ors. 26p. of Land, statute
measure, and is in the occupation of Miss ampson ; the M mites
have been proved, and consist of Six Vei s or Seams of Coal,
of superior quality, well known in the ne. hbourhood.
The kipper Mine, upon the crop, i 2 feet thick,. and lies
about 21 yardwdeep; the second Min s 1 foot thick, and about
49 yards deep; the third Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick, and
about 54. yards deep; and the fourth is 7 feet thick, and about
73 yards creep. 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, .a.ri
,supposed to contain about six statute acres,) and
lies about 32 yards deep ; the third Mine is 2 feet thick, and
about 68 yards deep; the fourth Mine is 1 foot thick, and about
96-yards deep: the fifth Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick, and
about 101 }Ards 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 five wiles Irons Wigan, seven from Button, sixteen from
Manchester, 12 from Warrington, and two from Leigh. It is
within a short 'distance of the North Union Railway, near to
good turnvike roads, the Leeds and Liverpool Canal passes
near, the .state., and by these means a good, ready, and cheap
mode of conveyance of the coals to any part of the county is
afforded. _ _

The Westhoughton Estate contains 21A. OR. 4p. of Laud,
statute measure, and is in the occupation of Nathaniel Gregory.
These Mines have also been proved, and consist of 4 veins or
seams of superitir Soldering Coals.
The upper Mine, upon the crop, is 4 feet thick, and lies about
19 villas deep; the second Mine is 2 feet thick, and about 32
yar.ds deep; the third Mine 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.
This Property is near to good roads, at a short distance from
the'Boltnn and Leigh Railwav,.and within six miles of Bolton,
four of Wigan, two and a half off Leigh, and fifteen of Man-
chester.

The respective Tenants will show the Property under which
the Coals are situate, and all further particulars may be bad by
applying to Thom AS WHITS, Land-agent and Surveyor, New-
ton, near Warrington.