The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-02-01 00:00:00

re),. 1.1848.

to be &olb.

ATESSRS. RADCLIFFE and PICKEN, 26, NORTH
:ITI JOHN-STREET, beg to intimate that they have received
instructions from the Proprietors to DISPOSE OF, by PRIVATE
TREATY, several valuable ESTATES, with RESIDENCES
thereon, suitable for the accommodation of Families of respec-
tability, situate in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, and com-
p Theyrising
have also numerous Lot of BUILDING LAND in the
Most fashionable localities, which they are authorised to Sell
at an exceedingly moderate price. They will be happlv to sup,
Rly full particulars to any party intimating a desire to receive
nem.

MESSRS. RADCLIFFE and PICKEN, 26, NORTH
-Mt JOHN-STREET, have been favoured with instructions to
SELL, by PRIVATE TREATY, in One Lot, all that exceedingly
valuable Plot of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, with the
Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE, private DWELLING-HOUSE, and
a large quantity of BUILDING MATERIALS thereon, situ-
ated in, and having a frontage to, Scotland-road, of 30 yards,
and about 100 yards to Great Oxford-street, and containing in
the whole about 3000 square yards. In choiceness of situation,
economy of form, and other valuable characteristics, this Land
is so strikingly distinguished, that it only requires to be seen
to be fully appreciated. Respectable Builders and Dealers in
Land, therefore, will do well to give it their immediate atten-
lion. Such another opportunity 'will rarely occur.

MESSRS. RADCLIPPE and PICKEN, 26, NORTH
JOHN-STREET, have received instructions to SELL, by
PRIVATE TREATY, a very valuable Plot of FREERFREEHOLD
BUILDING LAND, situated in, and having a frontage to
Mill-street, Toxteth-p i
ark and in the immediate vicinity df
Northumberland-street. t has been planned out, in an advan-
tageous manner, for the erection of Shops fronting Mill-street,
and Terraces at the bad( ; and the plans have received the
sanction of the Health'Committee. Advances of Cash will be
made to respectable Builders. It is scarcely necessary to. ob-
serve that the localityobove described is first-rate, being within
ife minutes' walk of the Docks, the Timber Yards, the Gas
Works, and contiguous to all the numerous other sources of
constant employment which there abound. As a place ffI3USI-
-14", ugh position, o, Mill-street is well-known to be rapidly attaining a
whiCh time will both consolidate and improve.

T"- LOUND FOUNDRY, KENDAL.
Term by. PRIVATE
. TREATY,
.or LET, for a
PREF,DoLT,' xettrs, with immediate possession, the capital
Messrs. PREMISES, situate at Kendal, 'belonging to
dry. s• John Stephenson and Co., known as the Lound Foun-
Lh.lr This Establishment has been fitted up within the last
e years, and the Machinery and Tools are,allvf the best
e' and
in 'capital working condition. The 'Foundry has
~"r Castings ree.k•upoli...s.and four powerful Cranes, and isewell calculated
s
111) to fourteen tons. The Fitting-up Shop has six
Doubie-n'eared Hand and Slide Lathes, Drilling, Boring,
"~ing, and 'Slotting Machines, all on the best modern prin-
Ike- and the Smithy as a complement of Tools
for twenty,five Hearth:.s
The Premises are situate in the
healthy town of Kendal, on the banks of the Lancaster Canal,
with .which` they communicate by a private basin furnished
With Cranes for landing or shipping any weight. They also
front the high road from Lancaster to :-Kendal, and are
near the Lancaster and Carlisle Railway thus having cheap
and ready communication with all parts of the kingdom.
For farther particulars, and to treat, apply to Mr. WILLIAM
ROWLINSON, Kendal; Messrs. JOHN STEPHENSON and Co.,
Fisher-street, Carlisle; or to Mr. T. M. FISHER, 21, Princess-
'street, Manchester.