The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-01 00:00:00

I'HE PARLOUR FURNITURE

Consists of handsome Mahogany Cabinet, with Carved
Doors, &c., Mahogany Framed Chairs, Sofa, Pembroke,
Card, Work, Snap. and other Tables, handsome modern
Secretaire and Bookcase, Cane-seated Chairs, modern
Bronzed Solar Limp, handsome Chintz Window Curtain,
Imitation Rosewood Lounging Chair, Brussels Carpet,
Wilton Hearth-rug, Bronzed and Steel Fender and Fire-
irons, Books, several valuable Paintings and Prints, in
Gilt Frames, handsome China Chimney Ornaments, &c.

THE CHAMBER FURNITURE
Consists of handsome modern Four-post Bedsteads, with
Mahogany Carved and Twisted
.Feet-posts, Carved Foot-
boards,'deep Cornice Rods, Rings, &c., hung with Chintz,
Fringed Valances, &e. French Dome, Half-tester and ot her
Bedsteads, with Moreen and Chintz Hangings, prime
French Paillasses, Matresses, prime White Goose Feather
Beds, in fine Linen Ticks, and appropriate Bedding, hand-
some Mahogany Wardrobe, with pannelled Doors and
Drawers enclosed, Chests of Drawers, splendid Mahogany
framed Modern Toilet Glass: s, handsomely painted Knee-
hole and other Dressing Tables and Washstands, Toilet
Ware, Painted Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Commodes,
.Bedside Cupboards, Steps, &e., handsome range of Chintz
Window Curtains, for 'f.-0 Windows,• Painted and Cane-
seated Chairs, Bronze and other Fenders and Steel Fire-
:rons, handsome Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets,
several Draw-up Ven, tian and Gauze Blinds, and other
Chamber Furniture, &d.

HALL, STAIRS. &c.:—Lobby-cloth, Hall Lamp, Eight-
day Timepiece, •Figures on Pedestal, Hall CI airs and
Table, the Stair Carpetjand Cover, Brass Rods, &c.
The SILVER PLATE consists of Tea and Coffee Equip-
age, Table, Dessert, and Tea Spoons, Dessert and Dinner
Knives and Forks, Candlesticks, Castor Frames, Liqueur
Frame, &c.

The Paintings, Drawinas, Prints, 4.c., will be found
most desirable, genuine and valuable Pictures, by the
following masters of the Flemish, Dutch, French and
Italian schools of painting :—.Rembrandt. Poleanberg,
Vanderpoel, Jansens, Fronted, Peters, Coventry; clan
Portfolios of Prints, Drawings, by the most cele-
brated masters.
The excellent KITCHEN FURNITURE consists of Two
excellent Kitchen Dressers and Plate Shelves, Dining
and Pembroke Tables, Chairs, Hastener and Bottle
Jacks, Brass and other Pans, Bronzed Tea Urns, Dish
Covers. Sets of Knives and Forks, and a great variety of
other Kitchen Furniture and Utensils, excellent Slipper
Bath, and other Effects.
The whole may be viewed TIIIS DAY, (Tuesday,) the
the Ist instant, and Catalogues had on the Premises, and
at Mr. HILL'S Offices, 75, Hanover-street.
The HOUSE to be LET.—Apply to Mr. HILL.
(One interest.)

Pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery,
made in a cause of "Walker v. Cross," with the ap-
probation of Richard Richards, Esquire, one of the
Masters of the said Court.
On FRIDAY, the 11th day of October instant, at Twelve
o'clock at Noon, at the Gray's Inn Coffee-house, Hol-
born, London,
ALL those valuable LEASEHOLD LEAD MINES,
called "The Bog Mines," situate in the parishes of
Worthen and Wentnor, in the county of Salop, lying
about fifteen miles south-west of Shrewsbury, part of
which Mines are held for a term of which ten years were
unexpired on the 24th day of June last, partly under a
lease from the Right Honourable Charles Augustus Earl
of Tankerville, Charles Lord Ossulston, and John Arthur
Loyd, at a royalty of two-twentieths, and partly under a
lease from the said Earl of Tankerville and Charles Lord
Ossulston, at a royalty of one-tenth, and the remaining
portion of such Mines is hell under a lease frOm Henry
Lyster, Esquire, for a term of which 17 years were unex-
pired on the 25th day of March last, at a royalty of one-
tenth during the now unexpired residue of the said term,
subject to a reduction to a royalty of one-twelfth in case
the lessors should expend and use in coals for working an
engine or engines, or other machinery, at or in the said
Mines, for the purpose of pumping water from the works,
and raising the ore gotten therein, or should expend in
some other power or method of working such engine or
engines, or other machinery, but not including the cost of
putting up or repairing any such engine, &c., or the wages
of any men employed in or about the same, the sum of
£5O at least in each calendar month.
And all those valnab:e LEASEHOLD COAL MINE
and LIME WORKS, at Pontesbury, in the said county
of Salop, held under two leases from the Rev. Hamlet
Harrisson. for terms 14 years each of which were unexpired
at the Ist January. 1814, at a royalty of Is. 4d. per ton, and
a reservation of 72 tons of coal per annum, if demanded,
2s. 6d. per kiln for limestone, 2s. per thousand for bricks,
and £1 10s. Od. a year for every bank and mound raised.
And also, all those LEAD SMELTING WORKS,
comprising 3 Furnaces, situate at Pontesbury, and near
to and adjoining the Colliery, held under lease from Mr.
John Lawrence and others for an unexpired term of 10
years from the 19th of November, 1843, at the yearly rent
of £55, together with all the Pumping and Winding En-
gines, Whimsies, Ropes, Chains, and all other Imple-
ments and Utensils, as now being, and at work, upon the
several Mines and Premises. The leases of these Lead
Mines, which adjoin the celebrated Stiperstone Rocks,
comprise several thousand acres of Mineral Ground, in
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constructed on the Cornish principle, has ample power
for drainage of the whole. These Mines are now in due
course of working, and are capable of great extension ;
and all the Engines and other Machinery are in excellent
condition, having been lately erected by the Colebrook
Dale Con.pany, without regard to expense. At the Col-
liery, which is situate only a short distance from the Mines,
3 seams of Coal have been opened out, and are now sup-
plying the Engines at the Mines and the Smelting Works
with Coal, and are well situate for a country sale. The
head Smelting Works for the smelting of the ores is situ-
ate close to the Colliery and the high road to Shrewsbury.
The Smelting Works adjoin the Colliery, and are very
conveniently situate, and fitted np for smelting all the ore
produced at the Mines.
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term of which 17 years were unexpired at the 25th March,
gratis at the Master's Office,
1844. Should a purchaser wish to enlarge the Mining
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JOHN WALKER, Solicitor, Chester, and at the
LACES, MYERS, RIDGE, and ROSCOE, Solicitors, Liver-
! Mines.

SHARPE, FIELD, and JACKSON,
41, Bedford-row, London,
Agents for Messrs. LACES, MYE•as. RIGGE, and Roscor,
of Liverpool, Plaintiff's Solicitors.

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