The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-02 00:00:00

TO BULLDERS AND EXCAVATORS

IDERSONSwilii;i7iri Contract for the EXCAVATING and
le
Jl_ the . BRICK-WORK. required t 'be performed in the
Erection of THREE BRANCH SE ERS, in the following
situations, namely, one in Dryden treet, one in Grenville-
street, and.one in Virgil-street, for a d under the direction of
"The Commissioners for the better Paving and Sewerage of
the Town of Liverpool,". may see the Plans and Specifications
upon application at the Office of Mr. FosTEit, Town-hall.
Sealed Tenders, endorsed with the names of the parties ten-.
dering and of two sureties for the due performance of the works,
and addressed to "The Commissioners for the better Paving
and Sewerage of the. Town of Liverpool," must be left at the
Commissioners' Office, Parish-offices, Fenwick-street, on or
before WEDNESDAY, the seventh day of October next.
EDWARD G. DEANE,
(Clerk to the Commissioners.

FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT 4- NEAR NORTHWICH.
By Mr, MARK TOPHAM, -
On WEDNESDAY next, the 7th October inst ,at thd Talbot
Hotel, Northwich, in the County of ster, punctually at
the hour of Six in the evening. subiec to such conditions as
watt bent.n and there protioced, and in tiie-1,4114.ing"0r such
other Lots as may be agreed on,
►INLIEMANCE in Fee Simple of and in the
-I' &mentioned Freehold Property :
Lot). Three Closes of LAND, situate on the west side of
the River Weaver, in Hartford, and about half a mile from
Northwich, viz.:—
Castle Meadow, containing
Horton Meadow ll 0 24
Part of Do 1 1 1

13 1 28
Of Statute Measure, or thereabouts, late in the possession of
James Thomas. _ .

2. Three COTTAGES, with Gardens attached, now in the
several occupations of Thomas Curbishley, James French,
and William Parker. Four excellent Gardens near to the said
Cottages, now or late in the several possessions of the said
James Thomas, Mrs. Carnes, George Thomas, and the said
Thomas Curbishley ; also, a Close of Land called Bostock's
Meadow, late in the possession of the said James Thomas; the
whole of this Lot containing in statute measure la. la. 17c., or
thereabouts, and is situate partly in Hartford, and partly in the
adjoining Township of Castle Northwich, and-near to Lot 1.
A Right of Road will be reserved through Bostock's Mea-
dew to Lot 1. • These Premises present a very desirable oppor-
tunity for investment on account of many local advantages, and
of the Lands, including the Gardens, being in the very best pos-
sible state of cultivation.
3. A MESSUAGE, or DWELLING-HOUSE, situate near
the east end and on the south side of Church-street, in North-
wich aforesaid, now in the possession of William Parker.
4. Four COTTAGES, situate on Crumb-hill, in Northwieb,-
now in the several possessions of Thomas Leigh, Joseph Gar-
ner, 'William Rogerson, and Samuel Leather.
Note.—Two of the Cottages comprised in this Lot, viz., those
occupied-by Thomas Leigh and Joseph Garner, are subject to
the life estate and interest therein of a person now aged 83 years,
or thereabouts.
5. Three MESSUAGES, or DWELLING-HOUSES, with
a Warehouse attached to one of them, situate in Cross-street,
or Chapel-street. iu Northwich, cow in the several possessions
of Thomas Goodwin, George Thomas, and Margaret Arrow-
smith. •

This Lot is a desirable and compact Property, and in an eli-
gible situation for business. The Premises occupied by Tho-
mas Goodwin are well adapted for carrying on a Wholesaleand
Retail Trade, and those in the possession of George 'l' homas
have, for several years past, been cccupied as a Public-house.
6. A PEW, or SEAT, in the centre of the West Gallery of
Witton Church, late in the possession of the said Jas. Thomas.
7. Four MESSUAGES, or DWELLING-HOUSES, with
a Warehouse or Building attached. capable of being converted,
at a trifling expense, into another Dwelline
_o•-house, situate near
the Cock Inn, and on the south side of Witton-street. near
Northwich, now in the several possessions of Mr. John Horton,
Elizabeth Huxley, William Worsley, and Samuel Haughton.
Also, the Reversion and Inheritance in Fye Simple expectant
on the determination of a term of which 70 years are unexpired
of, and in a Dwelling7house to the front of the same street, (ad-
joining that iu the possession of Samuel Ilaughton.) and two
Cottages behind the same, now in the possession of Samuel An-
drews and his underteuants.
This Lot will be sold subject to an annuity of £2l, payable
thereout during the joint lives of two persons respectively aged
59 and 56 years,, and during the life ot the survivor of tliem.
Also, at the same time and place will be sold,-
8. Two SHARES in the Northwich Public Baths.
9. A SHARE in the Northwich and Runcorn Tally-ho !
,Stage-coach Proprietorship.
The whole of.the above Freehold Property may be viewed on
application to Mr. JOHN Hurvsual.L, of Northwich; and fur-
ther particulars had as to Lots 1, 2,3, and 4, from Mr. BARKER,
Solicitor, as to Lots 5 and 7, from Mr. BRA DHURNE, Solicitor,
both of Northwich; and as to the whole of the. Lots from the
said Mr. JOHN HENSII A LI., Messrs. NICHOLLS and Gouun,
Tobacco Manufacturers, Chester, Mr. M'KAYE, Wholesale
Grocer, Liverpool, or Mr. SA XON, Solicitor, Northwich:

ripli R Creditors who have proved their debts under a fiat in
JI bankruptcy, awarded and issued forth against GEORGE
LILLIE and JOHN PATTERSON, of Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster, merchants, dealers, chairmen, and co-
partners, are requested meet the assignees of the said bank-
rupt's, estate and effects on THURSDAY, the Bth day of October
instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon
Rooms, South John-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in order to
assent to or dissent from the said assignees selling and dis-
posing of ail or any part of the stock in trade, 4.ods, furniture,
fixtures, book and other debts, and other pry, erty of the said
bankrupts, either by public auction or prix e contract, or by
valuation and appiaisement, and together or in separate lots,
or otlierWise, as they may think proper, either to the said bank-
rupts, or to any other person or persons whomsoever, who may
be disposed to purchase the saint, and to their giving such time
for PayMent of all or any part of the purchase moneys thereof,
and on such personal or other security for the payment of such
moneys as the said assignees may deem expedient and right;
and also to assent to or dissent from the said assignees employ-
ing an accountant, or such other person as they may think lit
to make up and balance the bankrupt's books and accounts, and
to collect and get in the several debts due to the said estate,
and making such allowance for the same as the said assignees
may think reasonable; and also to assent to or dissent from
the said assignees commencing any action, suit, or other pro-
ceedittgs against any debtor or debtors to the said estate, or
defending a certain action at law, and a certain suit in equity
already.commenced, by certain parties who will be named at
such meeting, together with all particulars and circumstances
relating thereto, and also as to the said assignees referring the
said action and suit and any other matters to arbitration, or
compounding or otherwise agreeing with those several parties
for the settlement of the same; and also as to the said assignees
paying out of the said bankrupt's estate the costs and charges
incurred in preparing a certain deed, with the view of super-
seding the said fiat, and certain other expenses incurred in
endeavouring to carry the same into effect, and on other special
affairs. MAWDSLEY, Solicitor.

FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES FOlt THE AUTUMN
AND WINTER SEASONS,
No. 3, CHURCH-STREET.
ROGERSON and MINTON having returned from their
periodical visit to the London, Leeds, Scotch, and other
Markets, beg to announce that their first Selection of Goods is
no* received and arranged for Sale, cOnsisti of a varied and
elegant Stock of the most admired and • proved fabrics in
the Silk and Woollen Manufactures, th stdesigns of the first
Printers, on Plain and Twilled Cambr Sattiucts, Foulards,
Chalis, &c., and
FURS OF ALL KINDS MADE OF WARRANTED SKINS.
R. and M., in inviting the Ladies of Liverpool and Vicinity
to an Early Inspection of their Stock, take the opportunity of
expressing their gratitude for the very kind encouragement
which their Establishment has received, and their resolution to
ensure its continuance by strict attention and the maintenance
of a well-assorted Stock of Select Goods, offered to the Public
at the lowest possible Cash Prices.
Their CLOAK ROOMS eve receiving daily additions of De-
signs, and on the reception of the New Pari;ian Costumes due
notice will be given of the completion of this Department.
Corner of Williamson-sirret.