The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-20 00:00:00

STAFFORDSHIRE.

On WEDNESDAY, the 9th of December next, at Three o'clock
in the Afternoon, at the Swan Hotel, in Wolverhampton,
in the county of Stafford,
IrtHE celebrated BRADLEY IRON WORKS, situate at
..11. Bradley, in the township of Bilston, slnd county of Staf-
ford, cousisting of Coal and Iron Mines, Furnaces, Foundries,
Pottery, Forge, Rolling and Slitting Mill, House for the Resi-
dence of a Principal or Manager, I' • Houses for Agents,
Clerks, and Workmen, Land, and ev hing requisite for an
extensive Iron Manufacturing Establis ent.
The Property is in the midst of th t part of Staffordshire
where the Iron trade is concentrated, and carried on to the
great extent fur which it has long been distinguished. These
well known Works were established by the late John Wilkin-
son, Esq., Iron-master. They are now in effective and full
operation, partly by his family and partly by lessees; but
owing to some recent domestic changes they are now sub-
mitted to public competition. The Property is most eligibly
situated as to roads and canals, by which it is intersected in
various directions. The• present flourishing state of the Iron
Trade, with every prospect of its continuance, contributes to
enhance the value of this important Concern to any Person or
Company engaged or desirous of embarking in the Iron Trade,
in works of the first celebrity, and capable of being increased
to almost any extent.
Also, two ESTATES, in the Parishes of Wednesbury and
Darlaston, with valuable Mines under them.
The whole will be disposed of in the following or such Other
Lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to
such conditions as will be then produced.
Lot I.—The COLLIERY, which is called " Hallfield's Col
liery," and is situate at Bradley. There are numerous good
Shafts already sunk through most of the measures or strata of
Mines, which, as far as they have been explored, are proved to
be of the best quality, especially the thick Coal, of which a
large portion (it is supposed at least one-third of the whole)
remains ungotten. The Gubbin Ironstone, and Heathen Coal,
are almost (if not entirely) untouched, and the New Mines are
all entire, with the exception of those lying under about twelve
acres, which are at present opened in some of the measures, and
are now in full work. ,

The IRON WORKS which consist of the Furnace, called.
"Hal!fields Furnace," with a good Blast Engine, of sufficient
power for the Furnace, ordinary Casting Ilonse, a Double
Refinery, and cupola Furnace, which are erected, and which,
with the Furnace, are all in full work. There is also a capa-
cious Foundry, with Stoves, Air-Furnace, Crane, and other\
conveniences for carrying on the Iron Foundry Business, which
has hitherto been done, to some considerable extent. and to a
good profit, by the present Proprietors.—Also two Furnaces,
called the "Bradley Furnaces," with a Blast Engine capable
of blowing, two additional Furnaces, with two Refineries, and
a cupola Furnace, (which last is erected.)—Also, another ;
Foundry, with Air-Furnace, Stoves, Cranes, and other conve-
niences
for a Foundry, in addition to two Casting Houses,
Bridge Houses, &e.,•&c.
There are Two POTTERIES; for which the Estate con-
tains a supply of the different descriptions of Clay used in the
Manufacture of Earthenware, for a longer Term than that of
the Lease of the Land upon'which the Potteries stand.
A DWELLING-HOUSE. (at present temporarily divided
into two) suitable for the Residence of a Principal, (being for-
merly so used by the late John Wilkinson, Esq.,) with the
Gardens, Outbuildings, and other Conveniences. One Hun-
dred and 'Twenty other Dwelling-houses, suitable for Agents
and Workmen, with Outbuildings, Gardens, and other Appur-
tenances.

The FORGE, ROLLING, and SLITTING MILL, con
sisting of an excellent forge and Mir. lately erected; the for-
mer is worked by a Steam-engine of 28'horses-power, and the
latter by one-'bf SO horses-power; with suitable and commo-
dious Offices, Warehouses, Atabling, and other Conveniences.
The Forge has a double Camring, with two Hammers; and the
Mill is capable, in its present state, of Slitting and Rolling
every description of tlVlanufactured or Malleable Iron. The
l'orge and Mill are at present held by Messrs. G. and E.
Thorneycroft...'rinder an agreement fora Lease to expire at
Christmas, 1843.
Also, the MINES under about eight acres of Land adjoining,
belonging to Messrs. Brereton.
2.—A valuable Freehold ESTATE, called " Moxley," situ-
ate in the parish of Wednesbury, consisting of a good Dwelling-
house, with Stabling and Miter Outbuildings attached, and
several Closes of Lana, containing nearly fifteen acres of Laud.
3.—A MINERAL PROPERTY, called "Barebones and
Heathfield," situate in the parishes of Wednesbury and Dar-
laston, containing about thirteen acres of Land.
Both these Lots are intersected by the Birmingham Canal.
They contain part of :he Thick Coal, Gubbin Ironstone, and
Heathen Coal, and it is believed very little of the latter has
been gotten. The nett- Mines, which in the adjoining Col-
lieries have been proved to be of excellent quality, remain un-
touched under the whole of both Estates, and there is a valu-
able bed of Sand under each.
Mr. JOHN DUNNING, the Agent at the Bradley Wotks will
show the Property, from whom printed particulars, with litho-
graphic plans, inriy be had; and also at the Offices of Messrs.
EDGE and PARKER, Solicitors, Manchester; Mr. CORSER.
Solicitor, Wolverhampton ; Messrs. Tar Lon, ROSCOE, and
TURNER, 41, Bedford-MIN, London; and Messrs. FITCHETT
and WAGSTAPF, Solicitors, Warrington, on and aftetiltie 20th
instant.

Oatto b)2 Ruction.

NIEMANN'S FINE BULBS -
By Mr. T. BRANCH,
TO-MORROW, (Saturday,) the 21st instan at Eleven o'clock,
at the Hanover-roo s,
ACHEST of choice DUTCH LBS, being a second
consignment from Mr. Nie n, Florist, at Haarlem,
and consisting of double and sin e Hyacinths. Tulips, Jon-
quilles, Irises, Crocuses,.Rantincu sses, Anemones, Fritularia,
Crown Imperials, Lilies, Martagons, Pomponicas, Polyanthus
Narcissuses, Gladiolis, &c.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues
may be had.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4'c.
By Mr. LUCAS,
To-Morißow, (Saturday,) the 21st instant,
Great Charlotte-street—sale to comma e
precisely,
riliNVO superior CART HORSES, rev and a Black, the
black one now on view. Three perior Shropshire Bred
Horses. Lot 1. A Chesnut Hor 9 years old, 15 hands 3
inches high, a capital Hunter, an( caster of 16 stone. Lot 2.
A Dark Bay Mure, 6 years old, hands 3 inches high, well
bred, equal to any weight, a capital fencer, and very. fast: Lot
3. A Brown Blood Mare, 6 years old, 15 hands high, by Sir
Oliver, dam by Jupiter, grandam by Kill Devil, she is a very
fine goer, and rides well. Also, a Brown Gelding, 16 hands.l
inch high, with flue action, rides well, and master of 16 stone
with any hounds. Johnny Raw, a Bav Horse, 6 years4-.old,
nearly thoroughbred, 15 hands 2 inches high, and a first rate
Hunter; he is well known with Sir Thomas Stanley's and the
Cheshire hounds. Also, a great number of other Horses, Po-
nies, 8.7 e. A New Landau Car, a New Coach Car, and a fa-
shionable Stanhope Gig.--without Reserve, being sold under an
assignment. May be seen prior to the Sale.

is Repository,
at One o'clock

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VALUABLE LEASEHOLD AND COPYHOLD LAND,
IN UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET, FALENER-SQUARE, IN
LIIthEPOOI.,
And in Deane-stied and Beech-street, near Fairfield, in West
Derby.
Twit) AY, (Friday,) the 20th inst., a Two o'clock in the ater-
noon, at'the Clarendou-rooms, i Liverpool, subject to coo-
ditions, and in the foll Owing such other lots as may be
agreed upon at the time of sal
l , .
rrIEN newly-erected and well- inished FAMILY HOUSES,
ip
JU being Nos. 3,4, '5, 6. 7,8, 9, 10, 15, and 16, situate on the
north side of Upper Pai !lament-street, and near to Falkner-
square, in Liverpool, and each House containing in front 7
yards,_ and in depth 40 yards, or thereabouts, in the several oc-
cupations of Mr. Schofield, Colonel St. George, Mr. Lowe, Mr.
Sherlock, Mr. Preston, Mr. Abram, Mr. I.ll`Cleod, and the re-
maining three are untenanted.
Two unfinished DWELLING-HOSES, Nos. 11 and 12, and
of similar dimensions as the above-mentioned Houses, and ad-
joining'thereto.
A Piece of LAND, adjoining the above lots, and fronting
Upper Parliatnent-street and' Sandou-street, and. containing
about 638 square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, on the north. side of Upper Par-
liament-street, and west side of Saudon-street, containing in
front to Upper Parliament-street 86 yards, and in depth along
Sandon-street 40 yards, and in the whole 3,470 square yards, or
thereabouts.
Another Piece of LAND, on the south side of Huskisson-
street, and we.t side of Sandon-street, in front to Huskisson-
street 83 yards, and to Sanion-street 60 yards, and in the whole
about 4,650 square yards.
Another niece of LAND, on the west side of Falkner square,
in front thereto 60 yards, in front to Canning:street 73 yards,
and to Huskisson-street 75 yards, and containing in the whole
4,400 square yards, or thereabouts.
Another Piece of LAND, on the north side of Canning-
street, and west side of Sandon-street, in front to Canning-
street 81 yards, and in front to Sandon-street 35 yards, and in
the whole 3,570 square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, on the south side of Howard-
street, near Sandon-street, containing in front 29 yards, and in
depth 16 yozds, and in the whole 480 square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, on the north side of Falkner-
square, containing in front 129 yards, in front to Sandon-street
Si)
yards, and to Grove-street 50 yards, and in the whole 7,390
square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, on the south side of Falkner-square,
containing in front 120 yards, in front to Sandon-street and
Grove-street6o yards, and in the whole 7,760 square yards.
The whole irt the foregoing lots are Leasehold, under the
Corporation of Liverpool.
A Piece of LAND, near Fairfield, in West Derby, contain-
ing in front to Deane-street 263 yards, and in depth 72 yards,
and in the whole 22,6(X) square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, near Fairfield, on the south side of
the Preseot Turnpike Road, and west side of Deane-street, con-
taining in front 72 yards, and to Deane-street 57 yards, and in
the whole 5,200 square yards.
Another Piece of LAND,- near Fairfield, on the east side of
Deane-street, containing in front 280 yards, and in depth 55
yards, and in the whole 15,400 square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, near Fairfield, on she west side of
Beech-street, containing ;n front .300 yards, and in depth 55 4-
yards, and in the whole 16,000 square yards.
Another Piece of LAN D, near Fairfield, ou the south side
of the Present Turnpike Road, and east side of Beech-street,
containing in front 57 yards, and to Beech-street 71 yards, and
in the whole 3,500 square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, near Fairfield, on the south side of
the Present Turnpike Road, and east side of an intended street,
containing in front 62 yards, and to the said intended street 7U
yards, and in the whole 4.000 square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, near Fairfield, on the south side of
the last lot, containing in front 320 yards, and in the whole
21,000 square yards.
Another Piece of LAND, near Fairfield, and on the south
side of the said Turnpike Road, and containing-in front 140
yards, and in the whole 10,000 square yards,
The whole of the foregoing last mentioned lots are Copyhold
of Inheritance.
Further particulars may be had on application to E. D.
Fa ILKNER, Esq., Fairfield; or at the Office of Messrs, LEIGH
and SANDERS, Solicitors, Basnett-street, where Plans and par-
ticulars may be had.

VALUABLE TANNERY AND FREEHOLD ESTATE.
( Before the major part of the Commissioners named and authorised,
in and by a fiat in bankruptcy
. awarded and issued forth against
FAIRCLOUGH, of Farington, in the county of Lan-
caster, Tanner, dexter and chapman, a .bankrupt,)
On MONDAY next, the 23d inst., at the hour of 6 o'cloOt in the
Evening, at the house of Mr. James Pearson, the Mitre Inn,
within Preston, in the comity of Lancaster, subject to such
conditions as will be then and there produced,
rip HE Fee-simple and Inheiitauce of and in all that desirable
capital MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, Shrub-
beries, Gardens, Tannery, Warehouses, Sheds, Drying Rooms,
Bark Mill, Outbuildings, and Premises thereunto belonging,
situate in Farington, in the county of Lancaster, together with
the several Closes of LAND occupied therewith, now in the
occupation of the said Robert Fairelougly:
And also, all those Seven several welebuilt MESSUAGES,
COTTAGES, or DWELLING-HOUSES, adjoining the last-
mentioned Property, now in the several occupations of Wil-
liam Gorton, Betty Sherliker, John Hunt, Thomas Sergeant,
Th3inas Dwariyhouse, itubert Sumner, and Ann Eaves, as
tenants thereof. _ _

All which said Closes of Land, Gardens, and Premises, in-
cluding the Sito of the said Dwelling-houses, Tannery, and
Outbuildings contain the under-mentioned quantities of Land,
in statute measure, viz.:— A. R. P.
House, Gardens, Bcc 0 1 23
Tan Yard, &c.
Small Croft 0 0 26

Cottages and Gardens 0 0 28
Orchard
The Outlet
New Taken In
Great Field 3 3 3.5

Total

There is a Steam Engine and Conduit Pipes through all the
Pits on the Premises, and it form. one of the most complete
Tanneries in the county.
The Premises occupy an extensive frontage on the road side
leading from Preston to Wigan, and the North Union Railway
runs within 400 yards in front thereof, which will afford to the
Purchaser or Occupier an easy, profitable, and convenient op-
portunity for the transmission of Goods to .the several large
manufacturing Towns of Manchester, Liverpool, and Wigan.
A considerable part of -the Purchase Money may remain on
security of the Premises.
For further particulars apply to Mr. IRVING, Fishergate,
Preston; Mr. Ilncu. Linen Importer, Cannon-street, Preston;
also to Mr. JOHN FISHER, Draper, Mr. TURNER, Merchant,
and Mr. Micnsszt. SATTERTHWA ITE, Cnrrier, all of Preston,
Assignees of the said Bankrupt ; and at the Office of Messrs. J.
and F. ARMSTRONG, Solicitors, Chapel-walks, Preston, where
Plans of the Property may be seen.

FREEHOLO PROPERTY SITUATE IN XTETH-
PARK.
On TURSDAY next, the 2-11 h instant, atTvrelv clock at Noon,
at the Clarendon-rootw, South John-st , Liverpool, in the
county of Lancaster,—By order of the -tgagee'
rW 0 FREEHOLD DWELLIN -HOUSES, ir 1 on the
west side of Marsh-court, Wright-street, in Toxteth-park,
containing in front thereto and at the back thereof seven yards
and two feet, and on the north and south sides severally four
yards or thereabouts, and now or late in the occupation of
Frodsham and another.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. BIRD and G
Solicitors, Commerce-court, Lord-street, Liverpool.

CILISSOLD'S HAIR-CUTTING stands /al to the first,
and inferior to none.
• WIGS of the very best description, econopeel in price, may
be had at 48, CHURCH-STREET, nearly opptuite to the Liver
Theatre.

CLISSOLD'S CIRCASSIAN CREAM is highly readin-
mended for strengthening and beautifying the Hair.

FROM AN EGYPTIAN MANUSCRIPT.
IT is well known the Egyptian Priests posse ed a knowledge
in herbs, minerals, and metallic extrac and a skill in the
application of them to the human frame ich has since been
lost to the world. Two of these celebrated Compounds are
now presented to the Public by a Medical Gentleman, namely,
an Embrocation and Plaster, which on trial will be found un-
erringly successful in the cure of some of those maladies so
prevalent in this climate. The EMBROCATION for habitual
Head-ache, Tic Doloreux, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Water on
the Brain, Flatulency, and Swelling caused by Dislocation or
Sprains. The PLASTER for Cancers, Scrofulous, Tumours,
White Swelling, Sore Throat, Mumps, White 'Blisters, Burns,
Scalds, Chilblains, Whitlows, Stiff Neck, Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises, Piles, arresting external Mortification, and gives w-
het* in all affections of the Lungs and Chest.
To be had of J. CANNON, Chemist and Druggist, No. 1,
Price-street, New Custom-house, Liverpool, io Bottles and Pots,
six shillings each, including duty.

vet( PRIZE ESSAY.
THE PRESIDENT of the LITERARY nd PHILOSO-
PHICALI SOCIETY of LIVERP )I. begs leave to
offer a PRIZE of FIVE GUINEAS for e best ESSAY (to
be submitted to the award of the thre ice-presidents) "On
the most effectual means of promoting cience and Literature
in Provincial Towns, comprehending a view of the particular
Brunches which may be must worthy of cultivation in sach. Iti,
calities." The Prize to be presented from the Chair of this
Society at the opening of the next Session, in the form of a.
Medal, of Books, or of Money, at the option of the Author,-
November, 1835. j/B. Y.

LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, AND COAKERCIAL
INSTITUTION.
•
AN Introductory LECTURE on the :TELLECTUAL
SYSTEM cif TEACHING the Tllsi LANGUAGE
wilt be delivered by Mr. J. BLAC the Royal Institution,
Colquitt-street, on MONDAY EVENT next, at Half-past Eight
o'clock. Classes fur the study of the above Language will meet
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Further particulars and Cards of Admission to the Intro-
ductory Lecture may be procured by non-subscribers -on apply-
ing ut the Institution, 7,8,. St. Anne-street.
H. TIN DAL ATKINSON, Secretary.

A GENERAL MEETING of the L OWNERS,
AL. within the several Townships of LIT .E WOOLTON,
OHILDWALL, WAVERTREE, and ' XTETH-PARK,
add the OCCUPIERS of LANDS a •oining the Highways,
hereinafter mentioned, will be hal the Wa VERT neF. Cot-
Pee-nous; in the Village of Wavertree, op TUESDAY next, the
24th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, to take into
consideration the propriety of applving to Parliament, in the
next Session, tOran.A4 to IDA ko Turnpike the I:4ighwa,7
leg from Netherley Il icl e, through Gateacre and Wavt•rtree,
to Edge-hill; wad, to snake Turnpike Carr-lane and Smith-
down-.awe.