The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-10 00:00:00

FLINTSHIRE, NORTH WALES

MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD
ESTATES, COMPRISING NEARLY 2000 STA-
TUTE ACRES, IN THE SEVERALTOWNStiIPS
OF UCHYMYNYDD UCHA, CUMMAU, RHAN-
BERFEDD, CAERGWRLE, ESTYN, SHORD-
LEY, HOPE OWEN, & HIGH ER KINNERTON,
DIVIDED INTO 134 SEPARATE LOTS, FOR.
THE ACCOMMODATION OF SMALL CAPI-
TALISTS AND PERSONS ANXIOUS TO POS-
SESS A QUALIFICATION TO VOTE FOR A
KNIGHT OF THE SHIRE.
MESSRS. CHURTON have the honour to announce
that they have received most positive instructions
from the noble proprietor, to SELL by AUCTION, on
TUESDAY, the 24th, WEDNESDAY, the 25th, TH URSDAY,
the 26th, end PAIDAT, the 27th instant, commencing
each Afternoon at Two for Three o'clock punctually, at
the Royal Hotel, in the city of Chester, in One Hundred
and Thirty-four distinct Lots, as described in the printed
particulars of sale, or in such other Lots as may be agreed
upon at the time of sale, and subject to conditions,
The entire Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, of the
Right Hon. the Earl of Derby, particularly delineated on
three coloured maps, and fully described in printed par-
ticulars, the whole comprising about 2000 Statute Acres,
of Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Lands, with the
numerous Messuages and Buildings thereon erected, a
small portion of which are in Lease for Lives, and the
remainder in the occupation of yearly tenants.
They are situate in the several townships of Echymy-
nydd Ucha, Cummau, Rhanberfedd, Caergwrle, Estyn,
Shordley, Hope Owen, Higher Kinnerton, and Dodles-
ton, within a few miles of the city of Chester, and the
Market Towns of Wrexham and Mold.
In order to convey to the Public some idea of the num-
ber of Tenements, it may be well to state, that they are
in the occupation of upwards of One Hundred and Fifty
separate Tenants, at very moderate rentals; with truth it
may be said, that if the noble owner bad been disposed,
he might have increased his Flintshire rent roll several
hundred pounds a year. The Estates are subdivided into
134 distinct Lots, that persons possessing a small capital
may be thus induced to invest in freehold property, the
best and safest security, exclusively of the advantage and
importance of possessing a qualification to Vote at the
Election of Member for this severely contested County.
The Mountain portion of this Estate, if properly pre-
served, would afford a Sportsman abundance of Grouse ;
and the River Alyn which meanders through the property
is stored with fine Trout. Another great feature in this
sale is the splendid Landscape presented to the view at
almost every point, extending over the Vale of Cheshire
to the Hills in the distance, Beeston Castle, the Rivers
Dee and Mersey, besides an immense range of beautiful
Welsh Mountain Scenery.
The old-established and well-accustomed Water Corn
Mill, situate upon and worked by the never-failing stream
of the River Alyn, at Hope Bridge, will form a different
Lot. In fact the advantages to be realised are very
numerous, and the attention of all such as would invest
safely without incurring risk is strongly recommended.
N.B. Mr. Griffith Jones, of Hope, will appoint a person
to show the Lots.

Full particulars, with Lithographic Plans, may be had
upon application to RICHARD EARLE, Esq. ; at Messrs.
FOSTER and STEwART's, Lawton-street, Liverpool ; at
the Offices of Messrs. H EYES and PEMBERTON, Solicitors,
Prescot ; Messrs. RAWSTONE and WILSON, Solicitors,
Preston; Messrs, ADLINGTON, GREGORY, and FAULK-
NER, 1, Bedford-row, London; Mr. BENSON, Surveyor,
Fletcherfold, Bury ; or from Messrs. CHURTON, Auc-
tioneers, Whitchurch, Salop, and Chester.