The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-08-25 00:00:00

iittourante IstTottce,

GENERAL ANNUITY ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION,
63, OLD BROAD-STREET, LONDON,
Established October, 1829, with an accumulating Capital.
ruHE object of this Association is to enable persons pos-
1, sassing Life Incomes, and others, to proyid . ontingent
provisionary Annuities for widows and relati , the payments
being graduated from £1 10s., nude age of 25, to £5,
under the age of 60. Six annuities e Insured for by the
same person.
Prospectuses and every information may be obtained at the
Office of Mr. COGLAN, 12, Exchange-street East.
Progess. ' Annuites subscribed for. Capital.
Ist year to 30th September, 1830 660........£ 4,058
21 year to 30th Ditto, 1831 1244 11,606
3d year to 30th Ditto, 1832 1709 21,720
4th.year 4030th Ditto, 1833 2651 31.371
sth year tl 30th Ditto, 1834 3126 46,669
Present Capital exceeding £55,000.

BARTON MOSS FARM.
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By MR. CAPES,
On FRIDAY next, the 28th instant, at Sixo'clock in the evening,
at the Albion Hotel, Manchester,
THE BARTON MOSS FARM, (which is Leas ld for
62 years, tithe-free, subject to very low paroch. charges,
and communicates with the River Irwell and the verpool and
Manchester Turnpike-road on one side, and the Liver pool
and Manchester Railway on the other,) s' ate on Chat Moss,
in Barton-upon-Irwell, in the county of ncaster, and consist.
ing of about 220 statute acres of fine arable Land, of which
about 2(X) acres are now in crop, and about 20 acres prepared for
cropping next spring; the whole recently well laid out and
divided by quick fences and thriving belt plantations on the
most approved plan ; and altogether there are about six acres of
flourishing Plantations, of nearly twenty years' growth. In a
convenient situation on the Farm is au ornamental and com-
modious COTTAGE, with Garden well stocked with the choicest
Fruit Trees, &c. and all usual Outbuildings.
There are also four COTTAGES for Workmen, (with Gar-
dens, &e. attached,) a large Barn, Stabling fol. eight Horses,
Smithy, Cart Shed, Piggery, and a Steam Engine, (used for
thrashing, and convertible to other uses.) There is excellent
Marl in the immediate neighbourhood of the Farm. The Liver-
Pol and Manchester Railway passes directly through it on'the
one side, and by this means, and by the River Irwell and the
Turnp.ike-road from Liverpool to Manchester on the other side,
Ogre is the greatest facility of communication at the cheapest
rate with Liverpool, Manchester, and other great towns. The
Railway carriages take up and set down passengers and goods,
&c., at one of their public stations on the Farm. These is a
private Railway belonging to the Facia, and extending through
the heart of it from the Liverpool and Manchester Railway on
the one side, to the Turnpike-road and the River on the oilier.
Manure passes along the River toil free, and the rates of car-
riages along the Railway are low.
The distance from Manchester is nOt six miles, from Liver-
pool about twenty-three, and from Warrington (with which there
is a Railway communication) ten miles. •
The Crops at present on the ground consist of about 92 acres
of Wheat, 10 ofePats, 21 of Turnips, 13 of Potatoes, and 65 of
Clover and Ryegrass.
These Crops and the live and dead Stock•may be taken at a
valuation.
%Ir. JOHN BELL, at the Farm, will show the Property to any
party producing a Ticket, which may be had on application to
.M r. CAPES, Auctioneer, 90, King-street, Manchester, or Messrs.
Parry, CLAY, and SWIFT, Solicitors, Liverpool, where plans
may be seen, and from whom further particulars may be ob-
tained.