The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-05-27 00:00:00

ctalrs bp 2tirtion.

IMPORTANT SALE OF WINES.
By Mr. T. BRANCH, l, st
On THURSDAY next, the 29th instant, at One o'uloc'
the Hanover Rooms, vWO 1 n Dozen choice OLD PORT WINE, of very satt
‘-' quality and in fine condition; part six yeall4r,
four years, and the remainder three years in bottlelaiity;
140 Dozen genuine SHERRY, of highly desirable ciii
Gold, Pale, and Brown ; "rioe
90 Dozen MADEIRA; part East Indiar dadpart
Particular, and the remainder-Direct ; „fej%
61 Dozen .high-class BURG KDY, COTE tt"'"
and HERMITAG nei
37 Dozen Chateau M aux and St. George CLA—„6I
60 Dozen SPARKL NG CHAMPAGNE, of aPPII'
brands ;
41 Dozen OLD HOCK; Rudesheimerand Hoclteinler;
46 Dozen delicate MOSELLE and SAUTERNE;
eze
Toether with abut oer
150:Dozen recently bottled PORT,o of rich full fief
and of various vintages.
Samples will be exhibited at the time of Sale and Cap
,
logues may now be had from Mr. T. BhAricii.
_....."
,
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ELEGANT AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD lai,
NITUItE, GRAND PIANO-FORTE, BY Bay A
WOOD AND SONS, CHIMNEY GLASS ;50.;
QUANTITY OF CABINET ARTICLE%ROM
I'''
WITHOUT RESERVE, AND FREE
AUCTION DUTY. M 0
R. OLDHAM has received instructions to S . uS
by AUCTION, without reserve, at his sildoo
ay,)
Rooms, 27, Great George-street, This DAY, (I'°e`•osto
the 27th, and TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 28t° lovr
at. Eleven o'clock precisely each day, a very superior as r
blage of modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE' cloot
prising handsome and lofty Four-post Bedsteads, exe
Feather Beds. Patent French Bedsteads, Flock andgva
Paillasses, neat Toilet Table tAnd. Washstands,
.Mateo
eto
;iof
and Swing Dressing GI es, neat Bed-room `1"
Bed-room Carpets, Wi ardrobe, &c. ;g er
The Parlour and S. ng-room Furniture comPr'seterl
cellent Mahogany-framed Sofas, in black Hair Clotb'sor
superior Mahogany., Chairs, Pedestal Sideboard, ChiPaop
niers, Rosewood Cabinet, Rosewood and Mallgari3
Couch, Mahogany Glazed Bookcase and Secretaire, ucreral
Piano-forte, Six. octaves, by Broadwood and Sons, sloto;
Paintings, Brussels Carpet, Circular Tables, Card die 9
Ranges of Window Curtains, also, a quantity of liierodt'
and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Portable Desks,
tiler
boxes, Inkstands, Ladies' Rosewood Cabinet, t°ge
with numerous other Articles. viol
On view, each morning of sale, when Catalogues
be had on the Premises.
_..../

UNDER A OF ASSIGNMENT. ,11'
SALE OF MODERNDEED AND GENTEEL 11"D0
HOLD FURNITURE, 34, KIRKDALE-RO

NEARLY OPPOSITE GREAT ME-------------
otS'
MR. GRICE will SELL by AUCTION, on Tif loot
DAY next, the 29th instant, at Eleven oce
tye
precisely, on the above Premises, the whole of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. sm.
Sitting and Dining-roooms comprise two
gany Chairs, Loo Table, on Pillar and Claws, Matsidr
Sofa, in Hair Cloth, Easy Chair, Chiffonier, and per
board Chimney Glasses, in Gilt Frames, MahoganYing,
broke and Snap Tables, Chimney Ornaments, dor
Glass, Brussels and :Kidderminster— Carpets, 11'n
Hangings, Bronze Fender and ire-irons. P°st
Bed-rooms comprise nish Mahogany' -.°lll'srdi
Bedsteads, Caned and eeded Posts and FootbPout,
Mahogany Cornice, intz Hangings, Lined througuol
Camp and other edsteads, Goose Feather Beds ebe,
Bedding, Maho any and Painted Drawers, War°ro,
Night Commode Dressing Tables and Washstap
Cane Seated and' other Chairs, Drsssing Glasses,
pets, &c.
Cloth'
Kitchen includes Drawers, Tables, Chairs, Oil 15,
Sofa Bed, Fender, Irons, and the whole of theTJteo,s„l,os
May be viewed on the. Morning of Sale, and Cat.°_..7oo.
had of Mr. GRICE, 40, Whitechapel, or on the•Pre
Sets P‘f,goef

BIRKENHEAD AND THE VICINITY.,„O
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE
,-" sPs,
HOLD LAND AND DWELLING.HOU,3a'
ASESSRS. CHURTONS have the pleasure t°o3'
.
nounce that they are instructed to offer for r f&
LIC COMPETITION, at the Birkenhead Hotel k r for
loughby's), on FRIDAY, the 6th June next, at Ru
Five o'clock in the Afternoon,'

AN IMPORTANT PROPERTY,
consisting of
T
FREEHOLD- LANDS AND TWENTY-E- -TOO
DWELLING-HOUSES, oi'
of
some of which are of a very valuable description, efts
tuated in the most improving and interesting Po.htoll'
Birkenhead, and the adjacent tow hips of Cit'l4°
cum-Grange, and Bebington.
These townships are well own, yet for the inf°reorti:
tion of those who from adi nee may wish to avaikoest;
selves of this eligible o rtunity for permanent 1.00
ment, it may be briefs,stated, that since the cell'
1841, the population,a
/BIRKENHEAD
has more than do'ubled ; that
DOCK AND HARBOUR WORKS,

on an N
ag
UNPARALLELED SCALE OF MAGNIFICEwo.
are now constructing; that although the area of thew
ship is but limited, a space of
•
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
which has been appropriated to pleasure grouridt,lsearlf
out, planted, furnished with lakes, and is now 1)00
completed on a plan which renders it beyond coraPs
the

FINEST FREE PARK FOR PUBLIC

RECREATION

in the kingdom.
The entire of the Biskenhead and Claughton Prop
is situated within twenty minutes walk of the Per e 5
from which steam-packets cross to Liverpool four iter•
per hour; and it is within the same distance from the g 0
minus of the Chester Railway, on which the train'
seven times every day. 114
THE POOR-RATES ARE ONLY SIXPENCE
THE PJUND,
and it may be added that, having been part of the tie--
!nes°
of the

ANCIENT PRIORY OF BIRKENHEAD'
the Lands and Houses in that Township are LOS',
FREE FROM TITHES AND CHURCH ;61
Lot I.—A Piece of LAND in Claughton, ball of;
frontage to Slatey Lane of 1121 yards, and bicra".,,ooo.
the west by land belonging to William Potter, r'slsilt",
also having a frontage to Ball's Road of 49 yards' -rdS I)"
street running
morerun ri
containingi
on rg
Ipeas
sri
togethertehl
et owthh whole
ei
trsh7ald2nBoe
sfi
eq4:29anr Yet eetil,f,
bea newt thereabouts,he ss
TAGE ORNE erected thereon and now in the °c
tion of Mr. Thomas Tattersall, as tenant thereof- ao'
bos fit
N.B.—This Lot is in the immediate neighboor red P;
the New Park, and if not sold it will then be OS-shoji;
six separate lots—the first to contain the House and ha;
912 yards of Land, and each of the other five tar,teclll.
yards each, according to a plan which will be exbw. •
the time of sale.
ce_
Lot 2.—Three GOTHIC COTTAGES, with etei
GARDENS, called Grange Mount, being sittlf!,,as °
Grange-lane. Birkenhead, in the several occuPs‘"
Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Mills, and Captain Harvey, i°ll.
This lot, which is
FREE OF LAND TAX, tbe
commands a very extensive prospect ranging evervieiSell
tire town of Birkenhead, across the estuary of then', 0
to Wallasey, Liverpool, and the more distant
eP
Lancashire.
stre of
Lot 3.—TWO HOUSES situated in Catherille:flitY
severally numbered I and 2, in the immediate Wl-
est
the inteuded new church in Grange-lane. djne •
Lot 4.—TWO HOUSES in Catherine-street, 6 d C 6
to the last lot, well fitted up with every requisite 5°,,101.5'
venience, and suitable for the residence of respects'
„et,
milies.
t/
Lot S.—THREE HOUSES, situated in Olive fpo COPt,
numbered 7,8, and 9, in the several occupations °'
Burneley, Capt. Ward, and Capt. Kirtley. t 14" a
Lot 6.—TWO large HOUSES, in 111 icige-stree, '4 se
19 and 20, in the several occupations of Mrs. 147"
Mr. West.

This lot is within a few yards of the intended
NEW WAREHOUSES AT BIRKENHE"
on the erection of which
UPWARDS OF A MILLION POUNDS
STERLING
positte
will be imediately expendeSESd i.
Lot 7.m—TWO HOUn Cleveland-street, %et:
to Mr. Laird'sllron Ship-building Yard, now '.;st bB
ed by Mr. M`Nicol and Mr. Peters, which 13'"
greatly enhanced in value as the works progress. eosi'd
Lot B.—TEN HOUSES, forming the entire/i'sidei
of Austin-street, restrictions prevent the oppos',.'',e DO'
which being built upon ; these houses, receet4
produce a rental of £260 per annum. t
Lot 9.—THREE excellent HOUSES on the e'j
of Wilbraham-street, well tenanted. iteet
tbe
Lot 10.—A Piece of FREEHOLD LAND °° ,cl 9,
dept"
side of Priory-street, having a frontage of 56 Y:1-017'"
containing 2,240 square yards or thereabouts, well
for Shops, being a corner lot, with three fronts. looted
Lot 11.—A Piece of FREEHOLD LAND, 11f 1048
ro /
Pilgrim-street, corner of Chester-street, havinga 0,
of 27 yards to Pilgrim-street, and 27 to a new stre-elege,t,
feet wide, not yet named. This lot adjoins tile„str"'"
shops erecting by Mr. John Eastwood, in CbeaLe' 111
the best frequented and most
VALUABLE TRADING THOROUGHFARE
BIRKENHEAD. hold
The two following lots of most valuable Fre!,„gtoo
are situated in the flourishing township of Beui"
the west side of, and adjoining to etr
DERBY HOUSE PARK, pirlloo
at the distance of about a mile and a half fror.he
head Ferry, and within ten minutes' walk from
Ferry and the Rock Church. They are encomP),
Lands belonging io George Orred, of Liver
l
Richard W. Barton, of Manchester, Esq., and pots sir
wards, of Chester, Esq., in a neighbourhoeu cect
passed by any in the county, for variety of Pr'9'r
the elegance of the S fry,
NUMEROUS DETACHED VILLA enjs
by which it is surrounded. The entire plot "111 98.001
east to west 193 yards, and from north to south ND, c
Lot 12.—The northern part of the above LA
-fp
taming about 11,033 square yards or thereaboutsa
Lot 13.—The southern part of the above-ealouts•
containing about 10,302 square Yards or theree
Lots 2,3, 4,5, 6, and 7, are ber
FREE
PlansarOeFLAND preoared,andTA TAX,
vritbs'
fared
Lithographic
particulars, be had from Mr. ROBERT HUGSa, and
and Estate Agent, Abbey-street, Birkenbeavrotidj,
Lord-street, Liverpool ; from Mr. IloßN3L?iroe'b 110#
chitect, Shaw's-buildings, Liverpool, and 5, CO
ings, Birkenhead ; and at the Offices of gee°
TON, Chester, and Whitchurch, Salop.

FINE ARTS.
-11-CLASS PICTURES, ADELPHI HOTEL,
LIVERPOOL.
MESSRS. F. and J. HODGSON beg to call the at-
tention of Connoisseurs and Patrons of the Arts to

A RARE AND VLUABLE
1314LECTION OF HIGH-ACLASS PICTURE,
'ph • many of which merit especill notice.
e whole to be submitted to Public Competition, of
tie:'\EsDAY, the 4th, and THURSDAY, the 5t
tooTn' at Twelve o'clock each morning, - 7
Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool.
ls Assemblage of Works ofArillat rropertv of
priLtitient

It the L

pecimc

itpr,toany valuable and oice. S.
Fro Modern Schools, s cted with car
citiT celebrated Cont. ntal and Englis,
Iteihlisng the genuine orks of
ititi--"andt, " D. Teniers,
S. -in, P. Potter,
Ge""°Ba, Karl du Jardin, Tt
vergione,
Baroccio, • Ri
kiia4irez, Claude Lorraine, Go
tto3 Oi Canaletti, He
It,.t'si Guardia Br

Sir J. Reynol

4"1111Yke, A. Vanderneer,
" • Crayer;,. A. Carraeci,
4 Jan Stein,_ _ _
~04(.)ther esteemed Masters,

the whale

IoNnAY next, tl

SDAY' e
th 3d of June.
a
d datalogu es to be had at the Adelphi Hot
tildofffee, Liverpool ; at the- Courant-off
d of Messrs. F. and J. HODGSON, Valuers,
gents; Argyle-street, Birkenhead.

BIRKENHEAD.
kf.r.,P,N77/NE STOCK OF CHOICE WI
tSSRS. F. and J.- HODGSON beg
10 acquaint the Inhabitants of Birk
iti"Erbourhood and the Public generally, th
/I.l;oted to SELL by AUCTION, (exempt from du
RI,NEsDAy, the 11th June next, punctual!--
kr,°c,k in the afternoon, at their Ccpmiision
64'e -street, Birkenhead, the remprfiing Stock of
the Fir t•class WINES, belonging(to the estate of
tome Houses in the Trade/Snd consigned for sai
p.ecluence of the demise ot.-the Managing Partner.
11,„1113d J. HODGSON confidently claim the attention
to ‘le.i aod Inneepers, fhe Trade, and private Familit
to ~! carefullyselected Stock, which will be sold in ice
S convenience of Purchasers. It consists of
ozen Crusted PORT, from three to six years is
22 ~ recently bottled PORT,
16 1' fine Pale SHERRY,
15 1, rich Brown Dl TTO,
~ Gold-coloured DITTO,
12" Amontillado DITTO,
Ditto DITTO, (Pints,)
10 ~ fine East India MADEIRA,
18 ditto Ditto DITTO, (Pints,)
, Sparkling CHAMPAGNE, (Quarts and Pints
hole wines to be tasted at the time of sale; or saropt
ereh,"is may be had from the bulk, which is now on th
Catalogues are in preparation.
44VABLE PROPERTY, IN WEST DERBY.
By Mr. SYERS,

:enhead a

~f • "lONDAY, the 9th June next, at One o'clock in the
iverGoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
ALL s;.bjzlt tsoe coonrdittairoeneslsof sale,
of LAND, situate on
eo the easstesidxe of oGrseen-lane, in West Derby,
2A pl 3 of Lancaster, containing by admeasurement 17A
S,anyi„r•, statute measure, be the same more or Jess,
,:to""ed on the north by land belongin terJamea Rigby,
en the eastern part by a road ding from the Old
to the residence of the sai arres Rigby, Esq., and
south by land now or 1 of the trustees of the late
I‘l4tn Lightbody, Esq., d eased.
ji°e above Estate whit s distant three miles from the
tillyrPool Exchange, i Copyhold of Inheritance, and
of i),et to the-usual re ts, suits, and services to the Lord
'rn Manor of West Derby.
i?
,ge Land Tax is redeemed.
`raistoferther particulars apply to JOHN STEWART, Esq.,
ttti PI-Street • or to Messrs. LEIGH and EATON, SOLICI-
'e 'street, where a Plan of the Premises may be
t
Pir,-,4„,8LE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, IN THE
P,..,a-n-',v7ITY OF PRINCE'S PARK, TOXTETH-
nk, A':-
utvicwiesars. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
iiiti,'"nAY the 10th day of June next, at one o'clock
att,,''e afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-
the t, Liverpool, subject to the conditions of sale to be
t" Produced, and in such Lots as may be agreed upon
A te time of sale,
;t1,,,1CE OF LAND, situate on the noeo-
eeet p-street, Toxteth-park, containing
yNty "tid at the back severally forty -t ••• yard
IN, an the east and west sides sea ally twe
nr therenhout,-, with Fo MESSUAGES C
t'et'DtLING'HOUSES, ther• erected, in the re
4,t101,.`e occupa-tions of Mr. . Hilton, Mr. Tinlay, Mr.
1114114' and Mr. Laird, or , •• under-tenant.
okt-4...Houses were bui under the superintendence of
ViVerie. F. William Morrison, and are replete with every
tie!loo, including Warm and Cold Baths, &c. ; and,
table eir contiguity to the Prince's-park, are very de-
-04 residences.l4lll4°,B', Piece f LAND, situate on the east side o
t(,lstitN`reet, and on the west side of and fronting. Threl-
tW in Toxteth-park aforesaid, containing in front
04y4:street and in breadth at the back severally
gtol2c yards and in depth on the north and south
tN4erallv forty-two yards; together with the Four
SeQtee-A•GES or DWELLING-HOUSES, thereon
I,itoti,,fronting Miles-street, in the occupation of Mr.
th"htt 4' Gostenhoffer, and the other two are at pre-
!hlitioL.(3entipied ; together with Seven COTTAGES, at
sp'he4-:, and fronting Threlfall- street.
ttre:44 'louses were also built under Mr. Morrison's
hest ~`"dene d Baths, he Houses fronting Miles-
fittedea' panwith &c. -
to'heleunre is Freehold of Inheritance.
11,41, remises may be 'viewed, by ticket, between the
t4lll3'4ll2,twelve and one, on :MONDAYS,. WEDNESDAYS•
tat Ats „A•l's, which may be obtained, with further par-
'a, p application to Mr. JOHN ROBINSON, SOliCi-
°stoffice-place, Liverpool.

, in the

in_front to Peel-
s. and, in

Ar
`'NESS AND GRAY HAIR ENTIRELY
Ayr. REMOVED.
ott "ES, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, respect-
'Y announces to the Medical Profession and the
0 Rene
lips! eb rallY, that he may be consulted in all the va
tt4-
ticiraßes of which the Hair is susceptible, and more
144.>, and those cases arising from indisposition, over. a a
)qlag 04, anxiety of mind, producing thscolouratio , r
4414 6eadnesB, and sometimes its entire loss. M .
timatilban desires to call especial attention to the change
ofjPef the Hair invariably undergoes at certain pe-
tt, ta re` "e, before its effect becomes apparent to the eye,
hhttted, %amend a method' by which that change may be
AO %Id all subsequent falling off and grayness pre-
ki6tat t His
mode of treatment, which has received the
A 4.14 Leniroonials frost' the press, is never to prescribe
geueutts tested the Hair by analytical' examination,
I'll 4 i!neh iireB a recipe agreeably to the exact analysis, and
;luettlit may be preserved in perfect colour, glossiness,
letht%pj; t° an advanced period. of life. Persons who
:444. 'arined disappointment in the use of for
nt,",toel are requested to send the shade they quirer, as
ANTite—aa
and will prevent that red and pur-
Q it ',land Produce a soft and glossy appearance, and a
E4i'atted ;Pra, 1 colors,. All personal attendance can. be
in11444,VA by enclosing a small piece of Hair,
' 'in lard, the prescription, with every necessary !n-
Rrih,l'eti. ',will be transmitted according to the direction
sitoVati Fill
for Analysing and Prescription, ss, ; Pre-
"4Bt'ar Dyeing the Hair, 10s. Residence, No. 6,
strait Liverpool.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD

iND LEASEHOLD

PROPERTY, IN LIVERPOOL.-- --
By Mr. JAMES TROTTER,
On FRIDAY next, the 30th instant, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, at the Albion Hotel, in Ranelagh-street,
. subject to conditions,
Lot LA FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, No.
48, Gerard-street, Byrom-street, in the occu-
pation of Mr. Robinson, as yearly tenant, at the rent of

A Freehold SHOP and DWEI
New Bird-street, St. James's-
Mr. Campbell,

No. 56

cdpation of

'Co bt &tab,

TO be SOLD, a good FAMILY HOUSE, pleasantly
situated in Deane street, Kensington, about two
miles from the Exchange, containing large Dining-room,
Drawing-room, and small Breakfast Parlour, on the
ground floor, several Lodging-rooms and other conveni-
ences, small Greenhouse Porch, with Stable sad Coach.
house adjoining, and a good W d-Garden, containing in
all about 1,925 square yar
N.B.—The above is • uated within a few yards of the
London-road, and h s, of course, the conveniences of the
Omnibusses to and from the Old Swan almost every hour
of the day.

Apply lo N. WATERHOUSE and SONS, No. 1, Oldhall.
street.

TO BUILDERS AND DEALEHS IN BUILDING
_ _ MATERIALS.

,nN SALE, the MXiETiVCSin the large and sub-
stantially-built HOUSE, in Castle-street, corner of
Cook-street, formerly known as the Queen's Arms
Hotel.

Parties desirous of purchasiDe ust deliver an offer in
writing, on or before MO)/D<.Y next, the 2d June, to Mr.
JOHN STEWART, Lawton-street, from whom further par-
ticulars may be had.

A person will be in attendadce to show the Premises,
each day, from Nine till Twelve and from One till Six.

DENBIGHSHIRE.
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the parish of
Derwen, in the county of Denbigh, consisting of TWO
COMPACT FARMS, called CEFN MAWR and BRYN
PE G, in the several occupations of John Davies and David
Hughes, containing together 67 statute acres of Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture Land, at;t9l f 81-Acres of Thriving
Plantations.

A very considerable su f money has been recently
expended in walling it nd trenching the Plantations,
which with proper re and management will in a few
years become exceedingly valuable, as the situation is well
adapted for the growth of timber, and the trees are now
in a very healthy and growing state.
The above Property is situate between the market towns
of Ruthin and. Corwen, and adjoins Estates belonging to
John Lloyd, Esq., Ellis Jones, Esq.,, Robert Wynne,
Esq., and Mr. Myers.

The Tenants will srovv'the Property, and further parti-
culars may be had on application to Mr. GEO. ROBERT-
SON, ElaWardell, Flintshire ; or to Mr. RICHARD BARRER,
Solicitor, Chester.

Chester, 16th May, 1845

Co be Let.