The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-19 00:00:00

DOLLAR MINERAL WATER.:

IHE MINERAL WATER, discovered little more than
two years ago in Glendaven, near )091Kr, Clakmannan-
shire, N. 8., and now for the first time offered for Sale in Eng-
land, is the most powerful Chalvbeate known in Europe; it is
fifty times stronger than the Tunbridge 'Wells' Water. It
possesses the real natural Sulphate and per-Sulphate of Iron,
Sulphate of Alumina, Sulphate of Soda, Common Salt; sub-
stances rarely to be met with in combination with water, yet
existing in this, in such large proportions as to give it a very
distinguishing medicinal character wherever it leas been in-
troduced.
The Tonic powers of the Ingredients above named are well
known to the Faculty to be applicable to a great variety of
painful and obstinate diseases. From its Acid qualities, this
Mineral Water will be found a valuable beverage in hot cli-
mates, or on sea voyages. One teaspoonful to half a pint or
a pint of water will make a very gratifying and salubrious
drink.
The beneficial effects of this Mineral 'Water are not confined
to its internal use, for,being applied externally, as a lotion, it
has been attended with the greatest advantage in the cure of
Scrofulous complaints, Ulcers, Scrofulous Opthalmia, or In-
flammation iu the Eyes, &c.; it is applicable to all Herpetic
Diseases of the Skin, and is an infallible cure for the Piles.
The following Certificates are submitted in attestation of the
extraordinary Chemical constituents and Medicinal properties
of the Water:—
I have now finished the Analysis of the 'Water from Vicar
Brig. It is by far the strongest Mineral Water I have ever
heard of, an imperial gallon containing rather more than half
a Troy pound of salts. It is too strong for internal use ; but,
when sufficiently diluted with water, it might be of great service
in the numerous diseases for Which Iron and Sulphates of
Alumina are useful. As an external application, it would act
most powerfully as awastringent.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
Professor of Chemistry, Glasgow.
•Ediaburgh,November 23, ;1831.
The DOLLAR WATER, second strength, examined by me this
•day, contains, in 1000 parts, /15:5 of Sulphate of Iron, besides
a little Alumina. There is no other active ingredient. Spe-
cific gravity 1052.5.
This Water is perfectly safe, if taken in small quantities;
•but it is rather too strong to be taken undiluted. A tea spoonful
:three times a day, in a little water, will be onough•to begin with.
I am .satisfied that the use of this Water, which is :highly
tonic and astringent, will be found .very.benoficialin all.com-
plaints where such medicines are :indicated; iparticidarly in
Stomach Complaints, and iu cases of _Nervous Disorders in
females. ,It is, in short, an excellent form.ofebalybeate Medi-
rine, and more powerful than any .of the Plialvheate springs of
this country. WILLIAbi.GREGORY, M.D.
.Lecturer ons.Chetuistry. and Fellow of the
Royal College of• Physicians.
The .DobLsit WATER retains. its natural qualities •in all,
climates, for any length of time.
N.B.—Frern its unparalleled strength, care should be taken
to dilute it.with spring water—for internal use, 18 to 1, and for
external, from 6 to 7, according to the nature of the sore.
Sold in bottles of a pint, equal in •use to five quarts,.for
the small price of Is. 3d. the bottle, atat;TLER and CHAPMAN'S,
Castle-street, I'iIAYNARD, and CLAY'S, Bold-street, and the
other Drttiggists in Liverpool.
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LEASE OF A DWELLING-HOUSE AND SHOI'.
By Messrs. T. and J.'TROTTER,
On TUESDAY next, the 23d instant, at Six ft‘clock in the
evening,' at the house of Mrs. Mary Annepthith, the Crane
Hotel, in St. Vincent-street,
THE LEASE of a HOUSE, SHOP, and BAKEHOUSE,
together with the requisite Fixtures, situated at the corner
of Bedford-street, Brownlow-hill, and held for the remainder of
a term of which about 5 years are unexpired.
Further information may be had by applying to Messrs.
TROTTER, Whitechapel.

SALE OF FURNITURE, NELSON-STREET.
By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On WEDNESDAY next, the 24th, and TatiRSDAY, the 25th inst.,
at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No/2, Nelson-
street, Great George's-square, by order of the rxectitors,
/SHE Modern and Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
JIL handsome China Tea Service, Table Dittp!of Staffordshire
Ware, Cut Glass, Eight-day Clock, Square Piano-forte, and
other Effects of the late Mr. James Shaw.
The Furniture comprises Modern Four-post and Camp Bed-
steads, with Moreen and Printed Calico Hangings, seasoned
Feather Beds and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, Ranges
of Merino, Damask, and Moreen Window Curtains, Chimney
Glasses, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Fenders, and
Fire-irons.
The excellent Mahogany Articles consist of a set of Dining
Tables, capital Pedestal Sideboard, Circular and Elliptic Loo
Tables, Sofa and Card Ditto, sets of Chairs, Sofas, 'Wardrobe,
Chests of. Drawers, &c. A Mangle, the useful Kitchen Requi-
sites, &c.
To be viewed on Tuesday, the 23rd, when Catalogues may be
had on the Premises, and of Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and
SONS, Church-Street.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PRO-

PEfiTY,II;IudIIiEESITUATIONS.
By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER -
On MONDAY, the 29th instant, at Six o'clock 'n the Evening,
at the house of Mr. John Martin, he nion Hotel, in
Clayton-square, subject to conditions le,
Lot 1. A Valuable, compact, and in e Try respect desirable
_4li_ FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of four
Dwelling-houses, three Warehouses, a range of excellent Wine
and Spirit Vaults, Coach-house, Stables, &c. This lot is sub-
stantially built, and possesses the very rare advantage of having
three fronts viz Co llege-lan e, Peter's lane, and Ala nes ty-i an e,
and produces, at extremely moderate rents,
£4OO per annum.
2. A valuable PROPERTY, opposite the first lot, consisting
of a House fronting Peter's-lane, and a convenient Warehouse
in College-lane, and, being all front, could easily be converted
into Shops, or buildings of any descrip
tion where great space
is required. Tenure 75 years, from the Corporation of Liver-
pow, in the occupation of Mr. Gurnell and Mr. Gaskell.
3. A well-built modern DWELLING-HOUSE, 8 yards
front by 60 yards deep, replete with capital Fixtures, with
Coach-house, Stabling, &c. situated No. 9, Evertors-brow, and
let on Lease to Mr. Grey. for seven years, at £76 per annum. '
4. A substantially built Freehold DWELLING-HOUSE
and SHOP, with Dye-house, Warehouses, &c. behind, situated
in Richmond-row in the occupation of Mr. Bluett, and let on
Me
a Lease, of which' 13 years are unexpired, at £5l per annum.
Allss. TROTTER,
further
Auctioneers.information
be obtained by applying to ,
rs

Without reserve;--By order of the Trustee for Sale, under a Con-
veyance for the benefit of the Creditors of JAMES Asasay.
By Mr. BYFORD,
On SATURDAY, the 10th day of August next, at One o'clock
in the Afternoon, at Ilimpson's, the George Inn, Dale-
street, Liverpool, in the following lots :
Lot 1. A LL those Three DWELLING-HOUSES, forming
half of a Court situated on the south side-of Devon-.
street, in Liverpool, in the occupation of dia Morton and
othTers, producing a rental of £32 xrearW
DWELLING-HOUSE o the north side of Bit-
tern-street, leading out of Great Ortord-street, Liverpool, in the
occupation of Mr.-Mundy, at the vearlY rent of £22 16s.
Lot 3.—Two DWELLING-HOUSES On the north side of
T3ittern-street aforesaid, adjoining the last mentioned Dwelling-
house, in the occupation of Mrs. -Woolfall and Mr. Grooves,
Producing a rental of £4l Bs.
Lot 4.—Two DWELLING-HOUSES on the north side of
Penrith-street, Berkeley-street, Toxteth-park, which will pro-
duce
.a yearly rental of £32.
Lot 1 is held for two lives and twentv-one years, by lease,
dated the 16th day of November, 1811. 'Lot 2'is held for three
lives and twenty-one years, by lease, dated the 13th July, 1815.
Lot. 3 is held for 75 years, by lease, dated the 16th day of June,
1832 ; and Lot 4is Freehold of Inheritance.
For further particulars as to lots 1 and 3, inquire of Messrs.
FORREST and FOSTER, Solicitors, Church-alley; as to lots 2
and 4, of Mr. DAwsoN, Solicitor, Temple-court; and as to the
:vhole, to 11,r.LaEstwiet_ss,tArecectr.
LnitavenTtim'Fo.elniple-street, or Mr. NEAL,
461. c

VALUABLE HOUSE PROPERTY, CLOSE TO ST.
JOHN'S MARKET, IN LIVERPOOL.
Peremptorily, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of August next, at
Three o'clock in the Afternoon, at the George Inn, Dale-
street, Liverpool by order of the Mortgagees,
Lot I.A PIECE' of GROUND, with the DWELLING-
HOUSE
H, SHOP and B4ISeEHOUSE, and ano-
ther DWELLING-OUSE 'adjoininr thereon erected, situ-
ated on the south-west side of' Hill-street, and south-east side of
Skelhorne-street, in Liverpool, being in front to Hill-street,
28 feet 10 inches, and in front to Skelhorne-street, 30 feet, and
now in the occupation of Thomas Jones and Mrs. Wellington,
as tenants.

2. A Piece of GROUND, with four DWELLING-HOUSES
thereon erected, situated on the south-east side of Skelhorne-
street, in Liverpool, and now in the several occupations of
William Jones, Thomas Lindsey, Peter Bennett, and others,
as tenants.

Both Lots are held by Lease under the Coporation of Liver-
pool, for a term of 75 years, which commenced on the 25th of
October, 1825.

TO LEND.
Any gum from THREEMONEY HUNDRED to FIVE THOU-
SAND POUNDS, on approved security of House, Ware-
house, or Green Field Property.

TO .13E LET.
A .good FAMILY HOUSE, fronting Upper Parliament-
street, Windsor, near Lodge-lane, and another fronting Berke-
ley-street, in Toxtcth-park; the situation are high and dry, and
Rents reasonable.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. DAwsoN,
Solicitor, Temple-court, cer )001.

AMSTERDAM.
J. C. de Oigeelaa ,
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H. J. We 1 d r
C. H. A.
J. Kok J. Swart, Abraham n. :57 an
G. BlanScAkeL,EAB. 11-J1 ABlrojCesl:l-;ARTa%*;3",
intend to put up for S e, to ,the
Rappar'd, P. S. A. Send°. rif, A. B. Van der Vies, G.
Koster, Swosn Brokers,
highest bidder,
the
Lo
glo'
ioureennc,o o
On MONDAY, Ihs? 23d December nex.t, at . sterdam, pre-
the Tavern
inDiu
presence of
Messrs. W. Van Houirigh and..T. Conamelin,
,Notaries,
calledcisely thte 101uedree.14°Eisciffelerienn
rill E following nourishing, welbconclitione4, and excellent
_IL COFFEE and COTTON ESTA.TES, situated in the
Colony of Surinam, namely,•
Lot 1. The COFFEE
.ESTATE called Leliendaal, situated
on the right bank in ascending the River Coiruncwyn, between
the Estates Ellen and Visserszorg, with the Vec.ecof Land ad-
joining, called La Sangsne, situated in .t e Hoer Helena
Creek, on the left bank, .in .ascending, betwixt the abandqued:
grounds Tulpenbutg,and Patientie, all in one lot.
2. The COFFEE ESTATE called .VluKt and Trouw, on
the river abah Cottica, on ;the right band in aseenditig, :be—
tween the'Lstates Arnhem and .Le Coutentement.
3. The•COTTON :ESTATE called Fackertshoop, situated
in the•CanarTapoeripa, between the Estates Breda and the
ttbando.ned state Holwvh.
4. The COTTON ESTATE called Crommolins Gift, situ-
ated jai the Canal .wfliapoaripa, in .ascending, between the
.:Estates,Breda and Crouengen, each .with their Greuutio, Cul-
tivations,,Buildings, Slaves, Cattle, Utensils, Materials, .liiir-
niture, .beliirtber described illy the inventories and
sale conditions; to be had in Amsterdam at .the ,Otflce of
Messrs. HOMRIGH and CONIMELIN, Notaries, on-the Keizers-
gragt, between the Herten and Wolvenstraten;
.London of
Messrs. MOENS and DA uNcEv, 117, Bishopsgate,street Within;
in the Colony of •Surinam of Messrs. A. y.tit MEERTEN, L.
'ltlYhf, JAN DE JAGERLY, and C. MAIIRCiARD, where fur-
ther information may' be had.

By order of the several Mortgagees and Trustees for sale.
By Messrs. WINSIAN LEY and SON,
On THURSDAY, the Ist of August next, at Six o'clockin the
afternoon, at the Royal Hotel, Dale-street,
Lot 1.
WO DWELLING:HOUSES, situated on the north
11 side of the road leading from Seacombe to Liscard,
in the county of Chester, with the Gardens belonging thereto,
measuring in front to the said road 39 feet 3 inches, and con-
taining in the whole 565 square yards, or thereabouts. One of
the Dwelling-houses is occupied by Mr. Midgley, and the other
is untenanted.

2. A Piece of LAND, to the westwa of the above lot, and
divided therefrom by a six feet wide sage, and measuring in
front to the said road 37 feet ches, and in the whole t3O
square. yards, or thereabouts.
The Purchasers of these two lots will be entitled to the use
of the said Passage, in common with other persons.
. 3. A Piece of LAND, adjoining the last lot, measuring in
Wilt to the said road 12 yards, and containing 810 square
yards, or thereabouts, in the whole, bounded on the west by the
Garden of Mr.-Askew.

4. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, situated on the north side
of Snn-street, and at the corner of Moon-street, in Liverpool,
measuring in front to Sun-street 47 feet, and to Moon-street 47
feet, or thereabouts, lately occupied by Mr. .5. 'l'. Rinnuer and
Mrs. Tod, but now untenanted.

• 5. A Piece of LAND, containing about 230 square Yards,
situated in Porter-street, in Liverpool, with the Cottage antl-ntber
Buildings thereon, and- measuring in front to Porter-street 36
feet 6 inches. The. Cottage is occupied by Mrs. Aspinall, and
the rest of the Premises have been lately used by Thomas
Holmes, as a Brewery.
6. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, situated on the south side
of Chester-street, in Toxteth-park, containing in front 10
yards, and in depth 16 yards, or thereabouts, and in the occu
patron of Mr. Pountney and Mrs. Edwards.
The whole of the above Premises are Freehold of Inheritance,
except Lot 4, which is' held by Lease from the Corporation of
Liverpool, for a term of 75 years, granted 26th of September,
1829.

Apply to Mr. I. 0. WATSON, Solicitor, 19, Exchauge-alley
North; or to Mr. JOHN BERRY, 3, Cook-street.

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PAIR OF HANDSOME PONEYS.
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a Pair of Handsnme
PONE YS, IShands high, nearly thorough-bred, warranted
sound and steady in Double or Single farness, or would carry
Ladies.
May be seen at Mr. JOHN CHAsinEns's, Veterinary Surgeon,
Pickup-street, where particulars may be had.