The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-05 00:00:00

TO be LET, for a Term of Years, LEYFIELD,
West Derby, four'and a half miles from Liverpool. The
House contains Spacious Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast-
rooms, Library, Servants' Hall. Butler's Pantry, Kitchen, and
Back Kitchen, on the ground floor. Above are eight excellent
Bed-rooms and three Dressing-rooms ter Closet, &c. The
Premises are well supplied with and soft water, and gas is
conveyed to every room. the Stable Yard are Double
Coach-house, Saddle , Stabling for eight horses, Shippons,
&c. There is a cellent Walled Garden, with large Green-
house and Hothouses, now in full bearing. Fifty Acres of
Land, immediately adjoining, may be had, if required.
For particulars apply to BVAN and Smrrn, Virginia-build-
ings, Rumford-street, Liverpool.

TO be SOLD or LET, an Excellent Family HOUSE,
with about 33i Statute Acres of Land in all, in high state
of cultivation, in the Village of Gateacre, about five miles from
Liverpool, well sheltered, and commandino• utiful views.
The House contains a spacious , ining, Drawing, and
Music Rooms. Eight Bedroot ree Dressing, Two Attics,
Bath Room, Two Kitche , cullery, Wash-house, Laundry,
&c. The whole fitted with every convenience, and well sup-
plied-with hard soft water.
On the Estate are Houses for Farmer and Under-Farmer, ex-
tensive Farm Buildings, Hot.houses, well-stocked Kitchen Gar-
dens, and a Gate Lodge.

Foi further particulars apply to N. Ros KELL, Esq., Exchange
street East, or to Messrs. A. and G. WI LLienss,l2, Cases-street

MO be DISPOSED OF, 'by PRIVATE TREAT'S
I following eligible PROPERTY:—
Three excellent FARMS, advantag
highroad, between Peel and Douglas, I
good Residences and Farm Buildings thereon
percent. on the purchase-money.
A very eligible FARM, of about 30 Acres

!ously situated on the

;le of Man, with Three

Will pay five

►in a fevi miles of Chester

A very compact ESTATE, consisting of IS Statute Acres' cif
excellent LAND, close to Chester • also • for Building
purposes, .

An ESTATE of about 102' es, in a very rich and beautifu,
country, near Overton, sham. It is very near to the Rail-
way now in progress ween Warrington and Chester.

0-
An ESTAI:Teout 112 Acres, with a good Residence
thereon, cit d near a market town in Cornwall. The present
Rental will pay good interest on the purchase-money, andthe
land is capable of very considerable improvement.
A valuable ESTATE, between Ormskirk and Liverpool, con-
taining about 160 Statute Acres. It is advantageonsly
inter-
sected by the Canal, Railway, and Turnpike-road, and is well
worthy the attention of either a farmer or builder.
Also on Sale, in the outskirts of Liverpool and Birkenhead,
&c., several Gentlemen's Residences, with from I to 20 Acres
of Land each. Many-desirable Lots of House and-Shop Pro-
perty, and an almost 'unlimited quantity of Building,Land, in
Lots to suit purchasers.

For further particulars apply to R. S. MANsEL, Surveyor, &c.
veeting:stiTet, Castle-street, Liverpool ; and Ramilton-cham-

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