The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10 00:00:00

SUPERFINE BROAD CLOTHS AND C.4SSIJIERES.

By
B BRANCH and SON,
On THURSDAY next, the 12th instant; atpren o'clock, at the
' Hanover-rooms,
A CONSIDERABLE • tOsortmeut Superfine BROAD
ill CLOTHS, of very excellent ality, in Saxony Blacks,
Blues, Olives, -Greens, Dahlias; xford Grays, brats, and,
other fashionable colours: !nett) with a variety of CASSI-
MER ES, and a few Pieees of Lingns, Shirtings, Cambrics,
Calicoes Handkerchiefs; &c. .
To be viewed To-morrow, (Wednesday,) thei.„illth, when
Catalogues may. be had from BRANCH arid SON.

WINE.
By BRANCH and SON,
On FRIDAY next, the I3th instant, Twelve o'clock,.at the
• Hanover-rovis,
A BOUT 40 Dozen fine old Cr bted PORT, in quarts and
pints.'
110 Dozen rich PORT, rece bottleh.
75 Dozen excellent Brown TERRY.
31 Dozen choice Pale SHERRY.
26 Dozen West India VIDONIA:
40 Dozen CAPE MADEIRA, and other Wines.
Samples will he exhibited at the time of Sale, and Catalogues
may be had on Thursday next, the 12th, from Bit aticit and SoN.

By Mr. BACH;
On TritresnAY next, the 12th instant, at One o'clock in
the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, S uth Johu-street,
Liverpool.
ALL those Two MESSIfA S DWELLING-
Lot. 1. HOUSES; situate'on the outh side of Back Gerard
or Lionel-street, containing to the nt 13 feet, or thereabouts,
and to the front of Bannister's4O t 26,fept 2 inches. and now
in the occupations of Mrs. Wilson and Mathew Bradshaw, at
the rents of £lO and £7 7s. per annum.
2. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING7HQUSE, situate
on the-noftheast side of HigHeld-street, containing to the front
thereof 6 yards and 2 teet, or thereabouts, and running in rear
or depth backwards 13 yards, or thereabouts, and now in the
occupation of Mrs. Wrighteu, at the annual rent of £l6 per
annum.

3. All that M ESSUAGE or DWELL INGAIOUS t, situate
on the east side of Bixteth-street, containing to the front thereof
4 yards, or thereal?outs, and in the' occupation of Mr. Thomas
M'illiarns, at the annual rent of Ell.
Lots 1 and 2 are Freehold of luheiitance, and lot 3 is held for
the residue of a term of 21 years, whicji commenced on the sth
day of April, 1832, and is subject to a ground rent of 4s. Gd. per
annum.
For further particulars apply- to Mr. 13tatcET-r, Solicitor,
Doran's-lane, Lord-street.

FREEHOLD BREWERY, BUILDINGS,. AND LAND, AT
BAGILLT, NEAR HOLYWELL,'FLINTS,H7RE.
13j- Mr. JAMES WILLIAMS,
On FRIDAY next, the 13th instant, at Six o'cluck in the After-
noon, at the Dwelling-house' of Mr, Richard Mansell, the
White Horse Inn, in Holywell, in the county of Flint, sub-
ject to conditions of sale to 'be then produced,--by order of
the Morigagee and TrusteeftnT'sale,
A LL ' that Capital Erection called theCA BRIA
A
BREWERY,
_ situated on the bank of 'the' River Dee,
at Bagillt, near • Holywell, in the coup of Flint, with the
steam en'gine, pumps, cisterns, vats, c ere, and other itnple-
Ments and utenbils whatsoever atta ed to, or used with and
belonging. thereto; 'together also ith the DWELLING-
HOUSE,' LAND, STABLEry b, OUT-BUILINGS, and Appur-
tenances to the said Breweelonging, all now or-late in the
holding of Mr. James Jorie, or his under-tenants.
And also all that MESSUAGE or Tenement, (now occupied
as two Dwellings,) with the Close or Parcel of Land thereunto
belonging, situated. near the Brewery; at Bagillt aforesaid.
And also cli that CHAPEL or Place of Worship, now held
by the Wesleyan Methodists, situated at Bagillt aforesaid, and
held by them under a lease for a long term a years, at the re-
served rent of El ls. ()d. per annum.
The whole Brewery, which has been lately erected, is a sub-
stantial and spacious building, well situated and arranged for
carrying Dia an extensive business, having the advantage of an
easy communication with the River Dee, and being furnished
with a small steam engine, water cistern on the top, large water
tank under the floor, coppers, large coorers, good malt-turning
and other rooms, a Dwelling-house (in the yard) suitable for
an agent Or foreman, Counting-house, tend other conveniences.
For further particulars apply .to the Auctioneer, Panton-
place, Halywell; or to Mr. Joniv WILLIAMS, Soiicitor, Chester.

VALUABLE PROPERTY NEAR ST. HELEN'S.
:On MONDAY next, the 16th instant, at Four 'lock in the After-
noon, at the House of Mr. Peter I, land, sign of the
Bird-in-hand, in the township of Eccle: on, near St. Helen's,
in such lots as may be agreed upon a the time of sale,
A LL that valuable PUBLIC-HO 'E, MESSUAGE, and
1-11-DWELLING-lI.OUSE, kno by the name of the I3tuni
IN-H N.D, with Brewhouse, Stablin , Cottages, and an extensive
Piece of Land, most eligibly situated for Building upon.
The above Property is situated upon the high road from St.
Helen's to Prescot. Also, twelve COTTAGES, separate from
the above, situated near the Eccleston Glass Works.
For further particulars apply to Mr. PETER LEYLAND, on
the Premises; or to Mr. ANSDELL, Solicitor, St. Helen's.

VALUABLE• PROPERTY, NEAR ST. HELEN'S.
On MONDAY next, the 16th instant, at four o'clock in the after-,
noon, at the house of Mr. Peter Leyland, sif,;n of tho
Hand, in the township of Eccleston, nea • St. Helen's, in the
county of Lancaster, subject to such c ditions of sale as trip
be then and. there produce", and eit r altogether, or in such
lots as may be agreed upon at the eof sale,
ALL that valuable PUBLIC-H USE, MESSUAGE,,-or
DWELLING-HOUSE, known by the naive of the
" Bird-in-Hand," with the Brewhouse, 'Stabling, Cottages, and
an extensive Piece of LAND thereunto belonging, and which
is most eligibly situated for building upon. The above Property
is Freehold of Inheritance, and is situated upon the high-road
leading from St, 'Helen's to Prescot: • Also, Twelve COT-
TAGES, separate from the aboie, situated near the Eccleston
Glass Works, the Tenure of which is Leasehold.
For further particulars apply to Mr. PETER LEYLAND, at the
Bird-in-Hand, rn Ecclestou ; or to Mr. ANSDELL, Solicitor, St.
Helen's.

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD HOUSE AN'D LAND,
Situ'ate'at Great Neston, nettr Parkgale,.Cheshire.
On Furosiy; the 20th instant, at Three o'clOck, at Mr. Jones's,
' Golden Lion Inn, Great Neston, (unless previously sold
,by
private treaty, of which due notice will be given,) atiksilbject
to conditions then to be produced,
AL L that well-built and convent MANSION,
Lot 1. situated as aforesaid, togeth with two productive
Gardens and Pleasure Ground. The I- se consists of, on the
ground floor, good 'Dining-roam, B akfast Parlour, Study,
Butler's Pantry, Store-room, Ki c en, Servants' Hall, Scul-
lery, Milk-house, and Larder; o he second floor, Drawing-
room, three Bed-rooms, and two Dressing-rooms; on the upper
storey, five Bed-rooms, with two Dressing-rooms; there are
ood Cellars, and a Water Closet, Coach-house, four stalled
-table, Harness-room, Granary, Wash-houSe, and' Shippon,
and a good Scat in the Gallery of Neston Church. The House
commands a good view of the Welsh hills and the entrance of
the river Dee, and is well supplied with water.
2. A second Seat in the Church.
3. All that Freehold MEADOW or Parcel of LAND; Called
the MOORS, laying next to Moors*, to the south, containing
IA. 2a. 29P., or thereabouts.
4. All that other Freehold MEADOW, called the MOORS,
laying to the southward of the aforesaid, containing I s.2a. 36P.,
or thereabouts.
The Land-tax is redeemed of the above Property.
5. A MEADOW, laying between the two above-named, now
in lease far one aged life, containing la. o.t. 22p., or there-
abouts.
6. Close or Parcel of LAND, before the House,
.with COT-
TAGE attached, in lease for one' other aged life, containing
la. la. 37p., or thereabouts.
Immediate possession can be had of the whole of the ,above
Property.
A quantity of useful HOUSEHOLD PURNITUIIE, Kit-
chen Utensils. tkc., will be Sold on the Premises the folhming
Monday, the 23d.
For ?urther' particulars apply to Mr. THOMAS MA WDSLET,
Solicitor, Doran's lane, Liverpool_;_ Messrs. BARKER and POR-
TER, Solicitors, Chester, or to Mr. WILLIAM Qt;A Y, Great
Nestor', whp will show the Premises, • •

TO BUIL ERS, &c.
VAT-ANTED, a *ood EA ILY HOUSE, in the neigh-
-1 bonthood of loxteth-p rk or Evertor' ; one with Garden,
Stable, and Coach-house wt dbe preferred.
Also; a neat COTTAGE with au Acie of 1.-add, within 2
•Miles of the Exchange.
Address particulars to Mr. BAcil Auctioneer, 22, Clarendon,
buildings.

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TO YOUNG MEN WISH NG'TO COMMENCE
.13IJSIN 55.• • • •
A YOUNG MAN of ac dnd 'persevering tidbits, who
111.: eat! eonutiatid 1.1,200 o £l,5°Q, may bear ofjan,ripportu-
nity of joining in a .literative concern in 'Shrewibury.—Apply
by letter, (post-paid,) or personally to 'T. A. DALI, Cburth,
street, Liverpool.
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APARTMENTS IN THE iik+ EIGHBOURHOOD OF
ERSKINWSTIIEET.
fiNE or Two Gentlemen can he accommodated with.
HANDSOME APARTMENTS on moderate terms,
where there are no other Lodgers.—Apply at the Standard-office.
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!A 1 IWZNTY-SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS at THREE
A_ PER CENT. is ready to be advanc-ed on approved
MORTGAGE of LAND or HOUSE, either in one sum or,
divided, and may remain in the hof the borrower fur a
term of fourteen years if apirmvedipply by letter, (free of
postage, and only from principals, to JOHN JASIES.COLVALW,
Esq., Lansdowne-erescent, Bath.