The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-11-06 00:00:00

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rip() be SOLD by Paivirit TREATY, a verkialuable Piece
I. of FREEHOLD LAND frontinlV-Canal Bank and
Leigh-street North, and imtnediately op o eto the New Gas
Works, containing 4000 squares yards. e situation is pecu-
liarly adapted for manufacturing purposes, and is only a short
distance from the new North Docks. _

*A Plan of the Land maybe seen and further particulars ob-
tained on application to Messrs. WILK trisom* and CtialsriArs,
Solicitors, Fenwick-street, Liverpool.

Zo be Let.

MO be LET, that commodious 'and tiTd establi d HOTEL,
the GEORGE anti DRAGON, Dale-s et, now in. thq
occupation of- Miss Haropsnn, togeth r ith the excellent
Stables and Coach-houses behind the sa . Possession may be
had on the Ist.Jaauary, 1836.—F0r fart r particulars, apply.at
the Offices of the Treasurer or Surteyor, Towlthall, Liverpool.

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TO be LET, at •Wayertrce, a very ekcell . eIC FAMILY-
HOUSE and GARDEN, with or with, t a Coach-house
and Stable, in the pleasant and healthy tuation of OLtya
MOUNT. The house contains spacious' ning
Drawing-
rooms, Breakfast-room, Kitchen, Scul rv, and Cellars(w and
ith
ilev,
four Bed and two Servants'-rooms. Apply to Mr. 7—nc;ICNING,
near the Coffee-house, Wavertree. 7 /

r 0 be LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, a od FAMILY
1 HOUSE, No. 93, Duke-street, re t occupied by the
late Mrs.' Hughes, containing Dining a Drawing Rooms,
Breakfast-room, seven Bed Rooms, Ki en, Scullery,--and
Cellars, with Fixtures complete. May be iewed between the
hours of one and three o'clock.

rrio be LET, and may be entered upon the sth tot January
IL or the sth of April next, the SARAC '-S HEAD
HOTEL, LIVERPOOL, now in the occupy nof Mr. Tho!.
Edwards. Thisestablislunent has a large t highly reediect•
elle, and revularly-increasing business, any Family com-
petent to the undertaking may, in a few ears realize an inde-
pendence.
For particulars to treat for the same, apply (if by letter, post-
paid) to Mr. Eow.xiins, on the Premises, who has an unexpired
Term of Six Years in the said Hotel, from the sth of April
next. -
Liverpool, Nov. 2, 1835.

TO BE LET,
In the immediate neighbourhood:of the New CciAtamhouse,
riIIIE WAREHOUSE and OFFICES in Cpoper's-row,
which have for some time been occupied at a Paint and
Colour Warehouse and Paper Hanging Mai actory, by Mr.
Troutheck, who is about removing to the P • ises in Hanover-
street, next above Branch and Son's A •in Rooms.
The Ot',ices are spacious and under a • •tached roof, but upon
a level with the second floor of the Warehouse, which was ori-
ginally appropriated to Offices, and can again be easily so ar-
ranged, being a large, and lofty Room, having Three Fire
Places. The Warehouse-room Windows are Glazed through-
out. Itis presumed these Premises will,be found well adapted
to the Wholesale Tea Trade. Immediate possession may be
had.—Apply to NEWTON LYON and Co.

DESIRABLE ESTATE IN WHISTON.
O be LET, for a Term of Yeats, and entered upon at
T Candlemas and May next, all that compact and very de-
sirable ESTATE, situate in Whiston, in the county of Lan-
caster, called " LATH AMS," consisting of a Farm ~House, with
extensive Barns, Stables, Shippons, and oche suitable Out-
buildings, and about Ito acres of Land, of statgte measufe.
.Also, Twenty COTTAGES, situate in Piston, and on the
south side of the Highway leading from Thistun to Huyton,
all of which are well tenanted.
This Estate has long been in the holding of the Proprietor,
(who is now declining agricultural pursuits,; and it is in the
hil.zhest state of cultivation.
Attached to one of the Barns is an excellent Threshing
Machine; there is also a Horse. Mill for crushing Provender
and cutting Straw, and the Orchard is well stoe4d with choice
Fruit Trees, in full bearing.
The Liverpool and Manchester Railway passes through the
Estate; and one of the Stations at which the Second Class
Trains stop, is not half a mile distant.
For further particulars apply
to
NVtruaA Np
rioi:eErS,peErSmCle
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to
' Whiston the Proprietor, who will direct
show the Estate; or to Messrs. Rowsos: and CROSS, Solicitors,
Present.
Prescot, October 26, 18.35.

TO GRAZIERS, CATTLE-DEALERS, AND DAIRY
FARMERS.
EXCELLENT GRASS FARM TOTE LET.
ITIO be LET, anti may be entered upon at Cancikinas or
May-dav tr,xt, a very excellent FARM, called or known
as the " Haidock Lodge .Farm," situate at Haydock, near
Newton, in the county of Lancaster, consisting of a good-Farm-
house, e t c-nsive end cr rt verrient Outbuildings/ With an enelased
Farm-yard, in complete order and reps~t r nd about 350 sta-
tute acres of fine dry Land, all grass at pwards, at present
occupied by Messrs. Green and Johnson
This Farm is situate within a ring fence; there is some very
fine Meadow Land belonging to it, which, as well as the Pas-
ture Land, is in excellent condition and peculiarly well adapted
as a Dairy or
,Grazing Farm; a consulerable.quantity of the
Land has been drained and covered with Bone-Dust, and the
present tenants are declining it on account cit the managing
partner being in bad health.
The Rent and Outgoings are very reasonable, and for further
particUlars apply to THOMAS WHITE; Land-agent and Sur-
veyor, Newton, near Warrington.

COAL MINES TO BE LET AT lIINDLEY AND WEST-
HOUGHTON, IN THE COUNTY OF Ii.ANCASTER.
griO be LET, and may be entered upon immediately, all the
SEAMS, MINES, and BEDS of COAL, situate, lying,
and being under Two FARMS within the Tow;sphips of Hind-
ley and Westhoughton, in the county of La stet., belonging
to Thomas Legit, Esq.
The Hindley Estate contains 19a. Or P. of Land, statute
measure, and is iu the oceupatidn of Is Hantpson ; the Mines
have been proved, and consist of Six eins or Seams of Coalc
of superior quality, well known in th neighbourhood.
The upper Mine, upon the crop, is 2 feet thick, and lies
about 21. yards deep; the second Mine is 1 foot thick, and about
49 yards deep; the third Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick, and
about 54- yards deep; and the fourth is 7 feet thick, and about.
73 yards deep. Arid, upon the deep, the first Mine is 2 feet 6
inches thick, and lies 6 yardg deep; the second Mine is 6 feet
thick, (and supposed to contain about six statute aeres,) and
lies about 32 yards deep ; the third Mine is 2 feet thick, and
about 68 yards deep; the fourth Mine is 1 foot thick, and about
96 yards deep: the fifth Mine is 4 feet 10 inches thick, and
about 101 yards, deep; and the sixth Mine is 7 feet thick, and
about 122 yards deep. -
The. above Estate, under which these Mines lie, ;s situate
about five miles from Wigan, seven from Bolton, sixteen from
Manchester, 12 from Warrington, and two from Leigh. It is
within
,a short distance of the North Union Railway, near to
good turnpike reads, the Leeds and Liverpool Canal passes
near the Estate, and by these means a good, ready, and cheap
mode of conveyance of the'coals to any part of the county is
afforded. .
The Westhoughton Estate contains 21s. OR. 4e. of Land,
statute, measure, and is in the occupation of Nathaniel Gregory.
These Mines have also been proved, and consist of 4 veins or
seams of superior Soldering Coals.
The upper Mine, upon the crop, is 4 feet thick, and lies about
19 yards deep; the second Mine is 2 feet thick, and about 32
alTds deep; the third Mine is 7 inches thick, and lies 4 inches
Lelow the last mine; and the fourth is 13 inches thick, and lies
S inches below the last ; and, upon the deep, the upper Mine is
2feet thick, and lies about 30 yards deep; and the three other
Mines lie the same under it, as stated in the boring upon the
crop.
'I his Property is near to good roads, at a short distance from
the Bolton and Leigh Railway, and within six miles of Bolton,
four of Wigan, two and a halt off Leigh; and fifteen of Man-
chester.

The respective Tenants will show the Property under which
the Coals arc situate, and all further particulars may be had by
applying to THONIAS Wittra, Land-agent and Surtayor4, New-
ton, near Warrington.

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