The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-10 00:00:00

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A SINGLE LADY or . N (with Servant)
m GENTLE.
pty,k
.Z 1 may be accommodated with a s • e of Apartments, (ful-
nished,) Stable, Gig-house, and tar e Garden, within a shoit
distance of Liverpool, in a healthy and agreeable snuation.—
Apply to Mr. DALE, Estate Agent, Surveyor, &c., 65, Church-
street.

11-10 be LET, with Immediate Possession, for a term of yearr,
I Furnished or Unfurnished, an Excellent and Commodious
DWELLING-HOUSE, with or without Six Acres of LAND,
delightfuilv situated at Great Neston, near P rkgate, compris-
ing good Dining and Drawing-room, ast Parlour, Study,
and Seven good- Bed-rooms, four of w' have Dressing-rooms
attached, Butler's Pantry, Store-room, a large Kitchen, and
Servants'-hall, Two Productive Gardens, P:easure Ground,
Spacious Outbuildings, with a good Stable, Coach-house, Slily,
pun, &c.; a COTTAGE contiguous, and Two Seats in Church.
The House is in excellent order, having been very -recently
Painted and Papexed throughout.
For terms apply to Mr. ‘Vst. (417 Ay, Great Neston, 'Nato will
show the Premises. .

TO be LET, at moderate rents, Two eseellent Family
HOUSES, in Rodney-street; SEAFORTII-HOUSE,
GARDEN, and LAN D, with a good Fa - • y HOUSE near
the Church, COACH-ROUSE and "I' LE attached. and
several Commodious OFFICES, fitted ith Desks and Fixtui es,
iu . Union-buildings. and Union-court.--App:y to Ruarnisuu
GL A DSTONE, Esq., Union-court, Castle-street.

ELIGIBLE AND COMMODIOUS WINE VAULTS TO
BE LET, IN CASTLE-STREET, LIV RPOOL,
kJITUATE in one of the greatest thoroue • res in the. town,
and where a large wholesale busin :• as, for main. yews
past, been carried on; these premises er every convenience,
with upper and lower Offices, and Bin-room for upwarus
2,000 dozen.
Apply at -13, Wason's-buildings, Harrinetnn-strvet.

FURNISHED RESIDENCE, BOOTLE.
.MO be LET, beautifully situate, near Miller's 7• atie, Derby- ,
road, Bootle, a commodious Residence, d comprising a
Dining-room, Breakfast-loom, Drawing ow, and Utz bed-
chambers, Dressing-room, and other conveniences, the %%huh)
genteelly furniihed, and suitable for the residence of a relpeet-
able family. There is a Stable, Coach-house, and other out-
offices attached to the premises.--Further particulars may be
known on application to Messrs. TnoS. AVIN4IANLEIC aIId
Sobs, Church-street. • •

Xrtlo be LET R, a BENVERY, in Gildart's Gatdens; with
Fixtures complete, capable of brewing • y barie.s of
ale per week, and may be extended at al' expense.
Aiso to be Disposed of, the BARREL.' and othur Utensi!s,
together with an excellent DRAY and HORSE.
Apply to JOHN Pu.vrenii.vr, 11, Fenwick-street.
(One concern.)

A PLEASANT SITUATION IN ,EVERTON.
mo -be LET, and may Le entered upon iim ediately, a con-
j.- veuient family ROCSE, with a large Court at the trout,
and a good Garden at the back; cumtnanuin, .t tine 111.arine
View at the front, situated No. '22, die (nearly
opposite to the house of Charles Horst:. , Erg.) o;atcs awl
B.iods ready fixed, so that it might be entered upon wit boot
any material expense.. Distance from the Exchange haif,an-
hour's walk. Rent £65 a year, including the usanit the (;tutus
and Blinds.—luquire at Nu. 2, Roscommon-street, or 34,
Pooi-lane.

This Advertisement %I'M not be continued.

HAYDOCK COLLIERTS LM'

TO be LE i.);l7aorosTir.., for a Term of 1 wenty-one Year's,
at the Legb Arms Hotel, Newtou-in-the-Willows, at ri Ho
o'clock in the: Afternoon of MON DAY, the &Ali instant, subject
to such conditions and stipulations as will be then and thine
produced, all those well-known and extensive CULLILLILS,
situate in the township of Havidock, near St. Helens, iu the.
county of Lancaster. These Collieries, Ilona bein situated
near the centre oldie Liverpool and Ma h• isuiway, and
being the first on the Sankey Canal, both of whit h they
are connected by Branch liailways, possess advanta4,es over
most other Collieries, and. command a very extensive save in
Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington, and the Sait Zt mks of
Cheshire. 'The Mines- ate in lull operation, etlectualiy and
fully opened out, and will yield a large supply of t. oais for
many .years without any actili6onal outlay of capital, ..nd may
be entelid upon immediately.
Persons uesirous of -viewing the Collieries may obtain any
intblination pc eltb sat y to enable thcm to make their pi opcsals
by applying to Mr. FI A NCIS I Oat 'JUR, the,Agent, at the Coniei3 ,
and unifier patticu!ars tray he obfained ou strp.icaiou
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