The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-09-13 00:00:00

&alto by auction.

ONE DAY'S SALE OF CABINET CURIOSITIES,
On TUESDAY next, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'cl6-ck precisely,
at the Pantheon-rooms, 59, Churchireet.
XR. HODGSON respectfully announcesifO the adm!rers and
-1-TIL collectors of Antique CHINA and ,CURIOSITIES,
that he is instructed by the Executor %of he late JAMES LAN DER,
Esq., of Penkridge, to sell by PfilAife Auction his small but
Unique Collection, consisting of Ontal and Dresden China,
Carvings in Ivory, and Mother-of-Pearl Bronzes, Burmese
Idols, curiously etched Chalice Glasses, a set of Chinese Chess-
men, Crucifixion in Marquetry, and a variety of Articles of
Vertu, well worthy the attention of the Connoisseur, &c.—May
be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues will be
ready.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 18th instant, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, at the George Inn, Dale-street, the following Houses
and Land, subject to such conditions as will be then produced,
La 1. FirIWO HOUSES on the west side of Hurst-street, and
it two in Clutton-court, behind the same, in the several
occupations of Sarah Hartman, George Braithwaite, Joseph
Durham, and John Lewin.
2. Two HOUSES on the south side of Ausdell-street, in the
occupations of James Simpson and Michael Kihay.
3. A HOUSE on the south side of Alaghtill-street and cr.st
side of Shaw's-alley, in the occupation of Archibald Crowe.
4. Three HOUSES on the east side of New Hall-street and
south side of Greenland-street, in the several occupations of
James Daulbv, James Winn, and one vacant.
5. Four HOUSES adjoining the former Lot, in the several
occupations of Margaret Jones, Patrick: Burns, John M'Kenna,
and Mrs. Powell.

6. A HOUSE on the east side of Flint-street, in the occupa-
tion of Hugh Edwards.
7. Two HOUSES on the east side of Flint-street and north
side of Greenland:street, in the occupations of Elizabeth Adams
and John Griffiths.

8. PREMISES on the south side of Bridgewater-street and
north side of Watkinson-street, occupied as a Cooperage by Mr,
N. Parr.

9. PREMISES similar to the former Lot, also occupied by
Mr. Parr, between Bridewater-street and Watkinson-street.
10. A HOUSE and SHOP on the west side of St. James's-
street, and Five HOUSES behind the same, in Martin's-court.,
occupied by Messrs. Loweund Jones, William Burke, andnthers.
11. Two HOUSES on the south side of Kitchen-street, in
the occupation of Sarah Bennet and William Davies.
12. A Piece of LAND on the north skie'of Parliament-
stie and south side of Greenland-stree containing about
503 square vards.
13. A HOUSE on the north-east si of Shaw'a,alley, in the
occupation of Catherine Tomkins.
14. Two HOUSES, and a Pi e of LAND occupied as a
Coal-yard, on the west side of Nei Hall-street, in the occupa-
tions of Margaret Williams and Thomas Thomas.
15. A Piece of LAND fronting Great Howard-street and
corner of Dutton-street, containing about 270 square yards.
16. Another Piece of LAND, on the west side of Great
Howard-street, and corner of Gibraltar-row, containing about
850 square yards.
17. Another Piece of LAND, with the COTTAGES thereon,
on the east side of Great Howard-street, containing about 780
square yards.
Further particulars to be had on application at the Surveyor's
Office, Town-hall.
Surveyor'g Office 2(.1 Sentember, 1833.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF LAND IN THE ISLE OF MAN.
(Unavoidably postponed from Thursday, the 19th September, to .
urs
M
On THURSDAY, the 10thy,
daythe of10th
October) next, at Eleven
Thda October.
o'clock in the forenoon, ai. Dixon's Sale Rooms, Douglas,
Lot 1.
ONTPELLIER PARK, situate in the parishes of
Kirkmichael and Banana/li'
These. Premises lie well to the su and contain about 1000
acres of excellent pasture Land4"well enclosed and fenced.
There is a suitable Farm-house, and excellent Out-offices capa-
ble of accommodating up Sof 80 head of cattle. The Pre-
mises adjoin a public ro assing from Douglas towards the
northern part of the Is n , leading thence to the village of
Kirkmichael, to the parish of Billaugh, and. to Sulby- in
tyl
Lezayre, falling into the main road from Castletown to Ramsay,
and bpening a communication with that.luxuriant fine corn and
pasture part usually called the north. There is a Kiln for burn-
ing limestone on the premises about five miles from the west,
ern sea coast, where limestone is collected and sold at a mo-
derate price, so as to have lime burnt on the premises at 12s.
per ton, exclusive of the cartage of the stones from the shore.
Lot 2.—The ESTATE of INJEBR ECK, or the SPOTTED
HILL, consisting of—
Florin Grass 23 Acres.
Arable Land 32 do.
Pasture 67 . do.
Plantation of about 20 years' growth
~ iii a thriving state 4.

Total 162 do.
On these Premises is a Mansion calculated to accommodate,
after a small outlay for repairs, a genteel fa nily, with Coach-
house and Out-offices well supplied with water through leaden
pipes, Dove Cot, and extensive walled Gardens. The Premises
are situate in a warm, sheltered, and beautiful glen, romantically
picturesque, about seven miles from Douglas on the road from
thence to the north, and are admirably suitable to a gentleman
for a summer or general residence. Whether the salubrity of
the air, a general cheapness of all the necessaries and luxuries
of life (being exempt from poor-rates and taxes) are considered,
the Isle of Man yields to no place in his Majesty's dominions.
Steam-packets ply daily between Liverpool and Douglas, and
there are numerous sailing vessels to various places in Ireland,
Scotland, and Wales, from all which it is nearly equi-distant,
and any of them may be reached in a passage of six or.eight
hours.
Letters addressed (post paid) to Mr. W. T. KEIGHTLEY, So-
licitor, Hanover-street; Mr. JAs. 0. WATSON, Solicitor, Ex-
change-alley North; or Mr. W. M. WIIITLEY, Solicitor, 8,
Exchange-alley North, Liverpool, will be duly attended to.
Particulars can also be known upon application at the Office
of JAMES QUIRK, Esq., High Bailiff, Douglas.