The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-07-26 00:00:00

-.4)--atio- tin Auction.

VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PRO-
PERTY, IN ELIGIBLE SITUATIONS.
By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER,
On MONDAY, the 29th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening,
at the house of Mr. John Martin, the Union Hotel, in
Clayton-square, subject to conditions of sale,
Lot 1. A Valuable, compact, and in every respect desirable
.1-1. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of four
Dwelling-houses, three Warehous , a range of excellent Wine
and Spirit Vaults, Coach-house, . tables, .c. This lot is sub-
.stantially built, and possesses very rare advantage of having
three fronts, viz College-lane, 'eter's-lane, and Manesty-lane,
and produces, at extremely moderate rents, E4OO per annum.
E A valuable PROPERTY, opposite the first lot, consisting
• of a House fronting Peter's-lane, and a convenient Warehouse
in College-lane, and, being all front, could easily be converted
into Shops, or buildings of any description where great space
is required. Tenure 73 years, from the Corporwian of Liver-
pool, in the occupation of Mr. Gurnell and Mr. Gaskell.
3. A well-built modern DWELLING-I-lOUSE, 8 yards
front by 61) yards deep, replete with capital Fixtures, with
Coach-house, Stabling..&c.' situated No. 9, Everton-brow, and
let on Lease to Mr. Grey, for seven years, at £76 per annum.
4. A substantially built Freehold DWELLING-HOUSE
and SHOP, with Dye-house, Warehouses. &c. behind, situated
in Richmond-row, in the occupation of Mr. I3luett, and let on
.n_Lease, of which 13 years are unexpired. at £3.1 pr .anniett:
All further information may be obtained by applying to,
Messrs. TRoTTER, Auctioneers.

ALBION CORN MILLS AND lICILDINGS, IK
FIEATON NORRIS, NEAR STOCKPORT.
By Mr. WHITMORE,

On FRIDAY, the 23rd day of August, 1833, at Six o'clock in
the Evening, at the lied Lion Inn, in Heaton Norris, in the
County of Lancaster, (subject to such conditions of sale as
shall be then and there produced,)
A.- LL those Valuable and Extensive FREEHOLD STEAM
111. CORN MILLS, called the AL lON MILLS, situate in
.Heaton Norris aforesaid, adjoinin,* , e populous town of Stock-
port, and Substantially built upon e most scientific and approved
plan, with, the' Engine-house, rying-kiln, Stables, Cart-sheds,
/
(4ig-house and Shippon, and the Large Room extending over
the same, Piggeries, and other requisite Outbuildings. The
Mill is situate on the banks of the Canal from Stockport to
Manchester, and is four stories high, with capacious Warehouse-
room; it contains Fourteen Pair of Stones, (eleven pair of
French, and three pair of grey stones,) Four Drying-machines,
Two Wheat-screens, Elevators, &c., with Shafting and Geering
comelete, all of the most modern and improved -construction,
and is worked by two Steam-engines of about forty-six horses
power, almost new, and in excellent condition.
. And also, a substantially-built well-finished and commodious
DWELLING-HOUSE, with every convenience thereto, suit-
able for the Proprietor. And a DWELLING-HOUSE for a
Manager, and Two COTTAGES for Workmen, near the said
Mill. Together with the vacant Plot of LAND adjoining the
Buildings, and lying up to the Canal, and lately used as a Yard
and Garden. The whole of the before described )rremises were
lately in the occupation of Mr. William Beard, deceased, the
late Proprietor thereof, and are now sold in consequence of his
death.

The vacant Land is very suitable for Wharfs, or for the erec-
tion of Cotton Factories, or other Mills.
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The site of the whole Premises contains 8133 superficial square
yards, and is subject to two yearly chief rents of £26105. 9d.,
and £3O 17s. 10d.

For a view of the Premises application may be made to Mr.
JAMES SIIEPPARD, Corn Dealer, Stockport, and further parti-
culars may be had by applying at the office of Messrs. LtsG A R
and VAUGHAN, Solicitors, Heaton Norris, near Stockport.

BRITISH GUIANA, DISTRICT OF DEMERARY AND
ESSEQUIBO, JUNE let, 1833.
SALE OF THE SUGAR AND COFFEE. PLANTATIONS,
le",
FARM, AND VREED ' . . D RUST.
-rsT Pursuance of Authority ob ed from his Honor the
a Chief Justice of British G ' aby the undersigned Cura-
tors over the Estate and Effec 'of Victor Amadaeus Hevliger,
late of this Colony, deceased, there will be exposed for S;le, on
the Premises, to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the 28th of
February, 1831, at Tielve o'clock at noon,
The Sugar and Coffee Plantations, Farm, and Vreede and
Rust, situated in the River Demeraty, bounded on the North
by Plantation Herstelling, and on the South by Plantation
Covent-Garden.
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The general Lands of the joint Estates consist in about
500 Acres of Land, of which 23d Acres are in. Canes. 120 Acres
in Coffee apd Maintains, 15 Acres in Plantains, and the re-
mainder in Bush and Abandoned Coffee-fields; the Sugar and
Coffee-works are in a fair order, and adequate for these proper-
ties; the joint gang, consisting of 280 Staves, is of a very tine
description.
Also, a Lot of Land, situated in Demerary River, and known
as the abandoned Plantation Georgia. -)!
An Inventory may be seen in,London, at the Counting-house
\V of Messrs. THOMAS and ING) in Liverpool, at Messrs.
SANOBACH, TINNE and C in Amsterdam, at Mr. P. POR-
TIELJE, A.Z.; in Mi4delb t Messrs. BODOA EuT and Co.;
and in the Colony, at Nies .s. C. REVERS, and J. A. D. KOOL-
HAAS.

M. A. H. NYPELS,
Curators to the
M. J. RETEMEYER, Insolvent Estate of
C. REVERS, and
V. A. fleyligen
J. A. D. KOOLEIAAS,

Zo be yet.

rJ'NO be LET, (for a term of Seven Years. from the Ist of
August next,) the OFFICES and WAREHOUSES, SO.
15, in the Exchange-buildings, oe east side of the Arcade,
lead:ug into Oldhall-street, at prbgent occupied by Messrs. S.
Dutton and Nephew, and others.—For particulars apply to Mr.
JOHN S&JDLOW, at the Treasurer's Office, Town-hall.

TO be LET, and entered upon immediately, a COTTAGE,
calculated for the residence a small family, and plainly
furnished. It is situated in th v le of Nantgwynant, near the
Lake of that name, and distan me miles from the village of
Beddgelert, Carnarvonshire.
For further particulars apply to D. VawnnEy, Ms'
gwynant, near Beddgelert, Carnarvonshire.

MO be LET, two excellent Family. HOUSES, situate in
Upper Parliament-street, Windsor, with good Gardens
behind, lately tenanted by the Rev. Mr. Jones and Mrs. Rigby.
An excellent Family HOUSE, No. 3, Moss-street, late in the
occupation of Mrs. Fairclough. /
These Houses are roomy, very desirable for situation and
comfort, and fitted up with every convenience.
Three good six-yard HOUSES, in the upper part of Finch-
street, at very moderate rents.
A five-yard HOUSE, at the bottom of Finch-street, near
Norton-street, just painted and coloured, and ready for imme-
diate: occupation. ltent £25 per annum.
A HOUSE and SHOP, in Alersey-street, contiguous to the
New Custom-house. It contains a good Room, which may be
Let off for a Counting-house, without interfering with the Shop
and Chambers. Very moderate' rent.
Apply to Mr. E. DANIELS, No. 6, Falkland-street, Islington.

TO CONTRACTORS.
LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY.
11E10 be LET, by CONTRACT, for twelve moilths from the
JI. first of October next, the MAINTENANCE OF THE
WAY from Edge-hill to Manchester.
if
The Contractor must put down ew Blocks, Sleepers, and
Rails when and where the same i ay be required; but the Com-
pany will provide the same, well as Cinders, Rubble, or
Sand for ballast. The Compatiy will find moving power to
transport the above materials, but the Contractor must find
Waggons, and must load and unload them.
The Contractor must find all labour, and mtist rep!ace all
broken Chains, Bolts, Keys, and Spikes with new ones, which
he must provide, disposin,, of the old ones to his own advan-
tage. He must also provide all Spades, Beaters, Levers, and
other implements necessary for the repair of the Road.
Separate Tenders must be made for each half of the way,
viz. from Edge-hill to Newton-bridge, and from Newton-bridge
to Manchester; and the Contractor may tender for one or for
each portion of the Road. The 'renders must be sealed and
marked "Tenders for Maintenance of Way," addressed to the
Treasurer, and delivered at the TAce in John-street, on or be-
fore the 31st of August next.
N.B.—Security in the sum of £5OO for the due execution of
the Contract, for each half of the way, will be required.
Railway-Office, Liverpool, 1014 July, 1833.

TO BLACKSMITHS.
CONTRACT FOR SMITH'S WORK.
TinllE LIVERPOOL and MANCHESTER RAILWAY
_IL COMPANY are ready to Contr t, for a term of Twelve
Months from the 2d of September net for the execution of the
Smith's Work to be done in thei and in Crown-street, con-
sisting of the Iron Work for aches, Waggons, Engines,
Tenders, Crossing Plates Points, Switches, &c., required for
the use of the Railway; the Company finding the Iron, in bars
or plates suitable for the purpose.
The Contractor must find his own Coals, and may take the
Company's Tools at a valuation, to be returned to the Com-
pany, on the same principle, at the close of the Contract.
The probable quantity of iron to be worked up is one and a
half to two tons per week, and the paytnent will be every
day fortnight, for the work done iu the fortnight ending on the
Friday-rpreceding the day of pay.
The fenders must be made at a price per lb. or per piece,
for the several descriptions of work stated in specified forms of
Tenders, to be provided by the Company, and must be sent M
sealed, to the Office, in John-street, addressed to the. Treasurer
and marked "Tender for Iron Work," on or before the 10th of
August next. In the'meantime specimens of the work may be
seen, and further particulars, with forms of Tenders,
may be
obtained by application at the Company's Mee, as above.
Railway Office, ;Liverpool, July 10, 1833.