The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-08-27 00:00:00

NOTICE OF SALES AT LIVERPOOL.

CHALONE R and FLEMING'S next PERIODICAL
V SALES will take place On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
the 18th September next, at Eleven o'clock precisely, in
Chaloner's Depot, south end of Brunswick Dock, Liver-
pool, when 403 Logs Honduras and 894 Logs St. Domingo
MAHOGANY, &c. &c. will be sold. namely :
The Cargo Honduras MAHOGANY, now landing, ex
Alyth, from the Bay direct.
Apply to JOHN CARMICHAEL, Esq., Merchant.
After his Cargo Honduras` Mahogany, now landing, ex
Alyth,
The Cargo Hondur.as MAHOGANY, daily expected to
arrive, per the Duke of Wellington, direct from the Bay ;
The Cargo Honduras MAHOGANY daily expected to
arrive, per Margaret, direct from the Bay.
Apply to JOHN CARMICHAEL, Esq., Merchant.
At One o'clock precisely,

488 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being
the Cargo, just landed, ex -jessamine, from St. Domingo
direct.

Apply to Messrs. WILLIAM Rost- and Co.,
Merchants.

237 Logs and Curls St. Domingo MAHOGANY, being
the Cargo, now landing, ex Moslem, from St. Domingo
direct.
Apply to /Vlessrs.,EuwAnn LLOYD and Co.,
Merchants.

This sale, comprising three cargoes of Honduras and
two of St. Domingo Mahogany, insures to the distant
buyer whatever may be required in these descriptions of
Woods; because these Haywood Cargoes have been se-
lected to meet all requirements, say high or low-priced
Logs, large and middling-sized, plain and richly figured,
for Cabinet-making, general purposes, or Machinery, the
whole fresh. Thus constituting this, for the general
buyer, the best supplied Mahogany market in the king-
dom.

The quantity of brilliant Table and superb Veneer Logs,
to be properly appreciated, should be carefully examined
before the day of sale. The following are some of the di-
mensions, per Moslem :-
9,834 feet.. ..30 to 37 inches deep.
31,017 feet.... 21 to 30 inches deep.
In the Cargo of the Jessamine will be found a range of
superlative Logs of the following dimensions :-
2,515 feet.... 30 to 35 inches deep.
17,568 feet.... 21 to 30 inches deep.
The St. Domingo Mahogany, ex Moslem, was selected
by a practical and experienced judge of long standing, he
having resided long in the cutting districts abroad, after
having been apprenticed in a Mahogany dealing house,
and connected at one period with his father's Cabinet-mak-
ing establishment in Liverpool: the late Mr. Dutton,
junior, had thus acquired for himself that perfect know-
ledge of Wood, which long acquaintance and opportunity
in this way with the trade can best impart. As the ship-
pers of these cargoes are well known to command the best
means for getting choice Wood, it is not asserting too
much that they are about to present to the public, through
the full exercise of those resources, combined with zeal
and judgment, the fruits of all that human means can
supply.
For the government of certain parties, lithographed
descriptions and measurements are being given of the two
cargoes of St. Domingo Mahogany, which may be had on
application at the office of
CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers,
No. 6. Queen's Dock.
N.B. The usual Asso4ment„,of other Cabinet-making
and Machine-making, 84. &e. Woods will be added.
(The'interests.)