The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-15 00:00:00

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TO be LET, an excellent SHOP and HOUSE, in
Dale-street.
Apply to R. and R. JOHNSON, 2, Rumford-street.
N.B.—The Shop will be Let separate from the House,
if desired.

'TO be LET, at Wavertree, under an unexpired Lease
1 of Six Years, from the 15th November proximo, the
HOUSE, GARDENS, and LAND in Church-lane at
present occupied by Mr. Graham. The Premises are is
the best order, and replete with every convenience for
country residence. To be viewed, between the hours of
two and four, by tickets, to be procured at the Office Of
JAMES GRAHAM and Co., Cook-street.

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TO CAPITALISTS.
EXTENSIVE COLLIERY, IRON WORKS. HAR-
BOUR, &c. TO BE LET, IN THE,mINERAL
BASIN OF SOUTH LVALES.
PEM BREY, CARMARTHENSHIRE.
TO be LET, for a Term of Years, wi h immediate P°s
session, all that celebrated and well-known COL.;
LIERY, called the Gwscwm COLLIERY, with the IRON
WORKS, CANAL, and HARBOUR, lately occupied
by the Pembrey Coat and Iron Company, together with
the spaciocs RESIDENCE, Manager's, Agent's, all
Workmen's HOUSES, situate at Pembrey, near the Vale
of Gwendraetb, Kidwelly, and Llanelly, in the county of
Carmarthen.

The CoALs, which are Bipmenous, are of well-knovra
quality, being the noted Barnaby Pill Coals. They com-
prise several valuable veins, and extend under several
thousand acres of land ; and from the unusual facilities
for exportation, offer such advantages for working as are
possessed by no other Colliery in the neighbourhood.
The COLLIERY, which is capable of being immediately"
worked from the existing Pit, has the peculiar advantage
of requiring but a comparatively small outlay of capital
to render it at once productive, the former workings hav-
ing been discontinued while in full and profitable supply
from an extensive hold of most excellent Coal, and is freer
from all the uncertainty which may attach to new Col-
lieries.

The FIARBOUR, which was constructed solely for ship-
ping Coals from the Colliery, and lies within half a mile of
VA: Pit, on the Burry River, is capable of holding a veil
considertOle number cf vessels of the largest class in per-
fect security, and the Canal communicates from thence
by means of the Llanelly and Kidwelly Canal with the
Vale of Gwendraeth, where an inexhaustible supply of
Iron Stone can be procured for the Iron Works, which It
is considered may be revived with great advantage, as the
Coals are peculiarly adapted to the manufacture of Iron,
and the scite is strongly recommended, from its position
and supply of Coals, for the erection of Copper Works.
The Iron Works, Harbour, and ('anal, as well as the
Dwelling-houses and other Residences, will either be Let
with the Colliery or not, at the option of the Tenant, who
may be also accommodated with a greater or less quanta
of Land, as may be desired.
Pembrey, which is four miles from Llanelly and thirteen
from Carmarthen, has a daily post to London.
The projected Railroad from Gloucester through the
Mineral District of South Wales must pass through this
property.

For particulars and to treat apply to Mr. CHARLES
BISHOP, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire ; and to Mr. jourg
DAVIES FROOD, Pembrey, who will show the Premises.

nitration.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

ACLERGYMAN in the neighbourhood of Ulverston,
is desirous of receiving THIiEE PUPILS, between
the ages of seven and thirteen.

Foi: particulars refer to the Rev. JAMES NORTE!, St.
Catherine's, and to the Rev. THOMAS MACGILL, St.
Nicholas, Liverpool.

TO THE AMATEURS OF GERMAN.

114-R. H. FICK, Phil. Dr., Author of a German and
.I.YI. English Dictionary, &c., Teaches GERMAN, his
native tongue, in Liverpool and Neighbourhood, through
he medium of French, if preferred. He is the bearer of
the highest testimonials from English Universities, &c.
Apply, 65, Brownlow-hill.