The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-28 00:00:00

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SALE OF TENANT'S INTEREST IN AN ELIGIBLE
• LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE AND SPIRIT VAULTS.
MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on
THURSDAY next, the 30th instant, at Six o'clock in the
Evening, upon the Premises, No. 8 eels-street, Oldhall-
street,
The TENANT'S BENEF INTEREST in the above
Licensed PUBLIC-HO and SPIRIT VAULTS, together
with the UN EXPI LEASE, now in the occupation of Mr.
George Alexan ewis, who is disposing of the business in
consequent leaving this port.
For fur er particulars apply.to Mr. By FORD, at his Office,
Clayton-square.

FURNITURE, CLAYTON-SQUARE ROOMS.
BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION, on
I.l' IL FRIDAY next, the 31st instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, at his Rooms, Clayton-square,
A variety of genteel and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
canitai EiAit.dav Clock. in Mahogany Case, 0-Octave Piano-

the follomlng declaradon.will show :-:--
We, the undersigned, having this day exrmined at Mr.
Pentony's Establishment, Commutation-row, a large quantity
of Police Boots, manufactured by him for the Watch Commit-
tee, do hereby declare the top leather to be of a very superior
quality of Cow Hide L it is perfectly fresh co.-

WITHOUT RESERVE.
LVCAS'S REPOSITORY.—WEDNESDAY'S SALE.
CART AND VAN HORSES.
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 29th instant, at One o'clock
precisely, at their Repository, Great Cl2.9jcate-street, Liver-

ind sound Leather, and not stale or inferior leather, as has pool.
been asserted by Mr. Owen, a leatherseller, in Byrom street; 'TWENTY CART HO , suitable for town
that they are good and well made Boots, and we, therefore, 1. work, and in prime oned condition. Amongst them
consider that they will give ample satisfaction to the wearers:— are two useful TEAMS th LORRIES and GEARS, the pro-
HENRY Bur:NETT, tanner and currier, 101, St. James's-street. party of a Cartowne dining the business. Six short-legged
JOHN NICHOLSON, currier, 184, Scotland road. active HORSES ith FLOATS and GEARS, belonging to a
.1. GREEN and Sorts, shoe manufacturers. Pitt-street. party reduci is Stow, Three fine young Cl/4RT HORSES,
.. ._• ~._ C. 1........ .....:".ahln lIRAITCaIT

street.
JAM Es LLOYD, shoe manufacturer, 106, Whitechapet.
THOMAS Down, shoe manufacturer, 24, Paradise-street.
ROBERT Nov v.s Emit N, shoe manufacturer, Parker-street
OH N WILLIAMS, shoe manufacturer, Chester.
Currier

HORSES, in good working order. Also, Fifte•
HORSES, adapted for Spring Vans and other u&

'ut purpos!e

Several Lorries
Shaft and Ch

erpoot for
the residue of a term of 120 years, determinable on the e%pira-

in Genre.

In addition to these, six most respectable ,'S all(P
Bootmakers of this town examined the Boots at my own house, LUCAS'S LIVERPOOL SELECT SALE OF WELL-
,,ca of the Boots and Leather,
_KNOWN BUNTERS and other FIRST-CLASS HORSES..
...., cue Leather sas of the best quality of By Messrs. LU CO.
—„, nine," (not as Mr. Owens bad stated it to be,) and that On Ti;tinsnay next, th instant, at One o'clock pre-
they were of the best quality, and as good as could be made. cisely, at their Repo y, Great Charlott - met, Liverpool,
Here, now, is the opinion of seventeen practical Tradesmen in rioRTY HO- Sof superi a ity and of high
the Leather Trade, opposed to that of Mr. Owens. Surely they 11_,' charact , comprising v e Hunters, stylish Hacks,
cannot all be wrong, and Mr. Owens right. I offered .#.'2o if, bigh-ste Carriage an artless Horses, clever Cobs, and
out of twenty four practical Corners in the Town, One could other first-class Horses e property of Gentlemen in- the sur.
be found to pronounce the same opinion as that given by Mr. rounding district, a principally without reserve.
Owens to the Watch Committee. Conceiving that I have been The Sale wilTc mencewith a choice assoriment of Hunting
very unfairly treated in this matter, 1 feel it my duty to lay Saddles, Bri Horse-Clothing, Gig and Carriage-Harness.
this plain statement of facts before the Public, and leave them The who eGA view two days prior to and on the Morning of
to draw their own conclusions as to how the Corporate affairs
- =-- Sale_

after the expiration of the survivor of them.
For further particulars application may be made to Messrs.
CURRY and STA:TRAM, Solicitors, 41, Lord-street.

tnd three others saw fair samples of slit
Ind all agreed that the Leather %%RS of the best quality of

BY ORDER OF THE MORTOACIEEM.
liv Mr. ROXBURGH,
On T I-lutist..a next, the 30th inst.,at Six o'clock in the Evening,
at the House of John Washington, Grapes Inn, liill-street,
corner Prince William-street. Toxtetit-park, Liverpool, and
subject to such conditions as shall be then and there pro-

duced,
ALL that Piece of FREEHOLD LAND, situate on
the west side of Chester-street, and north side of War-
wick-street, in Toxtetb-park, near Liverpool aforegiiid, and
containing in front to Chester-street 72 Viand in front to

of this Borough are
raem t iec.futiy.
JOHN PENTONV
lourm

FREE WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS. Warwick-street, including an. area of 3 inches to the front
- • TO PUBLICANS, BREWERS, AND OTHERS. of Chester-street, and containing ' e whole 333 square yards,
or thereabouts, be the said. s al dimensions and total con-
-14. ESSRS. ALFRED and EDMUNE JACOB will
On Saturday an infant two months old, the daughter of .11.1 SELL by AUCTION. without reserre, To-mounow,
iWednesday,) the 29th inotant, at Three o'clock in the After- ; together with the Six several
DWELLING-HOUR 11107 S," Irected on the saki Land, four of which ,
a deck passenger from Ireland to this port, died, in cense. front Chesier-street, and the other two. moot to Warwick-
noon, on the PremisPs, ~--.-
quenee of having been exposed to the cold when coming The whole of the TENANT'S IN KVAT, unexpired term street, and are now, or late were, in the respective occupations
across the channel in the mother's arms. of LEASE, GOODWILL, txruitEs of .the old- '
of Messrs. Jordan, Theznton, and others, as tenants thereof.
THE IRISH ANNUITIES.—A treasury minute, arrang. established and well-kn ' !orner HOUSE, called " THE mFurther particulars, may be obtained on application to.
MTS. CHRISTIAN and JONES, Solicitoro, 3, Harrington,
street,4 Liverpool.
re inttru- i ing the details of the remittance or postponement of the OLD PRIORY VAUL ' situated in Leicester-street, Birken-
Board of 1 annuities due to the government by the distressed poor. Lead, in the occ on of Mrs. Kirkham.

I Commutation-rote

iN APTANCIg „.

decision by the opinion of Mr. Owen, a leather-seller in Byrom- forte, by jiroadli;ood, C6pying Ma-chine, an Stand, Framed south side, 43 yards and 2 feet, and on the west sine, iticiamoe,
street, and a friend of Mr. Bigham's, the latter having, for the Prints, and other Miscellaneous Effe prising Four-post, the same horde?* 44 yards; and together with the free use and -- ------,
public good (?), taken a most prominent part against me. I Camp, and Press Bedsteads; P • Half-tester, with Chintz enjoyment of the saido EXTENSIVE
ccupation road. This lot contains 1853 SALE OP VALUABLE LIVE S—TOO"
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would not cavil with Mr. Owen's opinion, if he were a.practical Furniture, Hair Mattr , Feather Beds, Painted Chests square yards. FARMING STOCK, PRODUCE, AND 0111E0
currier, who had thorough experience in that branch of the Drawers, Ditto Dre • Tables and Washstands, Dressing Lot 3.—A1l that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the FECTS.
trade; but whilst I would not impute, in any way, wrong or Glasses, Nlahog fining, Loo, and Snap T
'fables, Sets of MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE thereon erected, situate By S. G. SMITH, the,
unworthy motives to him, I must take leave to say, that his Chairs, in r-cloth, Rosewood-framed Couch and Easy on the north side of Falkner-street and east side of Heath- On MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and Tittrasol.,,slfr
,3d, 4th, sth, and 6th- November, precisely at 1-10.!_aiiio'
Chairs, Ca ets, Sideboards, Fenders and Fire-irons, Kitchen street, now occupied as a Public-house, containing in front to
judgment has betrayed hint in this instance. In giving his
opinion he pronounced the leather of which these Boots were Requisites, &c.
made to be "bad East India Kip," although it happened to be Falkner-street,.anclin breadth at the back severally, 5 yards,
To be viewed on the morningof sale, when Catalogues may and running in rear or depth backwards on the east and west rwelve o'clock each da •at the La Mancha, Farm, "gi" f••
Halsall, near Ormskirk, day,
property of T. P. Moore,'"
of quite a different sortrnamely, " Cow hide Leather," which I be had at the Rooms. sides severally 18 yards.. And, also, all that Piece of LAND, .
who is leaviny the Farm,
'he very best description for strong and serviceable wear, as with the MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, thereon I 1411
erected, situate on the east side of Heath-street aforesaid, con- 11111 E LIVE STOCK consists of a Dowerfa
Roan
Mir
taming in front thereto and at the back severally 5 yards, and 1 Draught Horse, rising seven years ,_a ROO-- .4. ..
running in rear or depth backwards, on the north and south rising six years old, a useful Black rness Mare, aid, :
sides severally, 15 yards or threabouts. The same Premises
CBhroewsnnutDFrialulyg,hrtisAinlagrteir:ege)d.e, a
are now in the occupation of Francis Miller, Car-owner; old,
together with the free use and enjoyment of the Common Brown Colt, rising two ye old, (by Antelope,) a 131°C" fill,
Passage running between the said two pieces of Land. rising two years olds Caunce s Horse,) a Browliorse.4
Lots 1 and 2 are Freehold of Inheritance. There are Two. rising two years old rey weaning Colt, (by the ClYd,eur yefi,
Messuages in course of erection upon Lot 1, and the rest of a Pony Colt, risi wo years old, a Bay Filly, rising wif 0070
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the same Lot is formed into a Stone Quarry. old, suitable fe ...addle or Harness; four capital in-ca'rearl.-,
Lot 2isin a state of-Agriculture, but well suited for the erec- one in-calf Heifer,. one Fat Cow, three Stirks, three,
_, re
tion of Dwelling-houses, commanding a remarkably fine view Calves, two well-bred Boar Pigs, an excellent Breed
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of the River and surrounding Country, both in Lancashire and- and a Fat Pig. rhos' we,
- -.hire. The FARM IMELEMENTS include an excellent "2".acn fp
IVI -he
--..,, Lots are within ten minutes' walk of Tranmere Machine,apd Six-horse Engine, with Boiler; Dressing c 03,4-
- Mat •-, Barley .51,-- lii-- Mill or __,, Co'.o.

Winnowinggime, - , to to
with Shafting and Gearing complete, a Steam Boiler ~Clll4ll
ing Apparatus complete, a Steam-engine and Boiler !,vbree Tefil
ing (nearly new), four Scotch Carts, with iron arms, v„d pr,h
frames,) a Covered Market Cart, on metal springs,Ctoeasfy
axles, a six-inch wheel Cart, with iron arms, 8 oiler: of
with mail axles, and a Set of Harness, large Land P'„,.o fieoth
ter Cart, Sets of Shaft-horse Gears, two Sets of ih.o.n.iloatt6c%eAleo,l4l.eo'ci
one Set of Pony Gears, three Double Sets of Plougi"sialvef
a Double-wrest. Iron, and other Ploughs. two Iron .wo 0,4,0,
Pair of Iron Seed Harrows, four Wood Seed Ditto.ttlosidbc., or
Seed Ditto, two• Drill Harrows, Turnip Cutter (bY vs j30,"400
Patent Hay Cutter Thy Richmond), a Turnip Solvent itevii;otri
Pea Sower, an excellent Moveable Smith's Forge ant,,unkotl,'
yards of Wrought-iron Hurdles, 76 yards of Stone ,i, Flole
Iron Cramps, as fixed, two new Wrought-iron '''
Boer, il tort
with cups on the legs. each 15 feet 4 inches dial,' 050 soil
quantity of Wood Hurdles, large Cart Shed, 21. Tong to?.
with ten bays, three other Sheds, inclosed wlln.,aretilo Ine
Doors; Hothouse, with Boiler and Steaming APE,dete, liFtoo
two Cisterns, and Taps attached to the same. co,,,,l_iors, „,ittoi
good order, 36 feet long; Pots of Plants, two . , light
.lit,. o
Filterer, a Three-light Cucumber Frame, a wog gosTr, iJee"
andirliovrec tianwngod
Glasses,t
s) ntae Stand,
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contains
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Tools, ' ,hltt
The PRODUCE comprises 640 Thraves of
Itwell-gl.rof
Wheat, 60 Thraves of Hopetown Oats, a Rick of,-,„nd ' s.eo,,i
and White Hay, about 40 tons ; a Rick of -,eVoilf 14#?,,0
Clover Hay, about 20 tons ; 400 Measures 9' r cee"i0,1)00
Potatoes, 120 Ditto of Pinkeye Kemp Ditto fore seed,
_e 0,3
Sweep Ditto, 50 Ditto of White Kemp Ditto _.,e Acr„DriG.,
of Ash-leaved and other Kidney Ditto_ for Seed,'
o'7 eear..7 OP
Half of Swede Turnips, One Acre and a leis
u .se,
Ditto, One Acre of Mangold Wurtsel, and abalers. 1000,100
barb, which will be sold in lots to. siut S.
Purl hrasbit4 in be r o(
N.B.—The whole of the Live Stock, went, o
sis4eof
Hot-house, and Part of the Farming ImP' .th theTevi9(ore
tlie first day ; the Produce the second day !_,, ~.., he
the Implements (if possible)on the third day ;wan" any 0" a tilt
of the Stock on the fourth day. May be vie c.
until twei,,,e ocl°cV. $°
the sale from ten to four.
Refreshments will be provided ~.-
sale will commence at half-past twelve. -
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LIVERPOOL :
TUESDAY, OCT. 28, ,#,
• $l4
PRINTED AND PIJELIPFIA „ 1,7 _i.
EVERY
BY THE PROPRIETOR, ROBERT PEAR-4°f "fis E.,gie^
OF No. 47, CANNING-STREICT PEAT
Or,
STANDARD GENERAL PRINTIi7' ,01,
T.tysig.- -filii,
No. 4, Sr. GEORGE'S CRESCENT. -- , ~,,r in
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION. .0. ,
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