The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-09 00:00:00

YORKSHIRE.

Valuable Freehold and Tithe-free Estate. and Coal and Iron
Works, situate at klirfield, ueor Huddersfield, io the West
Riding of the County of York.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By order of the Trustee, at the Black 801 l Ina, in Mieleld,
on October St), at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenouo, pre-
end), in Lots (unless previmnily disposed of by Private Coo-
tract, of which timely Notice will be given),
ALL that singularly eligible FRE E HOLD
and TITHE.FREE ESTATE. including ONE HUN-,
ORE') and EIGHTY FIVE ACRES of rich ARABLE,
MEADOW, nod PASTURE LAND, divided into small cow-
pact Farms, with specious Buildings suitable for hlanufacto-
nes and Tradespeople, situate near the river Calder, lately the
property and place belonging to the Colder Iron and Coal
Company.
Together with TWENTY-ONE COTTAGE HOUSES.
The whole of the Premises may be catered upon immediately
on the Purchase being completed, and will be found well de-
serving the attention of Purchasers, as they lay within a ring
fence, bounded by the navigable river Calder on the North. '
' and near the torapike-road leading from Wakefield to Hudders-
field, two Miles from Dew-bury, and in a central and very Im-
proving hlanufacturing District.
There Is alandsmohath MAIMON, wry pleasantly situate
apim_msrt of the called Calder Cottage. fit for s *Mi-
ttel Family, and embracing every convenience, and fine scenes
of rural retiaemerit.

Porticolarsof else Lois will be published afterwards.
Also will be Sold, at the same Time,
All the MIN ES and MIN ERALS, laying and being ander
the above-mentioned Lands, consisting of the remaining (luso-
tity of Four *ass of Ceal, lately working at the following
depths train the surfers, viz.—the First, tea yards, one fent,
six Wiles deep the Secund, St yards, turee feet deep ; the
Third, 5.9 yards, two feet, three inches deep; and the Fourth,
SS yards, one foot. eight inches; nll now won and of excellent
quality ; one other Seam has been bored to, laying 46 yards be-
low the last-mentiassed, and capable of being gut at a very me•
derate ex pence.
Two of the former make excellent Coke fur Smelting Iron.
Also, a large quantity of TWO excellent BEDS of IRON
STONE, twilit a moderate expense, and within a short dis-
tance from the surface; together with all that newly-erected
BLAST FURNACE (capable of producing front the above
Coal and Iron Stones 44) Tons of Pig Leon, of excellent qnality,
per week), Blast Engine, 511 hone power; Water Engine,
Castiog-hioise, Workshops, Cinder Ovens, and other necessary
erections, pits, shafts, dec. anniplete, and rendv for currying oo
an extensive business (with very little Capital) its the Iron and
Coal Trade. • _ _

Tbe.rutaace issituate on the banks a the rivet Calder, sad
affords every convenience for carrying trim and Coals s• all the
great Manufticiuring Timesi at a very moderate eitpeace.
The Pits are-now 0p.., lesi the roads ready made, At for
immediate working without any espeoce ; and the Coal and
I Iroa Stone brought down to the FarOaCe and River by au easy

rho whole will be Nand to be well worth the attention of
Dealers la Dot It art ides.

For r rim of the whole Premise,, apply to Francis Haigh,
en the Premise; and miter information may be known by
appl3ing to Mr. W. Ralner, of Overton, near Wakefield,
where si Section of the Strata. and a Kin of the Estr.te may
be seen ; alt. of Mr. !Inward. 17. Golden4qtuire, Lon-
due, who is atathorised to treat fur the same by P: irate Con-
tract.