The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-06
By Kent, Paine 4 Co, Aucticnee-s.

DICH FURNITURE 1T AUCTION-- We will
II, sell on FRIDAY. the 7th instant. at our ware
house the second foor large and handsome
assortment Of first class FURNITURE. owned by
gentleman removing from the Stste, ali manu-
fac, ursd il this osy and in foe Order consisting IN
part Of
Rosewood yTar'robes. Cabinet and wsshstand,
Mshagony Bsdseads, WardIobes and Cabinet,
Walnut Sofa, Teie-aTete and Beds.ead,
Reception Rocking and Easy Chairs,
1iartle-tcp Sidebosrd and Centre Tables,
Mahogany and " alnut Commodss
TTorks;ends, Marble.top Water Tables,
fowei Racks Vases.
Cane seat Settees, Mirrors,
Lounges, Fender5,
Marble Msntes CLOCK.
8oc,z Rack, Filter
Feather Beds
Hair and Shuck Mastresses,
Water Cooler. Pictures,
Chamber Croexery,
Ingram and Brussels Csrpets
Rugs, Carpet Stools, Comforts,
Heavy and elegant WOODEN Bed Errsasz,
Harssilies Quilts, &c.
Also
A Auabla collection Of choice BOOKS, II hus
der, consisting Of SCOTS Commentary; Hs'fs
Works; Gibbons Rene; Baaeroiss u. States;
irving w Washipgton; Roiinss History; Buffers
Analogy; Napclson's Old Guard Life Of Crora-
WE'LL Napoleon ami his Marshals; SparA's Lille
Of Washington; Josephus; Life Of Marion;
washington and his Generals Rnd gsrlsty OF
4.gcel!aneous 5oks.
an sAvoiee Of Hardware and Cutlery, asi- vsris-
tyo Tin Ware.
&xS.Ss;e to commences st 10 clock
no. KENT PAINE & Co., Aucss.
TWO pARAls IN HANOVER COUNTY FOR
SALE PRIVATELY; and If no, sold privately
before the 18th day Of November. will sell on
that day, publicly, On tia premises that valuable
FARM, known by tbs name of springfield" on
which Mrs. Watt resided, containing about three
hundred and sixty acres: about 100 acres OF low
grounds, some 80 OF which are cleared and get In
grass and about 10 In oak hickory. ash, and maple
Ember of fine quality about 100 acres Of uplands
srs cleared and IN fine heart and shout 50
in xpland timber. This fsrm has IL good dwell.
ing, with rooms. besides Passages and Closets
quarters for thrtyfive to forty 6vo servants, sta
b}es, corn carriage smoke, and kitchen houses The
dwelling and some Of the other houses were dam
aged by the shelling of Fridays baale the 9Th Of
July. The land Is finely watered wish springs and
rum ing streams in every field Upwards OF sixty
thous and pounds OF hay hEvo been r,owed from the
meadow, and for sale cn tSe farm 8t this time.
ALsO--On the 10Th day Of Euvember. III not
sold privately before) viii sell poplicy the tract
ore hundred aud seventy acres, 20 or 80 q which
are cleared the balance heavily Ia pine tiransr,
which, If burned into charcoal, win bring double
the price of the land. This land Is hIely adapted
10 the usual groyhs cultivated In tas county, and
Ia fnely watcved This farm ia II or II miles from
Richmond. and ths home tract aooas IL railes from
the same To su:s parties desirtng to purchase, l
will divide this mil larm" into tnece equal parts
and sell them separately properly notified In time
to do 20.
Mr. JOSEPH ADAMS, living adjoining the home
tract will give any information respecting It, and
Mr.. BARKER will also give iaformsA"n IN regard 70
the Mill tract. / may be found ai GEO. WATT 4
Co.'S Franklin street, Richmcud
TERMs-Mads known on day Of ssie:
oc 22--tl5N GNO WATT. Aysnt