The Whitehaven News Thursday July 29 1852 Household Furniture for Sale

Household Furniture for Sale

The Whitehaven News - Thursday July 29 1852

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARTS, AND CART GEAR, FOR SALE. ______ TO BE SOLD in Public Sale, for Ready Money, on Saturday, the 7th of August, 1852, at the house of Mr. James FYRNESS, Blue Bell Inn, Egremont, the whole of his valuable household furniture, and other effects, consisting of one good clock, Mahogany dressing chests; Mahogany card stand, and other tables; one excellent kitchen table; Mahogany sofs; six dozen of bedroom and kitchen chairs, all nearly new, mahogany corner cupboards, Mahogany night-commode; one desk; one oak screen; four feather beds; five chaff beds; bedsteads and hangings; feather bolsters, and pillows; blankets, quilts and sheets; table linen; stairs and bedroom carpet; dressing tables; wash-stands; looking-glasses; tea-trays; china; glass and eartheeware; brass and other fenders; with fire irons, candlesticks, knives and forks and the whole of the kitchen requisites.               Also the whole of the bar utensils; seven rows of potatoes growing in glebe land; two carts and cart gear;  one sow, in pig, and a quantity of excellent manure; one good churn, and one bogie. Also a number of husbandry implements and dairy utensils, and a quantity of forms.        The sale to commence precisely at 12 o'clock at Noon.        As Mr. FURNESS is about to leave the neighbourhood the whole will be sold without reserve, and in one day.                                                                               John MOSSOP, Auctioneer Egremont, July 27, 1852

 

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