150 acres of Land valuable plantation

10.11.1822 American Republican
AGREEABLY to the last Will and
Testament of Enoch Jones, lately
deceased.
Will be sold at Public Sale, on
the premises, on the 15th day of
November next, at 2 o'clock P.M.
A VALUABLE PLANTATION,
containing about 150 acres of Land,
situate in the great Valley, in
Tredyffren [Tredyffrin] township, Chester county,
bounded by lands of David Rees,
Joshua Jones, Esq. James Jones and
others, and one Mile north of the
Lancaster Turnpike road, 16 Miles
from Philadelphia, 14 from
West-Chester, and 6 from Norristown,
30 acres of which is Woodland, 10
acres of watered Meadow, and the
rest divided into small fields, well
fenced with Chesnut rails, well
watered, and a stream running near the
door ; a Limestone Quarry on
the premises, of which large
quantities may be disposed of -- The lands
are in a good state of cultivation,
has been lately limed, is principally
under a good sod. The improvements
are a large 2 story Stone
house, with 4 rooms on a floor, a
large entry - Cellar under the whole
and Kitchen adjoining the same, a
large Barn, stone waggon house,
stone spring house over a never
failing spring of good water, with other
out buildings, all in good repair: -
Also a Tenant house, 2 stories high.
This Property is beautifully situated
in a good neighborhood, near to
houses of Worship, within half a
mile of the Baptist Meeting, and 1 1/2
miles of the Friends Meeting, and
convenient to Mills. This Farm is
worth the attention of the Agriculterist.
It is one of the first rate
dairy farms. The deceased carried
it on for many years to great advantage
- the Title indisputable. It is
deemed unnecessary to give a further
description, as it is presumed it
will be viewed by many who wish to
purchase.
ALSO -- On the same day, and at
the same place, will be sold several
valuable WOOD lots of Chesnut
timber. For further information
enquire of either of the subscribers,
or to Spicer Jones on the premises,
who will shew the same.
DAVID BEAVER,
EDWARD SITER,
Executors.
Oct. 11th, 1822.

Found by Herb Fry. Digitized by Heidi Sproat 5/9/2022.