First-Rate Valley Land at
SHERIFF'S SALE
01.27.1846 Village Record
BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas to me directed
will be sold at Public Sale, on Tuesday,
the 17th day of February next,
at one o'clock, P.M., a
desirable SMALL FARM, situate in Tredyffrin township,
Chester county, 20 miles from Philadelphia,
within one mile of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
within a few hundred yards of the Philadelphia and
Lancaster turnpike, bounded by lands of Jos. Corson,
Conrad Colehom, [note Atlantic Republican
same date article says Colehour] Moses Jenkins and David Christman,
containing 38 ACRES and 142 Perches of the
best Valley Limestone LAND. The improvements
consist of a good HOUSE two stories high,
three
rooms on the first floor and four
on the second, with a kitchen attached ;
a good STONE BARN, 55 by 65 feet; stone
Wagon House, Stone Spring House, over a very
superior spring of water. There is also upon the
premises a good APPLE ORCHARD. There will
also be sold at the same time and place, THREE
ACRES and thirteen perches of excellent TIMBERLAND,
situate within a convenient distance of the
above property. Seized and
taken in execution as the property of FREDERICK
SEAFERS, and to be sold by
J.B. WOOD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, West Chester,
January 27, 1846.
Found by Herb Fry. Digitized by Heidi Sproat 5/25/2022.
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