Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-23
PUBLIC SALE.

SNJME OF the 1-eS55a[eSS OF the late
Mr.. William, Trip!ete, having objected to d.
yiiion of The decedanl's eiiats, With he recon-
snended in his will TO be done, we, therefore, as
executors, will expole 70 public fate, at Round
Hill, his late reiilenfe, On Wednesday the i4,h
Of December next, ALL TIE ESTATE, real
and perlonal, Of which the died hezed.
The ROUND HILL Tra6i, con-
tanning nearly four hundred acses, is a mot de-.
irabie and healthy iitus.on, on which Is built a
brick houle one rory high, fifty four feet long,
and eighteen feet wide; ioW rooms 90 the lover
H5or, with ahte place and cl6ie,s ia each, and a
paGage eighs feet wide: three rooms uPasifs, two
of them with hfe places, goodsceliar and kls-
chen uEder thc.houfe: framed barn, dairy, fla
bes for ten hoHes, carriage houe, two cofnhonfes,
ore granaty. laleat houfc, and quarters well cal
culated for the accommodation Of thirty negroes
an apple orchard Of exoellent fruit, and garden
paled in. This farm is well llnown to BE- one OF
mot productive in the county, and now IN high
and improved Gate, being vel! fenced and diyid-
ed into convenient fields for farming; there are
eighty acres of tirno,hy meadow, producing from
eighty to one hundred tons year; hity acres OF
new meadow may be made and wate.ed az q illlai
.expencc. TIL: crops OF Email gram have general.
Is been from goo TO 600 bufhsls, and OF co;a
500 barrels.
Near this hes anether Tract Of about
four hundred acres, heavily timbsred with pine,
oak ard hickory, with coed iprings and fine
high, healthy ftua,ions tor building; the Poa
road, from north TO fouth, paaes thro' thofe TWO
tracts, which affords two excellent aaads FOR ia
verns, and ALTO for tan yards, beiag no, more
than eight miles from Alexandra and ixfeeafrorn
Wahington.
Alfo, another TraGt lying on the
main branch Of 1illot's creek, about two miles
from Colcheitcr, onwh;ch Mr.. William TyipIett
now lives, containing upwards Of 100 acres TIC
building is q good farm hoa!e, in a healthy itu-
alton. good orchard and fine water.
Al the fame time and place will be
fold, thirty valuable SLAVES, men, women and
children; fome plate, watch, books, tamong
which arc lome valuable clsiEcsl hopfshoid ius6-
-tare, and beds of good quality, bad and table
linen, kitchen furniture, eoachee and harnsfs.
one Wagon and cart, farming ateuGis, horfss,
mule, one yoke of excellent oxen, cattle, iheep,
hogs, sc.
The terms of iale for 5llc land are,
one third payable on the day Of fsIe, l2t which
time deeds will be nedc tn: purcbafst) one third
in fix months, and The ether third iniz months,
with intcfef from the day Of lsls. A deed Of
,rua will be taken TO fecure the two aR pay
ments. The Negroes will be fold al IL months
credit, and the osbef property at a credit of nine
months for all fums over tw.uty dollars bonds,
with approved fecuri,y will be required Of the
PURCHASERS.
Major George sTriplett, on the re
miles, willlhew the land, with correct plat
furvey lately made b, Col. Wm. Payne, County
Surveyor, at theiafance of the executors. The
title papers will be exhibited c.thc day Of lale by
cHALES LITTLE,
AND $Egefuioyy.
GEORGE TRIPLETT,
The fale will continue fron-day-to
day, until fhe property is disPcisd of. =
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