Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-21

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SOME Of the Lega3ds Of tEs 81.
Mr.. William Tnpets, having objected 70 !;
viGon of the decedans's eitate. which i. ~
rended in bis will TO be done, ve, therefore. ;.
executors, will expole to pubic fsle, at Rnoal
Hill. his late rehdence, on Wedncf1av tbe ,1,,
OF December next, ALL THE ESTATE. ~.
and perlonal, Of which the died Gezed.
The ROUND HILL Trad. con
tanning nearly four hundred aces, is a lnaa d.
sifabic and healthy ftuaiior, 90 which IS BOIL,
brick hoofe ons fory high, fifty four feet Iono
ADD eighteen feet wide; !oar rooms on III, lover
A9or, With FIRE place and cIofets in each, and
PaGage eight teet wide; three rooms upitairs, iva
OF them with FIRE places, a good Cellar aud k;t.
chen urder thu houfc: framed barn, dairy, o..
bles for ten hocs, carriage houie, two corn houl,
one granary. i5.eat hoaie, and quarters, we'll cal
cnlated for the accommodations orkthir;y negroes.
an apple orchard Of excellent fruit, and a garden
paled in. This farm is well known 10 be one of
mott productive ia the county, and now in a hiph
and improved ttate, being well fenced and diva.
cd into convenient fields for farming; there arc
eighty acres oftimothy meadow, producing from
eighty to one huadicd tors a year; fifty acres of
new meadow may be nade ard water at fpaN
expence. The crops OF fmall grain h4vc general.
" been from 500 10 600 bulheis, and OF cors
900 barrels.
Near this lies another Traa of about
four hundred acres, heavily tiInbered with pine,
oak and hickory, with good fprings and fine
high, healthy Gtuations for building; the poG
road, from north 10 fouth, p4des thro' sholc two
tracts, which affords two excellent faads for ia.
yerns, and alfo for tan yards, being not more
than eigh, miles f,om Alexandra and Gxreen from
Warrington.
ALTO, another Traet lying on the
main branch of Ti!los'S creek, about two miles
from CoIchefer, on which Mr.. William Tnplet
now lives, containing upwards of 90 acres tho
building is good farm houfc, in healthy dtu,
alton, a good orchard and fioe water.
At the fame time and place will be
fold, thirty valuable SLAVES, men, wonen and
children; lome plate, watch, books, lamong
which are fone valuable clal1cs) houiehold furbi.
ture, and beds of good quality, bed ard table
linen, kitchen furniture, coachee and harncE,
one Wagon and cart, farming utenGs, horles,
mule, one yoke Of excellent oxen, cattle, heeP.
hogs, sc.
The terms Of fale for the land are,
one third payable on the day of faIe, ('twhich
time deeds will be made the purchalerl one third
in fix months, and the other third in II months,
with in e eft from the day of fsIe. A deed of
truf will be taken 20 fecufe III: two af pay
ments. The Negroes viii be fold at IA months
credit, ard the ether property at credit OF nine
months: fer all (ums over twenty dollars bonds,
with approved lecurity will be required OF the
purchafers.
Major George Triplett, on the re
miles, will thew the lana, with a correct P'asJ
iurvcy lately made by Col. VIM. Payne, County
Spryeyor, at the infance of the executors. The
title papers wiI. b: exhibited on the Gay OF iaeOY
CHALES LITTLE,
AND SExecafsr.
GEORGE IRIPLETT,
The fale will continue from day to
day, until the property is disPoisd Of.