Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-29
| No. 922.
PUBLIC SALE.

SOME of the Legatces OF the late
NJ. William Tripcu, havl.ig e1jeetsd 10 o.
viaon Of The dece6ar,'s eliaie, tli,ihe relou'-
acl,ted in his viii 10 be done, We, therefor, rs
executors, Will eXpoic TO pabse i;le, at k"und
Hill, his late rsii4cpce, on WcdnSiiay tnc An
OF December next, ALL TIE ESTATE, zeal
and perfoha, OF whisil the died freed.
The ROUND HILL Tfact, con-
taioing nearly four hundred acres, is mott de-
fiiabic and healthy iituation, on which IS butt
brel; houfc one Eury high, Fifty iouf tee; long,
and eighteen feet wide; foor ICONS on the io"te
floor, with Gre place ard cicit,s in each, ard
paifaec e;ghtfeet w.de;- ,bree rooms uGRans, Two
OF them with FIRE places, a gnod cellar and kte
chen ucder the houe: t,araed BAN, dairy, iga-
bies for ten hotes, caiage houie Two coin houies,
one gralaty, meat houic, and quarters, wsii cal.
eulafed for the accommodation OF thirty negFces;
an apple orchard of excellent fruit, and garden
paIed in. 'fnis farm is we'll known 30 he ore OF
mott productive in ttc county, and no" in high
and improved fate, being well ieoctd and divia-
ed inro convenient fields Tor farming; there ar'
eighty acres OF timothy meadow, producing from
eighty TO one hundred tons year; h'sy acres OF
new meadow may be made and wa,e!cd at a ina!l
expencc. The crops OF fmall grain have general
900 barrels.
Near this lies another TRAD Of about
four hundred acres, heavily simbeled with pine,
oak ard hickory, with good fprngs and fine
high, healthy ftuations for building; the Poe
road, from north TO {outh, pzG-s thro' thoie two
tracts, which affords two excellent Rands for Ia
ycfus, and alfo for tan yards, being not more
than eight miles from Alexandra and Gxreeu irera
Walhiagton.
Alto, another TRAD lying on the
man branch of 1'lIo,'s creek, snaui TWO miles
from CoIch, ft.r, on which Ms. William Triplett
now lives, containing upwards OF 100 ac'cS: the
building is good farm houie, in a healthy fitu-
alton, agood orchard and fine water.
At the fame time and place will be
fold, thirty valuable SLAVES, men, women and
children; fomc plate, watch, boaks, tamong
which arc lome valuable claGicsl houGshold fcrbi-
ture, and beds of good qaality, bed ard tabs
linen, kitchen furniture, coaehee and harneE,
one Wagon and cart, farming utenEs, horfss,
mule, one yoke OF excellent oxen, cass!c, iheep,
ogs, &c.
he terms or 1a{e i0r Inc lana 2rca
one third payable the day Of file, (atwhich
time deeds Will be made the Purchafer) one third
10 fix months, and The other third 10 : months,
with intefea from the day OF falc. A deed Of
tIuf will be ,aken 70 lecure the TWO lah pay
ments. The Negroes wall be,fold al II months
credit, and the ether property az eredis. OF nine
months: for albums over twsnty dollars bonds,
with approved iecurry will be required Of the
PuIchaieys.
Major George Tfiplett, on the re
mites, viii ihew the land, with correct plat
infyey isvely made by Col. VIM. Payne, ,Couaty
Surveyor, at theinfapce OF the executors. The
tide papers will be exhibited the Gay Of ale by
cHALEs LITTLE
GEORGE IRlPLETT,
The lale will continue from day to
day, until the property is dispoied Of.