Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-13
PUBLIC SALE.

SOME OF the LegateeS OF the late
Mr., titan Trplelr, having Objected to d.
.yIGon of the decedant's efate, which be recon-
aspded in his will 10 be done, we, therefore, as
executars, will expofe TO public fae, at Round
Hill, his late relidence, Wednesday the 18th
OF December nexs, ALL TIE ESTATE, real
and peflonal, of which the died hezed.
The ROUND HILL Tract, con-
tanning nearly Jour hundred gcfes, is a mott de-
Giable and healthy fituation, en- which is built a
brick houfe one aory high, fifty four feet long,
and eighteen feet wide; four rcems On The lower
floor, with fire place and ciofsts il eae. and
psGage eight feet wide; three rooms uFaairs, TWO
of them with fire places, good Cellar and kit
chen under the houfe: a framed barn, dairy, ia
bes for ten hores, carriage houie, two corn homes,
one granary, meat houfe, and qnsrt5rs, we'll cal
eulated for the accommodation OF thirty negroes;
an apple orchard of exce!lent fruit, and a garden
paled in. This farm iswell known to be one Of
mott productive in the county, and nov in a high
and improved fate, being we'll fenced and divld-,
ed into convenient fields for farming; these are
eighty acres OF timothy meadow, producing from
eighty to one hundred tons year; fifty acres Of
new meadow may Sc made and watered at lnail
expence. The crops of fmali grain have general
" been from goo TO 500 bpihes, and of cora
900 barrels.
Near this lies another Traa of about
four hund,ed acres, heavily tinbered with pine,
oak and hickory, with good lpfings and hne
high healthy ftuarions for building; the poit
road, from north 10 foulh, paa:s ,hfo' rfofe two
tracts, which sfords two cxceicng tand, for IA.
verns, and alto for tan yards, being not more
than eight miles from Alexandra and reenfrom
Warrington.
ALTO, another TRAD lying On the
main branch Of Tiilo;'s creek, aoou, two miles
from CDlcbtfter, on which Mt. William ifipitit
now lives, containing upwards OF 100 acres; the
building is good farm h9ule, in healthy flu
alton, good orchard and fine water.
AT the fame time and place will be
fold, thirty valuable SLAVES, men, womeoand
children; lome plate, a watch, books, (anong
which are fome valuable claiicsl houfehola furri-
ture, and beds of good qaaIi>5, bed and THE
linen, kitchen furnitule, coachee ard harneis,
one Wagon and cart, flaming utenfIs, horfcs,
mule, one yoke of excellent oxen, cattle, lheep,
hogs, Sc.
The terms Of fale for the land are,
one third pay able on the day of fale. lat whieh
lime deeds will be made the puFchafst) one third
in fix months, and the othsr third in + Z moaths,
with inieref from the day OF fale. a 4lsyd OF
truR will be taken TO Iscuge the two lat pay.
ments. The Negroes With fold ar IL months
credit, and tiie other properly cr4dit. Of nine
months: for all fans over twensy dollars bonds,
with approved iecarity viii be required Of tie
purehaiers.
Major George Triplett, on the re
mifcs, viii llew The land, with correct plat
fnrvey lately made by Col, Vim. Paype. Coun,y
Surveyor, at the ioaance Of The executors. The
title papers will be exhibited on The Gay Of iacby
CHALGS LITTLE,
AND Exec1fGry.
GEORGE TRIPLETT,
The fale will continue from day to
day, until, property is dsa2isd Of.
NeY. 2.