Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-25
PUBLIC SALE.

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SOME of the Legatees OF the lale
Mr.. William Trip!e,t, having objected to d.
vi;on Of The decedani's efate, which he recon-
mended in his.will TO be done, we, shefetoTe, as
executors, will cxpole 10 public fale. at Round
Hill. his late refdencc, on Wedneiday the I4tn
Of December ncxt, ALL THE ESTATE, real
and ner(onal. Of which the died hezed.
The ROUND HILL Tract, con-
tanning nearly four hundred acres, IS mott &C.
fitabie and healthy Gtnation. on which is built a
brick houfe one Rory high, fifty four See' long,
and eighteen feet wide; four rooms on the lower
Aoor. with fire place and cloiets In each. and
pafaae eight feet wide; threeraoms uPitaifs, TWO
OF them with FIRE places, agood cellar and KIT
chen under the houC:: framed barn, dairy, fla
blss for ten hofes, carriage houe, two corn houies
one pranary, meat honfe, and quarters, well CAL
culated for the accommodation OF thirty negroes !;
anappe orchard of excellent fruit, and garden
palcd in. This farm is well known to De one OF
moR productive in the county, and now 10 hgh
and improved fate, being we'll fenced and divid
ed into convenient feles for farming; there arc
eighty acres of timothy meadow, producing from
eighty TO one hundred tons year; htty acres OF
new. meadow may be made and watered at imal
expence. The crops OF fmall grain have general
" been from COO 10 600 bulhels, and OF cora
800 barrels.
Near this lies another Tract OF about
four hundred acres, heavily timbered with pine,
oak and hickory, with good fprings and ine
high. healthy ftuations for building; the Poa
road, from north to fouth, paGes thto' thots two
tracts, which sferds two excellent itands tor IA.
yerus, and alto foT tan yards, being not more
than eight miles from Alexandria and ixreen from
Warrington.
Alto. another Tract lying on the
main branch Of Tillot's creek, about two miles
from Colchcaer, on which Mr.. William TrlPlett
now lives, containing upwards OF 90 acres the
building is a good farm honie, IN healthy iltu-
a,ion. good orchard and fine water.
At the fame time and place will be
fold, thirty valuable SLAVES, men, women AND
children (ome plate, watch, books, lamone
which are fome valuable clafics) houfehold furni
| ture, and beds of good quality, bed and table
linen. kitchen furniture, coachee and harneis,
one Wagon and cart, farming uteullls, hories'
mule, one yoke of excellent oxen, cattle, iheeP,
ogs, &c. :;
The terms of faIe for the land are,
one third yablc on tne day of iale, TAT wbl1h
time deeds will be made The purchafsr1 one tfird
| in fix months, and the other third III months,
with interca ftem the day Of iale. 4 detd o.
truR will be taken TO iecure the two LAT Ply
ments. The Negroes VII! be fold a, II moth
credit, ard the other property at credits OF nia'
months: for all fums over twenty dollars bonds
with approved iecurity will be required OF the
| spurchafsrs.
Major George Tripiett, On the re
rnifes, will thew the land, with correct plat
farvey lately made by Col. VIM. Payne, County
Surveyor, at the inftancc Of the executors. Th'
title papers will be exhibited the DAY of iss BY
CHALES LITTLE,
AND >Exeeators.
GEORGE TRIPLETT,J
The fale will continue from day te
day. until the property is dispofed OF.
Nov. IT,