Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-17
PUBLIC SALE.

OoN IL VI l!lC l4lSd~SSo VI liz IAN
MIR. William Tripletf, having objected to d.
vilon Of the decedan;'s efate, which he recon-
mended in his will TO be done, we, therefore, as
executors, will expoie to public lalc, at Round
Hill, his late refidence, on "Wednesday the 18th
of December nexf, ALL THE ESTATE, real
and perfona, of which the died fezed.
The ROUND HILL TraGf, con-
tanning nearly four hundred acres, is mott de-
fsabie and healthy ftuation, on which is built a
brick houCe one fory high, fifty four feet long,
and eighteen feet wide; four rooms on the lower
floor, with FIRE pIaee and clolets In each, and a
pafage eight feet wide; three rooms uPtairs, TWO
aof them with FIRE places, good cellar and kit
chen urder the houle: a framed barn, dairy, ia
bes fer ten hoss, carriage honie, two corn houies,
Que gTaaary, meat houfe, and quarters, we'll cal
culatcd for the accommodation OF thirty negroes !;
an apple orchard of excelleat fenit, and garden
paled in. This farm is well known 70 be one of
mott productive in the county, and now IN high
and improved fate, being we'll fenced and diyid-
ed into convenient fields for farming; there are
eighty acres of timothy meadow, producing from
eighty to one hundfed tons ear; fifty acres of
new meadow may be made and watered at final!
expence. The crops of fmall grain have general
" been from 500 to Goo bulhels, and of corn
600 barrels.
Near this lies another TRAD of about
four hundred acres, heavily timbered with pine,
oak and hickory, with good fprings and fine
high, healthy ituations tor building; the pot
road from north TO (outh, psGes thEo' thote two
tracts, which affords two excellent aands for ta-
verus, and afo for tan yards, being not more
than eight miles flom Alexandra and Gxleen from
Warrington.
Alto, another Traa lying on the
main branch Of Tilo;'s creek, about two miles
from Colcbeaer, on which Mr.. William Tciplett
now lives, containing upwards ofloo ACRES; the
building is coed farm houfe, in healthy itu-
alton, good orchard and foe water.
At the fame time end place will be
FOLD, thirty valuable SLAVES, nleo, wonen and
children; ion1e plate, watsb, books, (among
which arc fome valuable claaics} houieho1 furnl.
,ure, and beds Of a good quality, oej and sable
linen, kitchen furniture, coaohee and hasnef,
one Wagon aad cart, lafmieg utsndls, horfss,
anie, ere yoke of excellent oxen. cattle, Gleep
hogs, SC.
The terms of Gale for the land are,
ono third paysoie ca Inc day IF llie, (at winch
time deeds vii be maze Ihs qugchaltr) one !hird
in fix months, ana inc other third in II months,
with ineref from 5he day Of lale. A deed of
trait viii be raken 70 iacufe the Two laf pay
ments. The NeSfoes viii be fold al IL months
credit, aod the other property at credit Of nine
months for all fums over twenty dollars bonds,
with approved lecurity VIII be required Of the
Parchafefs.
MAJOR George Tripiett, on the re
miles, will thew tie land, with correct platjs
fufyey lately made by Col. Vim. Payne, County
Surveyor, at the iaf4nce- of the executors. The
ties paperswill be cxa;bited On the Gay of ial.by
CHALES LITTLE,
AND >Eweators.
GEORGE TRIPLETT,
The iale will continue from day to
day, until the property is dispofed Of.