Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-15
PUBLIC SALE.


SOME of the Legatees of the late
Nr. William Trip.ett, having objected TO d..
yihon of the dccedani's eaatc, which he recon.
m.nded in his will TO be done, we, ,herefotc, as
executors, will expofe to public fale, at Round
Hill, his lare re6dence, on Wednesday the.I4th
of December nexr, ALL THE ESTATE, real
and perfonal, Of which the died fiezed.
The ROUND HILL Traa. con-
flaming nearly four hundred acres, is NOT de-
brick houl- one fory high. fifty four feet long,
and eighteen feet wide; four rooms on the lower
floor. with FIRE place and ciofets in each, and a
Z paGage eight feet wide three rooms upaairs, two
of them with FIRE pisces, coed cellar and kit
chen urdcr the houie; framed barn, dairys fa,
bes for ten he1fcs, carriage houc two corn houies,
one granary, meat houfc, and quarters, well cal
culated for the accommodation of thirty negroes
an apple orchard of excellent fruit, and garden
.ralci in. This farm is well known TO be one OF
mott productive in the county, and now il high.
sud improved fate, being well fenced and divid
ed into converter, fields for farming; rieEe are
eighty acres of timothy meadow, producing frons
eighty to one bundled tons ear; fifty acres Of
new meadow may be made and watered at fnalt
expcncc. The crops OF imall grain have gensTal
~ been frcm 900 to 900 bufheIs, and ct corr
900 barrels.
Near this lies another .Tfa6e Of about
fogr hundred acres, heavily ,i1nbered visa pine
oak and hickory, with good Ipgiogs and fine
blgh, healthy Gruations los Budding che rof
road, from norsh TO iouth, psGss thFo' tboi- two
traits, which sfards two excellent land, for ta-
yegps, and alfQ ior tan yards, berg not more
tan eight niles from Alexandra and fxJeea from,
WalhIngfen.
Allo, another Traa lying on the
raaia braneh OF Tillo,'s creek, about Two mis-
IRON Coichsees, onywhich MIR. William Tripe,r
now lives coptSin.ue upwards Oil 90 acres; tbs
building is a good farm houfe. ii a healthy fit
alton, good orchard and ie water. :
At TIE fame time and place will be
fold, thirty valuable SLAVES, men, women ane
cbildreo; fome plate, watch books, (amorG
which are forne valuable claflies) houfshold furh
,uye, and beds Of a good quality, bed and tabk,
linen, kitchen furniure, coachec and harnefs,
one wagon and cart, farming utenGls, bortes,
mule, one yoke Of excellent oxen, cattle, fheepa
shcgs, SC.
The terms Of 4ale for the land are,
sonr third payable on Sne day of file, taswhich
tinse deeds viii DC made che pufchaierl ore thru
iniixmonths. and the other thiJdin II months,
with iniercit from the day Of iale. A deed OF
truR viii be taken 90 fecure the TWO lat pay
rnents. The Negroes WILDE fold at Is months
crcd,t, ard the other property at a credit ofnine
months for all i1ns over twenty dollars bonds
with approved fecurity VIII be required OF the
purchaitss.
Major George Tripiett, en- the re
mics, viii inew the land, with conett pat,t
furvey lately made BY Col. VIM. Payne, County
Surveyor, ar the initsnce of the executors. Ths
title pspess will be exhibited on the day of (ae b,
CHALES LITTLE,
AND Eserators.
GEORGE TRIPLETT,
The fale will continue from day tc