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FREMONT ESTATES and GOLD MINES.
• COUNTY of MARIPOSA, CALIFORNIA.

SALE to THOMAS DENNY SARGENT,- Esq.
We the undersigned Solicitors have this day exanained the fol-
towing documents:—
let. A Notarial Copy of the Power of Attorney, dated San Fran-
cisco, Ist October, 1851, from Colonel John Charles Fremont to
Colonel Thomas H. Benton, recorded in the District Court of Co-
lumbia, on 22d January, 1852, authorising the latter to bargain, sell,
and convey the Mariposas Estate of Colonel Fremont, and gene-
rally giving to Colonel Benton full power and authority touching
the premises, to do, execute, proceed, and finish in all things, us as
ample a manner as he, Colonel Fremont might do if personally pre-
sent, thereby ratifying and confirming all that Isis attorney, Colonel
Benton, might lawfully do touching all the aforesaid business,
2d. A Notarial Copy of a Deed of Ratification, dated 29th Ja-
nuary, 1852, signed by Colonel Fremont, by Colonel Benton, as Ids
said attorney, ratifying the Sale, made on 7th July last, by Mr.
Flandin, in New York, to Mr. Thomas Denny Sargent, of the Ma-
riposa Estate, which sale had been accepted by Mr. Sargent on the
Bth of August following.
3d. A Notarial Copy of the Conveyance by Colonel Fremont,
dated the 29th January, 1852, signed by Colonel Benton, as his at-
torney to Mr. T. D. Sargent, of the Mariposas Estates, together with
all rents, royalties, and premiums of every nature whatsoever due,
or accruing due to Colonel Fremont, subsequent to the said Bth day
of August last.
And we have to state that the Notarial Copy of the said deed of
ratification is certified to be correct by George Woodsman, Notary
Public, New York, and the Notarial Copies of the said l'ower of At-
torney and Conveyance, are certified as correct by Charles de.Seld-
ing, Notary Public, at Washington, and his Certificate is verified by
the Honourable James Dunlop. Assistant Judge of the Circuit Ceurt
of Columbia—further by the Honourable Daniel Webster, Secretary
of State for the United States ; and further by the Honourable John
F. Crampton, the
Present Ambassador at Washington for Great
And we further certify that in our opinion the said several lnstru •
offor Mariposase verto lS
together
merits do convey all Colonel Fremont's interest in the entire estate
qu e n
tto whatsoever,
the
said Bth
he
fo
August
u accruinggust
tThhalo
raesnDtsen, nroyylatrigeesn, t,anhila Premiums, lse and o
of
assignseN,e
every
nature ,
lastd.ue, to Colonel Fremont, sub-
sequent
And we further find by the arrangements made between Mr.
Sargent and Colonel Fremont, acting by Colonel Benton, as his
attorney, that Mr. Sargent has the full power, while the instalrnenta
of the agreed purchase money shall be duly paid. to grant, confirm,
annul, and extend leases, to grant waivers of forfeiture, and to do
all and everything appertaining to the ownership in fee simple of the
estate.
Solicitors of the
Mariposa
lIUGIIES, KEARSEY, and .MASTERMAN, (I'Voe'sdt Mine Com-
pany.
Solicitors of the
WILKINSON, GURNEY, and STEVENS,/ Ave Maria Gold
Mining Company.
JOHN DUNCAN, Solicitor of Thomas Denny Sargent, Esq.
London, 21st Feb., 1852.

VICTORIA GOLD MINING. COMPANY,
(PORT PHILIP) AVSTRAMA.

Offlceo, 9, Austin Friars.
The LAST DAY 01 PAYMENT on this Company's Shares is
FRIDAY next, the 27th instant. Certificates will be ready to be ex-
changed for bankers' receipts on and after the following day, Satur-
day, the 2Sth instant.
The Company's arrangements for sending a large number of
miners to the colony, under the care of efficient officers, are in a
state of forwardness. The miners are being selected partly from
North Wales and partly from Coinwall.
The Committee continue to receive the most satisfactory accounts
from their correspondents in the colony. The amount of gold raised
at Bunningong and Ballarat, and sent down to Melbourne, is esti-
mated at loz. to I%oz. per day per man. Mr. Westgarth, Mayor
of Melbourne, estimates the yield of the Mines to be no less than
10,0001. sterling per day.
26th Feb., 1852.

J. HIATT, S.cretary.

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