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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
T.,n.ty ,f Iluffn
CnnniY Cnnri.

County of Butte County Court
MTOW This day ii appearing to my sat S.iction ~
y JuJ,. of the County Court, in and ier i!utte
t,ouny thai the Board If supervisors III aad Tor SAID
County. did. on the 9th day OF september y. ~ one
thousand eight hundred and fifty six. deorc OroVlie
to he The Count, OF Butte County rom ana altrr
br said twenty. v.toarth dav of september a. d. lr5b.
in pursuance OF AN act entitled I'm Act to change ana
tx the Comfy Seat of Butte County approved March
10TH 1885: and II further appearlH to my saslacuoh
that The present buildings il whiJh me silu court mas
hren hsd and in wl.icn the Records Eavc been kept
in the town OF Bdwel. are unsafe is place Oh le-
po~itory for said Records. and tha me saiAe Is aole
10 de ruclon by fire. 10y reason "i lhcr peI'S con.
,tructed eutire Of wood. And IL further appearing
that there il no buildng in the town o BRlwtll SUIT
able for holding the terms o this Court, iahd u safely
keen its Records from fire or other caiaial y ana II
appearing that the town ot orollie is 1T pll"e 10
hold the terms ot this Court AMI that SAFE ana com
modous brick building in said town has Oeen ten
dered the county rs county bindings. 80
II il therefor, ordered, al Judged and deereed, that
the Clerk ei the County Court, III and iy Bnlle
County, forthwith remove his office anu lha Records
thereof to Orove, in the huildtng selected by the
said Board OF Supervisors as Couh'y buiiu'',gs' anu
that he do and ansact the business OF MS s'd ONCE
mt the town Of Orove, as the County seal Oh hutte
County And it is further ordered, that the terms OF
said Court from and after the said twenty iolrh day
of Seutcmber. ID $50. be held Mt the sam town ol
Oroville uIllil otherwise ordered.
Ana it is further ordered. that the Clerk Oh the
County Court in ard for Butte County, issue an order
under the seal of said Court, in conformity with TINS
order. . , n..-
And that the same be published in the Daily Butte
Record. n paper published in the town OF Oroyi!le,
for the space of forty days fromt the date hereof
BY order Of thu Court.
Attest the foregoing true copy of the original or
der now on HE in my office
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court
r.. affixed this the oath day Of September, A. ID.
1855, at Bldwell. -
MILES CHAPLIN,
Clerk of County Court.
B, NJ n. DARRACH, Deputy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For cirenlaian in the miuing ana hcricH',nr"l NJ
,is az ,be co,luty viii contain the local and general
news ofthe week. iuierspersr1 with in'arr-uhS nus
celianeous reading matter. II will contain twenty
ighi ruluInas pi reading matter, ma VIII oe one ~
tha lnr,e., and cheapest Weekly Newspaper inth
state Pnlitshed every Saturday ICrms-s3 per
hnnun: six months. -; three months. 81
ApveRr,sENENrs. per square o ten lines or ies',
.. t.,.,i,,n $40
VI - ~ t....a.,,,,,. i,snr,ion ! SO
RI" \ liberal deduction viii be made IN iaVor oi
those who advertise ny the year
r. business cards inserted on reasonahlet terms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
NOTICE

~ NrOTICE is hereby gwen, ths, The undersigned
~ will apply to the BOARD Of supervisors, IN and
for Butte County, at ills February Term, A. ID. 1857,
or AS soon thereafter as a. pIc'Iioh can be heard,
for Bridge and Ferry License across south tenlher
River at or near its nncon with the North Fork OF
Feather River, 10 Bdwell township. in said county.
BY order of he B,dwell Bridge Company.
Nov I0, 1856.
GEO w. HESS, President,
GEO. w. HESS,
r. T. Nan NaRDEs,
IA. MURRAY, Trustees.
J0sEPu GLuEKAUF,
Jos. Il. y. LEWIS,
r. T. VAN NORDEN, see'y. nll-td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
BRIDGE NOTICE.

MTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-That the under
~ signed will apply to the Board of supervisors IN
and for Butte County. ut its february term. A. u.
lr.7 or as soon thereafter as hppiical,on can he
heard for a license 10 construct Toll Bridge across
The west branch of the north fork OF Feather river.
nj a place known the - Natural Bridge" about
one mile and a.half below Nelson's Bar.
ornviIIe Dec y 1856 O. NJ EVANS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
Rv VI. II. Darrach. Deputy.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, [
County of Butte.


County of Butte ( Court of Sessions!
NTOW this day il appearing to my satlsticton' as
" presiding Judge of the Court OF Sessions IN and
fur Butte Couny. that the Board "i supervisors ill.,
and for said County, did the twenty fourth day oI
S,Dtenlber, A one thousand eight hundred and MY
SIX declare Oroyie to he the County Seat OF Butte
County from and after the said twenty fourth day OF
September, A ID ls56. in pursuance ofan Act entitled
An Act to change and fix the County Seat OF Butte
County. approved March 10th, leJb, and 1t further
nppearng to my satisfaction that the present build'
ings i'm which the said Court has been held, and IN
which the Records have been kept IN the town oi
BdweIl are unsafe as a place of depository iOr said
Records and thai the same r. liable In destruction by
fire. by reason oi their being constructed tntrey ol
wood. And it further appearing, that There ~ no
building in the town of Bidwell, suitable Tor hOuig
the Terms of this Court and to safely keep lis Rec
or,Is from fire or other calamity anu II appearing thl
the town of Oroville is it'place To hold the Terms
OF this Court, and that commodious and safe DfcR
buildiag in SAID town mas peeh tehucIeu lhe Oo"h'!
as county buildings
Iii therefore, ordered adjudged and decreed That
the Clerk of the Court of Sessions. in and for Butte
County, forthwith remove ms once ana the hecorus
thereof to Oroyite, in the building selected by The
said Board Of Supervisors AS Count buildings, hnd
that he 20 and transact the business OF his SAID office
AT the town of Ogovllle as the county seal oi bute
County. .
And il is further ordered, that the terms of said
Court from and after the said twentyourih day of
September, A II 1856 be held at tho said town oi
Orovle. until otherwise ordered.
And il is further ordered thai the Clerk OF he SAID
Court of Sessions, in and for Bnte County, issue an
order under tho seal of said Court, in conformity
with this order.
And that The sama be published in the Daily Butte
Regard n paper published in the town of Oroville,
for the space OF forty days from the date hereof.
BY order of Court.
Attest the foregoing true copy OF the original or
der now ON file in said court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
81 of Sessions affixed, this the twenty fourth
day OF September. A u 1856. at Bldwell
MILES CHAPLIN,
Clerk OF Court Of Sessions
Ry VI. II. DARRACH. Deputy. OtiW
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
NOTICE.

z hereby gAen TO all persons holding liens on the
4 Jenny Lind Ilotci," in the town of OrOviic,
Butte county, California. to present the same with
legal proof thereof in the Justices Court ofJ T. Ellis
OF, J. r.. in ana for Ophr Township, on Monday
Nov. "a, 1886, at 10 o'ciockA NJ.
by Order oil Couu.
QUITE LUMBER COMPANY.
BY Tow WELLS, AIRY.
Oroville, Nov IL, 1850.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply 10 the Board OF Supervisors In and
far Bntre County. al the February term thereof liz
1851. for License to run Ferry and Bridge across
tbe Middle Fork of Feather River, few rods above
the junction Of the North Fork OF SAID river.
'"N SYLVESTER p. SAVAGE.
o-o,ilIa Nov 10 Is56, 7Q-f
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
PROBATE NOTICE.

A LII persons holding claims against the estate OF
n Victor Laudiere deceased, late Of Butte county,
are hereby notified TO present them with proper
vouchers the undersigned, Within ten months from
this date, or be forever barred.
r. HOBART,
Public Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16

VI OTICE-My wife, Luciene Ellen. having ieii
NV house and refusing to live with me, all
nersons are hereby cautioned not 10 trust or harboI
her on my account, as will not be responsible fo'
any debts OF her contracting. -
any nI7-4w WILLIAM MONTGOMERY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16

STATE OF CALlFoRNlA, Hoard of Supervisors,
County OF Butte Nov Term.
= the matter of The declaration of certain streets in
& the Carlton tract To be highways, and To alter the
rotd TO McConnell's Ferry, II is hereby ordered that
thu present rond running from the termination of
Bi1d, Robinson and Montgomery streets in the town
OF fOroville o Butcher Eanch in said county, be, and
10 same is hereby declared vacated public high
w,sy And III further ordered that tn" said Bird
Montgomery and Robinson streets OF said town Of
Oroville be extended as public highways across the
truct of land known Us the Carlton Tract, aud ad-
tnung said Iowa of Orovlllc. sand combinations of
Bird, Robins N and Montgomery street To bo sixty
six feet in width and extending in directions parallel
with each olher according To the plan or servey of
said Carlton Traca. made by VI. H. Farley. And 1t is
further ordered that the street marked Fourth Ave-
nue.. according to the plan and scrvey OF the said
Carlton Tract be- and the same is hereby declared To
be "A public highvay--the said Avenue to be sixty siN
feet in width and extending across said tract OF land
And it is further OFlered that So mucf OF the First,
Second. Thiri, Fifth sixth, seventh aud Eighth Av
enIIes, as lie between Robinson and Montgomery
streets, according the plan survey of said Vi. H.
Farley of said Carlton Tract now te in the Office
of the county Recorder of said county be, and the
same nre hereby declared to be public highways, ali
of said highways to be sixty feet in width. And 1t
further ordered that the road now laid out from the
termination of the saIi ,Robnson street, across
the Butcher Ranch, TO its Junction with The old road
be, and the same is hereby declared public nigh
way. said highway to be sixty six feet in width.
Attest the foregoing true copy.
MILES CHAPLIN, Clerk of Board
Ry VI. II, Darrach Deputy. nI5-5d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
LOST SCRIP /!

yzyUE FOLLOWING PIECES of Butte County
"A Script piece drawn to +. Paige. No lle5,
registered MAY 10Th. 1856. for 1925, piece drawn
10 r. Paige, No, 1856, registered May 18th 1900 Tor
S.q 40. niece drawn to 4. Hobart No ), registered
NAV aOh lS56, for S4S,s5; piece drawn to NJ. 4.
Mclaughlin No 81 registered May 2Stk for Sl5.0O
and one ar two pieces Tor smaller amounts, number
and date not remembered. All persons are warned
against neg ociating for said Scrip, the payment on
the same has been stopped. Any one returning the
above p, ces of scrip to the undersigned or the Office
of the Butte Record VIII be suilaDly rewarded.
Oroviie. Dee. To- lo31. kANDAL hOBARl.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
pEcLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUSFY or BUTTE.
Mary Jane Walker To Declaration OF sole Trader.
n MRS. MARY JAAE WALKER, wife Of Jabez
q Walker, being desirOus OF awaiting herself OF
the benefits OF certain Ac. Of the Legislature OF The
state of California and entitled An Act 10 author
ize married women transact business III their own
name as Sole Traders-pnssed April l2th, A. ID.
l5j2" do hereby declare, tina, it is my intention to
transact and carry on the business oi Keeping Il
dairy Tor the purpose of selling nk butler &c IN
the county of Butte and State Of California that in
tend 10 carry on said business IN my own name and
will hereafter be responsible for any deois contracted
by me- and that the amount of property invested by
me in said business does not exceed the sum of five
thousand dollars.
MARY JANE WALKER, H.. 81
Signed sealed and delivered IN presence Of
FRANK u. TAYLOR.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Iss
COUNTY OF BUTTE.
Am THIS this the l7h bay OF November A ID.
W one thousand eight hundred and hily>si be-
fore me. W lillian G.. English, Notary Public IN and
for the aforesaid county personally appeared before
me Mary Jane Walker, sole irader, personally
known to me 10 be- the individual described IN ana
who executed the within instrument as the party
thereto, and she acknowledged 10 me mai she exe>
cuted the same freely and Voluntarily, Tor The Uses
and garfos,.s ;hereinnentioped. And the said Mary
Jnne Walker. wife Of Jnbez G. Walker having been
by the first made uanied with The conlehls OF rhl
instrumeal acknowle dyed to me- on an examination
had separate apart from aud Hlthoul ihe nearing OF
her husband that she executed the same fttly ahd
voluntarily. without fear. compulsion. or any undue
influence Of her said husband, a. lhat she uld not
wish to retract the execution of me same.
In testimony whereof ! have here'lnto set
l.sJ my hand and fixed my official seal, the day
and year first above wrllten-
nQ53w WING. ENGLf h, Notary Public.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
STAGE NOTICE.
e. S. COOPER, III. d.
O. TT r. & u o M

0FFlCE-At the Eye, Ear, and Orthopadie mfr
Y mary. Mission street, between Second and Third
near "Russian Balhs," SAN FRANCISCO.
All Surgical Operations FREE TO patients present.
ing themselves at the CLINICS, on Wednesdays aud
SATURDAYS, at ~ O'Clock, z. VI. Medical men OF the
Cty and Facidc Coast generally, are respectfully IN
yietd to attend the lnirmary on Clinical days, when
ever II may be opportune for themselves augleh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16
Oruuille IaiIq Bntte &ero1G.
punLlsn1o DAILY (sUNDAYs rxcErrrD)
>s@

s-7r~ Oyricr-In Record Building on Myers street,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Oroyille
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,.,., .i.,..e n ftllBS-.-l will never briruy the
.-rrrt- 81 thi- society t. any on" but member
of the American order. aud will vote for none
but native born Americans for office. Ignoring
III titles Of Whg, Democrat Tory and Federal
ISL we will re cognize the right OF Americans 10
rule America | will not favor any religious
distinctions; but will oppose the interference OF
the priest of any religious denomination with the
political affairs Of the country.
This is the pledge tha: we have all gwen, and
Itcll the Council here without fear Of contra
dcton. that the American Catholics OF Lousia-
ma do not recognize the Pope in another light
than a. a spiritual guide.
Mr. Lathrop cited several instances IN when
the Courts IF Louisiana, the Judges being Cath
oiics. had decided adversely TO the claims OF the
Church. and commended that truer men or Bet
ter Americans did not exist than the citizens OF
his State They act under the Constitution anu
the laws of the land. and they know and pay re-
spcct TO no power outside of them.
AT the conclusion of his remarks the previous
question was called and put amid scene Oh the
most inextricable confnsion-the vote beng Ia
ken yeas aud nays. Several gentlemen explain
ed their reasons for yotiag as recorded.
The Chair announced the motion to admit tue
delegates from Louisiana, to be carried ny
vote of 66 ayes to Do nays
The result was received with applause, and
after variety oi motions,the Convention ADJOURN
ed over.
IAN but two of the New York delegation yo'
ted to admit.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10Th 1886.
The House met nj Il o'clock pursuant to adj
j"urnment.
SENATE BILL PASSED.
The following bill communicated from the SEN
ate was read aud passed.
To enn,e al executions of sentence of death
I" take place within the enclosed yard of jail IN
the presence of SPECIAL persons, unless the Court
shall otherwise direct
THE INTERVAL IMPROVEMENT POLICY. ne.
Mr.. Christian, from the committee on Roads,
DC presented the following report, which. on his
motion vas laid uron the table. and ordered to
/ e printed:
Tho committee on Roads &c, have according
- ORDER had under consideration SO much of the
1"cent message Of the Governor as relates to in
''rnal improvements and as responsive thereto
l solved:
lst That the committee concur in the sug
testlons of the message urging the Importance
Of prompt appropriations tn complete the Coving
ton aud Ohio, the Cent? al, and the Virginia and
ennessee railroads. and of converting into stock
the debt of the James River and Kanawha Canal
10 the State. and that bulls to that effect have
already been repurtcd by this committee.
I'd. That in the opiuinn OF this committee
there would be no corresponding advantage 10
justify the increased appropriation necessary to
construct double track for the Coyingion and
Ohio railroad.
3D. That Is inexpedient TO report bill re-
curing the Hoard OF Public Works to fix u min
imum for tolls upon the railroads and canals of
the State from the practical difficulty of fixing
ne standard minimum which would bear equal
ION railroads OF such differing grades and cur
'tnre as exist IN this State making the minimum
an one equivalent 10 q maximum for another
4th. The pommittee concnr in the recommen-
cation OF the message to extend the present
session of the Legislature beyond ninety days to
give time TO consider aud carry ON. the impor-
tmt propositions now pending in reference to
the internal Improvement, ANA the finances Of
ihe State, and they recommend the adoption Of
The following joint resolution:
ReSoired, by the General Assembly that the
present session of tho Legislature be extended
- days f'oin and after the LIST day of March
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The American Convention.

The reports of the proceedings OF his body
are too meagre aud uncertain to JUST fy us III
prououncng any very decided opinion regard
to it, but we confess that we have seen but little
thus far, to inspire u with confidence, or even
respect. At present, we can only exp ress our
qualification at the frmness and sp rit which
Characterised the Southern delegates, and give
utterance TO the hope that there may be wisdom
aud patriotism enough in the Convention to saye
the party from destruction
Z. S.-The mail of Saturday evening brings
US platform adopted hy the Council the 2lst.-
We have not space for comment, further than TO
remark TINT it contains some things hat are
sound, some tina, silly and some that We will
assent to.
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-, ,Aaa al present. comprising ai'r-o : shiP'
III. line. ffieaie-. aud mortar and gAn-e ,ats'
comparison with which the entire navy the
states is but a week and inefficient sqm dron
will. with The certainty # peace. be
at liberty to act in 'ind'ea'ion ho
in whatever quarter it may be a-sall ed. !
change therefore which has recenti. ca
over the drama of European politics wall 40 do
have its proper weight with al retiecsiH & mel
the United states and they viii conside' whe,
on point of mere International pune' llo-h
has been the subject Of explanation M q ape
a war should be rashly and wiokcdly proyol
,b;cb would sweep American comm, rec Fl
,bo sens. md Law the whole seaboar Of
Union open II the attacks Of the create st m
power ofihe world. To this extremity the {
naie will not and must not come,
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hnGrsLArURn u VIRGINIA
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY. Feb, 10Th. Is

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY. Feb, 10th. 1856
ENENlNG SESSION.
The Speaker resumed the chair Of o'clock.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills read third time and
passed
10 annex portion of the county of of Marion
10 the county 1T Taylor.
To annex much of the county of Allegheny
As embraces the property known as the Noun
tain House 10 the county of Craig.
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Inauguration at New Orleans Of the ia okso
Equestrian Statue,

Clark Mills great equestrian statue t Jack
son, an exact copy Of one which adorn: I-afay-
tie Square in Washington city, was mnngu-
rated Mt New Orleans on the 9th inst mt. The
View Orleans papers of the following day are
He'd with glowing descriptions Of the imposing
ceremonies. The Courier says:
..1he streets we're thronged from dew y morn
10 duskv eve. All classes, sexes. and C olors
cpcd the sidewalks, whilst the streets poured
n =, pndles. praee Sson OF military, of CIV 'lc, and
! hilanthropie societies With quite e. much or.
d er and method as the impatient enthus iasm of
oar people will bear the procession as well
n,nrshnlled Y l3rgadier General Tracy grand
marshal. nnd his aids.
The ceremonies in Jackson Square where
the statue is erected, are thus noticed in the
apcr:
"When the procession had formed thin the
!, 1unrr, the veteran General Plauch6- Il he same
VINO 80 distinguished himself as the cor nmander
( the imitation al ORLEANS in Isl and j 5-who,
With the committee for erecting the sta tue, the
tate dignitaries, and others, occUpiedA platform
rccted ia front of the statue--nadr Ii few re-
! inrks and then introduced the Orator of the day
j.. j. Sgur, who PRONOUNCED an eInquo mt and
ppropliute Discourse. At the conclusion of MIR.
ipurs Grafton II national flag was up thu
ttnf over the PLATFORM ana AT this signal Il ~ can-
VAS screen which had concealed the statue from
public view gracefully fell aside oDa revca led III
al It's brilianey, elegant propoltI"Ds, and grand
,spcct, this splendid tliqmph of national ;enas
md art.
"lhe effect of this sudden movement start
ng aud electric. IN involuntary and h earty
,ulburst Of applause and admiration arose from
he vast multitude, and vented itself ia the most
! lo"nged aud earnest hurrus, which uearly row
] ed the loud ,alvo~ OF the artllcry-~ot one nun.
red guns that announced IN such thun dt rng
ones the great event of the day.
''As silence could b. rcstored.the SC Up
{ or, Clark Mills, addressed The assembly. OF rs
J luny ~ could hear him, at the request Of the
ommttee, in explanation of the character of tho
italue. This CLOSED the celebration. and the
! multitude slow Y and gradually dissolved. During
he whole day, however. there was still a lar go
crowd lingering around the square, aud dwell
ing with pleasure and admiration on the fresh and
,eautiinl statue OF him who lives i'll the heal IL
and memories of all New Orleans.
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BALTIMORE CATttE MARKET. Feb 21-0ftrnes at tho
scales to-day ch0 600 head Of BccV which number
head driven off for Philadelphia AMI the remainder 4D
head pucha saa by Baltimore butchers prices ranging
from 325 10 80 b AyragiuE II &c which is
d2 cents the prices of the week The
little better Hogs qaite in consequence doubt
less of the condition If the roads Prices pa
Sheep continue obtain n $3.50
NV YORK CATTLE MARKET, Feb 20-Offerngs of Bccycs
27o0 head. sales Of 1850 Sl3 Sheep Lambs
sales Al , TO 50. Hogs-Sa at ga go per 100 lbs.
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s1sYG E.-ssi,iiuery and Fancy 81 4

Bea&D aAED -Cannry, Hemp and Rapc
Seeds frSh and clean, just hand and for sale
+, q dSets J. II THOMPSON q cos
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~ ibi Nilt Nv
LAHt'HORNE T. JOHNS .
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The House met ut l. o'clock pursuant 10 ad
i"urnment.
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Conducted IN ms city, by jobs j. PUkRIs, as my AeeN'
Is discontinued from this date All persons indebted arr +
9aested To make Immediate payment to Mr. pnrvs VINO
authorized 10 receive the saao JAMES ). KENT
l4Ynehburg, Feb. J. ls,G. ffe 6-dlw
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A Liberal OEFER.-Any person who will
a agent sending six pupils to the "Germauoa
Female Seminary shall he entitled to Sa0in tuition board
and tuition best suits the agent) Ministers having
daughters send will he paid the ncy This agency vii
only continue year.
Address, Mrs ANN ELIZA MAYS.
tiermanton. Stokes county. y L