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Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
SllGrin,S SnIc.

DY virtue Of an order Of salc issued out Of the
ID clerks office Of the Hon. District Court llth
Judicial District, FL Dorado county, CAL, on a
judgment rendered on the 25th day Of Now, 4. ID.
1851, in favor of Elrctn Ouslry, administrators Of
Samuel Ouslry, deceased, and against Josiah J.
Armstrong and Isaac Alter, for tho sum Of seven
teen hundred and eighty seven 2j-lOO dollars, a.,
1S1 26 l) debit with interest thereon, at the rate
of l2 l9 per cent. per annum, from the 25h day of
Now, 4. ID. lSJ1, together with the SUN Of forty
eight 25 100 dollars, (iS 2j lOO) costs Of suit and
necrning costs, will expOse to public sale, at the
court houtc in Placer, llc on the 2lst day Of Dec,
4. ID. 1851, at iJOclock, 4. NJ, all the right, title,
interest and claim the said defendants had on the
I'd day OF jan, 1891, in and 10 the following dcs-
cribcd mortgagcd property, lying and being in the
county of III Dorado and State Of California, the
road leading from Paccrvllc in said county to Sac
ramcntO city, about sixteen miles from said town
of Placcrvillc, known as the Deer Creek Rancho,
and more particularly bounded and described as
follows, to-Wit: commencing at n white oak tree
standing at the north side of said road, about one
hundred and forty rods west Of the Deer Greek
House, thence running north eighty rods to an oak
stake and stones constituting the northwest cor
nCr, thence east along the edge Of chapparel two
hundred rods to an oak stake and stones, thence
south eighty rods to said road thence crossing said
road and running little south of east, one hun
drcd and twenty rods to stake and stones, thence
south one hundred and sixty rods to q stake and
stones, thence in a line running little north Of
west ono hundred and sixty rods to an oak stake,
thence west one hundred and sixty rods to blazed
oak tree, thence north one hundred and sixty rods
to the place Of beginning containing four hundred
and twenty acres more or less, with all the build
ingS, Improvements and appurtcnanccs thereto be-
longing. l.. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff III Dorado co. Cal,
by W. J. BCKm ELL, Under shift.
shcritI's Office, Placcrvillc, 2sth day of Nov. A.
D., 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
SIncriA''s Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution, issued out of the
ID Clerks Office of the Hon. District Court, llth
Judicial District, for III Dorado County, California
on Judgment rendered on the 2jth day Of Novcm
her, 4. ID. 1851, in favor of Joseph Faivrc and
against John Michel, for the SUM of Four Hundred
and Five and S0lO0 Dollars a. lO3 SOl0O) with in
tcrcst thereon, at the rate of ten per cent per an
mum, from the 25th day Of November, A. u. 1857,
together with the sum Of Forty three 90 l0O Dol
lars, costs Of suit and accrng costs, have levied
upon and seized, and will expose to Public Sale, at
the Court House in Placcr,ile, the 2lst day Of
December, A. ID. 1857, at 10 u'rlurk A. NJ. all the
right, title, interest and claim, Of the said John
Michel, Of, in and to the following described prop
crty, lying and being in Diamond Springs Town
ship, ii Dorado County, and State Of California,
to wit:
One Quartz Lead about four hundred feet in
length running North aud South of mining shaft
now being worked on said lead, and known as
Michel ltlland's quartz lead, also one house con
tanning n Chilian quartz mill, also the gr0uud on
which tho same stands, situated On Ringgnld creek
about one fourth of one mile from Webbcrvllc in
said county.
shrritr's OGlcc, Placcryilc, November 9sth, A.
u. 1851. T.. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff nf III Dorado Co., Cal,
f3TtvS b W. J. BrHvRLL, Cndsr sh'E
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
SIlcriH'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution issued out of the
ID (crk's Office of the Hon. District Court, Of
tho llth judicial District, III and for Fl Dorado
county California, oh Il Judgment rendered on the
2Jth day of May, \. y. lHj1, il favor Of Lewis Le
petit and against Joseph Miller aud WIN. Mexican
for the sum Of Two Hundred and :'iNty-Tlrce and
ilGD Dollars, with interest thereon ut the rate of
ten per cent. per arium from III" 2Jth day Of May,
\. u. 1851, together with III" stun of seventy and
ID 100 Dollars, cost If suit, aud arrrring COSTS
have levied upon and s'iIrd, ard will expose to
public SALE at til" Court House III Placcryillc, on
the 2Ist day of Dr"rnhcr, " ID. 1857, at 10 O'Clock
4. M.,-A!l the night, title" interest and claim of
the said Joseph Miller and William Next All Of, in
ittt+ te-Filet PFereFtFytl and
being in Mountain Township, IL Dorado County
and state Of aliirrnia, TO wit: All that certain
tract or parcel Of land situated the south side
of Main street in the village Of Grizzly Flat, in
the county and State aforesaid, TO wit Bounded
on the west by the lot owned by 4. Refill 4 Co.;
OH the east, by the lot owned by Dean Wcther-
WAX; on the north, by Main street, and on the
south by the lot formerly owned by j. W. Stecly,
being ~ feet front on said street, more or less,
and running back some 2OO feet, more or less, and
now occupied by J. s. Jacks and Snymastcr,-tO-
gcthcr with all buildings and improvements there
on.
Shcrif's Office, Placcrllc, November Esd, A.
d., 1851. l.. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff of FL Dorado County, CAL,
[31tsl BY G. &. MCLEAN, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
POHlDOncmcmI.
SraerfN''s Sale.

10y virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of the
ID Clerk Office, Of the Hon. District Court i lth
Judici,l Dist. let for II Dorado county, California,
on Judgment rendered ON the I'D day Of N0vem-
Der, A. ID. 1861, in favor of Daniel Gcary aud
against Samuel 1t. Clair, james kcync and Patrick
kcynr, for the sum of Twelve Hundred and Nine
ty-Onc and g. 100 Dollars, debt, with interest
thereon the rate Of 10 per cent per ann,m, from
the I'D Of NoS cnlbcr, 4. -. ls1 together with the
sun. Of Fifty and iO-I0 DoarE, costs of suit, and
acernng costs, will expose TO public sale, at the
Court House in Phcrrylc, on the 2lst day Of Dee
1857 ~ 10 o'clock 4. M al the right, title, inter
est and claim Of the sad Samuel -. Clair, James
keynr and Patrick kc!nr of, in and To- the follow
ing described mortgaccd property, lying and being
in Mountain Township, III Dorado County and
STATE nf California, to Wit: All the right, titlc in
tcrc.; and claim said def ndants had on the 18th
iaN nf March, 4. -. lSJ1, in and tO certain Saw
Mill in ;lr toSn Of Grizzly Fiat, together with all
the machinery connected herewith, consisting Of
engine, boiler, s;r.; also, tie lot " ground on
Mhirh said mill stands also, all Of tho right nf wav
TO and from said mil and grounds also, all i'm
proSrnrnts, buildings. houses and property OF ev-
cry dr>rrir rtIn appnrtciiant 10 or III anyWisc
ncctrd with or u-"d in and about said saw Mill
tho lot If ground on wiIriI SAID Mill and improve
mrnts are situated being ia the northern part of
said town, and adjnnng Patton's Ranch, which is
on the eastern side of said ground, the ground on
the north and west being Vacant ground. said
property being Known n, the Mil of st. Clair &
Go.
SheritF's Office, PlacCr,illr, November 2Sth, A..
ID. 1857. J.. BOGAKDtS,
Sheriff of IL Dorado County, Cal,
[31ttl By W. J. BrRwELL, Under shift
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
MARY { ~ JONES aaAl. I
RaAFk. ~-l
8 U M M O N 9 .

State Of California. C0aR1y - ~ D0raAo
In the District CauFt ef the Il1A Judicial plaas.et
John x. DOllisNa, Halatla, ~ FaRN, nAeeA O..
DetendAntS.-ActiNn hFOagAt In the NlaeFReA CNasS
Of the lltA Judicial plsaVacs and CNmRlalAa aAeA n
the County u 81 Dorado. lA the elArS ef Ne Caesk
STATE.
The People Of the state ef calrWla esaa Sa.zv,sss
10 Daniel D, Page and heNEy D RaeeA-
NOC are hereby required 10 APPeAP n AA Netaea
n brought aealasl yea and =, ", raRS, HeMry
llAight aud David CAAmNeEe, ~ Tie AkeVN Aamsd
ainta. In The DialFiet CAAFs ~ eAa ll,A Jaelal Ne.
Nlct, In and for the County q n neFaAa ana Ns en-.
Swer the Complaint AleA therein, ia eNNy e VAleA
accompanies the SAAmmNRsl within ten dNya (exela.
sive Of the day Of eeSVlcel AFTER The perVtce On ySa
81 this SammONs-N seFVeA within lAia CNaAIyS Il
served out 81 ths CNaAty, Nae within lAla yaAtcsal
District, within twenty dayeS ~ aervNa sse - saA
District thea within forty dayS-er ta4gAeat b. -
fault will be taken agalASt yNN,
The said aetlsA ls hFNsGAt 10 recover Ne SEN q
tlHO-And tntereot aud e0aaa, NReA tUe ceseiacales
OF deposit BY y0a executed aud delivered 10 NJ ter
20 mech money ~ yea TecSlVeA q ftR, aRa n ysS
fan TO appear and answer The aAA complaint aAeVe
required the SAID PlaatG Wtl take JaAENeaN against
you for said sauna and eNsAa according 10 he prayer
Of said Complaint,
GlvsA NRdee my AaNa WITH he seAl e salA
lL.&l Court aGxSa at eaAee h elAeeFStlle, Aa tsA
dAy Of peceW'NeG, n the gear ~ eNF t.NRA cAs
thousand slsAl AaAASSa ARD afly-eeveA.
dec S-Sa. A.nN WALNRoN, C1esk-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

It did happen to me to be born in n log
cabin, raised among the snow drifts of
New Hampshire, at n period so early
that when the smoke first rose from tho
rude chimney, and curlcd over the frozen
hills, there was no similar evidence of
white mans habitation between it and
the settlements on the rivers of Canada.
It's remains still exist; make it an an
nual visit. ! carry my children to it, and
teach them the hardships endured by the
generation before them. love to dwell
on the tender recollcctions, the kindred
Tics, the carly affections, and the narra-
tons and incidents which minglc with all
l know of this primitive family abode;
weep to think that none of those who in
hAbited it arc now among the living =
and II ever fail in afIcctionatc veneration
for him who raised it, and defended it
against savage violence and destruction.
cherished oil domestic comforts beneath
it, roof, and through the fire and blood of
seven years revolutionary war, shrunk
from no toll, no sacrifice, to serve his
country, and to raise his children to n con.
dition better than his own, may my name.
end the name of my posterity. bc blottcd
from the memory Of mankind.-Daniel
WcbOter.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
The Confession.

I am glad that you have come,
Arthur, front the dusty town;
YOu must throw aside your cares
And relax your legal trown.
Coke and LittletOn, avaunt!
You have ruled him through the day;
In this quiet, sylvan haunt
Be content 70 yield your sway.
It's pleaaaht-fs it note
Sitting here beneath the trees,
While the restless wind above
Ripples over lcafv seas:
Oflen when the twilight falls,
In the shadOw-quite alone
have sat till starlight came,
Listening TO its monotone.
Yet not alRaxs quito alone
Brother, let me take the place
Just behind you; now the fnOou
Shines no longer In my face.
II is near two months ago
Since ! met him, as think
BY Gods mercy, when my horse
Tremblcd on the rivers brink.
had fallen, but his arm
Firmly seized the bridle-rein,
And, with one decided grasp,
Drew me back to life again.
I was grateful, and cssaycd
Fitting words my thanks To speak
Arthur, when the heart feels most,
Words, think, are ftnncst weak.
So stammcrcd, and I fear
What l said had little grace;
But knew he understood,
BY the smile upon his face.
There arc iaceS-his was such
That are scaled when in rcposc;
Only when smile foods out
All the soul in beauty glnws.
With that smile grew content,
And my heart grew strangely calm,
As with trustfnl step walked,
NY arm resting on his arm.
Brother, turn your face away,
30, dear, can tell you hest
All that followed; but be- sure
lou are looking to the West.
Arthur, have seen him since,
NcarIy every day, until
II lose him. all my life
Would grow wan, and dark, end chill.
Brother, this my love imputc
Not " me for maidth shame;
He has sought me for his wife,
lie would crown me with his name.
Only yesterday lic said
That my love his life would bless;
Would ] grant it? Arthur. dear.
Was wrong in saying =" rs!' -
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
AUIT USING POISONOUS LIQUORS.

A~NNeS~~@'
TIIEsE OILS are obtained by DistIllation, at the
Il Chemical Laboratory, Parish Of JeGersCn, Of
PIERRE LACOCR, author Of "Lacours Chemical
Analysis" "Lacour's Chemical Manipulation" 'La-
cour on the Manufacture Of Liquors" &c.
Purchasers are particularly requested to return
the TASKS and obtain their money, the OIL does not
LACoURs OIL OF CoGNAc converts neutral
spirit to a superior imitation Of Imported Brandies,
viz Otard sazerac, Maret Cognac, Ponltney, Selg.
nette, United Vineyard Proprietors, Castilion and
London Dock Brandes. These liquors will have q
full fruty flavor and beautiful, sparkling color
Common rcctlfed whskey will be changed by the use
OF the Oil Of Cognac, to New York Brandy, Pine Ap-
pie Brandy, Common Cognec Brandy, &C..
LACOCk'S OIL OF RYE changes Rectined Whis.
key to Monongahela Rye Whiskey, Old Virginia Malt
Whiskey, Bourbon Whiskey, &c.
OIL OF CEDRA T changes common Rectihed
Whiskey to old Irish Malt WhSkey, and superior
article Of Scotch Whiskey.
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whiskey to vir.
ginia Peach Brandy, &c. OIL Of Peach and Oil Of
COgnac will convert common Whiskey to Apple
Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts the poorest whIskey to Hol-
land Gin, scheidam Schnapps, Rose Gin, Swan Gin,
IACoURs CONCENTRATED ACID will, in Ave
minutes after being mixed, change five gallons Of
thirty gallons Of the most acid Vinegar that can be
found in the market Dy the use Of lacour's Con-
centrated Acid Vinegar can be made for one dollar
and sixty cent: Per ,nI-EIo barrel ,.,. ou. ,
preparatOn-on pour the oil into the Whiskey and
shake well. The liquors thus made will have fine
natural aroma, full, rich, oily taste; beautiful,
transparent color and y fine bead. Lacours Oilsex-
ert three distinct properties In converting common
Whskey TO Brandy, Gin, &c. The first property COM
bnes with land subsidies In the form Of aocuent par
ticIes) the whole Of the grain oil (Amylic AlcohoD;-
the whiskey Is thus deprived Of that peculiar rrIta
ting and burning taste, and becomes neutral spirit;
the second property consists In oily mucllaginOus
taste impaired to the liquor, which renders mellow
tvNp ptn Ofn 90 nFO
erty Is exhibited In the rich vnOus, nuty odor that
s impaired to the liquor which renders distinction
from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils are put up In quart TASKS; each flask
contains sufficient oil for making three hundred gal
Tons of Liquor. Full and comprehensive directions
accompany the bottles. Price, ~ per bottle.
For sale at the cornor Of st. Charles and Poydras
streets.
One bottle Of these oils Ave In number, will be
curey packed and shipped, with bill ofadng, to any
part of the country, upon the receipt Of 80 to the
address Of r. LACOUH1
New Orleans, La.
e0 Purchasers are requested, as a guarantee OF
good faith, to furnish the name OF any house In
New Orleans and we will ship them package Of the
Oils. II they do not perform all that 10 claimed for
them, they will cost nothing 4S 1yl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Bridge NOelce.

NOTICE b hereby gsvSa that Ne uNaeesAENs1 10
IN apply to he tleA, he ANAFA - NaPRxVtsess -
N Dorado CNaAty, CAhAsNlA. Il tAsk ueeafAg b Dss
eeGheF, 1881, - - saeA tAesSNeE ~ ~ sGae cAa
be heard, Tor Llceaae b kNeN IN nFAARe eerese
the Middle fore 81 TIE CssNnSea AlVeR> 81 De PsNe
known a. "lhAsAAS Hsiags>~ aF SNs yNAF AS3 he
date Of sAla license.
NArllANIEL =, BARTHOLOMEW.
November SA, 1887, ISa So
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
School Notice.

TN those School Districts In n Dorado County In
L which Trustees were not elected On the hrHt Mon.
day in October last, according to the requirements o
the law, the qualified voters requested to assem-
be at as early time possible to select such per-
sons Rs they may wish appointed Trustees
E1H- -echOOl MArShAls, Trustees and Teachers VIII
forward their returns MS early as possible.
JOHN q. EUSTIe,
sup't CON- Schools Of Fl Dorado County.
PIacervllle, October 18th, 1851
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
SInerIG's Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution ~sue ont ~ the Clerk g
Office Of the Hon. District Court Of the lTth Judi
clal District. for n Dorado county. ON n Judgment
rendered on the ath day Of November, A. D. 1851. in
favor Of John Allen and against Daniel Anderson, C.
Il. Taylor ctor H"trhtcin and I. Dcnchard f"r the
sum Of Sixteen HUI dre aud Eleven aud 44.lOJ Dol
Ars with interest thereon at the rate ~ !" per cent
per annun from the 9th day Of November 4. D. 1851,
together with the rum Of one Hundred and Seven
and s01H Dollars Of suit and accriinR costs.
have levied upon aud seized and viii expose t. pub
lie sale. at tho Court lInusr ia Paccryllic oil the 9TH
day Of December 4. u. NJ, at I" O'Clock \. VI, all
the right title INTEREST ard claim 81 the said Daniel
Anderson, e. H. Thylnr, Victor RniChtcin and T. Dem
chard Of in aud To- the foiIwlng described property,
living and being in Grernwood Township, Fl DO ado
county and STATE Of California 10 wit All II that
certain tract Of iand and mining claim on wild Cat
Rsr" on the Mddl" Fork Of the American River,
known ~ tie Gem Cn.'- Claim" Wing between and
adjoining the Wild Cat" claims AMI Peter Ives
Claims on said river; together with the hume and
all the appurtcnances and improvements on said
claim.
Sheriff. 0fhce, Plaeervir, Nov. 9th, A. d. 1867.
T.. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff of n Dorado county, Cal.
[stsl by L. B lIOrKISS, Deputy.
POStpOneIncnt.
The sale Of the above property Is postponed by re-
luest Of Plkntif and Defendants, until the 2lr inst,
at 10 o'clock A. VI. t. BOGARDUS, Sh'E,
ny ". j. BrHwELL, Under Sh'h.
December 50, 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
A Large and Valuable Ranch
For S0H0S

GITUATED about miles East Of Placcrville
~ and adjoining the Ranch Of Col. J. q, John.
son. II contains upwards Of 400 SaEes Of good
arabic land, well timbered, and the whole en-
the ranch are numerous Springs Of excellent
water, and Il is pronounced the BEST STOCK
RANCH IN THE MOUNTAINS. There are
about l9 acres Of Oats enclosed. Also, q Cot.
tagc, Out Houses, Stable. Corral, Yards, Gar.
den, &C., enclosed with Picket Fences; 10 fact,
everything to make Il desirable residence.
The whole will be sOld ct bargain. For
further particulars, apply at this ONCE, Or on
the premises, 81 CHARLES G. MARBLE.
PIscwvillsS Nay Sd. 1887.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
SAEN.

A HOUSE, AND lot ON COLOMA se~sea.
IN well arranged. with q geea well AAa oet
houses. There Is gcNd assortment ef FtSit
Trees. Grape Vines. CaFFAAt RaaAea> etc. a.
the premissA makiAg Il eAe q he WsOaa 6esssa'
ole family residences b the city.
GEO, r, JOINER
AZ "NA 81
Phesevills. October lS, lsSa.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
Dwelllag IIo1ase feF sale.

OWVsez32 1aONaS0 A0r S9ASs
TTulE uAAsrslgaeA seeEs ~ AWetalMR nNase aHA
Loa, b he rear ~ TIE RseaAytes(AA CMNReA y
ter and AaEa e. he Pee@laaA n y . eeeessAae
resaeneeN an@ 1asA RalMaWNa elAeM h NJ eeAseSNe'
tlon. FeF tsFgA cry - tAa ueAReg a Resaes@A
or 10 &AE. uANnT, EsN~ SteHa scN
PAsevvnle. o. Tea. lsuR,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

A gentleman rcgrctting the loss of his
frsk in the presence Of his second wife,
was told that no one had moro reason to
wish bis former spouse alive and we'll than
che had.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
TO Liquor Dealers and Merchants.

no LlqUOr Dealers and Merchants.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or THE OILS ne
IA cessaFy for Making and F1avorlng every vaFle.
~ OF Liquor and package OF the articles used for
giving ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH 10 Liquors, icon.
Verting 70 gallons OF Whiskey to 100 gAllonR) and
STORE, will be furnished for $50. Also, all the In
formation necessary TO conduct such an eStAblah-
ment, thus enabling the beginner 10 successfully
compete with the oldest liquor dealers.
Ps LACOUN,
New Orleans.
Lacour's CONCENTRATED ACID Tor making
VINEGAR, is put up in gallon packages At % per
pAckAgo-ln good shipping order. ODlyl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12

OF tho Spanish books, says Monies.
quieu, the only one good for anything, is
that which was written to show that all
tho rest were good for nothing.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
SEncriNS Sale.

DY virtue Of an order Of SALE issued ont of the
ID Clerks OGirr Of the Hon. District Court of
the llth Judicial Dittrct, IL Dorado County Cal.
on q Judgment rendered un the 25th day Of NOycm-
bcr. A. ID. 1851, in favor Of Jefferson Edwards and
against Josiah J. Armstrong and Isaac Alter, for
the sum Of Twenty-Five Hundred and Fifty and
lN-l00 Dollars (S22'O lS), debt, with interest
thereon at the rate Of 3 per cent per month from
the 25th Of November 4, u. 1851, together with
the sum of Forty Seven and 3O-l00 Dollars costs
Of siiit and accrIIing dOsts, will expose tn public
Ealc at the Court House in accrvillc on the 2lst
day Of December, 4. ID. 1851, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ,
all the right title, interest and claim the said de-
PENDANTS had on the I'd day Of January 1851 in and
to the following described mort gagged property Is.
ing and being i'll the county and State aforesaid ON
the road leading from racrryillc in said county to
Sacramento City, about sixteen miles from said
town Of PlacCrvillc, known as the "Dccr Creek
KanchO," and more particularly bounded and de-
scribcd as follows, to wit: Commencing at a white
oak tree standing on the north side Of said road
about one hundred and forty rods west Of the Dor
Creek House, theme running north eighty rOB to
all oak stake and stones, constituting the north
west corner; thence east, along the cdgc Oft chap
parc two hundred rods to an OAK stake and stones;
thence south eighty rods to said road thence,
crossing said road and running Il little south OF
stones; thence south one hundred and sixty rods
10 Il stake and stones thence, in line running
little north Of west, one hundred and sixty rods to
an Oak stake; thence west one hunrcd and sixty
rods to a balrd oak tree thence north hun
drcd and sixty rods to the place of beginning,
containing Four Hundred and Twenty Acres,
more Or less with all the buildings, improvements
and appurtrnanrcs thereto belonging.
Sherif's Ohicc, PlacerNillc, November 9sth, A.
D., 1851. l.. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff Of III Dorado Co., Cal,
[31tsl by W. J. DrRwRLL, Under Sh'G.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-12
DCclNrMal0m.

Il NOW all men By thee CreeeNla that I, MARY
IN JONES, Ofthe To SnshiP VI NeahCaln. CoaNIv
Of 81 Dorado and STATE Nt California, AVAGhas Hy-
self " the 6cnrht Nf the Act lASseA Anil lH lisa
entitled An Act to AulhcrtHc RAFrtCA WNAsO -
transact business In their own nAmeA - sNls Ire.
dtrs," do hereby declare NY intention - carr =
and TAnSAet the kI@UlhF desctihxA ANslNesA. h ~
own name and gu my own account a. sole trader IN
the county Aforesaid, via: That Nt RAncAlAR, Teaa,
Ing, and Raising, hVylnR and Sitting SSNeA AND IAaO
will be iNidnAlly TVePaReiele tNR aM arAaa eea>
Eactrd by me In AAid business, Aud Do declare,
mrsherm"re, that The capital iAVealeA Ia aAla kasas
meas, does not exceed the sam et Five rAcasanA
DNaTs,
In witness whereof have AerruNl~ s%a NV AanA
and sral, this i'th day Of N~VeENsF, \, D, lSAs,
MARY e., e e JONES -
STArE or CAliFNRNIA, SNorNvV ~ " naaRN On
this 18th day u NeVemkSr, \, n, lSAs, rersNaally
appeared he'Ore me, the undrtp'ENrA, Justice sf
the Peace Ia aud for the eeinty ANresAia the aHoSe
namrd Mary Jones, rrtsenAlty ANNUn ta me ~ b
the person described fN aud WAe executed the kNe>
going instrument Wha, having the aAme reed b ker
and being made AcQaalnte> y hA Tie cNA0eAn tAeFe-
or Acknowledged to me, eR eNAMlaAlleA seRAFNss
and apart tFUm her husband, that sAe eGeeNeeA Ne
same ee,y and voluntarily, tF IAe rNPPesea eAeeetA
mentioned, and WlAeal ieAR eeAAFalSAeA - sAasS
influence Of her aad husband, and Aaa Ne aOea Ase
wish to relFaet The sXscallNR ~ the eaN.e>
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