the undersigned a Commissioner appointed by the
Governer of the State of Florida and duly Commissioned
and qualified to take acknowledgements of deeds
in the State of California that are to be recorded
in the State of Florida personally appeared Chas W.
Brush, well known to me to be a party grantor
named in and who executed the foregoing Deed,
and in his own name and also in the name of
the above named grantor Julia A. Van Ness
Acknowledged in the form of Law the above
deed to be his own act and deed and the
act and deed of the said Julia A. Van Ness by him
the said Charles W. Brush done and executed
by virtue of a letter of attorney to him for that
purpose granted by the said Julia A. Van Ness to
the end that the same as such might be
recinded And further that said letter of Attorney
is duly recorded in the Clerks office of Alachua
County in said State of Florida in book L
page 847 &c.
In testimony whereof I hereunto subscribe
my name and attach my official seal
this Fifth day of December A.D. One thousand
Eight hundred & Eighty two.
                         Pelham W. Ames
                 Commissioner of deeds for Florida
                 residing at Sanfrancisco California

(Pelham W. Ames         )        Recorded Feby 10th 1883
(Commissioner of Deeds  )
( for Florida           )        J.A. Carlisle
(Sanfrancisco California)                 Clerk
                                 per Geo W. Sparkman
                                            D.C.
State of Florida }(John R. Bevill To Jackson Trapp)
Alachua County   } Know all men by these presents that
John R. Bevill of the a foresaid State & County for and in
Consideration of the sum of Six hundred & forty Dollars to him
in hand paid by Jackson Trapp of the County of Alachua
in the State of Florida, The receipt where of I do hereby
acknowledge have granted bargained sold and Conveyed and
by these presents do grant bargain sell and Convey unto the
said Jackson Trapp. All of that certain lot piece tract
or parcel of land situated lying and being in the County of
Alachua in the State of Florida particularly known and
described as follows To Wit,
Commencing at a point where the public road