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11/09/2005 17:03 3035823006 GIIPIN COIJJTY PAGE 02/07 <br />lilllin IIIiI glll IIIHI 11111111111 IIIII Ili Illll IIII IIII <br />DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY <br />The character of said property so sough[ to be declarefl <br />and lawfully described and referrefl under original CERTIFICATE <br />Nq.: see exhibit A-2 and is brought forward and is sow PILED <br />FOR RECORD at 61;psy County Recorflers Office. <br />Originally made Patent Dy Presid@at of the Vnited States of <br />America: ens eY>.+ti+t a_~ pnt en q in cestimoay granted to: <br />Gee evhihit a_I patnara (certified copysattachedl. <br />Also: Attached "Exhibit A" a legal/lawful description paceneed <br />as part oz partial of land se declared Patent as: °It is the <br />only way to perfece as instrincent PILED FOR RECORD ae the Title <br />is now bed ih My name." Niicnx v, Jackson 118391_13. PET (QS). <br />Alao; all questions of fact decided Dy she general land office <br />are binding everywhere and injunctions and mandamus proceeding. <br />sill nOt lie against it. r3 hPl id v. h Roos sr and R neiv~ <br />NOTICE IN EFFECT OF HOMESTEAD <br />A grant of land is a public law standing on the statute <br />books of the State, and is notice to every subsequene purchaser <br />seder any conflicting sale made atteraarfl. w: Haman v. Gae[re11 <br />~d~ <br />Also; Nhere the united States hoe parted with tiele by a patent <br />Lawfully issued and upon surveys lawfully made by itself and <br />approved by the proper department, the Title so granted camoc <br />be impaired by the suASequenc survey made by the governmehc <br />[Peas ral or State[ for its own purposes. woe v. bands 13 <br />La.Ann. 128. <br />The existing system of land transfer is a long sad tedious <br />process involving the observance of many formalities ahd techni- <br />calities, a failure to observe any ono of which may def sac title, <br />even when these have been most carefully complied with, and <br />where the title has been traced co it's source, the purchaser <br />must at hie peril, there always being, in 6pite of the utmost <br />Care and expenditure, the possibility Chat his title may turn <br />out bad. Y- k ~1 Tn n cys em py. 209 <br />This land and all appurtenances now DECLARED A HOI~5TEAD, <br />by Land Patent, via an ateachefl Presidsntidl Executive Order, <br />[Page Two of Three.( <br />