" James W. Marshall, in a letter dated January 28, 1856, and addressed to Charles E. Pickett, gave the following account of the gold discovery: "Toward the end of August, 1847, Captain Sutter and I formed a copartnership to build and run a sawmill upon a site selected by myself (since known as Coloma).

At the same time Captain Sutter, myself, and Isaac Humphrey entered into a copartnership to dig gold.

I looked on this Tour to the Hebrides as a copartnership between Dr. Johnson and me.

coexistence, concomitance, company, association, companionship; partnership, copartnership; coefficiency^. concomitant, accessory, coefficient; companion, buddy, attendant, fellow, associate, friend, colleague; consort, spouse, mate; partner, co-partner; satellite, hanger on, fellow-traveller, shadow; escort, cortege; attribute.

When the agreement is in writing, it is called "articles of copartnership."

To this end it is required: (a) that the articles of copartnership be in writing, and that they be published and recorded; (b) that the amount contributed by the special partners be actually paid in; (c) that the names of the special partners do not appear in the firm name; (d) that they take no active part in the management of the business.

Our Confederacy is perfectly illustrated by the terms and principles governing a common copartnership.

The joint earnings of the marriage copartnership in all the States belong legally to the husband.

We have not a single State in the Union where the wife's earnings inside the marriage copartnership are owned by her.

These enterprises were carried on at first by individuals trading on their own capital of skill and courage; but when the French laws came into more active operation in the seat of their exploits, the desperadoes formed themselves, for mutual protection, into copartnerships, which were the terror of the country.

By Hurst and Yount, a copartnership consisting of Robert Hurst & Marion Gale Yount.

By Hurst and Yount, a copartnership consisting of Robert Hurst & Marion Gale Yount.

The rules of kinship determined eineachlann (ain-yach-long)"honor value", the assessed value of status, with its correlative rights, obligations, and liabilities in connection with all matters civil and criminal; largely supplied the place of contract; endowed members of the clan with birthrights; and bound them into a compact social, political, and mutual insurance copartnership, self-controlled and self-reliant.

Later, and after much oft-repeated good advice given to each separately and to both together, Honoré Grandissime persuaded them that Clotilde could make excellent use of a portion of her means by reenforcing Frowenfeld's very slender stock and well filling his rather empty-looking store, and so they signed regular articles of copartnership, blushing frightfully.

Their hearts had found utterance across the lips, and the future stood waiting for them on the threshold of a new existence, to usher them into a perpetual copartnership in all its joys and sorrows, its disappointments, its imperishable hopes, its aims, its conflicts, its rewards; and the truethe greatthe everlasting God of love was with them.

It was, however, a limited copartnership, and expired at bedtime.