Eighteen hundred & Sixty Seven, and did on that
day Sell the Same at Public Auction according to
law to the Said Jane A.L. Ingram for the Sum of Four
hundred Dollars, being the highest Sum bid for the
Same -- Now therefore, Know Ye, that I the said
John O. Cosby as Sheriff by virtue of the Said Several writs
and of the Statutes in Such Cases made & provided in
Consideration of the Sum of Four hundred dollars to me
paid by the party of the Second part have granted
bargained & Sold, and by these presents do grant
bargain & Sell unto the party of the Second part her heirs
and assigns forever all the following property Viz a lot or
tract of land Situate and lying near the Town of Gainesville
Alachua County and described as follows to wit, beginning
at a Stake on the Eastern boundary of the town of Gaines
=ville and running East Two hundred & twenty yards to
                                        four
a Stake, thence North two hundred & forty^yards to a
Stake thence West to the Eastern boundary of the Town of
Gainesville to a Stake thence South along said Eastern
boundary to the point of beginning, Containing Ten acres
more or less lying & being in Section four Township Ten
Range Twenty, with all the rights titles and Interest
which the said Alexander Matheson had in Said property
Jointly & Severally, And the Same to hold as fully as I the
Said Sheriff as aforesaid under Said writs Might
or Could or ought to Sell & Convey the Same Given under
my hand and Seal this the first day of February
AD 1867
 J.C. Gardner                           John O. Cosby LS
  S.Y. Finley                                 Sheriff

      Personally appeared before me S.Y. Finley
who being duly Sworn says that he saw the foregoing
Sheriffs Deed Signed Sealed & delivered for the purposes
therein set forth Sworn to July 8th 1867
S.P. Bevill  Clk                       S.Y. Finley

      Recorded July 8th 1867
                                       S.P. Bevill  Clk

  State of Florida  }
  County of Alachua }
                     This Indenture made the Seventh day
of January AD 1867 between J.O. Cosby Sheriff of Alachua
County and State aforesaid party of the first part and
George S. Riggs of the County and State aforesaid 
of the Second part Witnesseth, that whereas, by virtue
of Sundry Executions writs of Fiera Facias issued
out of the Circuit Court, held in and for the County