Teritory of Florida
Alachua County
		   Personly appeared before 
me William M. Reed an acting Justice of the 
Peace in and for the said County, James Gibbons 
who being duly sworn deposeth and sayeth that 
some time in the fall of eighteen hundred and 
thirty two the deponent witnessed a contract 
mutually entered into between Thomas Cotton Standly 
and John Standly Jr his Brother that all the 
property that the said Cotton Standly Owned at 
that time in case of his death and the said 
John Standly should survive and any and 
all that he the said Thomas Cotton Standly might 
accumulate before his death was given and 
bequeathed to his said brother John Standly 
viz   About two hundred head of stock Cattle 
one mare and colt one horse &c and the 
deponent further saith that he has repeately heard 
the Aforesaid Thomas Cotton Standly assurt 
the same since And also a short time before 
his death
				James Gibbons
Sworn to and subscribed
this 19th day of November
AD 1835
			Wm M. Reed
				J.P.
True Copy Recorded this 23rd 
      day of November -  1835
			I. Garrason Clk
				C.C.A.C.