live oak, South sixty five degrees west, ninety and a half 
chains, thence by another line running parallel to the first 
from the said live oak to a line South thirty five degrees 
East one hundred and eleven chains, thnce by an other 
line running parallel to the second line from the said line 
to the line of commencement  North sixty five degrees East ninety 
and a half chains Bulling and Bounding to the North on 
lands of William Hale to the South on lands of Robert Mae 
Hardy and to the east & west on Vacant lands having 
such such shape form and marks corners and distances 
as are discribebed in a plat of the said said tract 
made by Don Andrew Busginin Surveyor on the twentyth 
day of April in the year of our Lord One thousand eight 
hundred and nineteen and recorded in the Office of the 
secretary of government at St. Augustine on the eighth day of 
May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred 
and nineteen a copy of which is annexed to the conveyance 
of the said tract of land by the said George I.F. Clarke 
to me the said Thomas Napier.  Also all that other piece parcel 
or tract of land situate lying and being in the Territory afore
said  On the West side of the Lagoon of the river ** other
wise called Indian River at a place called Flounder Creek 
lying to the northwest of the ***** over or crossing place from 
the Hillsborough River to the Indian River containing one 
thousand acres which said tract of land was purchased by 
the said George I.F. Clarke from William Garvin on the 
eighth day of  January in the year of our Lord one 
thousand eight hundred and twenty one South
ernmost mority or half part of a tract of two thousand 
acres granted by the Spanish Government to the said 
William Garvin on the twenty sixth day of November 
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred 
and seventeen and which is set out and limited 
by lines following that is to say by a line