Territory of Florida
		This Indenture made the 
sixth day of June in the year of our Lord One thousand 
eight hundred and thirty five, Between Samuel Blair 
United States Marshal for the Eastern District of Florida 
of the first part and William Marvin late of Vienna in the 
state of New York but now of Key West in the said Territory 
of Florida of the second part __  Whereas by Virtue of two 
Writs of Plurese Fieri Facias, issued out of the Superior Court 
of the Eastern District of Florida, and to the said Marshal directed 
and delivered, he was commanded that of the Goods & Chattels, Lands 
and tenements of Squire Stretter and Davis Floyd, as Administrators of 
the Estate of John B. Strong, late of the District of East Florida, deceased 
to cause to be made the several Sums of Seven Hundred & thirty five 
Dollars and One hundred & eighty three Dollars and twenty five 
cents the amount actually due to satisfy Smith Gismand & Julia 
Gorham which they lately recovered in the said Superior Court 
Against the said Squire Stretter and Davis Floyd, Administrators 
as Aforesaid,  And whereas the said Marshal, by Virtue of the said 
Writs of Fieri Facias did on the fourth day of May in the year 
One thousand eight hundred & Thirty five, Levy upon seize and 
take all, the right title and interest whereof the said Squire Stretter 
and Davis Floyd as Administrators as aforesaid, were seized on the 
said fourth day of May in the year aforesaid, or at any time afterwards 
of in and to a certain tract of Land Situated in the County of 
Alachua on the Santafe River, containing One thousand Acres 
being an undivided part of part of a tract of Two thousand Acres Originally 
granted to Joseph S. Sanchez, and conveyed by him & Antonio 
Alvarez to Samuel Fairbank and by the said Samuel Fairbank 
to the aforesaid John B. Strong, deceased,  Also one other tract of 
Land in the same County containing three thousand five 
hundred Acres Situated on the south side of the Santafe River 
Originally granted to Francis R. Sanchez and by him and his wife 
conveyed to John B. Strong, deceased, and being part of a tract