Alvania A. Barnett and Mattie F. Knox who acknowledged
that they signed the foregoing deed for the purposes therein
expressed that they did so freely and voluntarily
and of their own accord witness my hand and
seal on this the 21st lay of July AD 1882
                             J.W. Smith (LS)
State of Florida }                 JP
Alachua County   } Before the Subscriber a Justice
of the Peace in and for said County personally Came
J.D. Knox who being duly Sworn says that he
Saw E.D. Barnett Albania A. Barnett W.M. Knox
and Mattie F. Knox sign the foregoing deed and that
he together with C.N. Merry Signed the Same as wit-
nesses Sworn to and Subscribed before me this
21st day of July AD 1882 }
         J.W. Smith      }       J.D. Knox
             JP          }
                         }
  Recorded October 11th 1882
                   J.A. Carlisle
                            Clerk
 Camp Bros To John I. Ricker
          "Deed"
State of Florida }
Alachua County   } Know all men by these presents
that we Robert J. Camp John S. Camp Benjamin Camp
and Annie S. Camp his wife of the aforesaid County and
State for and in Consideration of the Sum of One hundred
and Thirty four dollars to them in hand paid by John I.
Ricker of the County of Alachua in the State of
Florida the receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge
have granted bargained sold and Conveyed and by these
presents do grant bargain Sell and Convey unto him
the said John I. Ricker all of that Certain lot piece
tract or parcel of land Situated lying and being in the
County of Alachua in the State of Florida particularly
known and described as follows to wit:
All of lot Number Two in block number three
in the Village of Campville in said State and County.
The said Grantee binds himself and his heirs administrators
executors and assigns not to keep or allow any person
or persons to keep intoxicating liquors of any kind on
said lot for sale. If the said Grantee his heirs execu-
tors administrators or assigns shall fail to Comply with
this obligation then this deed shall be null and void
and the said lot shall revert to the grantors hereof
or their heirs.
Together with all and Singular the tenements