Patrick v. . Insurance Co.

The suit was brought to quiet the title to a certain parcel of land in the city of Greensboro west of and adjoining the courthouse lot, or square, being 4 feet wide and extending from West Market (formerly Main) Street 87 feet and 10 inches north from said street, it being the western half of an alley which lay between the courthouse square (sold by Solomon Hopkins to the county) and the brick building known as the Patrick or Porter Gorrell storehouse, the other, or eastern, half of the alley being part of the said courthouse lot, "the middle line of the alley being identical with the western…