4/6/1861 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · book 8 page 355 doc 11021

355 To be’r’d to Charle’s Over John S. Noggs Geo. A Ennis S.S. Lenisa Ennis S.S. Charleston, S. Carolina, March 16th 1841. Personally appeared lounge I certify and authenticate the foregoing instrument by him signed to be his free act and deed Before me Uphurst Over J. Clerk Recorded in District of Charleston, March 16th 1841 at 12 o'clock p.m. by Charles Over J. Clerk March 23, 1841 I Thomas D. Wells do hereby release and discharge all the right title and claim which I had in and to a certain farm lying in the town of Charleston (known as the Clason farm) by virtue of a Mortgage docu’t executed by Joseph M. Wilson and seconded by Robert J. Lane residence in Charleston page 485 & 486 Vol 13. Having received full amount due me and deemed it satisfied by said Mortgage. Witness my hand and seal this 6th day of April 1841 For presence of Charles Over Thomas D. Wells L.S. This indenture or lease made by & between Samuel Ward of Charleston in the state of Rhode Island on the one part and Asa Noyes of the town of Charleston in said state above mentioned on the other part, witnesseth, that said Ward by this present agrees to lease or let to said Noyes his house barn and commonly called the Ocean House with all the out buildings together with the lot of land with all the privileges and appurtenances to the same belonging, also a boat and turtle bottle appertain ing to the same premises Said Ward is to pay said boat in summer and suitable dock for the use furnished and after said Noyes takes possession of said boat she is at his expen se and during his lease, he is to pay for one year or until said Noyes shall give full notice of one year with the privilege of five years provided said Noyes shall pay full rent and to keep for duration of said lease house barn and out houses in tenantable condition as at the beginning Said Ward does agree that on the said premises and during said lease said Noyes is to have whatever maize steam grain is on the said premises and is to prepare a suitable quantity of said premises of maize annually every year during the lease, said Noyes is to improve said premises in a good and safe manner between him and some inhabitants on the 35th day of May 1840 date of the expiration of said lease he is to put for one year or for paid rent said Noyes is to deliver into possess and quiet possession to Ward This of the before mentioned pre mises in a good & condition as when the receiver first occupied the common every said Noyes is to have a reasonable use during the term of lease for the full performance of the fore going terms including one month grace determined and terminated by these presents In witness our hands sealed before signing above stating Witness John S. Noggs Asa Noyes L.S. Henry H. Gardner Geo A Ennis L.S. S. Lane Samuel Ward L.S. I hereby agree to pay the rent of the before mentioned premises by or before the 25 day of December coming Signed Asa Noyes Recorded April 13th 1841 by Chas Over J. Clerk