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To be returned to
Charles Cros
John S. Noggs
Geo. A Ennis S.S.
Louisa Ennis S.S.
State of South Carolina & Charleston March 10th 1841. Personally appeared lounge I certify
and authenticate the foregoing instrument by him signed to be his free act and deed
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence of
Peter Cros I Clerk
Recorded in Deed Book B District of Charleston March 16th 1841
by A. C. Clerk to
the Register’s Office
March 23 1841
by Chas Cros I Clerk
I Thomas D. Wills do hereby release and discharge all the right
title and claim which I had in and unto a certain farm lying in the
town of Charleston (known as the Closses farm) by virtue of a Mortgage
dated executed by me bought M. Wilson and sold according to Indenture to Robert J. Lane
residence in Charleston page 485 & 486 Vol 3 I having received the full
amount due me and discharged said Mortgage.
Witness my hand and seal this 6th day of April 1841
For presence of
Charles Cros
Thomas D. Wills L.S.
This indenture or lease made by & between Samuel Ward of Newport
in the state of Rhode Island on the one part and Asa Noyes of the town of Charleston
in the state above mentioned on the other part, witnesseth, that said Ward by this
present agrees to lease or let to said Noyes his house dwelling 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 tackle together app
belonging to the same demise Said House is to be put into good repair in summer and suitable for
use the demanded and after said Noyes takes possession of said house she is at this offi
ce and during this lease, he is to pay on every six months said Ward three hundred dollars for
term of one year with the privilege of five years provided said Noyes keeps said house in
good order and to pay for convenience of said Ward house and furniture with all the items on
all the premises, said Ward do agree that on the said premises said Noyes is to carry on and do
to have what manner store he wants manner store is on the said premises and is to prepare a suitable
quantity of said store premises any manner during the lease, said Noyes is to improve
said premises in a good and suitable manner such as shall be convenient for him and commence on
this 30th day of March 1841 & the expiration of said lease he is to put for one year or for free rent
said Noyes is to deliver into possessable and quiet possession to Ward This of the before mentioned pre
mises in a good & condition as when the demise first began the common way said Noyes
is to have a reasonable use during the term of lease for the further performance of the foregoing
terms in hine accordance their heirs determinators administrators are assignes by these presents
be binding one another more before signing are 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 this 25
day of December coming
Signed Asa Noyes
Recorded April 13th 1841 by Chas Cros I Clerk