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1/27/1866 · LEASE · book 9 page 74 doc 3992

From BURTON WILLIAM life
To NOYES ASA life, POTTER JOSEPH O life
Consideration three hundred and ninety two dollars
Premises half an acre · lot of land (Charleston)

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◀ 1865 · DEED · KENYON CYRUS B; KENYON DORCAS P → BURTON WILLIAM · book 9 p 15

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▶ 1868 · DEED · NOYES ASA → POTTER JOSEPH O · book 9 p 248

The instrument's own words

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74 day of January, AD 1866, together with the lawful interest that may accrue thereon, hereby this deed as also a certain note of hand given by me the said George F. Davis to the said George W. Potterson for the aforesaid sum of three hundred and ninety two dollars bearing the same date with these presents and made payable to the said George W. Potterson or order thereof seven years after date without interest, shall be void otherwise to be and remain null and void and of no effect. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this ninth day of January AD 1866. By presence of John Gordon [illegible] George F. Davis L.S. M. Ella Davis L.S. Washington dc [illegible] Charleston S C 9 th the 1866 Then personally appeared George F. Davis and M. Ella his wife and acknowledged that foregoing instrument to them direct subject to the third act of congress of 1866 a certain lot of land lying in Charleston containing half an acre, bounded on the south by the land of the said William Burton on the east by a building on the north and by land of George W. Potterson or however the same may be limited The said Sid Stages and Joseph Q. Potter are to take immediate possession of said premises and have the privilege of building on the same to hold and use and enjoy said premises and building for duration and term of five years from the date of to give up possession of said premises or any buildings which they may erect thereon of building stages any other and any buildings which they may erect thereon that the said Sid Stages and Joseph Q. Potter shall for their duty hereby agree to pay to said William Burton his heirs representatives executors or administrators yearly and every year the sum of two dollars the first payment to be deemed null and payable on the 25th day of March annually and every year on succeeding the 25th day of which so long as they hold and enjoy said premises the said William Burton agree to pay all taxes assessed against said premises during said term and the said Sid Stages and Joseph Q. Potter agree to pay for those things which may be caused against said land and any all buildings which they may erect thereon during said term In witness whereof the parties aforesaid have hereunto set their hands and seals on the day and date first written Wm. H. Burton L.S. Sid Stages L.S. Joseph Q. Potter L.S. In presence of Henry Cross [illegible] [illegible] Received for deed Jan 9th 1866 at 4 o'clock p.m. and Received by Chas Cross x 4 dol

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