1/6/1846 · MORTGAGE DISCHARGE · book 7 page 203 doc 9849

208 Know all men That I Susan Austin of Charlestown Single Woman, in and in consideration of the sum of seventy five dollars to me paid by John Stanton and Ann Stanton of Charlestown R. I Members of the Narragansett tribe of Indians, the receipt whereof I do hereby acknowledge do hereby grant, grant Bargain Sell and convey unto them the Said John Stanton and Ann Stanton with all land containing about seven Acres more or less with a dwelling house thereon situated bounded as follows by lands of Sam Tobe, while further to the East day purchase of Said Tobe & others by under the direction of the Commission of Said Tribe. I do Have and to hold the Said premises with the Privileges and appurtenances thereof To them the Said Store and Ann in according to the laws customs and usages which regulates the affairs of Said Tribe, and the Said Store and Ann for my heirs forever. Agreed and attended to the same witnessed with the Said Store and Ann. and before the unders. say they are duly sworn That the same services of the persons aforesaid that the same are free and clear of all encumbrances That I would en- vent and defend the Same to them the Said Store and Ann to hold as aforesaid against the lawful claims and demands of all persons appearing against it. Provided However that this present are on conditions That if the said Store and Ann shall fail to pay the balance of mortgage, Said Store and Ann cannot be put out of the Said Store Plantation or wherever may succeed him as commissioner of Said Tribe the aforesaid sum of seventy five dollars with the Interest thereon arriving in one year from the date hereof then this Deed is null and shall be made void and of no more effect Therefore this indenture is force in law. Witness our signatures herunto set my hands and seal This Twenty third day of September in 1845 Sgn present of John the hoop Rev. I Jay Susan Austin L.S. State of Rhode Island & Provinceley September 23, 1845 Washington Co. Personally appeared the within named Susan Austin hereunto Acknowledged the within instrument to be her free act and Deed Before Me John the hoop Justice of the Peace. Charlestown Day 13^th 1845 I do of Thomas Austin thirty five dollars in part pay of the within Mortgage. John Stanton Comr. August 27-1845 I do of Thomas Austin thirty Dollars in part pay of the within Mortgage. John Stanton Comr. On the 2^day of December 1845 I do of Susan Austin by the hand of Thomas Susan her Father The sum of sixteen Dollars and seventy six cents which is in full for the Balance of the Mortgage principal & Interest and hereby discharge her the Said person her heirs and Assigns from all liabilities on account of the same. Witness my hand and seal in Presence of Celia Stanton Recording Day 6 Dec By John Stanton J. Clerk. John Stanton Comr. L.S.