Agreement for the rent of Lisle's Store
Document 1784An agreement between Henry Lisle and Samuel Hodgdon for the rent of Lisle's store for the use of the Public.
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[Agreement for the Rent of Mr Lyle's Store 5 February 1794]
[Received from State Dep t Nov 24 1894 R.P O 401810]
Those Certify that we the undersigned have this day Mutually agreed — Viz Henry Lisle on the one part, Owner of a certain Store that for and in Consideration of the sum of twenty five pounds Pennsylvania Currency, well and truly paid Samuel Hodgdon in behalf of the Publick on the Other part, is this day put into full possession of said Store with liberty to Occupy it as long as he may judge Necessary convenient or proper — the rent to be made in quarterly payments or half yearly as further agreed in presents of Us the Subscribers this 5th of February 1794.
Henry Lisle
N.B. it is understood that the Rent of the above Mentioned Store is to be twenty five pounds P Annum.
Joseph Parkers
John Nicholson
Type
Autograph Letter/Document Signed
Description
An agreement between Henry Lisle and Samuel Hodgdon for the rent of Lisle's store for the use of the Public.
Date
02/05/1784
Author
Recipient
Document number
1784020590001
Page start
1
Notable persons
Samuel Hodgdon
Joseph Parker
John Nicholson
Henry Lisle
subscribers
owner
Notable items
currency
pay
store
rent
payments

