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Introduction to Rigdon, Smith & Cowdery for the use of JS v. Woodworth Docket Entry, circa 31 July 1837 [Rigdon, Smith & Cowdery for the use of JS v. Woodworth]

Docket Entry, circa 31 July 1837 [Rigdon, Smith & Cowdery for the use of JS v. Woodworth]

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Asterisk (*) denotes a "featured" version, which includes an introduction and annotation Promissory Note from Eli Woodworth, 19 September 1836 Docket Entry, circa 31 July 1837 [ Rigdon, Smith & Cowdery for the use of JS v. Woodworth ]
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for the use of Joseph Smith, jr. vs Eli Woodworth.
Debt $1.68
Jus’t. fees 33
Wit. " 25
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July 31, 1837. The parties attended with out process, the produced a note, of which the following is a copy:
“$5.88. Sept. 19, 1836.”
“Due , or bearer, for value received, five dollars & eighty eight cents.” (signed) “Eli Woodworth.”
And the defendant claimed a set off of book acc[ou]nt of $3.50, as per filled. An oath was administered to the defendant who testified to his account, and also to Wm. Tenny Jr. who testified that he knew defendant performed labor for . Whereupon the ballance was struck and judgment rendered against said Eli Woodworth, for the sum of one dollar and sixty eight cents debt, and $0.58 cents costs.
September 15, 1837, Execution issued to const. [19 lines blank] [p. 135]
for the use of Joseph Smith, jr. vs Eli Woodworth.
Debt $1.68
Jus’t. fees 33
Wit. " 25
25
July 31, 1837. The parties attended with out process, the produced a note, of which the following is a copy:
“$5.88. Sept. 19, 1836.”
“Due , or bearer, for value received, five dollars & eighty eight cents.” (signed) “Eli Woodworth.”
And the defendant claimed a set off of book account of $3.50, as per filled. An oath was administered to the defendant who testified to his account, and also to Wm. Tenny Jr. who testified that he knew defendant performed labor for . Whereupon the ballance was struck and judgment rendered against said Eli Woodworth, for the sum of one dollar and sixty eight cents debt, and $0.58 cents costs.
September 15, 1837, Execution issued to const. [19 lines blank] [p. 135]
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