Regular Session February 3. 1845.

Present Chief Justice, , , , , and Associate Justices— , Assessor and Collector of the 3rd. Ward reported two dollars and one cent as delinquencies on personal property for the year 1843 and Petitioned for abatement of the same and the Court ordered the same to be abated. reported five dollars fifty two and a half cents as delinquencies on personal property in 2nd. Ward and Petitioned for an abatement of the same, and the Court ordered same to be abated— Assessor and Collector of the Fourth Ward reported his list of taxes for the year 1843 and petioned for an abatement of fifteen dollars and eighty one cents which the court allowed, provided he still continues to try and find the delinquents and collect same.

Assessor and Collector of the First Ward reported the following Lots on which Taxes remain due and unpaid for the year 1843 with the Certificate of the that the same had been advertized for sale on the 15th. day of February Instant and prayed that Judgment might be rendered accordingly to wit—

The Court ordered the foregoing lots to be sold according to the Ordinance [p. 10]