Docket of the Municipal Court of the City of Nauvoo on Revenue, 5 February 1844–5 May 1845
Docket of the Municipal Court of the City of Nauvoo on Revenue, 5 February 1844–5 May 1845
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“Docket of the Municipal Court of the City of Nauvoo on Revenue,” , Hancock Co., IL, 5 Feb. 1844–5 May 1845; handwriting of and ; signatures of ; eleven pages; CHL.
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Assessor and Collector of the second 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 advertised to be sold on the 15th. day of February instant between the hours of nine A. M. and three P. M. and prayed that Judgment might be rendered accordingly to wit
| Valuation | Tax | ||||
| James Moffit | 850 | 4.25 | 160 acres n. W. qr. sec 31. t 7. r 8 w, | ||
| Chauncey Robinson | 60 | 30 | 15 acres pt. sec 25 t 7. r. 8 w. |
<entered by mistake— this case being laid over till next Session>
The Court ordered the foregoing lots to be sold according to the Ordinance
Total on the foregoing judgments 59 <54> Lots valued $7420 <4470> tax 37.10 <22.35> Costs 3.54 <3.24>.
Assessor and Collector for the 1st. Ward
Assessor and Collector for the 2nd. Ward.
Assessor and Collector for the 3rd. Ward and
Assessor and Collector for the 4th. Ward
for the year 1844 having severally returned to the their lists of Taxable property for their respective Wards, the same were presented to the Court and received the sanction thereof.
Court adjourned to their next Regular Session
clerk
February 7th. 1845 The of the Municipal Court presented a copy of the foregoing 59 lots with their Blocks, Valuations, Amount of Tax, and the order of the Court thereon to the Marshall of the City agreeable to the Ordinance thereon
clerk
The Court abated the valuation in Ward No. 3, Collector, from twenty five dollars to ten dollars on land belonging to the hers of James Doyle— and allowed the accordingly— Court suspended judgment on all farming lands in the bills presented and ordered the same to be laid over till next Session as unfinished business— the presented a <fee> bill due the several members of the Court amounting to 188.45¾ including the present Session. which Bill the Court ordered to be referred to the to be disposed of as he should think proper—
Clerk [p. 13]
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Signature of Willard Richards.
Signature of Willard Richards.
Signature of Willard Richards.
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