Alachua County  Est Fla

then the President of the Board shall issue an order on the 
Treasurer for the amount Contracted to be paid. 
       In the matter of Streets in Newnansville it is ordered 
that the Sheriff Shall give notice to those persons who have fenced 
up the streets of Newnansville, to remove said obstructions 
and in case of noncompliance within a reasonable time, he 
shall cause such obstructions to be removed -- 
       In the matter of County taxes it is hereby ordered by the 
Board that the previous order about County taxes shall be revoked 
and there shall be twenty five per cent on the State tax 
be levied as a County tax during the present year --- 
       In the matter of expenses of keeping the prisoner Wm 
H. Watson it is ordered that the President of the Board 
audit the accounts and allow such as may appear reasonable 
and just, And order the Treasurer to pay the same when 
there shall be sufficient funds otherwise not appropriated. 
       In the matter of the Bridge at Fort Harley it is ordered 
that whenever it is approved by the Commissioners, the Treasurer will 
pay over to the Contractor the amount of the Contract. 
       It is ordered that the President of the Board, Asa 
Clark, Peter Sparkman, and Samuel Colding be paid two 
dollars each by the Treasurer for this days service --- 
       There being no further business before the Court it is 
Ordered by the Board that the Court stand adjourned until 
Monday the third day of July next. 
                               Charles F. Fitchet 
                                       Judge &c 

          Commissioners Court Special Term 
         Held at Newnansville July 3rd 1848 
       At a special term of the Court held at Newnansville 
July the 3rd day A.D. 1848.  Present Charles F. Fitchet 
President of said board and Samuel B. Colding, Asa Clark & 
Peter Sparkman Esq's Commissioners a majority of the Board 
being present the Board proceeded to business 
       In the matter of the jail it was considered that 
there shall be two additional grates put in and it is 
ordered that five dollars be paid to Asa Clark for