Alachua County  Est Fla
       The whole number of votes given for the Office of Justices of the Peace 
in the first District was sixteen votes (16) and of these votes Thomas J. Prevatt
received the number of fifteen votes (15) and Samuel W. Burnett received sixteen votes (16) --- 
       The whole number of votes given for the Office of Justices of the 
Peace of the sixth District was eight votes and of these votes Daniel 
Lynn received seven votes (7) and Andrew Robb received seven votes (7) 
       The whole number of votes given for the Office of Justices of 
the Peace of the fifth District was twelve votes (12) and of these Henry 
Bochknight received twelve votes (12) and John S. Livingston received 
eleven votes (11) ---             In witness whereof we have hereunto 
                                Set our hands this 7th day of July A.D. 1851 
                                       Charles F. Fichet Judge of Probate 
                                         John W. Burnett 
                                          M. Obryon 

      Commissioners Court Special term August 9th 1851 
              Present the Hon' C.F. Fitchet Judge of Probate and 
President of said Board of Comm'r, Samuel B. Colding, Elija Barrow 
and George L. Brown Commissioners of the County of Alachua a quorum 
being present the Board proceeded to business --- 
      Order 1st The Order of laying the County of Alachua into 
Justices Districts on the 2nd day of April 1851, so far as the first Justice
District is Concerned be and it is hereby recinded.  At the line of said 
Justices District Commence at the mouth of Rocky Creek and Continue 
up said Creek to the head of said Creek, there intersect the road running 
from Fort Harley to Fort Clark from thence on said road to Fort 
Clark, from Fort Clark on the road leading from Fort Clark to Levy County 
line on said County line to the Sewanee River from thence up said River 
to the mouth of Santafee River, up said River to the mouth of Rocky 
Creek the place of Commencement --- 
      Order 2nd   William Dell the County Treasurer presented his 
accounts and vouchers for examination, and it being examined by the 
County Commissioners.  And on examination they find remaining in the 
hands of the Treasurer the sum of five hundred and fifty three dollars 
and eighty one cents ($553. 81) and after examination of said acc'ts 
and vouchers find them to be correct it is therefore ordered that the 
said accounts and vouchers be received and passed --- 
         Order 3rd   It is hereby ordered by the County Commissioners