Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-22

Justices OF The feGce for GaAatin
Coanty-Zadock Aydelotte, Charles
Mick, Sol. Rathbone, James D'Wolie,
John A. Browne, Robert Martin, Chris
topher Hobson, and Thos. F. Vaught.
For Pore Connty-John l.. Moor
mick, Thos harrison, Abraham Wa
mack, William Rondeau, Benoni Lee,
Lugar Wright, Isaac Werley, VIM.
Pankey, William Gibson, Robert ks
tersen, and Abraham Shufflebarger.
And Francis Hogg, County Surveyor.
For Monroe Counfy-Samuei Bailey.
For Edgar County--John Rhea.
For Clark Counfy-Jesse Esry, Geo.
w. Fitch, and Abner Lamb.
For Wayne County-Rlsdon B. Slo-
cum, John Carson, and VIM. Frazier.
For alexander County-Philip
WAX eficld.
For Union county-George James.
FOR Edwards County-Charles Pug
sley and JOHN Levi, Jun'r.
F0r nhrfe County-Beeder Woods.
For Laurence County-Wm. Spen-
Ger, Valentine Bradley, Hugh Kinkade,
Thomas Mason, Harris M'Cord, George
W. knkade. and Samuel Club.
For Marion Couaty--s mes Roberts
Joseph Hansley, and Jesse Nichols.
For Randohh Couasy-Ichabod
Sergeant.
For Washington Couaty-James
Temple.
For Bond County-John Lauehlin,
isabel Enloe, John Gilmore, Henry
Williams, David Smith, Jonathan Ber.
ry, Thomas B. Waite, Leonard Goss.
Samuel Dixon, jesse H. Alexander,
James B. Rutherford, John Mon,gome.
Ty, John Russell, isham Reavis, Thomas
Nichols, and Michael Dodd.
For Fayette County--James Gallo
way, kussei Botstord, Enoch Wakefield,
William Nichols, Henry Innan, Bird
A. Miles, Zeia X. Walwood, and John
Depew.
For Montgomery County--Jos. Will
ians, Edward S. Townsend, John Steel,
John M'Adams, James Wright. Hiram
Rountree, Israel Seward, and Joseph
Wright.
For Sangamo Coun.y-Jas. Turlev,
Austin Croker, Aaron HaNlev. And
James c. Stephenson, County Surveynr.
For 81. Gar County--Daniei S.
Wnter.
For Pike County-James w. Whit.
ney, Levi Roberts, Amos Bancroft, Blee-
low L. Fenlon, Stephen Dewey, and
John bouiter. Aud Stephen Dewey,
County Surveyor.
For Madison county 49, u so:ge G..
A lien, and William S. Barr.
For Greene CountY--O liver K83es.
Mr.. Beard Introduced bill to esta-
blish Stale Prison; which was ordered
to be read IN committee OF the whole TO-
morrow.
Mr. Kinney, from the committee an.
pointed to inquire into The expectancy of
erecting building for the residence OF
the Governor, reported bill for that
purpose; which was read and ordered
to second reading.
Mr.. Kinney introduced a bill to mark
and lay out road from Edwardsviie to
Shawnee,own; which was read the first
and second times, (the rule being dis
pensed with) and ordered TO be enpross-
I'd tor third reading Tomorrow.
The bills from the House of Reore-
sentatives entitled An act Supplemental
to an act entitled an act for the benefi, of
the inhabitants of Cahoka and Prairie
Du Pont, and An act for the relief of
Alexander II Mitchell, were read The
third time and passed.
The bill for the relief of Joel WRIGHT
and John Tillson, jr. was read the third
Tine and passed.
The engrossed bill TO establish Re-
corder's office at the seat of government,
was read the third time and passed.
The bill to repeal the act defining the
boundaries of Pike county, and for other
purposes, was read the second time. and
on the question Shall the bill be read the
third time? decided in the negative.
The bill forming new county out of
the attached part of Pike county, was, on
motion of Mr.. Caldwell, indefinitely post
poned.
The bill entitled An act regulating ad-
ministrators, descent ofintestate's estates,
and for other purposes, was amended and
passed.
Wednesday, Fe6ruarn s.