Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-03-06

Iiore Justice OF the Peace, OF before any
Circuit Court of this State
Sec. 10. 1t shall be the duty of the Treas.
'ur4r TO correspond with the said Attorney Gen
eriil and States Attorneys, and to obtain all the
information possible, on the subject of the said
State Bank, and to lay the whole, in one gener
|al report before the next General Assembly.
and the said Treasurer is hereby required 10
call on the Attorney General for advice and
direction in all cases where any question of
law may be involved, and as to the mode of
proceeding in all cases for the collection of
debts, &c.
Sec. Ii. The Treasurer shall, as soon as
may be, after the passage of this act, with the
aid and assistance of the Attorney General.
States Attorneys and directory of the Bank
ascertain whether any balance be due. from
the late Cashiers of branch Banks or other Of.
Ificers, who have had the collection of money
due to the State Bank, and if any, to cause
suits to be brought on their bonds or otherwise
as the case may be.
SEC. l2. The Attorney General, and States
Attorneys, shall be allowed an additional com.
lpensation, at two and a half per cent, upon al,
moneys hereafter collected by them and ac.
counted for, in full of all duties epioined unon
them by this act. And it shall be the duty of
the Treasurer to furnish the said Attorney
General, and States Attorneys with copies Of
all receipts for costs paid by said Bank, and
which remain uncollected.
AN ACT to authorize August Tugaw, of Wabash
County, to erect dam the bar at Coffee Island.
to improve the navigation of the Great Wabash
River, and for manufacturing purposes.
SECI BE enacted by the DpoDIe of fbp tnf, of M
nots represented in the General Assembly, That Au-
lgust I1gaw, of Wabash County be, and he hereby
REED to erect and build dam across the chan
mel or branch of the Wabash River, running on the
western or Illinois side of Coffee Island to extend
from tie Illinois shore, along the top of the bar or
ledge OF rocks to the head of said Island as eoneu
plated by said Smith-the same to be built of good
anu durable materials, so as to constitute perma-
nent and tight dam, of not less than three feet in
height from the common surface of the rock on said
bar.
SEC. 2. That said August Tugaw be, and he is
hereby authorized to take out either through a race
or forebay, at or above said DAM sufficient quantity
Of water to prope any Mills or Machinery, that he
may think proper to establish at or near said dam.
Provided, always, that the quantity of water so ia
ken out OF the river, applied to the purposes afore
said, shall not prejudice the navigation of said river
by reducing the water below three feet, the reouir
led depth in the channel which passes along the cas-
tern side of the Island: And, Provided further that
the said August Tugaw shall not be entitled to the
benefits and privileges conferred and granted by this
act, unless he shall have SAID dam completed within
two years from the first day of November next; and
that all the privileges and advantages granted to the
said August Tugaw by this act, shall be, and the
same are hereby granted and extended to his heirs
executors, and assigns, SO long the dam aforesaid
shall obviously improve the navigation of the aioIe-
said river.