 A second, more substantial structure was ordered in 1831, the contract for its construction being awarded to John Hughes for $3,420.The result, completed in 1833, was a two-story, 40x40 foot brick building surmounted by a cupola, later supplemented by separate one-story buildings erected to the north and east as wings of the main structure.The building stood on the current public square for over forty years until being torn down in 1875.