Madison County: 1823

The first two attempts to create the new Madison County have fallen through. Temporary commissioners have come to Andersontown from other counties twice, and twice they have failed to complete the requirements set out by the state legislature to designate a location for a county courthouse. The state legislature has ordered one last meeting of temporary commissioners to meet at the Berry Inn in Andersontown to set the location of the new county courthouse. Only the Berry family has submitted a proposal of land for the courthouse, but the land survey required for the proposal has gone missing. Without the land survey, the commissioners will not be able to approve the building of the new courthouse and the new county cannot be formed. You have one hour to find a way into the Berry cabin and to find the land survey before the commissioners arrive on their long journey. The fate of the new Madison County is up to you!