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239 [1823 February 6.] [Bill relating to Districting] State for the choice of Representatives to congress &c and nonconcur the House in their amendment of said Bill; and they adopt a further amendment by substituting a new section instead of the former second section; sent down for concurrence: came up concurred.

[Bill to organize and govern the Militia] Bill additional to an Act to organize, govern and discipline the militia of this State, was read a second time and passed to be engrossed; sent down for concurrence.

[Message proposing amendment to the Act authorizing the Sup. Jud. Court to lay out highways] Message from the House by Mr. Child their Clerk. "Mr. President, the House of Representatives propose an amendment in the engrossed Bill entitled "an Act authorizing the Supreme Judicial Court to lay out or alter public Highways in certain cases" by inserting at A. in the second section of the Bill the words "may be taken from either or all the counties through which read or contemplated road shall pass and" The Senate concur with the House in the said amendment, and a Message was sent to the House informing them of the same.

[Bill enacted] Mr. Witham from the Committee on engrossed Bills reported a Bill respecting the returns of votes for Representatives in district, to be truly copied and it was passed to be enacted, also [Resolve passed] Resolve to ascertain the number of Deaf and Dumb persons in this State, and it was passed. Bill