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Senate February 5th, 1823. -

[Order for the Bill granting a Lottery to be laid on the table]

On motion of Mr. Dunn, Ordered that the Bill granting a lottery for the benefit of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal, be taken from the files and laid on the table.

[Report on Petition]

Mr. Bond from the Committee, on the petition of Joseph F. Wingate and others, reported that they have leave to bring in a Resolve: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence: came up concurred. -

[Bill making further provisions for preservation of Fish in Union River]

Bill making further provision for the preservation of Fish in Union River Bay and its waters, was read a second time and passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the House. -

[Bill to prevent costs in Crim: Prosecutions]

Bill to prevent the creation of unnecessary costs in criminal prosecutions, was read once and committed, and ordered that 200 copies be printed for the use of the Legislature; tomorrow at ten oclock assigned for a second reading. - Read a second time and passed to be engrossed; sent down for concurrence. -

[Report relative to the removal of James M. Rogers]

Report of the Committee relative to the removal of James M. Rogers, which was read and accepted yesterday and sent to the House for concurrence, came up concurred. -

[Report on Petition of Wm. Norwood]

Order of the House that the petition of William Norwood and others be taken from the files of the Senate and sent dow [down], was read and concurred, and the papers were sent down. Bill

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-Senate February 5th 1823.
+Senate February 5th, 1823. -
 [Order for the Bill granting a Lottery to be laid on the table]
-On motion of Mr. Dunn, ordered that the Bill granting a lottery for the benefit of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal, be taken from the files and laid on the table.
+On motion of Mr. Dunn, Ordered that the Bill granting a lottery for the benefit of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal, be taken from the files and laid on the table.
 [Report on Petition]
-Mr. Bond from the Committee on the petition of Joseph F. Wingate and others, reported that they have leave to bring in a Resolve: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence: came up concurred.
+Mr. Bond from the Committee, on the petition of Joseph F. Wingate and others, reported that they have leave to bring in a Resolve: Read, accepted and sent down for concurrence: came up concurred. -
 [Bill making further provisions for preservation of Fish in Union River]
-Bill making further provision for the preservation of Fish in Union River Bay and its waters, was read a second time and passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the House.
-[Bill to prevent costs in Crim. Prosecutions]
+Bill making further provision for the preservation of Fish in Union River Bay and its waters, was read a second time and passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the House. -
-Bill to prevent the creation of unnecessary costs in criminal prosecutions, was read once and committed, and ordered that 200 copies be printed for the use of the Legislature; tomorrow at ten oclock assigned for a second reading.
-Read a second time and passed to be engrossed; sent down for concurrence.
+[Bill to prevent costs in Crim: Prosecutions]
+Bill to prevent the creation of unnecessary costs in criminal prosecutions, was read once and committed, and ordered that 200 copies be printed for the use of the Legislature; tomorrow at ten oclock assigned for a second reading. -
+Read a second time and passed to be engrossed; sent down for concurrence. -
 [Report relative to the removal of James M. Rogers]
-Report of the Committee relative to the removal of James M. Rogers, which was read and accepted yesterday and sent to the House for concurrence, came up concurred.
-[Report on Petition of Wm Norwood]
+Report of the Committee relative to the removal of James M. Rogers, which was read and accepted yesterday and sent to the House for concurrence, came up concurred. -
-Order of the House that the petition of William Norwood and others be taken from the files of the Senate and sent dow, was read and concurred, and the papers were sent down.
+[Report on Petition of Wm. Norwood]
+Order of the House that the petition of William Norwood and others be taken from the files of the Senate and sent dow [down], was read and concurred, and the papers were sent down.
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