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[1823 January 31.]

Adjourned to half past two oclock P.M. -

Afternoon.

[Resolve authorizing town of Sullivan to abate taxes]

Resolve authorizing the Town of Sullivan to abate the taxes on Sullivan Bridge, passed to be engrossed in the House, came up for concurrence; was read and concurred. -

[Bill to divide the town of N. Yarmouth committee of conferrence [conference] on]

Bill additional to an act to divide the Town of North Yarmouth &c. came up and the House insist upon their vote by which they referred the Bill to the next Legislature; and the Senate insist upon their vote of nonconcurrence in the reference: - and On motion of Mr. Usher ordered that Messrs. Witham and Usher be a Committee to confer with a Committee on the part of the House upon the subject of the difference of the two Houses upon said Bill; and that a message be sent to the House informing them of the same. -

The Senate then adjourned to nine o'clock tomorrow morning. -

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+[1823 January 31.]
+Adjourned to half past two oclock P.M. -
+Afternoon.
+[Resolve authorizing town of Sullivan to abate taxes]
+Resolve authorizing the Town of Sullivan to abate the taxes on Sullivan Bridge, passed to be engrossed in the House, came up for concurrence; was read and concurred. -
+[Bill to divide the town of N. Yarmouth committee of conferrence [conference] on]
+Bill additional to an act to divide the Town of North Yarmouth &c. came up and the House insist upon their vote by which they referred the Bill to the next Legislature; and the Senate insist upon their vote of nonconcurrence in the reference: - and
+On motion of Mr. Usher ordered that Messrs. Witham and Usher be a Committee to confer with a Committee on the part of the House upon the subject of the difference of the two Houses upon said Bill; and that a message be sent to the House informing them of the same. -
+The Senate then adjourned to nine o'clock tomorrow morning. -