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e increase TIE pumber Of trustees to twenty-five.
Eo, which vas adopted.
So he bill passed,


4 increase TIE pumbsr Of trustees to twenty-five.
80, which vas adopted.
So Tie bill passed
HASHAH HIGB sczooL-EIeHLAND COLLEGE.
Mr. sAlARTPs bill tII8) to change the name Of
Hannah High School, to Hannah Highland College
was considered and passed the third and last feaa
ing in the House Of Representatives; and on motion
by Mr. Smartt ordered TO be forthwith transmItteq
10 the Senate. @
HUMPHREYS COUNTY.
Nv MICKLEY'S bill 117) to consolidate the
Offices of Surveyor and EntTytaker in Humphreys
county, was considered and passed the thlra ana
last reading in the Houss Of Representatives. by
yeas 66, nays 2
Mr. TBOMPsON's bill (l3S) to incorporate Nc
Gains Academy in Maury county, was taken up ana
passed lie third and last reading in the House OF
Representatives
JOHN BLAIR AND OTHERS.
Mr. TURNER of Roanes bill Q50) authorizing
the State to pay John Blair, James Johnston, and
others s. T65 %, coming up
Mr. TURNER of Roane called for the reading Of
! a psper making a statement of the case by Hon.
Ebenezer Alexander and others, of Knoxville, com
missioners specially appointed for this purpose;
which was done, and then Mr. 7. asked Mr. Dunlap
10 make a statement Of the case to the House.
Mr. DUNLAP complied, and explained as hereto
fore given.
Mr. THOMPSON suggested clerical error Of $50
"a discrepancy between the report Of the commit
tee and the bill
1 Mr. WHITE Of Hamilton said the error was in the
report-not in the bill
Mr. ROWLES made further statements Of the
merits Of the claim, and of proceedings thereupon
Mr. WILSON objected, and moved 10 strlke Gus
that portion Of the alleEance 10 these parties Tor
| attorneys fees aud travelling expenses.
| Mr. DUNLAP suggested to take one claim at q
! time.
1 Mr. THOMPSON said that could not be done, for
! the oil was an appropriation in round numbers.
! Mr. WILSON Withdrew the amendment, and called
for she items upon which the appropriation was
/ founded
/ The SPEAKER read
For Dispositions. ......,...... ......r. S68l "a
fss Attorneys fees. 49,. 1850 20
/ Court Costs ............... ...... 2S3 80
! The question was then taken on the final passage
/ Of the 0iI, resuting-yeas 40, nays 2G-as follow
| Yeas -Messrs Anderson, Bayless, Benton, blck-
nell Blackburn, Bradford, Brazelton, Bulloch,
Carter Of Carter, Garter Of Hardin, Cooper, David
SON Dave, Dobson, Dodson, Dunlap, Ewing, Fulton,
| Griffith Kendrick King Lloyd, Low, Nancy, Maris,
I Nickley Newman Roulston, Roberts, ROwles, st.
! John Saunders, Senter, Smartt, Stovah Thompson,
! Turner of Roane, White of Hamilton, White OF
hnoz and Vaughn-40
! Nqvs-Messrs Algee Beale, Copeland, Estes,
/ Cannon Golladay, Hamilton Holmes, lvie, johnson,
] Keenev, Lackey, Lamb, Newbern, Randolph, Rem
! shaw, Richardson, Rose, SchmittOu, Shrewsbury,
! summers, Taylor, Williams, Wilson, Wood, and
! Speaker DOnelsOn-2G. sH.
SO the bill passed the third and last reading in
| the House Of Representatives.
On motion by Mr. COOPER, it was ordered that
the report Of the commissioners be spread upon the
! Journal
! On motion by Mr. TURNER Of Sumner, the bill
was ordered to be forthwith transmitted to the
Senate
The House then tOoka recess till . O'elock P. NJ.