The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-04-17

nefsby, authorised to appropriate so much =,
the LOT OF ground on which Fer, 81. Chnrl.s
I formeriy stood, as may be necessary for con.
unoine Esplsnsdc street 10 The Miss,.s,nn;
river; sud, also, TO sell and convey ,ba, nor
i,on of lhs said grounsl which lies below sa;a
| street; ine inoceeds OF such sale shall be an.
piied 70 'he purchase OF the ground Necessary
Tor The opening Of Victory street, and the
public walk and Elysian felds, and 10 such
other purpose as the said CO. poi s,ion may
Gee m expsdieIi.
PHILIP p BARBOUR.
Speaker OF the House OF Represent atiyes
JOHN GtlLLARD,
President Of the senate pro ,e emoore
Washington, March 80, 1922
Approved JAMES MONROE,
AN ACT TO authorize Ihe slate OF Illinois 10
open oaraf through the public lads, TO
connect the lilinois liver si,h Lake Mishi,
gan.
Re H enorfed by lie Senate and Howe eS
RenresensadDes ef Ihe United Slatss of diner.
iea in Congress assembled, That the Slate Of
Illinois be and is hereby suihorized to sur.
yey and mark through the public lands oi the
Onitec States, the route OF the canal conuect-
ing the lllInois river with the southern bend
OF Lake Michigan, and ninety leet of land On
each side o. said canal shall be forever Ieser.
ved from any sale to be made by tho United
States, except iD the cases he feinaher pro-
vlded for, and the use thereof lo,eyer shall
be, and the same Is hereby, yes.ed 10 The
sand siate ior canal, and for TO other pur.
pose whstever on condition, however, that,
II the said state does not survey and direct by
lev, said eanaplo be opened, end return y
cos. ptcie map thereof To the Treasury De-
Paftmtn!, w,,hn three years from and after
the passing OF this &C, or IL the said canal be
completed suitable Tor navigation within
twelve Yeas thereafter, or II said ground
shall ever cease to be occupied by, and used
Tor, canal, suitable for navigation, the reser-
walton and grant hereby made shall be void,
and Oooe effect: Provided, a,spays, and il
Is hereby enacted and declared, that nothing
in this act contained, o. that shall be done IN
pufsuaDce thereof, shall be deemed or con.
ST. uec 10 imply any obligation on the par of
the Bohsd States 10 opp, opria,e any money
10 detray the expense OF surveying or open.
lag said canal: Provided, also, and tits he'e-
by iuuher enacted and declared, that the said
canal, wnen completed, shall be and rorcvcr
&c main public highway Tor the use of the
any toll or other charge whatever, for any
property OF the Coi,ed States, or persons 10
their se' vice, passing through The same.
Sec. 2. IND be IL Jnrfher enacted, That ev
cry section OF land, through winch said canal
'oute may pass, shall be and the same is here
oy reserved from future sale, until hereafter
specially directed by law end the said state
10 hereby authorized aad permitted, without,
TO use any materials on the public land
adjscent TO said canal that may be necessary
for It's construction.
PHILIP p BARBOUR.
Speaker OF the House of Repre- sentatiyes
JOHN GAILLARD, "''
President oftbe Senate, pro tempore
Washington, March 80, 1872.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
dif-cIlng the classification
and printing of the accounts Of the several
manufacturing es sblishments end their
manufacturers, collected in obedience TO
the tenth section Of the aci to provide for
taking the Fourth Census.
Resotued by tie Senate and House Of Reh.
resenta0ves Of the United States Of lme,iea
in Congress assembled, That The Secretary OF
State be directed TO cause to be classified and
tedacced 10 such form ., ne nsy deem most
conductive TO me diffusion OF Information, the
accounts Of the several manufacturing cs,ab-
lishmen,s and their manufactures, taken in
pursuance OF the tenth section OF the act, en-.
titled /" An Act TO provide for taking the
fourth census or enumeration Of the inbsbi-
tsnts Of The United States, and tor other pur-
poses" approved the fourteenth Of March,
one thousand eight hnndrud and twenty, sod
thar he cause fifteen hundred copies Of tho
digest, so TO be made, to be printed, subject
to the disposition oi Congress.
PHILIP r. BARBOUR,
Sneaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate. pro temporc.
Washington, March so, l822.-Approyed.
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT TO eu,hori.e the re conveyance Of
land to the City Of New York.