The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-29

l .I, o' ncf ed'tef De allowed any thing II tie shape of commissions in his disburse I ments " 'e
 For Improving the mouth of Conpeant sfeek, Oallo, seven thousand eight hun dred dollars nun
 Tor completing the removal of obstruc- .ions @ al the mouth ef Asbtabuia creek. ono, one thousand five hundred dollars. ' or pier head at Cunningham creek. ono, one thousand five hundred dollars.
 or completing the removal of obstruc- tons at the mouth of Grand river. Ohio. two thousand six hundred dollars.
 =, UT completing the improvement of oieayeland harbor, Ohio, six thousand six hundred dollars.
 Tor n, removing a sand bar at the'mouth I oi hiaek river, Ohio, eight thousand dol Tor removing ohstructions at the mouth ol iiufoh rlver, Ohio, cue thousand five hundred dollars
 For plefs at La Plaisance bay, Michi- gan, eight thousand dollars.
 CT the Improvement of te navigation oi oumoeriand river, thirty thousand dol aars, to be expended under the direction of tie War Department.
 For tine removal Of the obsfructions in the navigation of the Savannah river. be- tween the mouth thereof and the city of savannah the sun of twenty-five thou saha collars, including the balance of the Iofh'er appropriation to the same ob- Jeet' to oe expended according to a plan ana estimate of the Department of War.
 or delrayIng the expenses incidental .o U tiiahing eXaDinatiaas and surveys under the act of thirtieth April, one thousand eight hundred and twenty -four, thirty thonsand dollars
 
 For repairs f tie Cumberland road east of the Ohio river, and other nccdfu. i'm, 1 rresements cp said river, to carry into effect the provisiof7s of an act of the Gene raj Assembly of HeHnsylYania, entitled
 an act for tie preservation and repair of .f1e otthioeriand road. passed the fourth day oi April, oiie Llousand eight hundred and thrty-one; ard an act of the General Assembly of inc 5iafa of Maryland, en- titled An act for fhc preservation and repalr of that part of the United States road within the limits of the State of Ma rylahd, passed tie 2.sd day of January. one thousand elght hundred and thirtv- two, to which said acts inc assent of the united states IS iiereay given, to remain Tn force during e pleasure of Congress. the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, to be expended under the direc- ton of the War Department, under the superintendence of an officer of the Enei neers :; and which said acts are hereby directed to be printed and appended to the laws of the present session of Con- gross.
 For repairing aud building bridges on the military road leading from Mattanaw- COOK to Mars iiill, iD Maine, for widen Ing said road, and for contingencies, tweniy-one thousand dollars
 For continuing the road from Detroit toward Chicago, fifteen thousand dollars.
 For continuing the road from Detroit to Fort Gratlot, ID Michigan, fifteen thousand dollars and authority IS hereby given to the Secretary of War, 10 change the dI- i rection Tn winch the road shall be contin- ued, agreeaDly to the report of the Super intendant to the War Department, of the 1 eighteenth of October, one thousand eight hundred and thirty -one
 For continuing the road from Detroit to oaganau, ten thousand dollars.
 For tine repair of the Little Rock and Memphis road, from Little Rock to the ot. francIs river, under the superintend- ence of the Governor of said Territory, twenty thousand dollars.
 To complete the Washington and Jack son road, at the two extremes thereof in 1 the Territory of Arkansas, in addition to the unexpended balance. two thonsand | dollars.
 For continuing the Cumberland road in the State of Ohio, west of Zanesville, one hundred thousand dollars.
 For continuing the Cumberland road in tue State of Indiana, including the erec- ton of bridges over the east and west branches of White Water and other small streams, with view to bring the road into immediate use, one hundred thou sand dollars.
 For continuing the Cumberland road in the State of Illinois, seventy thousand dollars.
 Which sums shall be paid out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise an propriated, and replaced out of the fund reserved for the laying out and making of roads under the direction of Congress, by the several acts passed for the admission of the States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, into the Union, on an equal footing with the original States.
 Sec. 2. And De t further enacted, That so much of the second section of the act tor the continuation of the Cumb erland Road, approved March third, one thou sand eight hundred and twenty five, as authorizes tie President, with the advice of the Senate, to appoint Superintene- ent thereof, be, and the same Is he.eby repealed, and that the work in the State of Ohio be continued by the War Depart ment, under the superintendence of an officer of Engineers.
 Approved July 3, 1882. 57  An act authorizing the entry ofvessels and
 merchandise arriving from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same, at the mort of E,dpartoWn, in Massachusetts.