The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-24

thousand dollars. For building an ice breaker,
on Staten Island. nineteen thousand five hun.
dred dollars
State of Nep-Jersey.
For improving the harlor of New Brunswick
by removing the distractions in the Rlritan
river, according TO plan reported to the War
Dcpar ment by Hartman Bache seven thousand
dollars For the protection and improvement
of Little Egg harbour, according TO the plan
reported to the ar Dep ,rtment, five thousand
dollars. For a survey Of Crow ShoIl, in Della
ware bay, TO ascert lin the expepiency Of con-
structing a bre ,kw4ter or artificial harbor, one
thousand dollars.
State Of Pennsylvania.
For repairs a. the hnrbsr of Chester, three
thousand doll rs. For removing the bar on the
river Delaware, in the neighborhood of Fort
Mifiiim with the view of improving the harbor
of Philadelphia, fifteen thousand dollars.
State Of Deiaware.
For improving the harhor Of ilrnington, by
removing the bar at the mouth Of Christina
river according to the plan recommended by
HartnIn Biche. Of the engineer corps, fifteen
thousand dollars.
Stge Of Maryland.
For deepening the haroor of Baltimore.
twenty thous, nd dollars. For a survey of the
head waters OF Chesapeake bay, pursu ant to a
resolution of the Legislature of Maryland, FIVE
hundred dolllrs.
state Of Virginia.
For survey of James rivor with the view of
. improving tht {, rbor of Richmond, five hun
dr5d dollIrs. For impr wing the navigation of
the natural ch nnels at the northern aud SOUTH
orn entrances ofthe Dismal Swamp canal, fif-
teen lhousand dollars
StQie of Worth Carclind.
For removing . sand saoal in Pamlico river,
five thous 4nd dollars, by means of the dredging
IN Ichne now in operation at OcrIcock inlet. -
For removing the oyster shod in New river,
Onslov county, by means Of the dredging ma
chine now in operation in the collection dis
trict of Wilmington, five thousand dolla's.-
To improve tho narbor Of Beaufort, five th9u-
sand dcllars.
State Of South Carolina.
For a survey ofthe bar and hdrOor at George
town, one thousand dollars.
State of Georgia.
For the removal OF the Brunswick bar, with
a view of improving the harbor of Brunswick,
ten thousand dollars.
State of Ohio.
For constructing two piers and ImprVing
the Wig 4ton at the mouth OF fVcrmilionrIver,
ten thousand olars, according 20 the Phn re-
portco to the War Department.
State of fudinna.
For the construction Of harbor at Michigan
city according TO the plan reported to th5 War
Department, twenty thousand dollars.
state Of Louisiana.
For inclcas g tho depth Of water IN tts
mouth ofth1 mississippi riv r. ~ closing some
of tn passages leading out Of it, or by ;utiing
a ship chanucl, or by ny other means which
shall 90 deemed expodient by the Secretary Of
War, with tho appreciation OF the President Of
the United tites, seventy-fve Thousand dol /
lars the sad SUN TO be expended in wlole or
IL part, as may he thought proper by the War
Department. after the necessary survey shall
have been III Idc.
State of Missouri.
For pier to give direction TO the current Of +
the Mississippi river, near the city OF St Louis,
fifteen thousand dollars. For the survey of
Saint Francis, Black, and White rivers, in
rkansls and Missouri, to determine upon the
expodcncy ofremc wing the natuIal RATS there ,
on, one thousand dollars.
Territory Of Florida.
Tor removing n mud sholl, called the Bulk
III ,ad, in the channel from East Pass to Appa-
lachicola. ten thousand dollars.
Territory of Michigan.
For lho construction of pier or hroakwater
vi tho mouth of the river Saint Joseph, twenty
thousand dollars.
territory Of Wisconsin
For tho survey of the mouth of Mill waukec
N'I' vi blhe Mlcnlgan' 10 determine the
ofmaking a hlrhor by deepening
ho chann !, four hundred dollars.
see. And be a. further enacted, That the
cports upon all the aforesaid surveys shall con.
ain statement of all such facts within the
nowlcdgo OF the engineers respectively making
he surveys, as are or may he IN any way ma ,
crially connected with the proposed improve
rents, and also with estimates in detail, of {
he sums Of money necessary for such improve I
lcnts, respectively. $
APPROVED, July 4th, 1886. h