The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-03

For the continuation of the works at tho
barbor near the mouth of the river Raisin, Mi
chigan Territory, fifteen thousand dollars.
For continuing the removal of distractions
at Black river, Ohio, six Thousand six hundred
and sixty dollars.
For continuing the permanent improvement
of Cleayela harbor, Ohio, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For continuing the removal ofobstructions at
Grand river, Ohio, six thousand dollars.
For continuing the removal of distractions
at Cunningham creek, OHIO one thousand two
hundred and seventy five dollars.
For continuing the removal of distractions
at Conneaut creek, Ohio, two thousand five
hundred dollurs.
For continuing the improvement of the har-
Dor of Presque Isle, Pennsylvania, according
TO Colonel Totten's recommendation, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For continuing the improvement at Dunkirk
harbor, New York, eleven thousand dollars.
For dredging machine on Lake Erie, eight
thousand dollars.
For continuing the works at the mouth of
Genessee river, Ncw-York, twenty thousand
dollars.
For continuing the pier and mole at Oswego
harbor, Newly ork, twenty thousand dollars
For continuing the pier at kennehunk, Maine,
seven thousand five hundred dollars.
For continuing the Improvement ofthe ma
vIgation of the Hudson river, above and below
Albany, in the State of New York, one hun
dred thousand dollars, 20 be expended according
TO the plan and estimate recommended by the
Secretary of War.
For continuing tho improvement of the har-
Dor of New Castle, Delaware, twenty five thou
sand dollars.
For continuing the removal of distractions
at Ocracock inlet, North. Carolina, nine thou
sand dollars.
For continuing the improvement of the navi-
CATION oftho Cape Fear river below Whining
tou, North Carolina, twenty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of the navigation of
the Ohio river, between Pittsburg, and the
falls of the Ohio, twenty thousand dollars,
which together with the unexpended balance of
the appropriation for this purpose by thu act OF
the third of March, A. D. 1895, shall be expended
by direction of the Secretary of War, under the
superiniendence of the officers of tho engineer
corps her ;tofore employed on thut service, !.
For the improvement ofthe navigation of the
Ohio. and Mississippi rivers from Louisville to
New Orleans sixty thousand dollars.
For the Improvement of the Mississippi river
above the mouth of the Ohio river, and for the
Missouri river, forty thousand dollars, to be
expended in such manner and forthc removal
of such distractions as the Secretary of War
shall direct.
IN FE9F Eed Sger sSRtps hn rspE sna Eerfory n
kansas, forty thousand eight hundred dollars.
For constructing boat to prevent a new ac-
emulation of obstruction in said river, within
the old limits of the Great Raft, called, ff-
teen thousand dollars, and the additional sum
of fifteen thousand dollars to work and support
the same.
For continuing the improvement of the
Cumberland river, in Kentucky and Tennessee,
twenty thousand dollars.
For continuing the removal of distractions
in the Chipola rivcrin the Territory ofFlOrida
four thousand dollars.
For completing the inland channel between
St Mary's and II. Johns in the Territory OF
Florida, in addition to unexpendcd appropria-
tions. according to the estimate of the Engi-
nccr Department, five thousand dollars.
For continuing the removal of distractions
in, and improving the Navigation of,tbe Escam-
bia river, in the Territory of Florida, five thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For further improvements at the mouth OF
Huron river, in the State of Ohio, four thou
sand three hundred dollars
And the following sums, necessary to close
accounts, in the office ofthe Third Auditor, viz.
For removing obstructions at Cunningham
creek, Ohio, thrty.two dollars and thirty-six
cents.
For completing the pier at La Plnisancc bay,
Michigan Territory, three hundred and twenty
three dollars and fifteen cents.
For removing distractions at Cleaveland
harbor, Ohio, six dollars and fifty-nine cents.
For repairing breach in the peninsula, at
Presque Isle. one hundred and twenty-five dol.
lars and eighty cents.
For erecting a beacon light at Eric, Pennsyl-
vania, sixty.nine dollars and sixty nine cents
For erecting lighthouse at Buffalo, New
York, four hundred and ninety-four dollars
aud seventy eight cents.
For Improvement of the navigation of the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers from Pittsburg to
New Orleans, under the act ofsecond of March
eighteen hundred and thirty-one, seventeen
thousand eight hundred dollars and i've cents.
For defrayng the expenses iucidental to
making examinations and surveys, under the
act of the thrteth of April, eighteen hundred
and twenty. four, Of which sum FIVE thousand
dollars shall be appropriated and applied u
Geological and Mineralogical surveys and re
searches in the Indian country on the public
lands and in the Territories of the United
States, thirty thousand dollars.
JAMES r. POLK,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
VI. VAN buren,,
Vice. President of the United States and
President Of the Senate.
ANDREW JACKSON.
APPROVED, July 2, 1886.