Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-25
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
From the National Intellipencer.
IMPROVEMENT OF HARBoRs, sc.


We have compiled, for the information
of our readers, the following table of ap-
propriations for the continuation of works
Of this character made by the act which
became a law on the 9th instant:
For the harbor of Chicago Illinois, $4,000
For the harbor at Michigan city, Indiana, 67733 SO
For pier or breakwater at the mouth of
the river st. Joseph, Michigan, 51,113
For the harbor near the mouth of the riv-
er Raisin, Michigan, $4,000
For the ha rbor at the mouth of Black riv-
err, in Jefferson county, New York, 22,401
For the harbor at Whitehall, New York, $4,000
For the channel at the mouth of Gene
see river, New York, $4,000
For Black river, Ohio, 5000
For the mouth Of Huron river, Ohio 5000
For the month of Vermillion river Ohio, gases 81
For Cleaveland harbor Ohio, 81, Q55
For Cunningham creek, Ohio, 5000
For Ashtabula creek, Ohio, 5000
For Cincinnati creek, Ohio, 5000
For the harbor at Presoue Isle, Penn. 10000
For Dunkirk harbor New York 10000
For the harbor at Portland, Lake Erie,
New York, 354
For the harbor at Cattaraugus creek Lake
Erie, New York, 32410
For the harbor Of Salmon river, Lake On
tario, New York, 10000
For breakwater at P1attshurg, N. York, 1880
For the harbor at the mouth Of Oak Or
chard creek New York, 5000
For the pier at Kennehunk Maine, 5000
For Big Sodus hay, New York, 10000
For the pier and mole at Oswego harbor,
New York, $4,000
For the breakwater at BURLINGTON, VT. $4,000
For the breakwater at Stanford's Ledge,
Portland harbor, Maine. 1886
For the breakwater at Hyanns harbor
Massachusetts, 1854
For the breakwater at Sandy bay, Mass. q, 900
For the channel of the river Thomas, lead
ing into Norwich harbor Connecticut, 10000
T.. 81 hor rof
and Below AIbapv, New York. 100000
For the harbor at Wilmington, Delaware, 1856
For the harbor at Newcastle, Delaware, ii ,573
For the Delaware breakwater, $4,000
For the harbor at Baltimore, Maryland 10000
\ North Carolina, ' 10000
For opening a passage Of fifty yards
wide and seven feet deep at low water,
between the town of Beaufort and
Pamlico sound North Carolina and for
imnroving New river, 25,Ooo
For Tar river, below Washington, N. c. 5000
For the inland channel between st. Ma
rvs and ST. Johns, Florida, 10000
For Dog river and Choctaw pass in Mo-
bile river, $4,000
For the Cumberland river, in Kentucky
and Tennessee, below Nashville, 10000
For the Ohio river, below the falls and
Pittsburg, $4,000
For the Ohio and Mississippi rivers, from
Louisville to New Orleans, 10000
of the Ohio and of the Missouri river, 10000
For grand river, Ohio, 10000
For Buffalo harbor, 20,500
For a mound or sea wall along the PENN
Buffalo creek, $4,000
For Plymouth beach, 2,400
For Provincetown harbor, 4,50O
For Ransford island, 1883
For Fairweather island, and Black Rock
harbor, Connecticut 1850
81, 81 of ~
err, Massachusetts,, 10000
| For the breakwater Of Church's cove, Lit
tie Compton, Rhode Island, 1900
| For Little Egg Harbor, 10000
| For the channels at the northern and south
ern entrances Of the Dismal Swamp
canal, 10000
For Savannah river Georgia, $4,000
For the Arkansas river, 10000
| For the harbor Of New Bedford, the unex-
pended balance Of an appropriation
Of $4,000, 1913
THE GRAIN CRoP.-A friend Just re
turned from a visit to the Eastern Shore
assures Us that he has neverseen the crop
so fine in that section as at the preser
harvest The wheat is generally in. an
10 quality and quantity. far exceeds th
i usual yield. AS proof, he states ths
the produce of the farm Of Edward LIoyc
Esq, on Wye river, it is supposed wi
amount to $4,000 bushels wheat and 6
600 bushels corr, and that of James
Lloyd, Esq, to about 10000 bushe
wheat with proPortionate quantity
corn-a larger yield by several thousan
bushels than has ever come from the sam
land.-BaItimoTe Sun.