The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-09-29

island, IN Boston harbOr, III addition to
the former appropriation, one thousand
dollars
For two iron spindles on the north
east ledge of the Graves and on Hard
ing's ledge, in Boston harbor, in addition
to the former appropriation, six thou
sand dollars
For lght-boat near Killpond bar
or ligb -house in the vicinity Of it. as
on examination may be thought most |
expedicnt, twelve thousand dollars.
For a spar-buoy Oh Bibb rock, near
Wellheet harbor, seventyfve dollars.
For a buoy-boat on Great Rip, five
hundred dollars
For buoy-boat on sand shoal near
north end of Bass Rip, five hundred
dollars The above buoys to be located
under the direction of the Superintend-
cnt of Coast Survey.
For first class light-vessel to be
moored OH or near the south shoal off
Nantucket, under the direction of the
Superintendent of the Coast Survey, to
be built under the direction of compe
tent naval architect, and fitted with
lifc-boat, duplicate moorings and fog
bell the illuminating apparatus to be of
large size parabolic refioctors and Ar
gand lamps, to produce light properly
distinguished, which shall be seen as far
as the elevation of the lanterns above
the level of the sea will permit, thirty
thousand dollars.
For Jones's fog-bells at Bakers island
at the entrance of Salem harbor and at
Race Point, Cape Cod, five thousand
dollars.
For buoy to be placed on rock in
the Vineyard sound, near Point Cannon
lighthouse, one hundred and twenty dol
| lars
For buoy to be placed over a sunken
vessel at Succonesset Point, one hundred
and twenty dollars.
Towards the erection of lighthouse
of granite, iron, or combination of
both, on the outer Minot ledge, at the
entrance of Boston harbor, upon plan
to be approved by the Typographical bu-
rcau contract for the building there
of to be made with the lowest response
bic bidder who shall give sufficient secu-
rity for the faithful performance of the
same, and the work to be executed in
strict conformity with the plan or plans
approved by the Typographical bureau
under the supervision of such person as
the Secretary Of the Treasury may de-
signate, eighty thousand dollars.
For four spar-buoys in the harbor OF
New Bedford. three hundred dollars.
For a light-vessel to be moored of
Minot's ledge, until the proposed light
house on said ledge be completed, six
teen thousand dollars
RHODE ISLAND.
=, For an iron can-buoy to be placed on
a rock in the channel leading from Mar
aganset bay to Nanaquacket pond, two
hundred and fifty dollars.
For a dolphin or buoy to be placed
on the south point of Goat island. in the
harbor of Newport, one hundred and fif
ty dollars
For the preservation of the light t-houst
and dike-wall at Goat island, Newpor
harbor, three thousand five hundred dol
lars.
CONNECTICUT.
For light on the Long wharf, in the
harbor of New Haven, five hundred dol
| lars,
NEW YORK.
For light house on Point Au Roche
on the west side Of Lake Champlain
five thousand dnllars
For six spar-buoys in Hudson river
between Albany and Troy, four hundred
and eighty dollars
For a beacon light on Black Rocl
pier, six hundred dollars.
f To repair or rebuild the foundation
of the lighthouse on the breakwater a
Oswcgo, five thousand dollars
| For Jones's fog-bells, to be placed a
the Sandy Hook and Throgg's Necl
Lighthouse, five Thousand dollars.
For new light-ship to take th'
place of that now moored off Sand,
/ Hook, twenty thousand dollars.
For completing the lighthouse oI
, Gardner's island, in addition to the ap
, preparation of six thousand dollars. BY
the act of March third eighteen hun
dred and fifty-one, one thousand dollars
For erecting beacon on the sand
spit in the harbor of Sag Harbor, in ad
r dition to the appropriation of seven hun
o dred dollars made by the act Of Marc
third, eighteen hundred and ffty-one
four hundred and fifty dollars.
For three buoys to mark the entranc
of Stony Brook harbor, Long Islan(
f three hundred dollars
For the repair of the pier at the moutl
6 of Genesee river, aud the erection of
, beacon light on the same, twenty-six hun
Z dreh dollars.
For the erection ofthree small beacon
lights on the Hudson river one at tn
south point of the island east of Bari
island. one at the north point of the isl
and opposite and east of Coryman's bal
and one on the point of the island at til
mouth of Schodack channel aud opposit
Null rocks, fifteen hundred dollars.
For ten additional spar-buoys in tn
bay of New York, five hundred dollars
For spindle or beacon to be place.
on the extreme eastern point of the mort
| fork of Long Island, three thousand.
NEW JERSEY.
For a monument ON Mill reef, in tn
Kill Van Kill passage, four thousan
dollars.
For can-buoys to be placed in the in
let, leading in Little Egg harbor, on
thousand dollars
For a beacon to be placed on the shoa
in Newark bay known as the West Oy
ster bed, and bug lights on the Elbo'