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

eceive the same, fifteen hundred dollars
For buoy to be placed over = wrock
n Hooper straits, in Chesapeake bay,
lightly dollars.
For bell to be placed on one Of the
ight-boats in Chesapeake bay, to be dcs-
gnated BY the Secretary of the Treasu-
y, two hundred dollars
MICHIGAN.
For buoys in Saganaw bay and at the
mouth Of Saganaw river, six hundred dol
lars.
For beacon light on Round island,
in Lake Superior, near the entrance Of
the river St. Marie, four thousand dol
lars.
For the repair and the removal Of tho
lighthouse and keepers house at the
mouth of Clinton river on Lake ST. Clair,
five thousand dollars.
For lighthouse at the mouth Of
South Black river. FIVE thousand dollars
WISCONSIN.
For sparbuoys at the entrance Of
Neenah or Fox river, FIVE hundred dol
lars.
For lighthouse at the northern out
let of Winhebago lake, five thousand dol
lars.
For the removal of the lighthouse at
Milwaukee, and rebuilding the same at
and on the north point of Milwaukee bay,
five thousand dollars.
OHIO.
For lighthouse or range light at or
near the head of Maumee bay, or the
mouth of Maumee river, five thousand
dollars
For buoys at the ledge between West
Sister island and the entrance Of Maui
NEE bay. three hundred dollars
For the repair of the lighthouse, pier
and pier-head in the harbor of Huron,on
which the light house is built. six thous-
and dollars
For removing the light at vermillion
harbor. and repairing the pier on which
it is placed, three thousand dollars.
DELAWARE.
For six spar. buoys to be placed in the
Delaware bay, from Mahon river to the
shoal known as the Shears, four hundred
and eighty dollars.
For the construction Of two ice-break-
ers, for the protection of the lighthouse
on the Brandwine shoal, in the Delaware
bay. thousand six hundred dollars.
For marking Joe Flogger shoal in tho
Delaware bay with first class nun-buoys
and can-buoys, to be constructed and
placed id their position under the direc-
ton of the Superintendent of the Coast
Survey, three thousand dollars.
UTRETNTA
For two spar-buoys at Chincoteaguo
inlet. one hundred and sixty dollars.
For two spar-buoys to be placed at
Metompkin inlet, one hundred and six
ty-dollars.
For light-boat at Pungoteague creek,
or lighthouse to be built or point of
land adjoining said creek, ,as shall be found
most expendient on examination, ten
thousand dollars.
For the purchase of a site and the e.
rection of light house on Jones's point,
in the Potomac river, near Alexandria,
| five thousand dollars.
For Joness fog-bclls to be placed at
Assateaguo, Smiths island and Cape
Henry lighthouses, seven thousand five
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For beacon on White shoal, James
river one thousand dollars.
For beacon lights on Days point, on
the Point of Shoals and on Jordon's
point, James river, fifteen thousand dol
lars
For beacon light on the shore oppo-
site Lyons creek, five thousand dol
lars.
For large buoy on the tail Of the
Horseshoe shoals, in Chesapeake bay,
FIVE hundred dollars
For two spar-buoys to be placed at
White point and Elbow pointin Mushap-
ingo one hundred and sixty dollars.
For two spar-buoys to be placed to
buoy out Occahonnock creek, one hun.
dred and sixty dollars
NORTH CAROLINA.
For Jones's fog-bell to be placed near
Bald Head lighthouse. at the entrance
of Cape Fear river, two thousand six
hundred dollars
For harbor lighthouse on the east
crn point of Bourge banks, at the en-
trance of Beaufort harbor, five thousand
dollars.
For two buoys to be placed in the
mouth of Alligator river, in Albemarle
sound, two hundred dollars.
For buoy to be placed on tho north
east end of Falkers shoal in Croaton
sonnd, eighty dollars,
For buoys to be placed in North river
in the county of Currituck, one hundred
dollars.
For first tclass light-boat to be moor
ed on Fryingpan shoal, under tho direc-
tion of the Superintendent Of the Coast
Survey, to be built on the most approved
plan and model, under the direction of a
competent naval architect and fitted with
a life boat, duplicate moorings, and fog
bell, the illuminating apparatus to be
composed of large sized parabolic refec-
tors and Argand lamps, to produce a
light properly distinguished, thirty thous-
and dollars.
For four large buoys to mark the two
channels over Fryingpan shoals, to be
constructed and located under the di.
rection Of the Superintendent Of the
Coast Survey, one thousand six hundred
dollars.
For four second-class buoys, to mark
the Main and Oak Island channels lead
ing into the Cape Fear river, in addition
to the buoys now authorized to be con-
structed aud located under the direction
of the Superintendent of the Coast Sur
vey, one thousand dollars
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