116 THIRTY—SECOND CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 112. 1852. Virginia- Wrgmm,-For two spar-buoys at Chincoteague Inlet, one hundred dt dollars. l {mFdi·Xt}wo spar-buoys to be placed at Metompkin Inlet, one hundred dt d lla s. anFdi·Xayligl1t-liioat at Pungoteague Creek, or a light-house to be built on a point of land adjoining said creek, as shall be found most expedient on examination ten thousand dollars. For the purchase of a site and the erection of a light-house on Jones’ Point, in the Potomac River, near Alexandria, five thousand dollars. For Jones’ fog-bells to be placed at Assateague, Smith’s Island, and Cape Henry light-houses, seven thousand five hundred dollars. For a beacon on White Shoal, James River, one thousand dollars. For beacon lights on Day’s Point, on the Point of Shoals, and on Jordan’s Point James River fifteen thousand dollars. For a beacon light on,the shore opposite Lyon’s Creek Shoals, tive thousand dollars. For a large buoy on the tail of the Horse-shoe Shoal, in Chesapeake Bay five hundred dollars. Fbr two spar-buoys to be placed at NVhite Point and Elbow Point, in Mushapingo Bay one hundred and sixty dollars. For two spar-buoys to be placed to buoy out Occahonnock Creek, one hundred and sixty dollars. North Carolina. Mrth Oarolina.—-For Jones’ fog bell to be placed near Bald Head Light-house at the entrance of Cape Fear River, two thousand six hundred dollars. For a hprlléor lpght-house on the eastern point of Bouge Banks, at the entrance o eau ort Harbor nve thousand dollars. Fpr éwo buoys to be placed in the mouth of Alligator River, in Albemar e t ound two hundred dollars. C For a guoy to be placed on the north-east end of Falker’s Shoal, in roaton ound eighty dollars. Fpr biuoys t3 be placed in North River, in the county of Currituck, one un red dollars. For a iirst class life-boat to be moored on Fryingpan Shoals, under the direction 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 fogbell, the illuminating apparatus to be composed of large-sized parabolic mltloctois and Argand lamps, to produce a light properly distinguished, ' ty thousand dollars. For four large buoys to mark the two channels over the Fryingpan Shoals, to be constructed and located under the direction of the Snperintendent of the Coast Survey, one thousand six hundred dollars. For four second class buoys, to mark the Main and Oak Island Chan- 11els,leading into the Cape Fear River, in addition to the buoys now authorized, to be constructed and located under the direction of the Superintendent of lthe Coast Survey, one thousand dollars. th Ii oxilsixdhoélowpron buoys for the waters of Cape Fear, one thousand I ree un rc an twenty dollars. S°“u* C”·'°h¤“· th Sou? Uarogréa.-For a bell—boat to be moored at Cape Roman Shoal, ree thousand ve iundred dollars. Chhor gt hafpborhlight to be placed on the battery in the harbor of ar es on, ve undred dollars. G For phree ironhbuoys to be moored at the entrance of the harbor of - eorge own, six undred and thirty dollars. ` For two beacon or range lights on South Island Point, and one beacon pr rangefhght on Nortghl Island, to range with the main light at the enrance o eorgetown arbor five thousand dollars. Al“b*‘~m“· AZabczma.——For an iron fldating bell-buoy, with heavy moorings, and
