NJ 81 AN ACT for the survey Of route for Canal


bst4e. the A.lantic and the Gulf of MEXICO.
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I'M = AN AIF fDs rHt survey u1 a FUutt CaHAl


between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico.


Be enacted6 the Senate and House of Representatives Of
the United States Of America IN Congress assembled, That the
President of United ates be, and he is hereby autho
iized cause be made accurate and minute examns
ton If the country South of the ST. Marys river, and in
cudng the same, VII view to ascertain the most egi-
bic route for caoal admitting the transit of boats to
meet The Atlantic with the Gulf of Mexico, and ALSO with
view ascertain the practicabity of ship channel
that he particularly be examined the route from
the st Mary the Appalachicola river bay, and
from the ST. Johns river to the Vassasousa bay with
view both the above Objects that he the


surveys both by land and along the coast with estimates
Of the expense Of each accompanied with proper pans
notes. observations, explanations and opinions ofthe Board
of Engineers, and that he full report of these pro-
ceedngs be made Congress; and to carry the same
into effect the of twenty thousand dollars be. and the
same hereby appropriated, out of any money in the
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated.


ArpaovED--March 5, 1896.


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.