...ocean, and Delaware. river; and Northward, by that part of Delaware river that lieth in the fortieth degree of latitude; and so by a direct line Westward, through the continent And the Patent granted to his Royal Highness, of New- York, being bounded Westward, by the East side...

...by the main ocean and Delaware River, and north by that part of Delaware River, which lieth Dec. 26. in the 40th degree of latitude, and so by a direct line westward through the continent. " And the patent granted to his royal highness of New Further pro- York being bounded west by the east...

...Virginia, east by the main ocean and Delaware River, and north by that part of Delaware River, which lieth in the 40th degree of latitude, and so by a direct line westward through the continent. " And the patent granted to his royal highness of New York being bounded west by the east side of Delaware...

...Penn's petition, and have, for a long time, either acknowledged the protection of his Royal Highness who took them from the Dutch, upon the conquest of New York, or by Lord Baltimore, near whose borders they were settled, and how far Mr. Penn's grant may, in this...

...main ocean and Delaware river, and northward by that part of Delaware river that lieth in the fortieth degree of latitude, and so by a direct line westward through the continent. And the patent granted to His Royal Highness, of New York being bounded westward by the east side of...

...Eastward by the main Ocean and Delaware River, and Northward by that Part of Delaware River that lieth in the 40th Degree of Latitude, and so, by a direct Line, Westward, through the Continent. And the Patent granted to his Royal Highness of New York, being bounded Westward by the East Side of...

...Lord Baitimore's province which is bounded . . . northward, by that part of Delaware river that lyeth in the 40th degree of latitude, and so by a direct...of the Lord Baitimore, near whose borders they are settled. Dec. 16. Letter. Secretary Blalthwayte to Lord Baitimore's agent [Mr. Burk]. Ms. (Rough Draft)....

...Lord Baitimore's province which is bounded . . . northward, by that part of Delaware river that lyeth in the 40th degree of latitude, and so by a direct...York] who took them from the Dutch upon the conquest nf New York, or of the Lord Baitimore, near whose borders they are settied. Dec. 16. Letter. Secretary...

...Lord Baitimore's province which is bounded . . . northward, by that part of Delaware river that lyeth in the 40th degree of latitude, and so by a direct...perhaps, within the bounds of Penn's patent, which have acknowledged the protection of His Royal Highness [the Duk« of York] who took them from the Dutch...

...northward, by that part of Delaware river that lyeth in the 40th degree of latitude, and so by a direct llne westward through the continent. Several Dutch and Swedish plantations are, perhaps, within tue bounds of Penn's patent, which have acknowledged the protection of His Royal Highness [the Duke...