...due west line should be run, at least for the present, across the Susquehannah river, and twenty five miles beyond it, and to the western limits of Pennsylvania,...be the true boundary of Maryland and Pennsylvania — that within two months seven commissioners should be appointed by each of the contracting parties,...

...across the Susquehanna river, and 2-5 miles beyond, i*, — and to the Western limits of PennsylTania, when occasion and the improvements of the country...be the true boundary of Maryland and Pennsylvania;" * * * * and "that the route should be well marked by trees and other, natural objects, and designated...

...periphery of the semi-circle at New Castle, drawn with the radius of twelve English statute miles, whether such a line should take a due north course or not...be the true boundary of Maryland and Pennsylvania ; " * * * * and "that the route should be well marked by trees and other natural objects, and designated...

...should take a due north course or not; that, after the said northwardly line should touch the Newcastle semicircle, it should be run further northward, until...be the true boundary of Maryland and Pennsylvania; that within two months, seven Commissioners should be appointed by each of the contracting parties,,...

...point of such line a due west line should be run, at least for the present, across the Susquehannah river, and twenty-five miles beyond it, and to the...be the true boundary of Maryland and Pennsylvania — that within two months seven commissioners should be appointed by each of the contracting parties,...

...parallel and the southern limit of Pennsylvania if that was placed twenty miles north of New Castle. This ambiguity, together with the doubtful nature...agreement was illustrated was constructed by the famous mapmaker and publisher, John Senex, and the circumstances surrounding its preparation are given in...

...Delaware, and the ends of the line intersecting it in the latitude of Capo Henlopen, a line should bo run northward, so as to form a tangent with the periphery...agreement was illustrated was constructed by the famous mapmaker and publisher, John Senex, and the circumstances surrounding its preparation are given in...

...miles, such a line should take a due north course or not; that after the said northwardly line shoiild touch the New Castle semi-circle, it should be run...agreement was illustrated was constructed by the famous mapmaker and publisher, John Senex, and the circumstances surrounding its preparation are given in...

...-and to the western limits of Pennsylvania when occasion and the improvements of the country shoiild require; that that part of the due west line not actually...Maryland and Pennsylvania." The distance north from Xew Castle according to this agreement was reduced from twenty to twelve miles, and the artifice of...

...Pennsylvania, when occasion should require it ; that that part of the due west line not actually run through, though imaginary, should be considered to be the true boundary of Maryland and Pennsylvania, etc." Subsequently troubles again arose, and in 1737 the King's Council was petitioned for a new order....