...before the date of Baitimore's patent, has since been made a colony distinct from Maryland. Recommend that the tract of land lying between the Delaware...and Chesapeake bay on the other "be divided into two equall parts by a line from the latitude of Cape hiniopen to the 40th degree of Northern latitude"...

...before the date of Baitimore's patent, has since been made ft coiony distinct from Maryland. Recommend that the tract of land lying between the Delaware...one side and Chesapeake bay on the other "be divided lnto two equall parts by a line from the latitude of Cape hiniopen to the 4()th degree of Northern...

...before the date of Baitimore's patent, has since been made a coiony distinct from Maryland. Recommend that the tract of land lying between the Delaware...on the one side and Chesapeake bay on the other "be dlvided into two equall parts by a line from the latitude of Cape hiniopen to the 40th degree of Northern...

...Delaware and the eastern sea on the one side, and the Chesapeake Bay on the other, be divided into equal parts by a line from the latitude of Cape Henlopen to the fortieth degree of north latitude, the southern boundary of Pennsylvania by charter, and that the one-half...

...paper N. 2] * • Paper missing. — Ed. and bay of Delaware, and the eastern sea on the one side, be divided into two equal parts by a line from the latitude of cape Henlopen to the 40th degree of north latitude, and that one half thereof lying toward the bay of Delaware and the eastern sea, be...

...decision, splitting the difference between the two sides, directing that the Peninsula "be divided into equal parts by a line from the latitude of Cape Henlopen, to the 40th degree of North latitude. ' ' Before anything was done to run the lines thus decreed, came the Revolution of...

...decision, splitting the difference between the two sides, directing that the Peninsula "be divided into equal parts by a line from the latitude of Cape Henlopen, to the 40th degree of North latitude. ' ' Before anything was done to run the lines thus decreed, came the Revolution of...

...Delaware and the eastern sea, on the one side, and the Chesapeake Bay on the other, be divided into equal parts, by a line from the latitude of Cape Henlopen to the 4Oth degree of north latitude, the southern boundary of Pennsylvania by Charter; and that the one half...

...this Time, and contained as a district Colony from that of Maryland." . . . The land in dispute was to be divided "into two equal parts, by a Line, from the Latitude of Cape Henlopen, to the 4Oth. Degree of Northern Latitude," the lower half to be remain to Lord Baltimore, and the upper half...

...Lordships humbly offered their opinion, that for avoiding further differences the said land should be divided into two equal parts by a line from the latitude of Cape Hinlopen to the 40th degree of northern latitude, and that one half thereof lying towards the Bay of...