...Traders," the following passage of which, conveys his thoughts and wishes in regard to the infant city. " Philadelphia, the expectation of those that are concerned...of those here that are any ways interested therein. The situation is a neck of land, and fieth between two navigable rivers, Delaware and ScuOril; whereby...

...Traders," the following passage of which, conveys his thoughts and wishes in regard to the infant city. " Philadelphia, the expectation of those that are concerned...of those here that are any ways interested therein. The situation is a neck of land, and ueth between two navigable rivers, Delaware and Sculkil; whereby...

...an orphan's court in each county, to inspect and regulate the affairs of orphans and widows. XXXII. Philadelphia, the expectation of those that are concerned...of those here, that are any ways interested therein : the situation is a neck of land, and lieth between two navigable rivers, Delaware and Schuylkill,...

...had been before a matter of much anxiety and search, saying, "Philadelphia, the expectation of those concerned in this province, is at last laid out to the great content of those here." Then the preeminent local advantages are thus strikingly portrayed, saying, " Of all the many places...

...Pennsylvania, to the Committee of the Free Society in London, dated at Philadelphia, 16th eth month, 1683. "Philadelphia, the expectation of those that are concerned...of those here that are any ways interested therein. The situation is a neck of land, and lieth between two navigable rivers, Delaware and Schuylkill; whereby...

...letter to the society of free traders, dated August 16th, 1683, writes thus (see his select works:) "Philadelphia, the expectation of those that are concerned in this province, is at last hid out to the content, &c, I say little of the town itself, be298 399 cause a plat from it will be...

...his letter, dated 16th August 1683, to the Society of Freetraders (one of the first purchasers), " Philadelphia, the expectation of those that are concerned...laid out, to the great content of those here that are anyways interested therein." So, in his answer to the assembly in 1701, he mentions his re-aplotment...

...of it by its founder : ' Philadelphia, the Expectation of those that are connern'd in this Proviocet is at last laid out, to the great Content of those here, that are in any wayea Interested therein : The Scituatinn is a Neck of Land, and lieth between two navigable...

...description of it by its founder : 4 Philadelphia, I lift Expectation of those that are conr.ero'd in this Province, is at last laid out, to the great Content of those hero, t hut arc in any waycs Itilere.-t«d therein : The Scituatiou is a Neck of Lamí, and lie th...

...an orphans' court in each county, to inspect and regulate the affairs of orphans and widows. XXXII. Philadelphia, the expectation of those that are concerned...last laid out, to the great content of those here, who are anyways interested therein. The situation is a neck of land, and lieth between two navigable...