...Philadelphia ; and on the west side of Susquehannah, as far south as fourteen miles and three quarters south of the latitude of the most southern part of the city of Philadelphia, should be subject to the temporary and provisional jurisdiction of Pennsylvania, and that to all vacant...

...contest between the proprietaries, not lying within either of the Three Lower Counties, and not now possessed by or under either of them, on the East side of the river Susquehannah down so far south as fifteen miles and one quarter of a mile south of the latitude of...

...contest between the proprietaries, not lying within either of the Three .Lower Counties, and not now possessed by or under either of them, on the East side of the river Sttsquehannah down so far south as fifteen miles and one quar' ter of a mile south of the latitude...

...contest between the Pro"priotors, not lying within either of the three lower counties, and " not now possessed by or under either of them, on the East...far South as fifteen Miles, and " One Quarter of a Jlile South of the Latitude of the most southern " part of the city of Philadelphia; and on the West...

...From said tangent point run a line due north until it comes to a point fifteen English statute miles south of the latitude of the most southern part of the city of Philadelphia, and there plant another corner. Sixth. From that fifteen mile point, run a line due west, across the Susquehanna,...

...tangent point a line should be run duo North until it comes to a point fifteen English Statute miles South of the latitude of the most Southern part of the city of Philadelphia, and from that fifteen mile point should be traced the parallel of latitude Westward that was to divide...

...however, was in the mean time effected by the parties; and they agreed " that all the vacant land not now possessed by, or under either of them, on the east side of Susquehanna River down as far as fifteen miles and a quarter south of the latitude of the most southern...

...Philadelphia; and on the west side of Susquehaima, as far south as fourteen miles and three-quarters south of the latitude of the most southern part of the city of Philadelphia, should be subject to the temporary and provisional jurisdiction of Pennsylvania; and that to all vacant...

...happily effected. It was agreed, between the high contracting parties, " that all the vacant land not now possessed by or under either of them, on the east side of Susquehanna River down as far as fifteen miles and a quarter south of the latitude of the most southern...

...Philadelphia; and on the west side of Susquehannah, as far south as fourteen miles and three quarters south of the latitude of the most southern part of the city of Philadelphia, should be subject to the temporary and provisional jurisdiction of Pennsylvania, and that all vacant...