...consideration, to sell a tract of land included within prescribed points on the river, and extending back as far as a man could " walk in a day and a half." The proprietors immediately advertised for the most expert walkers in the province, and they...

...consideration, to sell a tract of land included within prescribed points on the river, and extending back as far as a man could " walk in a day and a half." The proprietors immediately advertised for the most expert walkers in the province, and they...

...consideration, to sell a tract of land included within prescribed points on the river, and extending back as far as a man could " walk in a day and a half." The proprietors immediately advertised for the most expert walkers in the province, and they...

...comprehended within certain boundaries. The line was to begin at a certain spruce-tree on the river Delaware, above the mouth of Neshamony Creek : thence by a course...the woods as far as a man could walk in a day and a half; thence to the Delaware again, and so down to the place of beginning. No steps Avere taken to...

...comprehended within certain boundaries. The line was to begin at a certain spruce-tree on the river Delaware, above the mouth of Neshamony Creek : thence by a course...the woods as far as a man could walk in a day and a half; thence to the Delaware again, and so down to the place of beginning. No steps were taken to lay...

...within certain boundaries. The line was to begin at a certain spruce-tree , on the river Delaware, above the mouth of Neshamony Creek : thence by a course...the woods as far as a man could walk in a day and a half; thence to the Delaware again, and so down to the place of beginning. No steps were taken to lay...

...consideration, to sell a tract of land included within prescribed points on the river, and extending back as far as a man could " walk in a day and a half." The proprietors immediately advertised for the most expert walkers in the province, and they...

...consideration, to sell a tract of land included within prescribed points on the river, and extending back as far as a man could " walk in a day and a half." The proprietors immediately advertised for the most expert walkers in the province, and they...

...hereafter. In brief, the Indians had been persuaded to give a very valuable tract of land on the Delaware as " far as a man could walk in a day and a half." Instead of construing this contract as it was evidently meant, the best and most active -walkers...

...Delaware, bounded by a line drawn from a certain point on Neshawiney Creek, in a north-westerly direction as far as a man could walk in a day and a half, and from the end of this walk by a line drawn eastward to the River Delaware. The proprietors...