Pennsylvania Archives: 16, Pt.2
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Int. 109. Fol. 444.] That the Commissioners of the PlaintifTs and Defendant, to the best of his Memory, met ?j or 2G Days about tlie Hxecutio)i of tlie said Agreement of May 17:!2. The first of wiiicJ) Days was Gth October 1732, and the last 24 Novf-mber 1733. S;>ys he verily l)eliev(-s there was sufficient Time, duiing such their Meetings, and before 25 December 1733, to have run and uiarked out the Circle, and all the Lines directed by the said Agreement to l)e run, if no DifTerence, or prete...nded Diirei'ence in .Judgment had arisen amongst the (.'onnuissioners; which running and niiirkingout the saiil Circle and Lines, tla- Alfirm- ant says, was not oiistrueted or hindred by the Nou-Atlendance of the ( Ntuniiissioners. on eitlier Sid*^ ; Init, as it appeared to th(i Afiinuant froiu the general Actings and BehaviDiir of all the D(jfeiidan1 "s ( •omuiissioiiers, was wholly owing to an I'li- wiUingness in all the Defendant'.^ (Jomuiissioners ('D , out the said Circle and Lines.
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Int. 109. Fol. 444.] That the Commissioners of the PlaintifTs and Defendant, to the best of his Memory, met ?j or 2G Days about tlie Hxecutio)i of tlie said Agreement of May 17:!2. The first of wiiicJ) Days was Gth October 1732, and the last 24 Novf-mber 1733. S;>ys he verily l)eliev(-s there was sufficient Time, duiing such their Meetings, and before 25 December 1733, to have run and uiarked out the Circle, and all the Lines directed by the said Agreement to l)e run, if no DifTerence, or prete...nded Diirei'ence in .Judgment had arisen amongst the (.'onnuissioners; which running and niiirkingout the saiil Circle and Lines, tla- Alfirm- ant says, was not oiistrueted or hindred by the Nou-Atlendance of the ( Ntuniiissioners. on eitlier Sid*^ ; Init, as it appeared to th(i Afiinuant froiu the general Actings and BehaviDiir of all the D(jfeiidan1 "s ( •omuiissioiiers, was wholly owing to an I'li- wiUingness in all the Defendant'.^ (Jomuiissioners (
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