 | United States - 1819 - 524 pages
...Alexander obtained a grant of NS bounded westerly as far as the river St. Croix, and to the furthermost source or spring which first comes from the west to mingle its waters with those of the river St.Croix, and from thence running towards the north, &c. &c. All the islands in Passamaqnoddy... | |
 | Jonathan D. Weston - Eastport (Me.) - 1834 - 70 pages
...or mouth of the great bay between the countries of the Souriquois and of the Etechemius, as far as the river of St. Croix, ' and to the farthest source or spring, which first comes from the west; from thence by a straight imaginary line, crossing the lands, or running towards the north, as far... | |
 | 1890 - 298 pages
...obtained a grant of Nova Scotia, bounded westerly as far as the river St. Croix, and to the furthermost source or spring which first comes from the west to mingle its waters with those of the river St. Croix, and from thence running towards the north, &c., &c. All the islands in Passamaquoddy... | |
 | Louis Clinton Hatch - Maine - 1919 - 362 pages
...in the original charter in so far as they relate to that river are as follows: "As far as the river St. Croix, and to the farthest source or spring, which...spring which runs into the great river of Canada.'" In the light of subsequent history, our attention is attracted to the fact that then was established... | |
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Sir William Alexander obtained a grant of Nova Scotia, bounded westerly as far as the river St. Croix, and to the furthermost source or spring which first comes from the west to mingle its waters with those of the river St. Croix, and from thence running... 