Dec. 16. letters, reports^ ^c. between the board 1680-1, Jan. 15. 1 Ti T -rt r i rt i 22. Feb. 24. of trade, Mr, Penn, Lord Baltimore and Sir John Werden^ in the behalf of the Duke of Tork and the settlement of the Pennsylvania boundaries by the L. C. y. North. Votes of Repr. Penn- syL vii.—xiii.
1681, Mar 4. ^ grant of Pennsylvania to William Car. 2. Penn. Votes of Represen. PennsyL i68i,Apr.2. The king's declaration to the inhabitants and planters of the province of Penn- sylvania, Vo, Repr. Penn xxiv.
1 681, July II. Certain conditions or concessions agreed upon by William Penn, proprietary and governor of Pennsylvania, and those who are the adventurers and purchasers in the same province.— Votes of Rep. PennsyL xxiv.
Fundamental laws of the province of lesi, Nov. 9.
. fFest New- Jersey. Sm, K J. 126. The methods of the commissioners for i68i-2,jan.i4* settling and regulation of lands in New-Jersey. Sm, N. J, 130.
Indentures of lease and release by the exe1681-2, f. i. 2.
cutors of Sir George Carteret to Wil- liam Penn and li others^ coti'ueying East Jersey^ The Duke of Tork's fresh grant of East 1682, Mar. 14. New-Jersey to the 24 proprietors.
Theframe of the government of the pro1682, Apr. 25.
vince of Pennsylvania., in America, Votes of Repr. Penn, xxvii.
The Duke of Tork^s deedfor Pennsylva* 1682, Aug. zu nia, Fo> Repr, Penn, xxxv.
The Duke of York's deed offeoffment of ,682, Aug. 24 Newcastle and twelve miles circle to William Penn. Vo. Repr, Penn.