...aforesaid river St. John. Secondly. The governments of East Florida, bounded to the Westward by the Culph of Mexico and the Apalachicola river; to the Northward, by a line drawn from that part of ihc said river where the Caiahoochee and Flint rivers meet, to the source of Si. Mary's river, and...

...at the aforesaid river of St. John. Secondly The government of East Florida, bounded to the westward by the gulf of Mexico and the Apalachicola river ; to the northward by a line drawn from the part of the said river where the Chatahouchee and Flint rivers meet, to the source of St. Mary's...

...aforesaid river St. John. Secondly, The government of East Florida, bounded to the Westward by the Gulph of Mexico and the Apalachicola river; to the Northward, by a line drawn from that part of the said river where the Catahoochee and Flint rivers meet, to the source of St. Mary's river, and by the...

...river of St. John. Secondly, the government of laft Florida, bounded to the Weflward, by the guly h of Mexico and the Apalachicola River ; to the Northward, by a line drawn from that part of the laidriver where the Cauhouchee and Flint rivers meet (d), to the Source of St. Mary's river (<), and...

...The government of Eaft Florida, bounded -to the Weftward by the Gulph of Mw/Vcand the Apalacbifola river ; to the Northward, by a line drawn from that part of the laid river where the Catabouchee and Flint Rivers meet, to the fource of St Mary't river, and hy the...

...the Government of East Florida, bounded to the westward by the gulf of Mexico and the Appalachicola river; to the northward by a line drawn from that part of ihe said river where the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers meet, to the source of the St. Mary's river,...