...which may answer the description of the Treaty ; the search being first to be made in the due north line, from the monument at the head of the St. Croix ; and if no such highlands should be found in that meridian, the search to be then continued to the westward...

...by monuments or other landmarks. For this purpose they shall first proceed to lay down a due north line from the monument at the head of the St. Croix, and shall trace that line accurately in a due north direction until it meets the aforesaid Highlands, which...

...members of the commission themselves, and a modification is then proposed that "the commission shall be instructed to look for highlands which both parties...acknowledge as fulfilling the conditions of the treaty." The American proposition is intended — and if agreed to would doubtless be successful — to decide...

...highlands answering to the description of the treaty of 1783, in a due north or northwesterly direction from the monument at the head of the St. Croix, and that a right line drawn between such highlands and said monument should form so far as it extends a part...

...which may answer the description of the treaty, the search being first to be made in the due north line from the monument at the head of the St. Croix, and if no such highlands should be found in that meridian the search to be then continued to the westward...

...which may answer the description of the treaty, the search being first to be made in the due north line from the monument at the head of the St. Croix, and if no such highlands should be found in that meridian the search to be then continued to the westward...

...which may answer the description of the treaty, the search being first to be made in the due north line from the monument at the head of the St. Croix, and if no such highlands should be found in that meridian the search to be then continued to the westward...

...highlands which migb answer the description of the treaty, the search to be made in a north and norti west line from the monument at the head of the St. Croix; and that Her Majesty' Government had given their opinion that the commissioners should be instructed t look for...

...which may answer the description of the treaty, the search being first to be made in the due north line from the monument at the head of the St. Croix, and if no such highlands should be found in that meridian the search to be then continued to the westward...

...highlands answering to the description of the treaty of 1783, in a due north or northwesterly direction from the monument at the head of the St. Croix, and that a right line drawn between such highlands and said monument should form so far as it extends a part...