...as parts of the river, but measuring the shore lines from headland to headland. " 3. The low -water mark on the Potomac, to which Virginia has a right...say, from low-water mark at one headland to lowwater mark at another, without following indentations, bays, creeks, inlets, or affluent rivers. "4. Virginia...

...as parts of the river, but measuring the shore lines from headland to headland. " 3. The low -water mark on the Potomac, to which Virginia has a right...be measured by the same rule, that is to say, from low -water mark at one headland to low•water mark at another, without following indentations, bays,...

...longitude of a place, the natural objects called for must govern. Second. The middle thread of Pocomoke river is equi-distant, as nearly as may be between...from low-water mark at one headland, to low-water mark at another, without following indentations, bays, creeks, inlets, or affluent rivers. Fourth....

...longitude of a place, the natural objects called for must govern. Second. The middle thread of Pocomoke river is equi-distant, as nearly as may be between...from low-water mark at one headland, to low-water mark at another, without following indentations, bays, creeks, inlets, or affluent rivers. Fourth....

...Marylard and of Congress, been fixed at low-water mark on the Virginia shore of the Potomac River. The low-water mark on the Potomac to which Virginia...say, from low-water mark at one headland to low-water mark at another, without following indentations, bays, creeks, inlets, or affluent rivers. (Act of...

...creeks, or affluents as parts of the river, but measuring the shore line fTom headland to headland. 3.. The low-water mark on the Potomac, to which Virginia...say, from low-water mark at one headland to low-water mark at another, without following indentations, bays, creeks, inlets, or affluent rivers. 4. Virginia...

...creeks, or affluents as parts of the river, but measuring the shore lines from headland to headland. 3. The low-water mark on the Potomac, to which Virginia...say, from lowwater mark at one headland to low-water mark at another, without following indentations, bays, creeks, inlets, or affluent rivers. 4. Virginia...

...creeks, or affluents as parts of the river, but measuring the shore lines from headland to headland. "3. The low-water mark on the Potomac, to which Virginia...say, from low-water mark at one headland to low-water mark at another, without following indentations, bays, creeks, inlets, or affluent rivers. "4. Virginia...

...creeks, or affluents as parts of the river, but measuring the shore lines from headland to headland. "3. The low-water mark on the Potomac, to which Virginia...measured by the same rule, that is to say, from low-water 14 MARYLAND-VIRGINIA mark at one headland to low-water mark at another, without following indentations,...

...affluents as parts of the river, but measuring the shore from headland to headland. * * * The low water mark on the Potomac to which Virginia has a right in the soil, is to be measured by the same rule. The original charter to Lord Baltimore embraced the Potomac River to high-water mark on the south or...