Wentworth; explanatory of the west bounds of Connecticut and Massachusetts ; The land in Bennington has been already granted by New-York; is surprized that he was in such a hurry in passing that Patent, cceescerececeeceseeees WE amaaawwicls a< sb, awe s 5384 June 22. Gov. Wentworth to Goy. Clinton, is not disposed to have any dispute with New-York; proposes a reference of the matter to England, ...... aiake athe siatiara asters hel pie usSelo{nis/alaip apessiete sl ators 535 July 25. Goy. Clinton to Gov. Wentworth; accepts the referenct, proposes to exchange representations with New Hampshire,.... 536 Sept. 2. Gov. Wentworth to Gov. Clinton; accepts the offer to exchange, and promises to communicate a copy of his representation

WOM IONE CC iyia tore) etereloh elt n;sleisiningsso@ i cieizisieieies<it.ol".0iei<ieieie/e.cieioie'« 537 1751. Oct. Report of the Attorney-General of New-York on the case be- ' tween the latter province and New Hampshire respecting their boundary,.......ssesecccccccncscgeceeve-sececes sy f Oct. 14. Cadwallader Colden's observations on the Attorney-General's : TOPOLb, osecesrecsceecevene pigarniainiele gitlige o's aly Sino Ven ges 546

1752. Aug. 14. Extract from the report of the Attorney and Solicitor-General on the state of the case with respect to certain townships in

New England, .... 0. .0ccse cece sececeqeecsasensccsecses 547 Dec. 22. Secretary of the Board of Trade to the agent for the Province of New-York, (enclosing,) ..--++++++eeeeeee bt tai lace . 548

1751. Mar. 23.-Extract of a letter from Benning Wentworth, governor of New Hampshire, to the board of trade, containing his proposal that the line of New Hampshire run as far west as that Of Massachusetts, ...0% 0 sje es ltiecas erareitesorale mareeatioiarenis «+ ib.