IV.

T H A T where any Number of Purchasers, more or less, whose Number of

Acres amounts to _five_ or _ten thousand_ Acres, desire to sit together

in a Lot or Township, they shall have their Lot or Township cast

together, in such Places as have convenient Harbours or navigable Rivers

attending it, if such can be found; and in case any one or more

Purchasers plant not according to Agreement in this Concession, to the

Prejudice of others of the same Township, upon Complaint thereof made to

the Governor or his Deputy, with Assistance, they may award (if they see

Cause) that the complaining Purchaser may, paying the Survey-Money, and

Purchase-Money, and Interest thereof, be entitled, inrolled and lawfully

invested in the Lands so not seated.

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