2  A  copy  differing  in  minor  details  from  either  of  the  foregoing  is  in  the
possession  of  Richard  Bayard,  Esq.,  of  Baltimore,  present  owner  of  the
Bohemia  Manor  estate.  The  two  plates  here  given  are  taken  from  this
copy,  which  was  generously  loaned  for  the  purpose.
380  THE    MAPS    AND    MAP-MAKERS    OF    MARYLAND

what  below  and  to  the  right  of  the  British  coat-of-arms  is  a  smaller
shield  representing  the  insignia  of  the  Baltimores.  In  various  places
on  the  map  are  short  accounts  elucidating  or  expanding  some  of  the
features  suggested  in  the  drawing,  as,  for  example,  the  comment  on
the  southern  boundary  on  the  eastern  shore  which  says:

"  These  Limits  between  Virginia  and  Maryland  are  thus  bounded
by  both  sides  Deputies  the  27  May  A°  1668  Marked  by  dubble
Trees  from  this  Pokomoake  East  to  the  Seaside  to  a  Creeke  called
Swansecut  Cr."

The  delineation  of  the  map  is  good.  The  names  are  distinct,  and
in  almost  all  instances  may  be  read  with  comparative  ease.  The  map
shows  evidences  of  great  care  in  execution,  although  Herman  criti-
cised it,  remarking  that  it  "  is  slobbered  over  by  the  engraver  Faith-
orne,  defiling  the  prints  with  many  errors."  The  full  title  is  as  fol-.
