Section XXXIX The said Tract of Ground to be open. Bounds to be distinguished only by Denter Stones.

Regulation as to Lighters, &c. lying before the said Wharf;

And bee it further enacted That, all the said Tract of Ground of the said breadth of Forty Foote from the said River shall lie open and at large without any division or separation, and that the Bounds of each Proprietors Ground therein shall be distinguished onely by Denter stones to be placed in the Pavement thereof, And that the Line of the whole Key or Wharfe betweene the places aforesaid and alsoe the severall Cranes and Staires within the same places shall be ascertained by the direction of the Lord Maior and Court of Aldermen, and sett out by their Surveyour accordingly with his Majestyes Approbation, on or before the Fower and twentyeth day of June One thousand six hundred and seaventy, And further That noe Lighter, Boates or other Vessells shall lye before any the said Wharfes or Keyes betweene the places aforesaid on the North side of the said River longer then shall be necessary for the ladeing or unladeing of Goods without the consent and permission of the Wharfingers or Proprietors thereof.