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merce and Navigation to (erminate thtir
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and coafent o f the Senate thereof, hath
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^°^±^^^ Chief Justice of
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agreed on; and Concluded the following
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, ARTICLE h theig Ifallbe A firm,
inviolable .nd uniyerfil peace, and a
true and sincere friendfhip between hi#
Brandie M.jefty, his & arid fuc
cefors, and the United States of Amer
ica ; and between th it refpe&ive coun
tries, territories, cities, towns an<f
P,°P j e °f every degree, without excep
qon of persons or places.'
IMajeftv will withd raw
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and places within the boundary line#
ft", ,' the treaty of peace to the
United Slutty This evacuation (halt
take place on ot before the firft day of
June one thousand seven hundred and
""''Y'''' '," a " <he proper measures
fhal |in the interval be taken b, tiorcert
between the government of rhe United
Spates, and his Majesty'sG >vernour
General in America, for fettling the
previous arrangements which may bti
necessary refpe&ing the delivery of the
said posts : The United States in the.
IM' 'time at that diftretion, extending,
?^ r L set ' lem ""' c ° * d > Part within the
m^ within the '' /
"i[po^^sWiCTre@ incf traders
within the precin&or forifdiaioa of
the said posts, shall continue to enjoy,
unmoleUcd, all their property of every
kind, and ffiall be protected therein^
They shall be at fall liberty to remain
there, or to remove with all or dny part
of their eife&;and it shall also be free '
to them to fell their lands, Boufes, of
'ffiefts, otto retain the property thereof,
at their difetetion ; ihi'icontinue to
reside within the said boundary line#
mall not be compelled tb becdme citizen
of the United States, dr to take any
°,b o ' ^legiatice to. the government
thereof; but they ffiall be at full liberty
so to do, if they think proper, and the,
shall make arid declare their eleftion
withirt y one year after the evacuation
aforefaid. And all p'erbns ? who shall
continue there after the expiration .
the . fa , id > e % without having declared
t^eirintention of remaining Tub, & of
hi, Britannic Majdty, shall be gon
.fiedered as having elected to become
citizens of the United States.
, Aiff 3 It is agreed that it shall it all ,
tiines be free to his Majesty's fubjeds,
and to the citizens of the United States
a °d also to the Indians dwelling on ei
ther fide of the said boundary line, free^
ly to pass and repafs by land or inland
navigation; into the rafpedive tertian
ties and counrrie/of the two piutieb on
t,e continent of America (the cotinty
within the limits of rhe Hadron's Bari ?
Company only excepted) and to
gate all the Lakes Rivers, and Water#
thereofQnd freely to carry on tride
and commerce with each others But'
it is understood, that this article doe^
not extend Wthe admission of vessels of:
the United States into the Sea Ports,
Harbours, Bays, or Creeks of his Ma
jeftyi said Territories ; nor into fuck
parte of the Rivers in fife Majesty's said
territories, as are between the month
thereof, and the highest port of entry
froth the fa<except in fmallveffe l # tra
ding bona,de between Montreal and
Quebec, undec such regulations as ftiall
beeftablifhed to prevent the possibility of
any frauds in this refpe& Nor to the
admission of Bri<i(h vessels from the Tea,
into the rivers of the United States be
yond the highest Ports of entry for fo
reign v&lf from the ft#. The RiveY