The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08

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u tlss flzls u Name walered by he :
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whith fsrt feasonshls evidence sinlI
fsQsinsds b produced. shah hars free =
ssss isso and thrsugh DC sd rissr a
10 said ribu aires. hsrns their sourc
~ilhin The state 0l Maisse. 10 aad from IN
seaport % The nsoulh or fbe sid riser ;.
Joha. and % and rgund The falls Of IN
said Flsers eiseE By boss. Fsfls. Or ole
erreysBoss ts1 when wilkins the pro
fincs % Nes Brunswick. the said pro
ssee sAaIl b dszli with a. IL d we're n,
prOdueeof said proviners Ihz, mike mxn
Nor. the iDhabils0,s % Inc terrisory 0f IN,
Upper s. John darminrd b. flIis trea
tyio belong 70 her Britannia Majesty. shal
hsvs frrw acress 70 and through Ne rivel
for tb~w produer, m hose parts whers
The sssd river runs wholly through Inc
state Of nxius. provided auays. lkas hi.
agrermens shall give no right 10 eiIher
parry 70 iiHerfers with any rrgulalions ne
iucousisfeIH w.fh ne terms Of his treaty,
which The governments. respectively. 81
Mahse or Of New Brunswick may make
rsspr1ing the nsyigziion Of the said nyer,
wheu both ba..ks lhereOf shall belong b
ono same psry.
ARrfcfx Nv.
An grams % land hereiofore made By
ether party. within the limits of the ter
ffsory which By this treaty falls within
fe don,inions Of The other party. shall
be held valid. ratified. and confirmed 10
Orc persons IN possession under such
grants, 10 tle same extent - if such ter
fhory had BY this treaty fallen within the
somininns Of the party by whom such
grants were made, and all equitable pos
scssory cisfns arising from possession
and Improvement Of sny LOT or parcel Of
land By The person actually in possession,
q by hose under whom such person
claims, Cor more Than sir years before the
cate Of such tresly, shall. In like manner,
Dc DEEMED valid. and be confirmed and qui.
etrd by release 10 The person entitled
ih.reio, Of the title 10 such LOT or parcel
Of land 50 described as best 10 include the
Improvements made thereon; and in at
other respects the two contracting parties
ssfse 10 deal upon the most liberal prin-
siPies OF equity with tbs settlers actually
swelling on the territory falling 10 them, |
respectively, which has heretofore been
m dispute between them.
ARTICLE v.
Whereas. in the course Of the con,ro-
sesy respecting me disputed territory on
the Noflllesstern Boundary, some moneys
have bern received by The authorities OF
her Britannia Majesiy's province New
Brunswick. with the intention of prevent
ing depredati0Iis on The forests Of the said
ssffsory, which moneys we're carried 10
. fund called the /" Disputed Territory
Fund.-" The proceeds whereof Ii was
agreed should be hereafter paid over 10
The parties interested. in the proportions
io be determined by final settlement OF
Of boundaries: Ii is hereby agreed. that q
correct account OF all receipts and pay
fnenis on The said fund. shall be deliver
I'd 10 the government of ihe United States.
within ak months after the ratification Of
this treaty: and the proportions Of the
amount due thereon TO the states Of Maine
znd Massachusetts, and any bonds and
securities sppertainlng thereto, shall be
paid and delivered over 10 the govern.
ment Of the United States; and The Co.
vernment Of the United States agree 10
receive for the use Of. and pay over to the
states OF Maine and Massachusetts, their |
respective portions Of said fund; aud fur ,
lher 10 pay and satisfy said states, re. I
for all claims for expenses in 1
CURED By them in protecting the said $
heretofore disputed territory, and making q
survey thereof in 1898, the government
'f the United States agreeing with the
'laies Of Maine and Massachusetts 10 paw G
hem the further sum OF three hundred d
thousand dollars, in equal moieiies, on ac- s
'ouni OF their assent TO the line of boun- e
lazy described in this treaty, and in consi-
Ieraiion Of the equivalen, received there o
or, iron the government Of her Britain a
nc Majesty.
ARTICLE VI. In
Tits furthermore understood and agreed, Il
hal for the purpose Of running and trac
% those parts of the line between the
ource Of the 81. Croix and the 81. Law
stica river, which will require to be run !.
I'D ascertained, and for making the resi-. .
lie CT said line by proper monuments on Al
le land, Two commissioners shall be ap \.
United. one by the President OF the Uni. 4,
d States by and with the advire and !;
,nfeht Of the Senate thereof. and one BY
sr Britannia Majesty; and the said com. >,
issioners shall meet al Bangor. in the
ate Of Maine, on The FIRST day of Nav h,
1T. or as soon thereafter as NAV be, and ii
Az proceed &c mark the line above de- q
ribed; from the source of the ST. Croix r.,
the river 81. John; shall trace on pso. ,n
marks the dividing line along said ri. an
Z, and along the river St. Francis. 10 ri,
2 oailet Of the Lake Pohenagmook: and 4,
Ara the nNkLn2 nj e..l LIZ r.. In -.