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     subjecting themselves to the terms of the Capitulation 
     
     of Louisburg and the former Articles of Indulgence 
     
     granted by Governour Warren, whenever it shall be 
     
     thought proper to have the same put in execution and 
     
     that they do forthwith send one of the principal In- 
     
     habitants of the said Island to reside in this place as 
     
     their Deputy or Advocate to Solicit and transact all 
     
     necessary Matters for them in their behalf with me or 
     
     His Majesty’s Governour for the time being here, and 
     
     that they shall abide by, and duly perform all such 
     
     articles and Orders as shall be by the said Governour 
     
     from time to time determined upon with the said Deputy 
     
     Relating to them. 
     
    

    
     Also that they shall directly send Ten or Twelve of 
     
     their Principal Young Men to reside here as Hostages 
     
     for the due performance of the terms of this Indulgence. 
     
     And that they send likewise as soon as possible one half 
     
     of the Live Stock they now have upon the Said Island 
     
     for which they shall be paid a Reasonable value. 
     
    

    
     And I do further grant permission to six or eight 
     
     Familys now residing on the Island of St. John to re 
     
     move with their Effects to this Island where they shall 
     
     be put into possession of a sufficient Quantity of Land 
     
     for their Encouragement, and that a small Vessell shall 
     
     be appointed to pass and Repass between this Island 
     
     and St. John’s in which they shall be obliged to bring 
     
     what cattle, Provisions or other refreshments that Is- 
     
     land affords to furnish us with and that if they do sup- 
     
     ply this garrison with Wood, Coal or Lime, they shall 
     
     be paid the full Value thereof. 
     
    

    
     And upon full Conviction of a Breach of (or non 
     
     complyance with) any of the above Articles, and also 
     
     the Capitulation of Louisburg or the Terms of Indul- 
     
     gence granted by the late Governour Warren, the