'' 6ly, That the priviledge of haveir^ ffiftie acres of landjor every person transported in that collonie shall continue as formerlygranted.
lly. Que el pueblo de Virginia tenga comercio libre como lo disfruta el pueblo de Inglaterra en todos los lugares y con todas las naciones conforme a las leyes de esa república, y que Virginia goce de todos los privilegios en igualdad con cualquier plantación inglesa en América.
^ Sly, Que Virginia será libre de todo impuesto, arancel y tributo cualquiera que sea, y que no se le impondrá ninguno sin el consentimiento de la Gran Asamblea; Y así, que ni se erigirán fortalezas ni castillos ni se mantendrán guarniciones sin su consentimiento.
" ^ly. That me charge shall be required from this country In respect of this present fleet.
'« \Oly. That for the future settlement of the countrey in their due obedience, the Engagement shall he tendred to all the inhabitants according to act of parliament made to that purpose^ that all persons ivho shall refuse to subscribe the said en- gagementy shall ha'oe a ycarets time if they please to remote themsehes and their estates out of Vir^ ginia, and in the mean time during the said yeare to haiye equall justice as formerly, '' Illy. That the use of the booke of co772mon prayer shall be permitted for one yeare ensueinge ix)ith referrence to the consent of the major pat t of the parishes, provided that those njohich relate to lihigshipp or that go^oernmentbe not used publiquely , and the continuance of ministers in their places, they not misdemeaning themselves, and the payment of their accustomed dues and agreements made ivith them respectively shall be left as they now stand dureing this ensueing yeare.