S E C T. XI.

W E will also, and by these Presents, for us, our Heirs and Successors,

we do give and grant Licence by this our Charter, unto the said _William

Penn_, his Heirs and Assigns, and to all the Inhabitants and Dwellers in

the Province aforesaid, both present and to come, to import or unlade,

by themselves or their Servants, Factors, or Assigns, all Merchandizes

and Goods whatsoever, that shall arise of the Fruits and Commodities of

the said Province, either by Land or Sea, into any of the Ports of us,

our Heirs or Successors, in our Kingdom of _England_, and not into any

other Country whatsoever: And we give him full Power to dispose of the

said Goods, in the said Ports; and if need be, within one Year next

after the Unlading of the same, to lade the said Merchandize and Goods

again into the same or other Ships, and to transport the same into any

other Countries, either of our Dominions or foreign, according to Law;

provided always, that they pay such Customs and Impositions, Subsidies

and Duties for the same, to us, our Heirs and Successors, as the rest of

our Subjects of our Kingdom of _England_, for the Time being, shall be

bound to pay, and do observe the Acts of Navigation, and other Laws in

that Behalf made.

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