Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan

Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan

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Portrait of Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Laws and ordinances of New Netherland… (1868)

All the Patroons of Colonies in New Netherland, and of Colonies on the Island of Manhattes shall be at liberty to sail and traffic all along the coast, from Florida to Terra Neuf, provided that they do again return with all such Goods as they shall get in trade to the Island of Manhattes, and pay five per cent duty to the Company, in order, if possible, that, after the necessary inventory of the Goods shipped be taken, the same may be sent hither.
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Portrait of Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Laws and ordinances of New Netherland… (1868)

The Patroons and Colonists shall be privileged to send their people and effects thither, in ships belonging to the Company, provided they take the oath, and pay to the Company for bringing over the people, as mentioned in the first article and for freight of the goods, five per cent, ready money, to be reckoned on the prime cost of the goods here, in which is, however, not to be included such Cattle and Implements as are necessary for the cultivation and improvement of the lands, which the Company are to carry over without any reward, if there is room in their ships.
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Portrait of Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Edmund Bailey O'Callaghan Laws and ordinances of New Netherland… (1868)

Whosoever, whether Colonists of Patroons for their Patroons, or free persons for themselves, or others for their masters, shall discover any shores, bays or other fit places for erecting Fisheries, or the making of Salt-ponds, they may take possession thereof, and begin to work on them as their own absolute property, to the exclusion of all others.
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