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The provisions and other kind of stores, which shall be found in the Magazines of the commissary, as well in the towns of Montreal, and of the Three-Rivers, as in the country, shall be preserved to him, the said provisions belonging to him, and not to the King; and he shall be at liberty to sell them to the French and English. — "Everything that is actually in the magazines, destined for the use of the troops, is to be delivered to the British commissary, for the King's forces."