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FORT DETROIT.
within one year, at the latest, from this day; to clear the neighboring forests whenever it shall be requisite to cultivate and improve said land; to allow to pass through said land all the roads that may be deemed necessary for the public utility; to make or cause to be made from time to time the division fences, according to the regulations that may be made to that effect; and to pay every year to the receiver of the domain or crown lands of his • majesty in this country, or to the deputy of said receiver, who may then reside in Detroit, one sol de eens for every arpent in front and 20 sols of rent for every superficial arpent, forming the sum of six livres, and three sols for the three arpents in front by forty in depth, and in addition to that three quarters of wheat for the three arpents in front, the whole of which is to be paid yearly on the day and festival of St. Martin; the first yearly
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