3. Agreed.

PROPOSITION.

4. The officers will be admitted on parole and will be treated
with the liberality customary in such cases, so long as they,
by proper behaviour, continue to deserve it; but those who are
apprehended having broke their parole, as some British
officers have done, must expect to be close confined.

ANSWER.

4. There being no officer in this army, under, or capable of
being under, the description of breaking parole, this article
needs no answer.

PROPOSITION.

5. All public stores, artillery, arms, ammunition, carriages,
horses, etc., etc., must be delivered to commissaries appointed
to receive them.

ANSWER.

5. All public stores may be delivered, arms excepted.

PROPOSITION.

6. These terms being agreed to and signed, the troops under his
Excellency's, General Burgoyne's command, may be drawn up in