United States Territory Clause/Public Property Clause

The Congress shall have Power to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property belonging to the United States; and nothing in this Constitution shall be so construed as to Prejudice any Claims of the United States, or of any particular State.

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January 16, 1802 2 annotations 2,570 viewsWilliam Johnson to ______author: William Johnson
September 17, 1787 190 annotations 177,992 viewsUnited States Constitutionauthor: James Madison
The Constitution of the United States.
August 18, 1787 8 annotations 10,191 viewsJames Madison's Notes of the Constitutional Conventionauthor: James Madison
1831 140 annotations 7,509 viewsJames Madison on the Pinckney Planauthor: James Madison
December 4, 1803 2 annotations 3,666 viewsGouverneur Morris to Henry W. Livingstonauthor: Gouverneur Morris · recipient: Henry W Livingston
May 30, 1783 3 annotations 4,917 viewsFairfax County Freeholders' Address and Instructions to Their General Assembly Delegatesauthor: George Mason
July 10, 1787 11 annotations 4,314 viewsEdmund Randolph’s Suggestion for Conciliating the Small States
November 11, 1776 220 annotations 16,472 viewsConstitution of Maryland
November 3, 1620 52 annotations 8,718 viewsCharter of New England
September 7, 1789 44 annotations 10,290 viewsAdditional Articles of Amendments
March 24, 1789 9 annotations 4,513 viewsA Citizen of New Haven [Roger Sherman]author: Roger Sherman