Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-10
[Wholc No. 1862.


AHswER--Grrnted.
T EIGnTn--The state OF Peru will ao-
knowledge tba debts contracted by the
administration OF the Spanish govern
ment in the territory thereof in the pre-
sent day:
Asswrn--The Congress OF Peru will
decide with regard 10 this article what
will be most convenient 10 the interests
of the Republic.
NlNrn--An the individuals employed
in public Offices, viii be continued in
therein if il be their desire, otherwise,
those prsferring to leave the country
viii be comprehendcc under the articles
I'd md 9th.
ANfwer-Thosc Of the m~eriiorious
will be continued in thar Offices If the
Government should think proper.
TENTs-Everv individual beloning to
the army or il the governments employ.
@ho may wish to DO erased from the
roofs X % remain in the country, will be
at liberty so tn 20: and in that case their
persons will be respertsI
ASswER-Granted.
ELRyesTa-1be Town ofCallao wiz
be delivered to the United Liberating
army, & its garrison will be included
the articles OF tl.is treaty,
Answer Granted: But tho town Of
Callna with all her colors and military
articles, shall be delivered to the Liber-
ator and be subject to his disposal on or
before 40 days.
-
TWELFTH superior officers of both
armies will be sent to the provinces for
the purpose of delivering and receiving
the archives, magazines, appurtenancex
and the troops, deposited in and stations
ed at, the different garrisons.
ANswpR-Granted; Tho same for.
maiities will be observed at the delivery
of Calloa. The provinces will be de-
livered to the independent authorities il.
fifteen da,s 8, and the places the most re-
mote in all the present month.
THiRTkgNTH-The vessels Of war and
merchantmen in the ports Of Peru, will
be allowed the term Of six months, from
the date of the ratification Of this trea.
ty, to get their stores and provisions on
board to enable them to depart iron
the Pacific
AsswgR-Granted: but the ships Of
war will only be permitted to make pre-
parations.for their voyage, without COM.
hitting any act Of hostility either
THgaE or on quitting the Pacitic-they
being obliged to leave all the seas of A.
merica without touching at any port in.
America. which may ba occupied by
the Spaniarda.
FogRgEEsTu--Passports will be gram
ted To the ships OF war aud merchant
men for their uninterrupted navigation
the Pacific to their ports in Eu-
rope:
ANSWER Granted: Agreeable to the
preceding article.
FIFrEssTH--Ail the chiefs and Off
GERS made prisoners at the battle ofthis.
day, will be set al liberty from this o
ment, as well as the prisoners taken in
anterior actions by either of the armies:
ANswsR-Granted: And the u
ded will be taken care of until they shall
be able to Dispose of themselves.
SIxTEGNTH-The generals, chiefs and
viii rAain the use Of their uni-
forms and THAR swords-and will slss
in their service such sssistants as.
correspond with their rank, and thsipr
ssrvants:-
ANswga-G.ranted. But during their
stay in this territory they viii submit to
the laws Of the country.
SEysNraESTH-To those individuals.
of the army who may have come to the
determination with re gard to their future
de estimation, agreebie to ibis treaty, leave
will be granted them 70 re-unite WITH
their families their other interests, and
to remove to the place they may havs
chosen; 10 which case they will be fur
n ished with passports so that they may
not be mslested ip any Of the iLdepen-
dent states until their arrival at thslS
OF destination.
ANswER-Granted.
EIGHrEzNTH-Any donbtlthat may f.
rise in the stipulation Of the articles OF
the present tresfy, vii, be interpreted in
of the individuals of the Spanish
army
AnswgR-Grantsd: this stipulation
will depend on the soodfaith of the Con-
tracing parties.--And having concluded
and rati fed this Treaty, which is here
by approved, there will be made four
copies of the same, tvo which will re-
main in the power OF each Of the par
les whose signatures ara hereto affix-
ID, SIC.
Delivered and signed. with our hands,