Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

AT ~. Iney ikeWIBe agtee tnht Nnhteye
kind OF produce, manufactures. or merchan
! disc. OF any foreign country, 'can be. from tim,
10 time, lawfully imported into the Bnitet
States, in their own vessels, may be also i'm
lporied IN vessels of Brazil aud that M higher
or other duties upon the tonnage OF he vessel
and her cargo, shall be levied and collected
| whether the importation be made IN the vessels
| oil the one country or the other And, In like
manner, that whatever kind 81 rroduce, manu-.
features or merchandise OF am f5rlign coun.
try, can be. from time TO lime lawfully import.
ed into the empire of Brazil in its own
vessels, may be also imported In yes
sells of the United States, and thai no
higher brother duties, upon the tonnage of the
vessel aud her cargo. shall be levied or collect.
ed, whether the importation be made in vessels
oil The one country or of the other. Aud they
agree, that whatever may be lawfully exported
| or re-exrorted from the one country In its own
yea "a TO any foreign country, may, in like IN ana
ner, be exported or re exported in the vessels
| Of the other country. Aud the same boupites
| duties and drawback. shall be allowed and
| collected, whether such expor'ation or re eI-
pnrtalion DO made In vessels Uf the United
States or OF the empire OF Brazil The govern.
| mfni Of the United States, however, consider
ing the present state of the navigation oil Bra
zil, agrees that a vessel shall be considered Ms
Brazilian when the proprietor aud captain ARE
subjects oil Brazil aud the papers arc IN legal
form.
Art. v. No higher or other duties shall be
imposed on the importation into the United
| States Of nny articles the produce or manufac.
| lures OF the empire OF Brazil, and no higher or
| other duties sh all be imposed on the importa
ton into the empire of Brazil. Of any articles,
| the produce or manufactures Of the United
| States, than are. OF shall be-, payable Oh the
like articles, being thu produce Or msnufa oiures
| oil any other fore ign country nor shall any
| higher or other duties, or charges, be imposed
! in either Of the two countries, On the eIp0ria-
| lion Of any articles oil the United States or TO
the empire of Brazil. respectively, Than such Ne
are payable on the expectation OF the like arii.
ces 10 any other foreign country nor shall
any rohbion he imposed on the expectation
or importation of any articles, the produce OF
manuiaa ,ures OF the United States or of the
empire OF Brazil. TO OF from the territories OF
the United States. or 40 or from the territories
ol the empire of Brazil which shall mol equally
! extend to all other nations.
Art. VI. tits likewise sgrecd that il shall
he wholly free iior NIL merchants, command
era OF ships, and other citizens or subjects OF
both countries, to manage themselves, their
own business, in all the ports and places sub
jeet TO the iuri sdiciion Of eRch other, as wall
with respect 10 the consignment and sale OF
their goods and merchandise, by Wholesale OF
retail, as with rcypeci to the loading aud un.
loading and sending of their ships they be
ing, in oil those cases, To be treated rs citizens
or subjects of tho country IN which they reside
or AT least to be placed ON a footing with the
subjects or citizens OF the most favored nation
Art. wi The ciiizens aud subjects of mel
Their of the contracting parties shall be liable IA
|
cargoes OF merchandise, or effects, for any mill
tary expedition, nor for any pSbhc or private
purposes whatever, withou, allowing 10 those
interested sufficient naturalization.
| Art VII. Whenever the citizens or sub
jecis of either Of the contracting parties shall
be forced to seek refuge or asylum N the rivers
buys, ports or dominiens of the other, with their
vessels, whether OF merchant or Of war, public
or private, through stress of weather, pursuit.
| of piraies, or enemies, they shnll be received
aud treated with humanity, giving 10 them oil
favor and protection for repairing thsir ships,
procuring provisions, and placing themselves Ia
n situation 10 continue their voyage without OBJ
ancle or hindra1ce Of any kind.
Art. TX. All the ships, merchandise and
effects. belonging TO the citizens or subjects Of
one OF the contracting parties, which may be
captured by pirates, whether within tho limits
offs jurisdiction or on the high seas, and may
be carried or found In the rivers, roads, ports.
bays. or dominions Of the other, shall be deliv-
cred up 20 the owners, they proving in due
| aud proper form, their rights before thu com
peient tribunals il being well understood thai
the claim should be made within the term VI
| one year bv the parties Themselves. their aitoT-
peys, or agents OF their respective govern.
| ments
Art X When any vessel belonging 10 the
| citizens or subjects of either OF the contracting
| parties shall be wrecked, foundered or shnll
suffer any damage on the coasts, or within the
dominions of the other. there shall BIO given 10
them all assistance aud protection, IN the same
manner which is usual aud customary with the
vessels Of the nation where the damage hap.
pens, permitting them, 10 unload said vessel
| If necessary, of its merchandise and effects,
without eIscting FOR IT any duty, impoSi. or
contribution whatever, until they may be en-
ported, unless they be designed for consump'
| non.
Art XT The citizens or subjects of each Of
the contracting parties shall have power TO
dispose their personal goods within the jars.
diction of the other, by sale, donation, iesia-
meni, or otherwise and their representatives.,
being citizens or subjects Of the other party,
shall succeed 10 the said personal goods, whe-
tber by testament or db intestdto, and they
mhy take possession Wefeoi ehHt' ny 'he"-
selves or Others acting for them, and dispose Of
the same II, their will, paying such duties only
as the inhabitants of the country, wherein said
goods are, shall be subjeetiopay in like ca
ses and il, in the case OF real estate, the said
heirs would he prevented from entering into
the possession Of the inheritance, on account oil
their character Of aliens, there shall be grant
ed to them the term of three years 10 dispose oil
the same as they may think proper. and 10
Withdraw the proceeds without moles'aAon, nor
aby other charges than those which are iInpos'
ed by the laws of the country.
Art. XII. Boththe contracting parties promise
& engage, formally to give their special protec-
ton to the persons and property ofthe citizens
and subjects of each other, OF all occupations
who may be in their territories, subject to the
jurisdiction OF the one or the other, transient
or dwelling therein, leaving open and free Ia
them, the tribunals of justice, for their judicial
intercourse, on the same terms which are usua
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