Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-09-03

| 4 the said United States, may also, be exported
therorum in Russian vessels, without paying othei
n higher duties charges, Of Whatever kird or do
nomination, levied in the name, L. the profit 9th
| :ovcrnncnt tue local authorities, of any privat
ESTABLISHMENTS whatsoever, than ir the same merchar
ilse produce had been exported IN vessels uf tho l.
| nted states Uf Amerca. /.
An exact recjprncity shall he observed i'm the pos
The Kingdom "ffruSsa, 50 that all kind of mticla
disc and articles Of commerce, eihcr the produce Il
the soil the industry of the said kinghm or of ay
country, which may be lawfully exported fr,m Prs .
! sian ports in national vessels, may also be expoted
theretrom IN vessels OF the United ~taIes of Amerta
! without paying other orhigher duties or charges Of 4
whatever kind or denomination, levied in the or |
the profit of the Government, the loo nj authOutss
ur of any private establishments whatsoever than IL
the same merchandise OF produce had been expUred |
!, In prISSia ian vessels
ART. w. The preceding articles npp'icblc /
to the coaSwise navigation of the count es, !
which IS respectively, reserved by each of the Ugh
contracting parties, exclusively tn itself.
AIT. Vui. Noproriiy preference shall he Civ |
en- directly Indirectly. by either of the contracting
parties, by any company, corporation or uent,
acting on their behalf or under their authority l. the
purchase at any article of commerce. lawfully import
ed, on account Of in reference to, the characer of
the vessel whether IL he of the,one party, the
other, in which such article was imported it re ng
the intent aud meaning Of the contracting prties
that no distinction or difference whatever, sbl he
made in this respect.
ART. ~ lfeither party SHALL hereafter, rnnt to
any other nation any particular favor in navtation
commerce, it shall, immediately, become common
to the other party, freely where II is freely grated to
such other nation or on yielding the same com'ensa-
ton, when the grant * conditional.
ART. \. The two contracting parties have grant
cd tu each other the liberty Of having, each IN the
ports of the other Consuls, Ncetonsuls, Agents and
tnnmSsareS Of their own appointment, who ihali en-
JOY the same privileges and powers, thos oil 'he
most y9red nations But L any sSn 10 S% the
same laws and usages to which the private indvidu-
ais of their nation submiited In the place.
The consuls, Vce-Consus. and Commercial Agents
shall have the right as such, TO SIT rs judges and ar
btrators in such differences ms may arise between the
captains and of the vessels belonging to the
| tiOn whose interests committed tn their Charge
without the interference of the local authorities un.
Inf flR rFpNV Ihf nj
disturb the order or tranquility o. the cnnnry ar The
said tonsuls, Nce-Consuls, or Commercial 'cents
should require their assistance u cause their decisions
To he carried into effect supptrd. tits, however,
understood, that thSspccies of Judgment arbitration
shall not deprive the cuntcndnr parties "f the right
they have to resort, their reiuu IL the Judicial
thodty Of their country.
ART. ~. The said Consuls, vce.C onsus, and
Commercial Agents, authoI2ed to require the as
sisance of the local authorities for the seatch arrest
and Imprisonment uC the desertes from the ships Of
war and merchant vessels Of their country. For this
purpose they shall apply the competent tribunals,
judges, and officers and shall, in writing, demand
said deserters, proving by The exhibition Of The regis
tiers of the vessels, the crews, Ivy oher official doc
uments that such individuals formed part uf The
aud on this reclamation being thus snbsiantaed, the
surrender shall not he refused such describes when
arrested, shall be placed nj the disposal Of the said
consnls, or Commercial Agents, and may I've confined
in the public prisons, nj the request AMI
who shall claim them in order to be sent 10 The
sells 10 which they belonged, Ia oilers at the
= country. But Il not sent back within three months,
from me day of their arrest. they shall he setn ber
", and shall not he again arrested for the same
However, if the deserter should he found to have
, committed any crime offence. his surrender may
be delayed until the tribunal before which his
I snail be depending shall have pronounced lis SEN
tcnce, and such sentence shall have been carried into
effect.
AR. XII The twelfth article of the treaty Of amiiy
ana commerce., concluded between the parties In l7s,
ana the articles from the thirteenth the twenty
fourth, inclusive, OF that which concluJcda
IN IN 1899, with the exception of the last paragraph
IN the nineteenth article, relating to the treaties with
Great Britain, are, hereby, revived with the same
iorce and virue, rs If they made part of the context
at the present treaty; II being however, understood
lhai the stpuaiions contained in said articles thus
revived, shall be always considered as,
aurcuhg ihe treaties or conventions concluded by
eler party without other powers, during the interval
between tile expiration of the said treaty Of 1882 and
me commencement of the operation of the present
treaty.
The parties being still desirons, in conformity with
their intention declared in the twelfth article Of the
said treaty of 1899, to establish between themselves
or IN concert with other maritime powers further pro-
visions 10 ensure just protection and freedom 10
same TIME advance the cause of civilization and hu-
maniy, engage again To treat on this subject at some
future aud convenient period.
Arr. XIII. Considering the remoteness Of the re-
sPectVe countries OF The two high contracting parties
ana the uncertainty resulting thererrom, will respect
tothe various events which may tIke place, il agreed
l., inh a merchant vessel belonging TO either Of Them
IS winch nny he bound To port surpassed, at the time
OF lis departure to he bluckaded, shall not tDwever
e he captured or condemned, for having attempted, a
ii Ers time, 10 enter said port unless ii he proved
ID mat said vessel could, and ought TO- have learned
uurhg'ts voyage, that the hl eek de Of the Mace in
question still continued But all vessels which, after
having been warned off once shall during the same
voyage, attempt second time 10 enter the samebock
AIDED port, during the continuance of the said block
ade, shall Then subject themselves 10 be detained and
W condemned.
u ART. NV. The citizens or subjects of each partv
~ snail have power dispose of their personal goods
within the Jurisdiction of the other by testament do,
V nation, or otherwise, ana their representatives being
.EenS or subjects oil the other party shall succeed
- 10 thelr said personal gOuds WHEELER by testament or
dotntesdo, and may take possession thereof either
" by themselves, by others acting for them aud dis
= pose ei te same, ut their will, paying such dus only
" as iIe inhabitants of the country wherein tie said
2onoS are, snail he subject 10 pay in like And
VI case oil The absence of the representative suh care
snail be taken ofthe said goods would be t,ken of
u the goods of native, case, until the lawful owner
70 may take measures for receiving them. And ques.
- t,9n should arse among several claimants, 10 which
u ei mem SAID goods belong, the snne shall he decided
h!aiy ny the laws and Judges of the land wherein the
= sal" goods are And where, the death of per-
son holding real estate, within the territories uf The
one party, such real estate would by the laws of the
# ueieehn on citizen or subject of the "the,
ne nOt disqualified by aenage, such citizen or subject
.r sna NC allowed reasonable time to sell the
/, ana 10 withdraw the proceeds without moestation
ana exempt from all duties of dcirdcfiop, the part
= ol tht Government OF the respective States fu this
N tucle sha'i not deTosae, IN any manner from the
ioIce OF the laws already published hereafter TO he
published by his Majesty the King of russia TO pre-.
y vent The emigration Of his subjects.
AK Nv. The present treaty shall continue in
imCe LOT twelve years. counting Tom the day of the
exchange OF the notifications and il twelve months
. Oelefe the expiration of that period neither of the
nigh contracting parties shall have announced by an
ohcal ratification to the other It's intention u arrest
Tor one year beyond that time and so on, until tho
. expiration OF the twelve months which will follow n
. similar notification, whatever the time at which it
5 may take place.
AIT NJ. This treaty shall be approved and r,ti-
= ned by the President Of tie Unued States Of America
:; ~ ana with, the hdv,eC md consent of the Senate
Niefeot ana by his Majesty The King Of Prusst and
# The publications. shall be exchanged III the City Of
washington, within nine months from the date of the
: | signature hereof, or sooner, T possible.
. In faith whereof the respective plenipotenharies
have signed tie above articles both in the French and
4 layp her ixcd
" Their stalls declaring. nevertheless the signing in both
languages shall not be brought into precedent, in
any way operate to the prejudice Of either parry
!, Done ~ triplicate nj The City If ashinuton, on
the FIRST day Of May, in the year oour Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty eight and the ifty-
second of the independence Of the Unied states OF A
i merca
Signed L.. CLAY
:, LUDWIG MEDERSTETTER
And whereas the said Treaty has been duly ratified
hh paris and the respective notifications Of the
same wcIe tins day, duly exchanged Washington,
e by James A. Hamilton acting Secretary Of state Of
the united states, and the Sieur Ludwig Neders letter
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