Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-06-01

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Be refused. Such trssrisrs. Nhsn arrested, shall
be put Al The dispose. Of The sald eonsuls o. wee
consuls. ard NAV be pot To- The public pfIsoas' Al
the requss, and expense Of lnoss vh0 reclaim
Them, 10 be sent 10 the ships 70 vh,oh hey be-
| Iong or TO Others II The same nation bal It hey
should not BE- 50 sent vi'hlu tso months, TO he
counted from the day Of her arrest, they snail be
sst Al liberty, and shall be 40 more arrested loE
/ the same cause.
Art. xxix For the purpose Of more stiscut
ally protecting their commerce and navigation.
lhr two contracting parties do hereby agree 10
/ form. as soon hereafter as may be mutually CON
vsn,ent. a consular convention, which shall de-
clare, specially, the powers snd immunHles II
IN. consul, and yce-consuls Of the respective
parties.
Art. xxx. The United States Of America,
and the Peru. Bolivian confederation, desiring to
make a. durable as circumstances viii permit the
relations which are established between the two
parties IN virtue Of this treaty, or general con
yenton o. peace, friendship, commerce, and ma
ylranon, have declared solemnly, and do agree,
as follows:
lst The present treaty shall be IN force for
Twelve years from the day Of the exchange Of the
aufcations thereof; and, lunhet, until the end
Of one year after enher Of the contracting parties
shall have gwen notice 20 The other OF lie inien-
ion 10 terminate the same each Of them resery-
M to itself the night Of giving such notice TO the
other, at the end OF said term oil twelve years.
And II is hereby agreed between the parties, that
on the expiration Of one year after such notice
shall have been received by either Of them from
the other, as above mentioned, this treaty shall, IN
ali points relating 10 commerce and navigation,
altogether cease and determine and IN all those
parts which relate to peace and friendship, II shall
be permanently and perpelually binding on both
powers.
2diy. II any one OF more Of the citizens Of
either party sball infringe any OF the articles OF
his treaty, such citizen or citizens shall be held
personally responsible therefor, and the harmony
and good correspondence between the two ma.
lions shall not be interrupted thereby; each party
engaging, IN no way, 10 protect the offender OF
offenders. or % sanction such violence, under
pain Of rendering itself liable for the consequen.
ces therof.
3dly' II, (Which, indeed, cannot be expected
unfortunately any Of the sIpuIations contained IN
the present treaty shall be violated or lnlrnged
IN any other way whatever, II Is expressly cove
nanted and agreed that neither Of the contracting
parties will Older, or authorize any act Of reprs'
ais, nor declare or make war against the other,
on complaint Of injuries or damages resulting
lherolrom, until the party considering itself az
greved shall first have presented to the other
| a statement or representation OF such injuries OF
damages, verified by competent proofs, and have
| demanded redress aud satisfaction, and The same
shall have been either refused or unreasonaby
delayed.
Ably. Nothing in this uenty contained shall
however, be construed TO operate contrary to Tor
mer and existing public treaties with other States
or sovereigns.
The present uenty of peace, friendship, com
merce, and navigation, shall be approved anC
ratified by the Ptesldeu, Of the United States o
America, by and with, the advice and consen, o
the Senate thereof, and by the Supreme Protec
Tor Of the north and south Peruvian States, Pres
ldent of The Republic OF BOLIVIA, encharged VIII
the direction Of the foreign relations oil the Peru
Bolivian Confederation, aud The Publications.
shall be exchanged within eighteen months from
f the date OF the signature hereof, or sooner I
possible
In faith whereof, We, the plenlpoentaues .
4. the United States Of America, and the Peru
|. Bolivian Confederation, have signed and seaIe'
Z these presents.
D Done in the city of Lama, on the thirlieth da
+. Of November, in the year Of Lord one thousara
It eight hundred and huy.slx.
!. SAMUEL LARNED. rsEN.
j. j. GARCIA DEL RIO, SEAL.