The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-09-12

reason OF ;aEena geJ may be incapable $of
holding il, yhe shall be allowed reuspna.i
HE tinse,to sefIsuchreal estate, and 10 with.
draw and export the proceeds without mo-
lestation aud with out paying 70 the profit
of the respective governments any other
dues lakes or charges than those (Which
the inhabitants OF the country wherein said
eaIestate IS situated shall be subject to
pay in like cases.
ART XIX. .z.;.z
The present treaty shall continue in
force for ten years counting from the day
Of the ,exchange.of the ratiications, and il,
twelve months before the expiration of
that period, neither ofthe high contract
ing parties shall lave announced 10 the.
other by an official nosidcalionits intention.
10 arrestthe operation OF the said treaty, it
shall remain obligatory one year beyond
that time, apdEso ON, until tile expiration
ofthe twelve months which will follow a
similar notification, whateyeris the time at
which it may take place.
Xxx.
The present treaty shall be capProvedan and
ratified by, the. President Of the United
States of America, by and with the, advice
and consent of the Senate thereof, and by
his Majesty the King of Sardinia, and the.
ratifications shall be exchanged i'll, the city
of Washington Witltinten months from the
date of the signature thereofor sooner if
possible. "a. (,
! In faith whereof the plenipotentiaries of
the contracting parties have signed the
present treaty aid thereto affixed their
respective seals. .i3:.t: -.
Done at Genoa this 26th of November
1883. -
NATHANIEL NILES. III. ST.
della MARGUERITE,l e.. S.
SEPARATE ARTICLE.
circumstances of peculiar nature rem
dering It necessary for his Sandman Ma
jesIy to continue for time diferenfial du.
ties to the disadvantage Of foreign flags,
on grain, olive oil, aud wine, imported d.
rectly from the Black Sea, Tie ports of
the, Adrialic, and those ofllie Mediterra-
mean, as far as Cape Trafalgar, notwith-
the.geHeral provisions Of the arti-.
cles No. 2, 3, and 4 Of the present treaty,
il is distinctly understood and agreed by
The high contracting parties. that the Uni-,li
led States shall have full and entire liberty
to establish countervaiIiag diferential du
lies OH the same articles imported front the
same places to the Disadvantage of the
Sardinian flag, in case the existing or any
other difTerential duties on the suitl arli-
,les, shall be continued in force, tb the
disadvantage cf the flag '2of the United
States of Bmerica by his Sardinian Ma |
esty, beyond a perioduf four years,count-
ng from the day Of the exchange Aof the !
'al:6catins of the present treaty and sep.
lrate article. 5utall coun.cryai!ing difcrcn.
ial duties on tho said articles shall cease !
% be exacted from the time the United (
States GovernmentshaIliIave beeninform. /
ID officially Of the discon.inuance Of differ !
,ntial duties Oh the part cfhis Sariinian I
Majesty. ~
The present seperate article shall have I
he game force and value assifit were e,in:4
'e,ted word for word inthe treaty signed !
his day and shall be ratified in the samel
ime. ~
Infaith whereof, we the undersigned, 1
,yvirlue ofour full powers, have signed /
he present separate article and thereto
fixed our respective seals.
Done at Genoa, the 26.h November,
1893. +
NILES, Il. Ss1I
SOLAR DE LAMARGUERITE. L. S. IF
Aud, whereas, che said treaty., and sep-
rate article have been duiyrati6ed on both |.
'atts, and the respoctivefa Publications Of the
anne were exchanged at Washington on
he eighteenth day of March. one thousand
light hunered and thirty nine, byeJuhn
'orsyth, Secretary Of State oflhe Uuiled
states, and .Auguste lie Colobiano, Charge 1
fAaaircs OF His Majesty the King Of SAT-
inia, on the par. Of their respective Cow ! !
Now, therefore, he it known, that !,
fartin Van Buren, President of The United 9
states of Amefica, have caused tie said !,
reaty and separate article to be made.pub-
c, to the lend that the same, aud every
lausc and article thereof may be observed i
nd fulfilled with good faith by the United
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