The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-08

4 fGfio2s 4lAaa&Aa lylnE near ne lNnetso4
! he river 81 croix. viii tss hke O. "a
) nsms. shall be equally free ss8 0pea % u
/, ships, vessels Hnl bnzss Of both parties.
G AKIlcLE VIZ.
g TIE pmsies mul1ally sfipDlstr fksa eae
: shall ptspszes equip ssd niainisia N seu
! vice. On The coast of Afriea. . sBfieieE
, and ade9nsss squadron or naval Force I
, resssls. Of sniis1le NUMBERS and deseIip
ZION, 70 carry ID al not less lhsa eight
guns, 10 enforce separately and fssper
lively The laws. rights and obligations 4
zach of The two countries. Cor he suppress
sion Of the slave trade; the said squadron
" BE independent Of each other. bur III
Two governments stipulating. neverthe
less, 10 give such esders 10 the ofiicer
commanding iheir respective forces >
shsll enable lhem 10 aei IN concert sad co
operation. upon mulnal consultation. =
exigeneies may arise. for the aiisinment o
lhr true object Of ihis article; copies Of u
such orders 20 be communicated By eaei
government 70 The otiIer respectively.
AKTIcLE *.
Whereas. notwithstanding 81 efFari,
which may be made on The coast sf Afri
ca for suppressing ihe slave trade. The "a
eilities Cor carrying on that traffic and
syOSding the vigilance Of cruisers b. the
fraudulent use Of Gags. and other means.
sre 30 crest. and the temptations for pur-
suing II, while marker can be found for
slaves, 30 strong. As that the desired re-
suit may be long DELAYED, unless all mar
kels be shut sgsinst The purchase Of At
rican negroes; the parties 10 this treaty
agree that they viii unite in all becoming
representations and circumstances. with
any and all powers within whose domin.
ions surh markets are allowed 10 exist;
and that they will urge upon all such pow
ers the proprieiy and duty Of closing such
markets al once and for ever.
ARTIcLE X.
Il is agreed that the United States and
her Britannia Majesty shall. upon maiu-
al acquisitions by iheni, or their ministers,
officers OF authorities, respectively made,
deliver up 10 Justice al persons who. be-
ing charged with the crime Of murder, or
assault with irient 10 commit murder, or
piracy, or arson, or robbery, or forgery.
or the ntterance Of forged papers commit
ted within the jurisdiction of either. shall
seek any asylum, or shall be found. with
in the territories Of the other; provided,
that this shall only be done upon such
evidence OF criminaliiy a., according 10
The laws Of the place where the fngirve
Or person so charged, shall be found.
would justify his apprehension and rom-
nitmen; for trial. il the crime or offence
rad there been committed; and respective
Judges and other magistrates of the two
governments shall have power, jurisdic-
ion, and authority, upon complaint made
lnder oath, 10 issue warrant for the ap-
,rehension of the fugitive or person so
'hsrged, that he may be brought before
'uch judges or other magistrates respec-
lively, 10 The end that the evidence Of cri.
ninaliiy may be heard and considered;
md If on such hearing, the evidence be
leemed sufficient 10 sustain the charge, il
hall be the duty Of the examining Judge
n magistrate. TO certify the same 10 the
roper executive authority, that a war
ant NAV issue for the surrender Of such
fugitive. The expense Of such apprehen.
ion and delivery shall be borne and de.
raved by the party who makes the requi-
ition, and receive the fugitive. |,
ARTICLE ri.
The eighth article Of this treaty shall
G in force for five years from the dale of !
he ratification, and afterwards until one ,
the other party shall signify wish to ,
'rminaie il. The tenth article shall con. =
nue. in force until one or the other party
i7ll signify its wish to terminate il, and 9
o longer. =
ARTICLE XII. =
The present treaty shall be duly ratifi Il
], and the mutual exchange of ratiica. !,
on shall take place in London, within /,
X months from she date hereof, or soon j,
il possible.
In faith whereof, we. the respective e
enipotentiaries, have signed this treaty, n
ID have hereunto affixed our seals. q
Done in duplicate, at Washington, the r,
nth day of August. Ammo Domini, one n
ousand eight hundred and forty two. ii
ASHBURTON. (Seal. c,
DANIEL WEBSTER, (Seal. Il
The correspondence is upon the sub II
cts-- .,
LET. or the interference Of the Coloni. b,
suthoritres of the BRUSH West India al
snds with American merchant vessel, lc
wen By stress Of seather, or carried hy eli
'lcnce, into the ports of the Colonies. ju
2nd. On the suhjec. Of the Caroline adj
"A
81. On the subjsc, Of improvement all
except that sort OF apology. and le,
"a OF Necessity, Iur The burning Of IN. ~,
roiins. W III an exptessiun ol regard co
the sacrednrss ol uur neutral rights is uG
de, nothingis settled upon these pnIut.; nc
tie President 10 understood TO de. ev
re, IN his message accompanying the III,
cary, that be does not dem IL neces-