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~, above all sscepnoa because IL is In wiring, and
seated by the parties Interested Such !. the here.
The papef signed b, the msdstcrs and the parties con-
ecfneo To all the sticment II ihat paper adhere. end
Of course u that wheh expresses the oPnion that the
affair was honorstly adjusted.
Allow to sdd that did understand. ns your note
Implies, tina, both the young Mosss Richie were concern
cd.
Respectfully,
JAMES LYONS.
Y. S.-The ps7et sent published In the wing
aud Enquirer Of the 2lth OF January, ls43.
The igned have with deep the editorial
controversy between Thomas Ritchie aud H. Pleasants
Esq., nd still pain have learned mot from the
their sceond thSih personal conct between
w r. Rche, Esq. aud Mr. Pleasant Is likely TO oct
OF H. and believing that be avoided and the conro-
,crsy besIed without compromising the honor OF either
gentleman, forward, voluntarily and tender our
mediation between them. The article OF the l1th OF jan
nary 1913 headed "The called forth by mat
OF Mr. L Richie of the l4h day Of the month and
satisfied the result OF a misconecPuon oy MT
r. OF the latter article That artc'e, believe was not
intended reflect upon the personal conr
Of Mr. Peasants tn invade his private cbataoc' ou'
hsd reference g. the edor bout between these gentle
men and TO the editorial and polcrl OF rP-snd
so believing we regard the arnce OF Mr. Peasants un
iustifed though bel that the implied challenge To
the family OF Mr. Richie proceeded from generous mo-
tive ia. personal liability oi Mr feasants
called on: without hostility the members of the family
embraced in IT, n views be correct, and are so adj
i,,.d by Mr. Richie aud Mr.. Pessant propose that
Mr. T. Richie and Mr. Peasants 80 declaring. Mr. Pleas
ants shall rctrset his article OF the 9Th of January and that
Mr. W. F. Richie Withdraw his challenge which has been
accepted by Mr. tlensans, and those gentlemen be festo
W ~" '>' J. w PEGkAM.
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v. D. PorrIArX. M. comnl..Ion.r
Rules held in the Clerks o.
a VALUABLE AND MOST ATTRAC-
IlNE MAMhl 1T FARM.

ON FRIDAY, the 18th day or May next, will
~ BE- sos ~ O'Clock tae premse very valuable
Pam 81 100 the north nd" Of the We Road
above the CIV n Richmond anil ndJnng wesha
heetirE Housr lot Th-rc he l7nd
inr ard half hrh basement md
tw1 smotc hoUe barn. &c al pr order
fr so.g ei eaf foundation highly and mpfoyatc
being wer ata7-l TO tie culture m Gasses generally
TERM--fi9na cas1 the balance n two ~, ans AZ and ~
months satisfactorily s-cufod GEORGE LtNTZ.
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To "Henric0.''

Tho "Whig Who voted for Dr. CawtIorr." nafrs and
TssnfDf Ho1rco, and hss been Tor hsn Ghy years
HenrcO Apu 10, 1876.
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SI5,526.s54
$500. lUS
41.26l.3lI

The exports OF ls4j, it will be seen, were less. by
ST 329 lOl than those OF the preceding year This de-
cline ascribed the fact that the navigation OF the
Distracted by the low waters. ice,
during ihoe months Of ls45; while lSi4. there
scarcely any interruption the intercourse with
IN, markets If tho West
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Exports OF New Orleans.

b. OF the amount OF Exports cleared a, the
Custom House in n. Orleans for the three past years
appears that the value Of the produce, &c, shipped
from tina, port. was as follows:
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UiKGINIA-At Rules held Clerks once superior
CoIu Of ChareeD for the Richmond Circuit the third day Of
February, 1876:
Juia Ann Neon and Catharino shaw pits,
against
Valentine Thomas Dalton Jr and an other, drf'tE
The defendant named having entered hs appearance
anj cuuy according hs Act o 49, m'y AID The Rules
Of this Court aud appearing satisfactory evidence that he ~
inabant u this Commonwealth " 10 ordered That The
ad defendant DO appear here RAILS 10 be hidden for IN sad
Court ths h Monday May and he bin NJ The
plintd and copy of order be- forhwrh inserted
oms ncwspagsr published the city NJ Richmond for two months
uccyey aud posted the front o the Capitol In the aid
Cry. Copy. Tese,
pOEERTg. ~. q.
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Connecticut Election.

Returns from the entire STATE. VITA the exception of
towns show the following result OF the Gubernatoa cleo
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]. w. PEGkAM.
JAMES LYONS.
January 90, ls43.

We acknowledge the correctness of the above views
and accepting the proered mediation, respectfully aceede
=, ,bc p,oposals made THOMAS RICHIE,
JOHN II PIE ASANTS.
tCopv) WIN. +. RICHIE.
TO Re CONTINUED.
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ARRIVED.
steamer Poeahonta-. Holngshcad Baltimore sunJre.
Sehr European Rogers. Mobile, sugar and eo,ton to r
Bentley, Dabnoy & Cswhotn.
60 SAILED,
S'oop Thomas Davis Blue, Philadelphia.
Cur Cur EDWARD franklin, Churbcck, Philadelphia.
Sent ,; koeshll. PreJmote. Fall River.
Sehr Hero. Cooper, FfederieksburR
S" ,.a Ioeahontss Hollngshesd, Baltimore.
. NE" hoNh' April l0-Cleared, sehrs Thos Ireland
Somcrs Richmond; Thaddens. Hudson do '
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DO BANKRUPT CoURr-I,,.. M, v,,,,.,,.,
will .' for the trial Of In BanIrvo,ev nm a.. ,.,
day In this month, April N A'"
Apr! 7th. 80. m 49,.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the Clerks Of
Zee OF Superior Of Law and Chancery foe
King William County MONDAY the % day Of March lsf6
WIN. u. Powers and James Major, Phfs,
against
Edwin and Franeis Mattor snd other Dens,
In Chanccry.
defendants above named having appearance
given security according the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
and appearing BY satisfactory evidence they
inhabitants of Commonwealth ordered
defendants do appcatofc and
bills pisind and copy order
forthwith newspaper published ctyof
n0nd months srcceivey, copy
nt the font door oftic Court Of county.
a Copy-Tosis
n mn IN a.
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UNAuouT FIGHT DANS.-By mean. Of IN. ,.,,,,,..
anoued ey Needs knpres. New are ,nahi
promise suit OF Cloths In about eight all case. win
inc una r-'anns that shah
ne 9uy style and workmanship every ordered OF
up ~ STARR 4 CO, Lisies Ccsner
q "EsrERfIELD RAIL ROAD CO.-rHE AN.
- huai meeting Of this Company plies on MoNDAy
inc so'h 81 Apti, at the EIeharse Banh, in h,. ehy
spW-dd GEO FISHER Pr,.id,nt
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks
81 Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanesry
Tor county n James Cy and me cy Of Wa'bg
Court thereof from ecnnd n the seventh day March,
year thousand eight HUNDRED and ory
John T.. James, ru,
ngloat
Robert q. Rioharissn, Def,
~ ChaHesrV.
The defendant having entered m Appearance and given
according the Act n Assembly Court
and appearing by 1tsctoy evidence
~ this Commonwealth On the the ptuH Robcu ~.
Arnead bic counsel ordered That 'ah defendant
d. appsar here the - Day Of Mty
bill ofhe painh sndat copy o this order be- oh w
newrapcf published city ofRicnond months
fuoeesvey and posted The front door of house in the
city Of Williamsburg on two successive Court days
Copy-Tefe.
NH Io-~ow TH q. COGsn.I. G.
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ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
IN FIRKINS Prime Orange County Butter
W just received n Store, and for sll- by
NH II BiSSEII. a McCANDLiSH.
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INOR the R-chrehughs TneopheTus OF M,dealad Com
poundfnThe Of haness grey hair eradication
o seuf and andruH for washing the leaving hair
healthy and gossy-foT sale by
=. JOHNSTON. u urgist
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SnA CASKS SUPERIOR LIME, Just received from
pOo Thomasoa sehr Susan Ludwig from the
Doekby JAS. FISHERS SONS
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NEW DAILY LINE
TO NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, Of
POINT COMFORT, &c

NORTHERN HAS.-2o0 bales yety superior. I,udnr
this morning from brig Olive ketts wharf Per
sons fishing to purchase would 10 q call early
ap ~ FIsuER'S SONS
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College of New Jersey.

INHE session Of this institution will begin
Il on Thursday, the 18th Of august,
The following list Of the instructors:
Rev. James Carnahan, d. D., president.
Rev. John Maclean, ID. D., vice president and
Professor Of the Greek language and literature.
Joseph Henry, M. D., LII. D., Professor of Nat
ural Philosophy.
John Torrey, M D., LII. D., Professor of Chem
istry and Natural History.
Stephen Alexander, A. NJ, Professor of Mathe-
Rev. Matthew B. Hope, M. D., Professor OF
Bellies Lcttres.
Ever M. Topping, A. NJ, Adjunct Professor OF
the Greek and Latin Languages,
A. Carbon de Sandrans, teacher Of the French
language.
George Musgrave Giger, A. NJ, Senior Tutor
and Assistant Professor Of Mathematics.
~ Merritt Owen, A. NJ, Tutor in Mathematics.
John T. Duffed, A. NJ, Tutor in Greek.
Thomas w. Catte A. NJ, Tutor in Latin.
Henry J. David, Teacher, pro tenn, Of the Ger
man Language.
Lectures are delivered on the various subjects
studied during the college course, and ample provis-
ION Is made for the illustration Of all the lectures
natural philosophy, chemistry, natural history, and
astronomy. The college possesses an excellent APP
paratns, museum Of natural history, comprising
valuable collections in zoology, botany, mineralogy
and entomology. 80,
The charge for tuition is S25 session. or $50 a
year.
There is no extra charge for instruction in French
or German
Connected with the college there are two refecto-
nes IN one of which board is furnished at 81 IS a
week, and in the other at 80 rs. The highest price
Tor board IN private families is 50 week. During
me last year several students obtained board at
81 l2I week each, others at 81 25, and at 81 so,
and some as low as IS cents. .
Persons wishing to enter college, should, II prac-
ucable, present themselves for examination at the
beginning of the college term, or day or two pre-
vlous. ~.
July l3--eod4w
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Bearing piles and broken stone, for the
United states dry dock at Brooklyn.
NAVY AsENT's OPFIcE,
New York, August 4, 1886.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Propo-

New York, August 4, 1886.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Propo
- sails for materials for the dry-dock will be re-
ceived at this Office until o'clock, p. M of Wednes-
day the I'd day Of September next, for 1000 spruce
bearing piles, sound and straight The lengths to
be hereafter determined between IS and 40 feet; the
chief part will probably be required from 30 TO 81
feet long. The size exclusive of the bark to be
not less than 10 inches diameter at the small end
and from II to l6 inches at the large end where the
piles required 80 feet in length, the diameter
at the small end is TO be not less than inches
Proposals will be received for any quantity ex-
ceeding 500 ples one-haf Of the above piles are to
be delivered the navy yard at Brooklyn on or be-
fore the LIST day of December next, and the balance
on or before the LIST day of February next. .
Proposals will also be received at the time and
place for 1900 cubic yards of stone broken for con-
crete.
The stone to be of hard and durable quality Of
granite or gneiss broken in angular pieces and not
exceeding / inch in diameter, and entirely free
from dirt; and must be delivered at the navyyard at
Brooklyn at such times and in such quantities, and
landed on such wharf as may be directed by the en-
gineer. ..... ...... ~.
About one-thrd of the above stone will probably
be required to be delivered previous the LIST of No
vember next; one-hrd previous to the LIST of Febru-
airy next; and the balance previous to the LIST of
April, lS47. Proposals will be received for any
quantity exceeding 500 cubic yards
The proposals for the piles will state a price per
lineal foot; and those for broken stone per cubic
yard.
Persons proposing for the latter will be required
to furnish sample Of the stone, and TO state the To-
cation Of their quarries. ..
The proposals must be accompanied with the
written assent of responsible persons to become
surees bonds for the faithful performance of the
contract, and ten per cent. of the amount delivered
will in all be retained until the contract is fully
complied with.
Any further information can be obtained of the
engineer, VIM, J. McAIpine, esq, at the Dry Dock
Office at the navy-yard, Brooklyn.
PROSPER nj. WETMORE,
Aug l0-law4w Navy Agent.
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NEW MUsIC--JUsT RECEIVED.

" FiSCHEh mas JUST received the following
w pew music, which viii be sold at very re.
duced price at Statoner's Hall, Pennsylvania ave.
nue., two doors east OF 18th street.
The lucid wave lies still; composed by Perdi.
There dwells within this lonely heart; composed
by Andrews. ... -. . 80. ' -.
The Spectre Hunter--duett; composed by Call
cott ....
It's Ihee-romancei composed by Arnaud.
Yesterday ballad; composed by Blockley.
Come join the dance; composed by III. Avery.
Violet waltz; composed by v. Dister.
Palo Alto Waltz; composed by lady.
Venitian Galopade; composed by Schubert
Les Success de Salons; composed by Herr.
Mobiles Quick-step; composed by Val. Dister.
Nouvelle Tyrolienne Variee; composed by Herr
Amusement pour lie piano; par Humme
Overture to the Opera Alesandre Stradella; b,
Rlbas
Aug IL
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ARTICLE II.

Where, on the death Of any person holding real
property within the territories Of one party, such
real property would, by the laws Of the land, de-
scend on citizen or subject Of the other, were he
not disqualified by alienage, such citizen or subject
shall be allowed a term Of two years TO sell the
same, which term may be reasonably prolonged ac-
cordiDg to circumstances, and TO withdraw the pro-
ceeds thereof, without molestaton, and exempt from
all duties Of detraction.
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ARTICLE ".

In case of the absence of the heirs, the same
care shall be taken, Professionally, of such real
or personal property would be taken in
like of property belonging to the natives Of the
country, until the lawful owner or the person who
has right to sell the same according to article H.
may take measures to receive or dispose of the in
heritance.
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vTALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE

Y SALE.-Ihe sale OF TIE valuable farm owne'
by the late Basil Loveless, and advertised by +.
Blair, esq, agent for the heirs, having been post
poued on account Of the extreme heat, is now fol
private sale This farm contains 206 acres, Is abou
I've miles from the city the 7th street turnpike
100 acres is in wood, great portion Of it IN oal
and chestnut 6t for fencing. A more particular de
scripton Of the farm be had application at tn,
auction store Of X. w Dyer.
Ifthe farm be not disposed Of by Thursday, tn,
LIST day Of October next, IL will on that day be sold
al auction at O'Clock p. m. For terms, &c. apply
10 y. r. BLAIR, Agent, or
X. w. DYER,
July l6-lawt lst0etif Auetioneer.
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ARTICLE III.

The citizens or subjects Of each Of the con-
tracing. parties shall have power to dispose
of their personal property within the States
of the other, by testament, donation, or other
wise; aud their heirs, legatees, and donees, be-
ing citizens or subjects Of the other contracting
party, shall succeed to their said personal properly
and may take possession thereof, either by them
selves or by others acting for them, and dispose of
the same at their pleasure, paying such duties only
as the inhabitants Of the country where the said
property lies shall be liable to pay in like cases.
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ARTICLE v.

If any dispute should arise between different
claimants to the same inheritance, they shall be de-
cided in the last resort according to the laws and by
the judges of the country where the property is sit
uated
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ARTICLE VI.

| But this convention shall not derogate in any
manner from the force of the laws already publish.
ed, or hereafter to be published by his Majesty the
King of Bavaria, to prevent the emigration Of his
| subjects.
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A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas Bavaaw
Of
and
II wr al
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ARTICLE I.

Every kind Of droit d'aubaine, droit de retraite,
and droit de deraction or tax on emigration, is here
by and shall remain abolished between the two con-
tracing parties, their States, citizens and Subjects
respectively.
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L OsT-A roll OF bills, amounting to about 500
IL The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
The same at Colsman's Hotel, where description OF
them will be furnished.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Chestnut street, between Ath and 9Th

Opposite TO The Cusom-house, (iate u s. Bank.)
THIS Establishment, long and favorably
L known to the travelling public, having been
recently enlarged, reftted and refurnished in SUI
perior style, has been leased by the undersigned,
who will be assisted in its management by Mr..
John West, whose reputation, acquired while pro-
prietor of the Exchange Hotel, Baltimore, together
with the ample arrangements made by the subscrib-
er, furnish assurances that his friends and guests
viii experience every comfort and attention calcu-
lated to render their soourn pleasant and agreeable
NJ. p. MITCHELL.
Philadelphia, August 6-6tif
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In witness whereof, the respective plenipotentia-
rics have signed the above articles, as well in Eng
lish as in German, and have thereto affixed their
seals.
Done in quadrupcata, in the city Of Berlin, on
the twenty first day of January, one thousand eight
hundred and forty-6ve, in the sixty-ninth year Of
the independence Of tho United States Of America,
and the nineteenth of the reign Of his Majesty the
King of Bavaria
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Two Trips a week 10 Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and Old Point.

Two Trips week 10 Norfoik, Ports
mouth, and Old Point.
THE steamer 0sceola, no
s<asSl surpassed in beauty or speed
f.lA by any boat ON the Potomac
GaLrSsssasss.,SS will leave Washington fol
Es4kzxs6&ssks<19 the above places every Wed
nesday and Saturday, at 0 o'clock, a. m, and Alex
andra at halpast 9, after the arrival Of the earl
from Baltimore. Returning, leave Norfolk Couch
ing at Portsmouth and Old Point) every Monday
and Thursday at o'clock, p. m. Passage and
fare, IS.
The osceola will not fail to connect, going and
turning, with the Portsmouth and Roanoke rail
road and the Richmond and Petersburg steamers.
Passage and fare TO Richmond or Petersburg, So.
She will stop at her usual landings on the Potomac
TO take OF and land passengers, and at Cone river
every Saturday going, and Monday, returning from
Norfolk.
Passage and fare to Piney Point, So
JAMES MITCHELL, Master.
NAV 81 '
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The United States Of America and bis Majesty
the King Of Bavaria, having agreed, for the advan-
ge OF their respective citizens and subjects,
el1de convention for the mutual abolition Of the
drolt d'aubaine and taxes on emigration, have
named, for thi purpose, their respective plenpo
lsntiaries, namely; the President Of the United
States Of America has conferred full powers on
Henry Wheaton, their Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary at the Royal Court Of
Prussia; and His Majesty the King Of Bavaria,
upon Count Macmillan Won Lerchenfeld -Kefering,
his Chamberlain, Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lsier Plenpotentiary at the Royal Prussan Court,
Commander Of the Royal Order Of the Knights OF
ST George, Of the Order for Merit in Civil Service
Of the Bayarisn Crown, of ST. Michael Grand Cross
Of the Russian Imperial order Of ST. Anne Of the
hrst class, Of the Royal Prussian Order OF the Red
Eagle Of the first class, Commander Grand Cross
Of the Royal Swedish Order Of the North Star, and
Great Commander Of the Royal Greek Order OF the
Saviour; who, after having exchanged their said
full powers, found in due and proper form, have
agreed 10 and signed the following articles:
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FRENCH LAWNS and splendid balzarines
- will be sold IS per cent less than they can be
had IN this market Those two articles must be sold
for cash.
July 81 d. CLAGETT & co. .
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lust RECEIVED, a splendid stock Of table
- linens on consignment from New York, and
will be sold low to close up by 10Th August.
20 large table-cloths, IL by 20
90 do do 12by I6 ...
90 do do l2by IA
30 do do IL by IL ....
I0pieces best quality will be cut up in any guam
tity that may be wanting.
The above goods warranted to be pure linen.
July 81 ID. CLAGETr a. co.
GoUTHERN JOURNAL OF Medicine
- and Pharmacy, published at Charleston,
South Carolina, every second month, for four dol.
lars per annum, edited by J. ID, Smith, NJ D., and
s. ID. Sinkler, M ID.
Also, the New Orleans Medical and Surgical
Journal, devoted to medicine and the collateral sci
ences; published every second month, by w. M.
Carpenter, M. d.; f. D. Tenner, M. d.; J. Harri-
son, M. D., and A. Hester, NJ. ID. Subscription
price IS per annum.
Apply TO
F, TAYLOR, Bookseller,
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HENRY WHEATON, [L.s.]

And and
exchanged Berlin fourth day November
Bavaria and hn
II o he prospect
the America
herfa the diznsthe
Of
ST. M
Blythe President ~
RcaNN offs
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I'URNIP sEED.--l70 pounds OF turnp seed,
a OF various kinds in store, for sale; warranted
fresh and genuine. J. F. CALLAN.
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Contention for the mutual abolition IF the droi d. a,i-
bains and tarss emigration bsitoeen the United
States Of america and His Majesty he King Of Ba-
pdrta.
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ARTIKEL ".

I'm Fall der Abwesenheit der Erben, wird
man hlnsichtich der erwahnten, beweglichen
oder unbeweglichen Cutter proyisorisch gang
dese!be Sorgalt anwenden, welche man bel yleichem
Anlasse hinsichtlch der Gutter der Eingebornen an
gewendet hattie, bis der gesetzmassige Egenthiimer
oder derjenige, welcher mach artike II das Recht
hat, deselben zu verkaufen, Anordnungen zu tref-
fen, fur gut linden wird, um die Erbschaf, anzure-
ten, oder daruber zu yerfJigen
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ARTIKEL m.
ARrLKEL III.

Den Saats-Angehorigen zines jeden der alb.
schiiessenden Theile, soil in den Staten des
andern die Freihet zustehen, aLer hire beweg
lichen Gutter durch Testament, Schenkung, oder
auf andere Weise zu verfdgen, und deren Erben
.durch Testament, oder ab intestato, oder durcb
Schenkung hierzu berechtgt, sollen, wenn sic die
Staats- Angehorige des andern der beiden absches-
sender Thee sind, linen in dem Bestze deser ihrer
bewegchen Glitter fogen auch in Person sowohl, ais
durch andere welche an hrer Stelle handeln, davon
Bestz ergreiien, und mach Gudanken damit schal,en
konnen, ohne andere Steusrn zu bezahlen ais soche
welche die Einwohner des Landes, worm SIGH de
genannten Gutter befnden, bel gleichem Anlasse un-
ter worfen sind.