The Arkansas banner., 1846-09-30
By lEa resident Of the United cs Of America.
 PROCLAMATION.

Whel Convention between the United Siaies q rica and his Majesty the King of Basa ps eoneladed and signed q. Der i'm hy sspective pleniposenliaries, on the twa rsl Jay of January, one shou- sand a hundred and forty-firc which eonyene being in she English and Ger man Iaf es. is, word for word IS follows -Comreal or fhe mutual abolition of fhe sdrOit baae aRd faxes on emigration beirs E Uaiisd States sf .4sserica and Ills tyfhs King of Bararia.
 The VI States of America and his Ma Ejesly th& g of Basaria, having agreed, for tue adj s of their respective citizens, and suk to conclude convention tor the ma boistion of the droit d'anbaine and tax et1emigration, have nsmed, for this pusposs sr- saspsesivs- pleniposen;isries, namelyS President of the United States of Asze has conferred full powers on fIenry baton, their Envoy Extraordinary and Nler Plenipo,entiary ai the Royal Court ussia: and His Majesty the King ef Bad espon Count Maximiiian yon Ler- chea6& eiering, his Chamberlain, Envoy Extra4 bfy and Minister Plenipoten,iary at the I Prussian Court, Commander of the R& Order of the Knights Of St. George, of the for Merit in Civil Service of the Basar rown, of SL Michael, Grand Cross of the ian Imperial order of SL Anne of the ii ss, of the Royal Prassian Order of ihd Eagle of the first class, Comnian- der C. Cross of the Royal Swedish Or der o North Star, and Great Comman- der d Royal Greek Orlesof the Saviour, who, having exchanged their said full powd and In due and proper form, have agree and signed the following articles ARTICLE l.
 Ej lind Of droit d'auhaine, tlroii de re- traitd droii de desmction or shx on emi- grat hereby and shallrenain abolished betw he two contracting parties, their Stats lens, subjects, respectfully.
 AnricLE II.
 " on the deaili of any person hold ing ppegty within the territories of one part real property would, by the laws of q descend oil citizen or subject of fer, were he not disqualified by alie{ soch citizen or subject shall be al- low sm of two years to sell the same, whi . taay be reasonably prolonged ac- cors circumstances, and so withdraw the keds thereof, withoat molestation, and kt from sli dnsies of detracsiou. .,a ARTICLE III.
 7esizens or subjects of each of the con g parties shall have power io dis pos heir personal property within the Ssa} he other, by testament, donation, or ise and their heirs, legatees, and dor eing citizens nr subjects of the olh- CT &cting party, shall succeed io their sais snai property, and may take posses sio6 -eof, either hy themselves or by osIj stus for them, and dispose of the sad their pleasure, paymg such dniies on he ihhahssanls oi the country where th property lies shall be liable io pay ia bases.
 ARTICLE ".
 De of the absence of the heirs, the
  a hre shall bs iakrn, prosisionaiiy, of s .i or personal property as would be: t D [ ike case of property belonging to |, yes Of the connsry, antii the iavaul q H or ths perscn who has right to' q Do sainc atc0niing to article II, may. )nessares io recsive or diaposc of ihs
 hancs.
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 ny dispuie shoah arise between difIsr- Iaiussnts tD ihs sane inhefiia ce, they
 be secidcd in fhe lsss rssoft according 5 laws. and by ths jsdgss q tho coau-
 hefs the properly is sisaaicd. # AnrscIK VI.
 $ $,i thjs convention shalt rot derogaie in <nanner from tls fosee Of the laws already tished, or heFenlier td be pahIished by |stajesty ihz KiAgg q 2. s.sia. i< nresent Iemigyalion of his sasjecss
 ARrlcIs VII.
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