Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1848-10-25
rlative to the right Of re-

as well general special rlatve to the right Of
siding and trading
IN force they shall be 1t liberty 10 manage, them
their own business all the territories sub
Ject 10 the jurisdiction Of ch party, as well in re-
spect 70 the consignment aid sale Of their goods by
wholesale or retail, witt respect to the loading,
unloading, and sending of heir ships, to employ
such agents and brokers as they may deem proper
Ihey oeng In all these to be treated as the ci-
uzens or subjects of the Country in which they re-
oeng nevertheless understood that they shall
remain subject to the said hws and regulations also
In respect 70 sales by Wholesale or retail.
They shall have free access to the tribunals of JUS
ce IN their figious afiarson the terms which
are granted BY the law and usage of country native
citiAehS or subjects, for which purpose they may
employ In defence of their lights such advocates at
torneyS and other agents al they may judge proper.
Inc citizens or subjects Of each party shall have
power TO dispose OF their personal property within
the jurisdiction of the otherby sale, donation, testa-
ment, Or otherwise.
Their personal representatives,, being citizens or
subjects the other contracting party, Shall succeed
70 iheir SAID personal property, whether by testa-
meht or 40 intesfato. They may take possession
nereoi, either by themselves by others acting for
he at their will, and dispose of the same, paying
such outy only as the inhabitants of the country
wherein the said personal property is situated shall
DC SUBJECT to pay in like In case Of the alb
sehce OF the personal representatives the care
sna be taken of the said property would be taken
PAoPcAty VI d NAIVE III ike case, until the law
iui owner may take measures for receiving it.
II any question should arise among several claim
ants 10 which ofthem them the said property belongs
!he same Shall be finally decided by the laws and
JUDGES OF the country wherein it is situated.
Where, On the decease of any person holding real
estate within the territories of one party such real
estate would by the laws of the land, descend on
citizen or subject Of the other, he not disqual
ihed by ailenage such citizen subject shall be al
lowed reasonable time to sell the same and to with
ant ,,ln pt.t,o o,Io
frem all duties of deracton on the part of the 90
Hernment Of the respective states.
me capitals pnd effects which the citizens or sub
1ecss OF the respective parties in changing their re-
snail be iesirous of removing from the place
OF their domcib shall likewise be exempt from all
duties OF detraon emigration on the part Of their
respective governments.
ART.ll The present treaty shall continue in force
until the tenth of june one thousand eight hundred
and hfty-eight and further until the end of twelve
months after tie government of Meckenburc- Schwe.
f on the one part, that of the United states on
!he other patshail have gwen notice Of its inten-
ton OF terminating the same, but upon the condition
hereby expressly stipulated and agreed that if the
ufaha Duchy II Mecklenburg- Scliwerin shall deem
~ expedien q find it compulsory, during the said
term, 10 levo aduty paddy, in the husk or
augment the dtties upon leaves, strips, stems of
TOBACCO, on wlale-ol and rice, mentioned in article
VII elshD of The present treaty, the government of
Mecklenburg- Shwerin shall give notice of one year
10 the government of the United States before pro
ceeolng to do 81; and, at the expiration of that year.
OF any lme Subsequently,, the government of the
United States SHALL have full power and right TO alb
iosa.e the present treaty, by giving previous notice
OF SIX months 20 the government of Mecklenburr-
Scwefin, or to continue it at its in fun force
until the operation thereof shall have been
III the manner frSt specific in the present article.
Now, therefore, the undersigned, L. &c Lutzow
president of the privy council ard first minister of
ms Royal Hg.ness, on the part of NIecklcnburc
SChWeril, and A. Dudley Mann, special aren't an
the part OF Tho United States, invested with full
powers to thisefI.ct, found in gosd and due form
nave tais day signed in triplicae, and have exchanr
ell inns declaration The effect of this agreement is
herehy declared To be 10 estabs the aforesaid trea
~ between the high parties to this declaration as
fully and perfectly, to all intens and rurroses as
II all the provisions therein contained. in the man
her as they are above explicitly stated, had been
agreed TO IN separate treaty, concluded and ratified
between then in the ordinary form.
In witness whereof, the above named pleuipoten-
hiries have hereto affixed their names and seals.
Done at sehweiin, this 9th (ninth) day of Deem
Der. 1877.
A. DUDLEY MANN. IL. 81
l.. OF LUTON. r.. ST.
And whereas the said declaration of accession has
been duly ratified on both parts:
Now. therefore, be it known that /, JAMES X
POLK. President of the United States of America.
nave caused the said declaration to be made public
10 the END that the same. and every clause and ar
Gle thereof, may be observed and fulfilled with good
faith by the United States and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set MY hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be ar
fixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this second day
Of August, in the year Of our Lord one thou
Il. ST. sand eight hundred and forty eight, and Of the
Independence of the United States Of Amer
lea the scventy-third.
JAMES K. POLK.
By the President: