Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1848-09-21
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT, THURSDAY, SEPT, 2l, 1913
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ed
Where, on the decease of any person hoJn!
real estate within the territories of one party, suci
real estate would, by the laws of the land, de
scend on citizen or subject shall be allowed
reasonable time to sell tho same, and to withdraw
the proceeds without moGsaton and exempt from
all duties OF delracllon on the part of the govern
ment of the respective states.
The capitals and effects which the citizens OF
subjects of the respective partve parties in chang
ing their residence, shall be DESTROYS of removing
from the place Of their domicl, shall likewise be
exempt from all duties of detaclDn or emigration
on the part of their respective governments.
ARTICLE IL. The present treaty shall continue
in force until the tenth Of June, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty eight and further until the end
| OF twelve months after the government of the
Neutrality-suspicious. on the one palt, or that OF
the United States on the other part, shall have
gwen notice Of its intention of terminating
/ the same, but upon the condition hereby eX-
presSly stipulated aud agreed, that if the Grand
| nuchy of MeclIenburg Schwern shall deem il ex.
pedent, or fnd it cOnlpuIsatory, during the said
term to levy duty on paddy, or rice in the husk,
or augment he duties upon leaves, strips or stems
OF tobacco, On whale oil and rice, mentioned in
article viii (Gighh) Of the present treaty, the gov.
eminent of Mecklenburg. Schwern shall give notice
10 the government Of the United States before pro-
ceedng to do SO; and, at the expiration Of that
year, or AT any lime subsequently, the government
of the United States shall have full power and
right TO ubrogHre the present treaty, by giving
previous notice OF six months TO the government.
Of MeCklenburg Schwerin, or TO continue it Cat its
opIion) in (uII force, until the operation thereof
shall nave been arrested in the manner first speci
fed in the present article,
Now, therefore, The undersigned, l.. de LulZOw
president of The privy council and first minister Of
his Royal lIighness, on the part Of NIeckenburg
Schwein, and A. Dudley Mann, special agent on
Tue part Of the United States, invested with full
powers TO This effect, found in good and due form,
have tins day signed in lrpcatc, and have ex.
changed This declaration. The effect Of this agree.
ment is hereby declared to be to establish the afnr-
"said uelly between the high parties to this de-
claraon, as roIly and perfectly, TO all in,enls and
purposes, as If all the provisions therein contained,
IN the manner as they are above explicitly stated
hld been agreed to In separate treaty, concluded
and ratified between them in the ordinary form.
In witness whereof, the above named plenipo-
lenHrles have hereto affixed their names and
seals.
Done at schwerin, this 9th (ninth) dnv Of De.
cember, lS47, a. Dudley MANN, GL.s.1
l.. OF LUTzow, Il. S.
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, have caused the said
declarations to be made public, to the end
that the same: aud every clause and artl,