Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-18
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their VIII, and dispose of the same, paying
such duty only as the inhabitants of the coun-
try wherein the said PERSONAL nronertv is Sit
lated, shall he subject 10 pay in like cases. In
case of the absence of the PERSONAL represen.
tatives the same care shall be taken Of The said
property as would be taken OF property of
native in like case, until the lawful owner
may take measures for receiving it.
If any question should arise among several
claimants TO which Of them the said property
belongs, the same shall be finally decided by
the laws and Judges Of the country wherein IL
is. situated
Where, on the decease of any person hold
ing 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 were he not disqualified by alienage,
such citizen or subject shall be allowed rea-
sonable time TO sell the same, and 10 withdraw
the proceeds without molestation, and exempt
from all duties of detraction on the part OF the
government of the respective States
The capitals and effects which the citizens
or subjects OF the respective parties, in chan
ging their residence, shall be DESTROYS of re-
moving from the place of their domicil, shall
likewise be exempt from all duties of detrac-
ton or emigration on the part of their respec-
tive governments.
Article IL. The present treaty shall contin-
ue in force until the tenth of June, one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty eight and further
until the end OF twelve months after the gov
eminent OF Mecklenburg- Schwerin on the one
part, or that Of the United States on The other
part shall have given notice of lis intention
OF terminating the same, but upon the cOndi-
ton hereby expressly stipulated and agreed,
that If the Grand Duchy of Mecklenburg-
Schwern shall deem it eXpedient, or find il
compulsory, during the said term TO levy du-
ty on paddy. or rice in the huSk, or ;tugmen-
the duties upon leaves, strips, or stems of to-
baccO, on whale oil and rice, mentioned in art
tlcle VIII (elghth) of the present treaty, the
government of Meek lenburg- Schwerin shall
give notice of one year TO the government of
the United States before proceeding TO do so
and, at the expiration of that year, or any
time subsequently, the government of the Uni
ted States shall have full power and right to
abFogate the present treaty, by giving pre-
vious notice of six months to the government
of Necklenhurg Schwern, or to continue it
Eat It's opton) IN full force, until the operation
thereof shall have been arrested in the manner
first specified in the present article
Now, therefore, the undersigned, L. de- Lut-
Zow, president OF the privy council and first
minlste. of his Royal Highness, on the part of
Mecklenburg- SchweIin, and A. Dudley Mann,
special agent on the part of the United States,
invested with full powers 10 this effect found
in good and due form, have this day signed
in tripicate, and have exchanged this decla-
ration. The effect of this agreement is here
by declared to be TO establish the aforesaid
treaty between the high parties TO this decla
ration, as fully and perfectly, 10 all intents
and purposes, as if all the provisions therein
contained, in the manner as they are above
explicitly stated, had been agreed to in sep
arate treaty, concluded and ratified between
them in the ordinary form.
In witness whereof, the aboye-named peni-
ipotentiaries have hereto affixed their names
and seals.
Done at Schwern, this 9th (ninth) day of
December, 1872
A DUDLEY MANN. t. S
L. OF DUTZOW f.. 81
And whereas the said declaration of Access
sion has been duly ratified on both parts:
Now, therefore, be it known, that |, JAMES
K, Polk, President o. the United States of A.
merica, have caused the said declaration TO be
made public, to the end that the same, and e.
very clause and article thereof, may be obser-
we'd and fulfilled with good faith by the United
States and the citizens thereof.