The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-05

or, whole year to wind up their ac-
counts and dispose Of their pro- erty ;
and safe conduct shall be given them
TO embark at the port which they them
selves shall select and even in the event
of a rupture all such citizens of either
Of the two high contracting parties who
are established in any Of the territories
Of the other, in the exercise Of any trade
or special employment shall have the
privilege Of remaining and Of continu-
ing such trade and employment therein
without any manner of interruption, IN
the full enjoyment of their liberty and
property as long as they behave peacea-
bly,, and commit no offence against the
laws and their goods and effects, of
whatever description they may be,
whether in their own custody or intrus-
ted to Individuals or to the State shall
not DO liable to seizure or scqucstration,
nor to any other charges or demands
than those which may be made upon
the like effects or property belonging to
the native citizens Of the country III
which such citizens may reside In
the same case debts between individu-
ais, property in public funds and shares
of companies, shall never be confscated
scquestered, nor detained
Article XII
The citizens Of the United States and
the citizens of the Republic Of Costari
ca respectively, residing in any of the
territories of the other party, shall enjoy
in their houses, persons, and properties,
the protection Of the government, and
shall continue in possession of the guar
antics which they now enjoy They
shall not be disturbed, molested or an
noycd in any manner on account Of their
religious belief, nor in the proper cIer-
else of their religion either within their
own private houses or in the places of
worship destined for that purpose, agree
ably to the system of tolerance establish
ed in the territories of the two high con.
tracing parties provided they respect
the religion of the nation in which they
reside, as well as the constitution. laws,
and customs of the country Liberty
shall also be granted to bury the citizens
of either of the high contracting parties
who may die in the territories aforesaid
in burial places of their own. which in
the same manner may be freely cstab
lished and maintained nor shall the
funerals or sopulchrcs of the dead be
disturbed in any way or upon any ac-
count
ARTICLE XIII.
In order that the two high contracting
parties may have the opportunity OF
hereafter treating and agreeing upon
such other arrangements as may tend
still further to the improvement of their
mutual intercourse, and to the advance.
mcnt Of the interests of their respective
citizens, it is agreed that a. any time af
ter the expiration of seven years from
the date of the exchange of the ratii
cations of the present treaty. either of
the high contracting parties shall have a
right of giving to the other party notice
of its intention to terminate Articles
~. V. and VI of the present Treaty
and that at the expiration Of twelve
months after such notice shall have been
received by either party from the other
the said articles, and all the stipulations
contained therein, shall cease to be bind
ing on the two high contracting parties
ARTICLE XIV.
The present treaty shall be ratified
and the notifications shall be exchanged
at Washington or at San Jose de Cos
tarica within the space OF one year, Of
sooner if possible.
In witness whereof the resrectiv,
Plenipotentiaries have signed the same
aud have affixed thereto their rcspcctiv,
seals.
Done at " ashington this tenth day
Of July, in the year Of our Lord on,
thousand eight hundred and fifty-onc
DANIEL WEBSTER, T.. 81
+. MOLINA. IT, 81
And whereas the said Treaty has beer
duly ratified on both parts, and the re
spectiye Publications Of the same were
exchanged at Washington, on the TWEEN
ty-sixth day of May, eighteen hundred
and ffty-two. by WILLIAM HUNTER, Ac
ting Secretary of State of the Unitct
States of America, and Senior Don FL
LiPE MOLINA, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary Of the Repub
lie of Costarica, on the part Of their re
spective governments
Now, therefore, be it known. that
WILLARD FILLMORE, Presiden,
Of the United States of America, have
caused the said Treaty to be made pub
lie. to the end that the same, and every
clause and article thereof, NAV he OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith BY
the United States and the citizens there
Of
la witness whereof, l have hereunto
ret my hand aud caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington this
twenty-sixth day of May, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand
t.. eight hundred and ffty.two, aud
Of the Independence of the Uni
ted States Of America the seven
tysixlh
WILLARD FILLMORE.
BY TIE President
W. HrNTER. Actins Sec'y Of State
INTERESTING BAPTISM DIR.