Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-20

he territories Of the United States by the
keus of the Republic of Costsrica under the
10 conditions.
he citizens of the high contracting parties
reciprocally receive aud enjoy iull and per-
protection for their persons and property,
shall have free and open access to the courts
ustice in the said countries respectively. for
prosecution aud defence of their Just rights;
they shall be at liberty to employ, in all ca
the advocates, attorneys, or agents of what
description. whom they may think proper
they shall enjoy in this respect the same
hts aud privileges therein as native citizens
Rr vIII-In whatever relates to the police Of the
s. the lading and unladng of ships the safety OF the
chandse goods and effects the succession to person.
states by will otherwise, and the disposal OF per
II property Of every sort and denomination by SALE
alton exchange testament or in any other manner
tsoever as also the admin stration OF Justice; the
tens of the two high contracting parties shall recip-
y enjoy the privileges, liberties and rights as
We citizens and they shall not be charged in any of
e respects with any higher imposts or duties than
Sc which are paid or may be paid by native citizens
hitting of TO the local laws and regulations OF
h country respectively
any citizen Of eithe- of the two high contracting
lies sh all die without will testament in any of the
itories of the other the consu-general consul of
nation to which the deceased belonged the repre-
tatve of such eeGsugeneral or consul in his absence,
Il have the right to nominate curators to take charge
he yof the deceased far the laws OF the
ntrv will permit for the benefit of the lawful heirs
creators OF the deceased giving proper notice of
ID nomination to The authorities of the country.
ART IN-The citizens OF the United States residing
he Republic of Costarca and the citizens of the Re-
bic of Costarics residing in the United States shall
exempted from all compulsory military service what
kver either by or by land and from all forced loans
military exactions or requ sons, and they shall not
compelled, under any pretext whatsoever, to pay
her ordinary charges. requisitions or taxes greater
h. those that paid by native citizens o! the coma
|cting parties respectively.
Arr Kit shall he free for each of the two high con.
letting parties appoint consus Tor the protection OF
de- reside any of the territories OF the other par.
but before any consul shall act Auch, he SHALL in
& usual form, be approved and admitted by the gov
hment to which he is sent; and either OF the high
ntraeting parties may except from the residence oil
nsuls such particular places they judge tit to be
pied. The Costarican diplomatic agents and consuls
all enjoy in the territories of the United States what.
privileges exemptions and lmmunltles are or shall
granted to agents of the rank belonging to the
ost favored nation and in like manner the diplomatic
tents and consus of the United States in the Cestar
territories shall enjoy according TO the strctest re-
procey whatever privileges, exemptions, and imnunl-
Is are may be granted in the Republic of Cosarica
the diplomatic agents and consuls OF the most favored
htion.
! ART. XI-For the better security Of commerce bes
the citizens of The United States and the citizens
the Republic of Costarica 1t is agreed that II at any
me any interruption of friendly intercourse, any
pure should unfortunately take place between the two
gh contracting parties the citizens of either OF the
high contracting parties who may be within any OF
be territories of the other SHALL if residing upon the
past, be allowed six months, and if in the interior
hole year wind up their accounts ans dispose OF
ner property and safe conduct shall be given them
embark at the port which they themselves sha Sc
bet and in the event of rupture all such e-
ems of either of the high contracting parties who
re established in of the territories Of the other IN
he exercise of any trade special employment, shall
the privilege of remaining and OF continuing such
rade and employment therein without any manner OF
Inter rupton in the full enjoyment of their liberty and
property long they behave peaceaby, aud commit
offence against the laws and their goods and effects
whatever description they may be- whether in then
bwn custody nrusted to individuals to the state
ha be liable to seizure sequestration nor to any
Dther charges demands than those which may be
made upon the like effects property belonging to the
native citizens OF the country IN which such citizens may
reside In the same case debts between individuals
property public funds and shares OF companies, shall
never be confscated. sequestered, nor detained
ART XII--The citizens of the United States and the
citizens of the Republic of Costarca respect vey resd
ling any of the territories of the other party shall
Joy in their houses persons and properties tine protec
Of the government, end shall connae in possession
of the guarantees which they enjoy. They shall
be disturbed molested annoyed in any manner
count of their religions belief in the proper exercise
of their religion either within their private houses
the places of worship destined for that purpose
agreeaby the system of tolerance established 10 the
territories of the two high contracting parties provided
they respect the religion of the nation in which they
side, well the constitution laws. and customs o
the country Liberty shall also be granted to bury the
citizens of either of the two high contracting parties
who may die 10 the territories aforesaid in burial place.
of their own, which in the may be freely
established and maintained shall the funerals
puchres the dead be disturbed in any way upon an.
ateonnts-
ART KILN order thst the two high contracting
parties may have the opportunity OF hereafter treating
and agreeing upon such other arrangements may
still further to the improvement of their mutual inter
course and the advancement of the interests OF the
respective citizens it is agreed that at any time after the
expiration of years from the date OF the exchange
of the Publications of the present treaty either OF thu
high contracting parties shall have the right of giving
the other party of its intention to terminate Ar
eles " v and vi of the pre- sent Treaty and that
Tho atjono f
have been received by either party from the other the
said articles and all the stpuations contained therein
shall cease to be binding on the two high contracting
parties
ART. XIV-The present treaty shall be ratified, ant
the Publications shall be exchanged at Washington
San Jose de Costarca within the space OF one year
or sooner if possible.
In witness whereof the respective Plenpotententia
ries have signed the same and have affixed thereto
their respective seals.
Done at Washington this tenth day oil July, in the
year of Lord thousand eight hundred and fifty
one. -
f. MOLINA, L. 81
And whereas, the said treaty has been duly ratified OF
both parts ard the respective ratlcatons OF the same
eighteen hundred and fifty>two. by William Hunter
Acting Secretary of State OF the United Staes
ca and Senior Don Felipe Molina, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Penipotcnary Of the Repub &c OF Costa
rica on he part of their respective governments:
Now, ther efore be it known, that l. MlLLARD FILL
MORE President of the United States of America nave
caused the said treaty be made public to the end that
the sa,ne and every clause and article 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
,aused 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
k F.i eight hundred and fifty two. and OF the kl'
dependence OF the United St,tes the seventy
sixth.
WILLARD FILLMORE
Blythe PRESIDENT:
W. HUNTER Acting Secretary of State.