Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29
The other shall not be cOnfscatod or sequestrated
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Ihe other suali noI DC COnnscateu or sequestIateu
ARTICLE II.
The citizens Of each Of the high contracting par
ties, residing or established in the territory Of the
other shall be exempt from all compulsory militia.
ry service by sea or by land and from all forced
loans or military exactions or acquisitions; nor
shall they be compelled to pay any contributions
whatever higher or other than those that are or
may he paid by native citizens.
ARTICLE III.
The citizens the contracting parties shall be
permitted to enter, sojOurn, SETTLE and reside in
all parts of said territories and such as may wish
to engage in business shall have the right to hire
and occupy warehouses, provided they submit to
the laws as well general as special, relative to the
rights OF travelling, residing, or trading. While
they conform to the laws and regulations in force,
they shall be at lberty|to manage themselves their
own business, subject to the jurisdiction of either
party, as well in respect to the consignment and
sale Of thergoods by wholesale or retail, as with
respect to the loading, unloading, and sending off
their ships. They may also employ such agents or
brokers as they may deem proper, aud shall in all
these cases be treated rs the citizens Of the count
ry wherein they reside; it being nevertheless, dis
tlnctly understood that they shall be subject to
such laws and regulations also in respect to whole.
sale or retale. They shall have free access to the
tribunals Of justice, in cases TO which they may be
party, on the same terms which are granted by
the laws and usage of the country to native citi-
zensi for which purpose they may employ in de-
fence Of their interests and rights such advocates
attorneys, and other agents as they may think pro.
per.
ARTICLE w.
The citizens ofeach of the high contracting par
tics residing in the other, shall enjoy the most
perfect liberty Of conscience, They shall be sub
jected to no Inconvenience whatever on account
of their religious belief Nor shall they in any
manner be annoyed OR disturbed in the exercise Of
their religious worship in private houses, or in the
chapcls aad places which they may select for that
purpose, provided that, in so doing, they observe
the decOrum due to the laws, usages, aud customs
of the country. 1t is likewise agreed that the citi
zons of the one country dying in the territory Of
the other, may be inferred either in the ordinary
cemeteries, or in such Others as may be selected
for that purpose by their own government, or by
their personal friends or representatives, with the
consent Of thelOc authorities. All such ceme-
teries and funeral professions going to or return
ing from them, shall be protected from violation or
disturbance.
ARTICLE Y.
The citizens ofeaeh of the high contractingpar
ties, within the jurisdiction Of the other shall have
power to dispose Of their personal property by
sale, donation testament, or otherwise; and their
personal representatives being citizens of the other
contracting party, shall succeed to their personal
property, whether by testament or ab intestato.-
They may take possession thereof either by them
selves or by Others acting for them at their plea
sure and dispose of the same paying such duty
only as the citizens the country wherein the said
personal property is situated, shall be subject to
pay, in like cases In the absence of personal
representative the same care shall be taken of the
property as by law would be taken of the proper
ty of native in similar case whilst the lawful
owner may take measures for securing it. Ifa
question should arise among claimants as to the
rightful ownership Of the property, the same shall
be finally decided by the judicial tribunals of the
D.. - N
0o9rI.y vTL III Whlv" II Is situated =,
neu 1g 'ae uecease Vi any person holulng real
es.u.e Ml'i'n 'le territory oI one party such real
osyu'e "Suiu " Ille Jaw VI 'ne lanu descend on
alienags, the longest term which the laws of the
country in which ii is situated will permit shall be
accorded to him to dispose Of the same; nor shall
1o oe @ IuVVG'gu y III uo'ug 80 70 hSher or other
uI's !uau u no wole c'Iizou 9' tne country
"ii''''' 'uVn 'e"' es'"'c lS sl'ua'eu'
ARTICLE VI.
The hieh contracting parties hereby aoreo tbot
whatever kind of produce, manufactures or mer.
chandlse OF any foreign country can be, from time
~ h .tlie' ,aM'u'y Imported ln'o lne united states
III Sn1lF vwq VESSELS, may alST 90 imported IN the
veSses o' Veue1uea' and no hsner or other duties
upoh Vue .omnuse Ut Gar9o ol the vessels small De
leNieu vi colleoIcu' wne1ner tho Importation DO
naue ~. III u VeSsel unusr tae nag OF the United
states OF avesse' unuer tne ilag Of Venezuela--
ANA reclprocally Whatever KIND oil produce, manu-
ac'areS. OF merehanaise Of any lorelgn country
eau ca oo, IRON 'Iuo 10 I'lne lIw'uly imported into
Nenezuea III Ier own vessels may also DO import
ca u yesse? o' .ne V9lIea States and no higher
Vi oVIei uuVos upon Vue VouGaSe o, cargo Oh the
importation be made in vessel under tho fac of
WhStovor 90 T h ,oUc,IIy @ sov Ju,S'u o.A.es
od Inv nno nortv in M own yos,po w onn en. Apv.S