The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-28
UrorAnsaton.
NATURALIZATION NOTICE.

THE ATTENTION Of Naturalborn subjects Of Hei
Britannia Majesty b called 70 the 4th and on
clauses or the Decentralization Acs ls7oFs'vis: %
| 4. Any person who by reason Of hts having
been born within the donlplons- OF Her Majesty u
natural born subject, but who also at the time
OF his birth became under tire law or any fore4gn
| State subject OF such Srate, and ia stiu snof
subject may, II CT full age and not under any dis
| ability make q declaration Of silensge In manner
Aforesaid, aud from and After the making OF such
declaration 0f alienage, such person snail cease 70
be q British sdbject ANY person VINO is bora odt
| of Her Najesty,s dominIons Of father being
British subject may, II OF full age, and not under
any disability, make declaration OF 'alienAge IN
manner Aforesaid, and from and after the making
OF such declaration, shall cease to be British
subject.
E1PAFHIAFI0N.
8. Any British subject who has at any tinn BE-
fore or may ut any time after, the passing M this
act, when IN any foreign State, ana not under any
disability, voluntarily become naturanied In such
State, shall from and after the time o. ns 30 nav
Ing become naturazed In such foreign State, be
deemed to have ceased to be British subject,
and I've regarded as an alien:
Provided, a. That where any britisn suD!ecs
has before the passing of this act, voluntarily
become nstnrslized In q foreign state and
yet Is desirous Of remaining British subject,
he msy at any time within two years aleer
the passing OF this aot make decMiatoa
that he Is desIrous OF remaining British sub
iect, and upon such declaration, hereinafter
referred to as declaration Of British nation
ality, being made, and upon his taxing the
oath OF allegiance, the decl8rant shall De
deemed TO be, and to have been conhnualJ,
British subject; with this qualification, that
he shah not, when within tile limits OF the
foreign State In which he has been natural
lied, be deemed to be q Britlshsuoject, unless
he has ceased to be subject Of that State IN
pursuance OF the laws thereof, or In pursu-
ance OF q treaty 10 that effect.
(2.) A declaration OF British nationality may be
made and the oata Of allegiance be taken, es
follows, that Is to say: II the declarant be In
the United Kingdom, In the presence OF 9 JUS.
toe or the peace; II elsewhere in Her najes-
tgis douinious, In the presence-Of any Judge
Of any court Of civil or criminal jurisdiction,
OF any justice Of the peace, or OF any other
officer for the time being authorized by Law IN
the place I'M which the declsrant1s to admin.
lister an oath for any judicial or other ie9a
purpose; If ont Of Her Majesty's domlnions,
In the presence Of any oficerfnth the diplomatic
or consular service OF Her Majesty.
ALSO TO the following extract from the ''con.
vention between Her Majesty and the United
States of America relative 60 Naturalization" J"
Qualifications exchanged at London, August 10,
ls70.) ,o
ARTICLE II. British subjects who
have become and are nsturallaed as citizens
Within The UuIted States, shall be at liberty 10 Ie
pounce their naturalization and TO resume tnelf
British nationality provided that sncn renancia.
ti6n be publicly declared within TWO years aiser
the 18th day Of May, 1870.
FURTHER information may be had on applica-
.,ar ~ LED q. P. WALKER,
'A'A HB H. Consul at ca arleston.
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