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TREATY WITH AUSTRIA.
. mliideit gr Tit esitxa imn
or iwttiei.
f .1 PROCLAMATION
r...in Tri of Commerce and
between the United 8ut of America,
Lit it treaty the Empew f Attatrta,
ucn'yn-h diytf AogusUn the yearo
tei.y.iilt.e, which Treaty U, word fur vori.
ti louww : , . , , .
frni tr Commerce and Naciga-
"kn bitetm thrVnUed. Statu qfl
"- America', and hit Mvctty the un,
peror of Austria, r ' .
"i . Ti.- United" SimeVof Ameilea, and Hi
JI.icMf the Emperor of Amtiia, King; ol
llu err end lUctnl, equally animated
rtr le coira nttnlmmiK the reb
tln-icf pood undemanding which have
bi h-rto so happilv ubaiaed between
ih." reunite S.atca, of cxiendmR,
al,, md cooJoliUting the commorciai
I1(!Mrorc beiwicn ihtm, adcori
vinri" 'hat tlU object cannot better
ccon.n Wbrrt thin by d.p Hr the m
urn f a en-We f f-dom if niffiin,
and pnfert rctiprociijr, baifeU uoi
principle fq'? q"F beneficuhc,
bon countrie. he, n ronsr q-irnce,
jgrft A 10 tn'er into neeo'ii'ioo tor th
concluiian of a trctf of com?f rr fn
naviiion for which parpove the Presi
drntfthe United State$ bai conffrrH
full power on Milti Vn Bmen, their
Sftrotafv ri ie; and" His Mjif y iSc ,
Emperor of A-'rU ha ronffrred ht
powen on Lewi, Boron dc Lilert,
lal-J JJijt S Consul fir port of K
Yurk, md thj said ' Plenipven.i.'i;;
hinK rl anRftJ ,htir s' ' fulJ'poer.
found in cood nd doe form, ive enn
eluded an! i?ned b I wii
. Ar'i.lc I. TherttiuUb bfoen the
territory of lf hltj cooiractmg pin-
a rcirjroe.r liberty of commerce and
Wtljctlon. The inhibitanti of their re
inneiife State lhall mutdilly ba lib
tt to enter the porta phcea and river
of the territorial of each party, wherever
foreign commerce It permitted. I he?
sbll be at liberty to sojourn nJ reuda
ioH patta hatioever of ic' terriio
ijai. to order to mend to their cojvimer
cial affair l and thay ahall enjoy, to lhi
effert,the tme ururity protection and
privlf(r aa natives of the cnumrf
wherein that realdr. an condition rf theii
m'xni ting to the Uwi and ordbunce
theie preiOR.
Article S. Auirlan veiseli anivir.R.
either Uden orjn b4Urin the pnrti ol
the Uftiied- fiiatf a. of JArn? r'u ; and, re
ciprof ally,- eel of the United State
si liviri, either laden, or in blls, in the
pons of the dominion of Austria, hll
be treated on their entrance, during
their ta and tf their depprture, upon
the am fontinc aa rational vessels
comingiroin the lame place, with re
spcctdstaitie dmiea of tonnage, light
hoosejr pilotage i nd port charcea,.
well aa to the fee and perquisite
pub'ic officers and all other duties or
chareei of wKItevef MnroT-fJerromin
tion, levied In the name, or to the profit
of the Government, the local authoriuei
or of any private eatabltsUment whutso
-.ever.-
7 Article. 3. All kind of merchftdne
and 'articles of commerce, either th
Produce of ihe soil or the industry of the
I'nitcd State of AmeiSca, or of ony otlu r
countrv, which mv be liwfu'ty impor
v idi iaio tbc port of he dominions ofJ
Austrisr, MXustrun vciseis may also ite
o7: i rh dfte .1 h Vtf s s e U of the United
Sates of AiTica, without pint other
or hieher dnrVL or chartrcs, of whatever
liind or denomination! levied in the name
or to the profit of the Government, the
local authri!ie8f or of any private estali
liahments whatsoever, than if he same
tnerchandise or pioduce had been im
l'orted in Austrian vessels. And, re rip
rocally all kind of merchandise aud ar
ticles of commerce, either the produce
t'f the soil or of trie iddusiry of the do
minions of Austria, or .'of ' iny -other
country, which may be lawfully impor
'M in Vh.e ipr( qE Up yitd 31 ;;'
In rr!s of le t A 1 Pttes, may slto be
' im.-vnted in Au-,nih vfsls wi'linu'
I'yiij; other or M,:hr r d'J'les rr char1.
wf wluievcr kind or dti-onlut'lon Kie t
In the name, or to ihe profit of the Gov
crntiitin, the t')ral-aithfttiiies, or ol any
pIj'e fitiLlithmer.tl whiorf,ft thai
if the futno merchmdiae r prod ire harj
becnimp'Tted in ciclaof the United
ates of America. ;
Article 4. To prevent the prmiMli'y
of any miaundcrittndinj:, H h hereby
iftlard that the-tlpitltM'ttOtTta?ntd
ia h two p-ecediauaJiiicJA'sare.ta
tocu ful.elt!cnf, .appilcbk lb' Aiisiriaii
vestela and their e ire, arriving In the
ortt of Ihe United S'ate of Amtilea i
and, reclpec ally, to vessels of the sild
Statci md tbclr cargoei arrivlrtif In the
ports of .the dominions of AtU,
whether tbe;iBiJ vcucl clejr directly
from the porn of the cour.trr t sthlch
thee respectively belong or from 'the
porti of any other forelp,n couniry.
Article 5. No biirhcr or other oatlei
hall be Imposed on the H Donation Into
tho United Suteti of any rtic!e the pro
duce or manufacture of the dominion of
Austria and no higher or other duties
ahatl be Imposed on the Importation into
the dominions of Austria, of any anlcle
the produce or manufacture of the Uni
ted Siateitthan are, or shall be payable
on tbo like artkle, being the produce or
manufacture of any other foreign coun
try, flor. shall any prohibition bo Im
posed on the importation or exportation
of any article the produce or maauftc
tare of tho United State, or of tho do
minions of Aa-.fi, to or from the port!
of iheVniTe J Sialesror Ih tf rfCnrrST
port of the dominion of Austria, which
shall not equally extend to all other na
inr.i. ! .
Article 0. All kind of merchandise and
articles of commerce, either the produce
of the soil or of t.ie Industry of the Uni
ted States of Annerki, or of any other
rountrfi wbicb my be lawruJJr exporterf
or re-exported from the port of the said
UittdSfae,io national tessets, may
tlsibe exported, or re-exported ihere
from in Austria! teselj without payin
other, or bicher dutie or charge oJ
hatever kind or denomination, levied
in the name or to the proGt of the Got
emment, the local authorities, or cl an?
private establishmerjt wbatiocver, tho
i 'b same merchioJije or prwluce hd
twrn ato ied or re i-XDorteil, In vessels
t,r th.j I ;-ed S'ste of Americ.
Aorv.f' -d?rocl r .taU be obsemH
in the pon of thr dominions of Auttm
r that at! ktrnXof-mtrch3ndrsT-ard-f
if lei of ojmm'rre ether the produre of
r e soil or of the industry r the saiJ Co
iiohnsof Aiutrti.or of any other rout
try, which may he hwfully exported o;
re exnortrd, from A us' rUn 'ports, in n
It. roav also be exported or
r-oiipor!(id theiefrom, In teste's oMhe
United State of America, without pay in
ftihar or hlorher dudes or charget, o
whatever kld or denomituti-w, levied
In th name or to the orofit of the uor
ernro-nt,lhe local authorities, or of any
nrU.ta astablUhment whatoever, than
if the urae roerchaodUe or produce rjad
been exported, or re exported, W . Aus
trian vessel.
A.id the nrae bountle nd drawbacks'
hsll he allowed, whether uch exports
tion or re-exportation be made in vessels
of the one party, or of the other.
actIcFTrlrlrepTeMlrTinderiood
and agreed that the coastwise navigation
f hnih thA contractine Darties, is alto
gether excepted from the operation of
this treaty, an.tot every anicie uioreui.
Article 8. No priority or preference
shall be given, directly, or indirectly, bv
either of the contracting parties, nor by
i.ny Cqiiiptny.Cotporation or Agent, ac
ritig'on their behalf or under their au
thority, in the purchase of tfny article ol
mfteet 4wtu-.y impotxeu, on e
count of, or in reference to the character
of the vessel, whether i: Jc of the one
n ,rtv or of riie other, in wblch such ar
iclc ts imported, it being the true in
tent and meaning of the contracting pi
ties that r.o distiittion or difference
wh-tevcr sh.11 be made in this respect.
Article 9. If either party su nt iici
ter grant to any omcr unuu- "f r .
.1. mi oaPtiril-.
.ir favor in navigation or toutwiw,.
hallr immed'utely become eomnnn o
the other party, Jreely, Mre v itm
erantcd to surb other nation, or on vi hi
hg the isam compctisatjon, wnmnr
erant i conditional. , ,
Article, 10. me tw ivi- -
ilea nereQy , .
Ith.ri. nl havinc, e
cl in the
f .ki. ihr. UonsU IS, Vice"'"
a If f'.rt
pons mi mo vv'v, , .
' ;u' a-.. mrf Commwtttrtes of their
own appointment., who shall enjoy th
same privileee9 and powers thoja o
K most favored nations. But it any
uch Consuls sua ' e """, tccn u aaUnu9ua! tiropor.ioh...
they shall be subectel to the sttme aws ucu, u v
S k which tlje private lojitfid; frTW;!
.i.,k flfliunla shall exercise commerce,
n .j')f::t in
i
r t l IP.Ittt .linn.
Ariicl II. The rl itns or mbjerti
if each pjrty ih!J hjva power to diip'tac
oftljrir persiiml Roods, wi'.hlti l Ho juru
itlrlinn nf lh ink... . l..t . . .1 . .
'i- f?rrif
tatjves, being cltszini or subjects of th-
Her panyl hall fV.cred to their par,
annal pooditahha, h, J.
rouotry wheretl th mid goods are thai)
He whject. t'J piy i?. like rases. A ,d in
'IT.! B.?e(?c! 0l! P'M!V:'
ui,n Koro nu UB unci 01 loe SK1
goods.tsildbe.aken of , broils "i
i native lt like ca. m,!l ih. t.-f,,
ownermay take meaWes for receviHg
thm. And if any q-iestbn ahould arbc
moog stveral claimant, to which of
iu!s of. thilr n niii
HitfiWI, and mat t nnftOnn f,r. unwmciu.. . a iirrc if ..l ih 4A. k rrv'n-iit w nh.
oCeTTiirlTnrvl? tr?ritrWWW ntnewher J 'hone very ' t'hortiy t bt
3ctirrrftjr-ti)emvtwl.miroeofth4me imiiht-m1
HhelrVilrpyingctnJqlf,,tar(.f flr b sonerf- or-on the-nirt-of CJod. e' -r.j:rrT-,f? irhKv,ri?ifcr?- -- -r
v..t, vui, na 1innnoiin'i" oi me f i nj rcmgiiinar in sinner is n.'t u
ibem said gOods belong, the aamo shall J lhat he woulcl turn am! live. Tura ye,
be decided finally by the law and Jodg'.nlturn yti for why will ye die V And
a! lL.l...l.k..J. it. ..It l- , If -L . . ' i ...
S!?.!!'? dJr!?",e. ln ,n)
readr nnblished. or hereaffer t fe-
lihed by lh Majesty the Emncror. o:
Austria, to prevent the etsijjration of bis
Ancle H. The nresnt irv .tn
continuejn forced ten yrs, counting
from the'day ofthe exchange of the rat.
incatlonj and if twelve month before
the expiration of that oeriod. neither
the hign-cotitractimriwnfsirrrilT have
acnounced by n official noiTGcation to
the other, its Intention to arrest the oper-
tian of said treaty, h shall remain
binding fir one year beyoml that time,
and so on, nUth P of the
Z l'SZ 1 t , ,U f?0W -a M
Ur no'in:ation whatever the time at
whkh ii may take place.
fake olac.
AbtIcle XIII. This Trc.y ,f,.ll be an-1
prov.d u. rai6o by the froaidenr ,f
ihe United Sutesi by and !,h the -d
vice and eonsent e-f thr .'Senate thereof:
. . .a. '
and by Ms Majesty the fcmprror of Aus
trie ; nd f,e ratificu..ns shall bo excha-
ngedin the Ciy of, Washington, whhin
twelvo month from the date jof the ig-
nature hereof, or sooner, if nosfibte.
lo fd'h whereof the respective Plenn-
ooteutiariea have itoed and sealed this
Treaty, boh kl the English and German
languages,declaring, however.thV'm.
tog been mtgln.l'y coropoed in ibe for-
interpretation, houid any difference in
, . . ,vo"" I
reirs'd 'o it unfortunate re.
D. re in niplics'e, at Washington, this
en v s;cnth djy of August, in the
y v ir ol our Lord one thousand eight hun-
reu anu iwenrv nine.
M. V AN IWRES.
L. BARON DE LEUEREfl.
Aad whefeas the said Treaty ha been
KuIt ratified on both Darts, and ths r.o.
Lctive ratifications of tho same were this
day exch .nged at ihe City of Wsshlne-
ton by Mjrtin Van Buren. Secretary oflBe willing , to see your own, hearts,
State of the United States, and Lewis,! and to acknowledge vour character.
fBaron do L-derer, Consul General of
His Majesty the Rmperor of Austria, inl
l . a fff k - its Bvnii.i uw m i'ii wv iiniikMsvuuoiivoa
the smd United States, on the rart ofl.v rv. u -. vk- .u.
their respective Oovernmeht.
Now therefore, be it known that I, An-1
djewkaon,;P1oaUent4iD
States of America, have caused thaiaid
Treaty to be made public, to the end
that the same and every clause and arti
cle thereof, my be observed and fulfiUed
with good faith by the United States and
citizen thereof.
h w, tnens whereof;, have
i t hereunto i set my hand, and
caused the cl of the United
States to be affixed.
)nne at she City of Washington, tht
day of February in the year of our L- d
one thousand eight hundred an. I ti: 'v
one , nd of the ludrpend o'-' of the V
nted S ates ol Ari- i thp fit fifit'.
ANDREW JACKSON.
By th PrsM.;.i,
M. VAN BUREN.
Srerttrr of Stale,
Mncrr L i vr.orr.
Vhvljtsi. Cnnrrrexi-svbv "fnHowi"
ing mmnerso: ine msi vj- .ngrcsH a--
its commfticemt'i t are s re dead,
df the Senate ; A1 ims of Mississip
pi, MLea'' oflMi. ois, ;n) Nnbh of
Indiana. Of tt-e House of Rerirese-n-
. i i .
tatives : ISI tUarv ot Vermont, i'o'vt rs
of New Y rk, Miller of Pensylvani
Smith of Virginia, Phi-Ids of Ohio,
and Pettis of Missouri; N' -.e dr-tt'-s'
in two years, two nunureq antj u.tr
ewMK a u 4
t' ;': t'lrt a n?rht;-- ITjw
I p
i-rj'-uiten;
tht
ic)' ahnul 1 It r;! to !e (;!ni ui.in il
th;)" couM. If it l true 1 1 j :tt rt uiiin,'
t)t,t ilK;r own untvilliiinri . P" veal
, .
.Cbrlat.thcaitcanMoa.lroMh'tttiey
...ii j i -,1 ' 1
ft; t(t C.bt,"uo!f
f ilthis were their desire they wouJj
8.iint, fs eitberjhnt he i ubwillin ta
be one, or that G'.J h unwilling he
bou!d hi one; ' We canoot -oa.c-1
i ',. i -1
f'tf '"PP0 ! Vv.fyt oro
b h" . lhaf the jrtm'.hn&t
' on "u Par,J Al ,iVe fcal h
9 j0 Gr,'J have no pleasure -in
'lea,', f .thti wicker'; but -rather
bW Wke the wate'r cf life frcciy, ;
1 f"1 "r? ,n,ff". olten re-
H y.believe; thatahey dirft.t., be
.vH?'?., . Uut hef. ,,eccAvc
...7v...uMV?
T ,u""f, PomP'.
,rtada c,c.rn,"y ,U?P,? W
arc convinced thatreU,ioi u oece.
.iirrta thrJtttabmcati)Lluture Jiapi?.
oeMf-they flatter themselves that they
desire to posse It. Hut obierve
religionItself i not the object of f heir
desire but it future rewards The
drunkard may sincerely desire, the
bieK.ng of temperance, while he ha
m - to" Vidrio hi cups. So
,.. .. - ,r
B,007" mayroesirc tor pietv tweii.
'.V " "i ! f1 T.
l.!.l't .L. '.f . .,. r f .
T v ' t? V? r
t t.. Ae . Do any of you,
m hearers, fluttr yourselves thai
.. .. .L,!. a L. aTL.u?.a.'. ft....
"J "r8"c l u , vnriuans s nave
70U Br'b' thought what it waw"t
be a Christian ? The Christian hate
sin, And loves holines. He huftgeri
en l thrifts .after righteousness. lie
deligbn in the service of G id. It is
hia drink to do the will of hU heaven
Jy-Father. 'r Do lyou "desire t' kir u
Chitiao whols oot syiltiot to forsake
hU ,jni irtA t5 wa!k ;n the ne wow of
r Vi7 ' I - Vu-' s!7
Call to view the s:ns in Which youhabi-
...n tA.. a - . :n-
iuiii i nuii 't,iic j-vu witling
forsake them immediately Luok at
the dmies of religion. . Are you trill
ing to perform them ? If you1 are you
will com mence - a - Ii fe-oft)bed ience
without .delay, Ifyou are not willing
J .L --L!. .
lo do 'hcs5 9'y0U re n0t wUl!n8
t( he Christians t for these thing are
escntial to the Christian character.
Cast away, then, this vain delusion.
nntrr rnfrt i't.rnniim
ia1tral, TA I t Smmifaw tirirtfVtfatA11ivasa)
. M bc so bchri8.fins if Jou
en.tlrl vmi vlrmallv sav thr it rmf
f - j .s. f..u :. ...
"
Jf" ? "hcr your fanlt or
God While) Ihcrefore you exculpate
yourselves, you cast all the blame of
your impenitence , upoa your Makcn
And is not this iropiyiv ?"
Dr. Tyler's Sermon
In Barnstab!e (according to the Pa-
4it)-ok!Miftt-p(i
since accidentally thrown, with the
floor sweepings, into ahog stye. Late
ly in eating a hog's tongue, the pin of
pure gold, ,wa found in. it, but th. i
broach is still lost. So much for cas
ting pearls before swine.
A few Sundava since a simple look
ing country lad, to whose lot fell the
leading question tn the Catechism.
" What is yniir tyime ? replied,
Carrots VV no save 'yoa "That
oatne : twiy an iuc wuya m mc
parish. Sir !" WhineJngly replied the
red-haired urchin. L
An illontnredrjok'er, (as appears
from the Portland Courier) lately
jti it vu.. n .u. i...-
rorcn a lariar." tic u.ri;juicu
wiih a raw chap fromthe country for a
ad of baskets at S40, o& gave a note
with a false namewitnessed by a by.
staoder with another false name, and
sent Johnathan on a Tom-fools-errand
J.nAaii tVi..m Inhnttan
th
I. ilc.
r i;.'f h jiinc lit a I hcn a
leptity tflv'iiif In k x r fft)J-nn.i
"rjti'ii'.cj h: Ln v 'wlnt l.t - sv.a
a'lout." He p it tieccnrrra tit a
mill, and the pin itimo lo ncarl
Kim j:'ti. vn ffftirscfl t'
The" toot wesilie'r h.i.opcrtetl ft
a ft a a 1 i" t .
voraiiy upon the henitn tne, torn,
tcrate one of , t,ie principal Work
men having exper ieqcc J , renewed
attack, from which be b.u not yet re
covered, and which embarrae the
operation ol the fftice;. ..Will' our t
reader fin J excuse in the ctrcumitarf-' ;
ce for aoy imperfeciio'iii " in, the ap
pearance cf the presenfoumbcr?
Camaai Journal,
TOrs-Thc' iri'.h- paper fssyi
Cobbett) ?ay, - that the cattle aqd oth
er thuigi which have been leizert
for the pjiypeht of tithe, have , been
ent to E.i gland td be sold ! Poor St.
Paul and aod SCJ.thus, and the rot
of themi," -ncVcr; thought that there .-f
age
prove ment -as
this. They; ne vet
Christian "Ministers
dre .tnitjr that
-vw.ild aeie the . gvods of thcir,floeks
TnC'.equitry;- nal iccdJUKia tcrba
til v . T '
iviu 1a anoincr.
'"Si. . ... 4 aMaMaife - "'
IPosl .Vising. Our pcliLicallv'
knee drrp irnraersed f cotemporariei
have muiu il!y,ioduig!;d'b pny colo
red pieasitotrii's on the apprjintmcot.
of a M'ws UJUer I as a post master ac
Convenrry.X.Ua I. I Itr apppir)tment
would :cme nr. age of tucVvait im- '"''"lit
was, "iftdispataUly, "a gWioa ' ,lo'p
to hang a ' j kc upon, but we discov
er no pertinency in the remaik's diet-
ted by,', the circumstance, :, S t kpow j
no pvt of the duty of tbe p?t mastcf ' V
in toWns of the mngntturie of Cooyen
try. It. I" w!ich may not be filled, a
well by svbmeti as by men, nd jone
thing is certain, thatfcmjlcs are more
likely to le ryhlinjg and attentive than '
their r!f jufTi " t;t lords, wh i would
naonop:'izy ill tna means of Iivlnj
even in Uie rrglu of retailing pins and
ircrdier; :
Jios(oi Transcript,
Hanging Rock against tthc world
for Squashes. A aqsh vine grew
this year - in the garden ol Mr. John
Truesdel-arlhnging Itok""cfcek,
which boretrn squashes, two ol which
weigh and, measure as follows : one.
of them measure 6 feet finches 'in
circumference f and weighs tine hun
dred and two pounds the other
weighs $6 poonds and measures 5 feet
apd 10 ioches ia circumference. Any
American; farmer who wilt outsquasli
this, thai! be cntul-d to raise:
as big pumpkins as he pleads fr
aught we care j for this is cur nc plus
ultra. -v Camden Journal. ,
The whole fiOg.'-Xt the last torrri
of H U Superior Cnurt, a n-an was
convicted of the crime of Hog stealirg,
snd sentenced to receive fifteen.. Ias?f-.
es. It wjs in evidence that he cutoff
the nog's head and threw it away to
prevent ;de',ection. Afer ;.reeeivifV
his punishment, and while putting on
his shirty he very coolly ..'observed,
' The next r time J do such attack,
ril go tfu) whole hog" 1
lili&if&i.ih. a:: zppctitc.X reli-
&ious se'c't'1!,., ... vi-.i-Jy sprung -ua-m
the county or i-vr. n 4t whose
tenets is u sahue cn-:n ',st'.er at a
meetiiBr vith a miy i- OaeofiTip
female e'evoteeo, n youa lady of a
ihoasandchar.ris, happe.i-d tn eoco'jn-tt-r
a' you.ig gentleman, of wh- m she
was enamoured, and gave him a j aro
c rdial aud loving ' saJute tl an was
quite becoming.' The next rlav shet
received a message from the i ' ;h
priest of the sect, a."'r:g she .. u beert
excommunicated for kissing witU
Xcw Jersey. The rcfii-;.iiaii'niJ
in this ,Stat,e )uve . , , r4. r.
the Jackie,
c90Ue " -.-The
nu3onty iu
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