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Md whereas thc Sid Convention has been
duly ratified, o. both parts, and the respective
rstilicatinns OF same were exchanged at Lon
don on the sixth day Of February last, by Al
sERT C,r1AriN. lnvoy Extraordinary, and Mn
istcr P.enipoteutiaty of the United States Of A.
r,ericn, aud UENRr ;INwlS AnpISGToS, Esq
i..e ''is B-itaric Maiesty's charge d'AiIares to
She sad United States, CT. part q thcir respect
i've Goyernincn.s;


Nov, theTstnle,i | TnuS Quincy AntNs, Pres
ulent of the United States, haYc caused the SAID
Convention 10 ae made public, 70 Tie end that
the same, and cyaey clause and article thereof,
may TIC observed and fulfilled with good Faith, by
the United states, and the citizen tlcreai.


In witness whereof, have hereunto ~ m!


hand and caused the Seal OF the tinted


States 70 be affixed.


Done at tue CITY of Washington, this nlne
teen'h ,Iav OF March, in the year Of orr i.orc


one thousand eight hundred and twenty scv
en-, and of the independence Of the unltee
| States The fifty first.
| JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
By the President:
IL. CLAY,


/ Sncrptary nj St1tp