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Ald whereas il.s said convention ilss been dalY raii6ed on both parss, and the respec- tive sall6cati0ns oF ti1e sasne were exchanged U Berlin n tke Ioash day 0f Nosem6er, one tlsousagd eiahs haadted and forsY.livp, hy Henry Wheasans envoy extaoniiaa- " and ml5nistcf plenipo.eniiaFY q the Uni- s < States. and tke Count Maxinilian von LAfchenfalds chamberlain of his Majesty the king q Bavatsa, and liis envoy exHaordinM- y and minister pleniposensiary asar the Court q his Majssly the King oi Prussia, on the paFt of their rsspeesiye governments:

 Now therefore, he t known, thai !, JAMES K. POLK, President of the Uniied Siairs of AaieFica. have rauscd the said convention so u made public, to the end that the saine and every cfarlsg and article thereof may be observed and fulfilled with good faith by ihe United States and the cili- zens thereof. . In witness whereof. have iereunto set

 my hand and cansed the 1seal of the Chi

 led States t0 be mixed. Done at the |. s.eiiy of Washington, this fifteenth day

 of August, in the year of our Lord one

 thousand eight hundred and for.y-six.

 and of the independence of ihe United

 States the seventy-iirsi

 JAMES K. POLK.

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