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NNN N"'e 'hS SiaSt"lSe ndNlHdtlOu CT Dotll the contracting parties is altogether excepted rom the operation Ct this treaty, and of every Jrt Gle thereof

 1 ART. $. Nopriority or preference shall be s''en directly CT indirectly, by either of the 5p"%h H aslh9 pSsS adthg ah eH 6hM M cor G undt their authority, Ill the purchase of any article ot commerce Lawfully imported, on ac- Cunt ct, or Tn reference to, the character ot the vessel, whether 1t be of the one party or of the other, in which such article was import >d, it beng the true intent and meaning Of the Contracting parties that no dlstinctCn or d.f- ,erence whatever shall be made in this re- spect.

 1 ART. 9. lf either party shall hereafter grant to any ether nation any particular ftvor | II navigation CT commerce, 1t -..li immedi- ltely become common to the other party, reely where its freely granted to such other nation, or on yielding the same compensation. when the grantis clnditlonal.

 ART. 10. The two contracting par , hereby rec prlcaly grant to each other La ilberty of laving each m the ports C the other, consuls, vicc-consuls, agents, and com nssaries, ct their own appointment, wAu shall enjoy the same prlvilegesaid p,.were au these Of the most favored na!iCns. But If any such consuls shall exercise commerce, they shall be subjected to the same laws and us,- ses to winch the pr.vate individuals of their nation are subject in the same place, in re- spect ot their commercial transactions.

 ART. II. The citizens or subjects of each party shall have power to dispose of their personal goods within the jurisdiction of the rther, by testament, dUnatlon or otherwise ; and thor representatives being c.tlzens or subjects ot the other party, shall succeed to then personal goods, whether by testament orab ntestafo, and may take possession there of, either by themselves or by others acting fer them, and dispose of the same al thelr will, payInS such dues, taxes CT charges, only as til, customs of tile country wherein the sad goods are, shall be subject to pay in like Cd scs. And i'll case of tue absence cf the re- presentative, such Care shall be taken of the said goods as would be taken ci the goods oi d native Tn like case, until the lawful ow- her may take measures for roceiving them. And ii any question should arise among se- veral ClaimantS, to winch Of them sad goods belong, the same shall be dc.lded finally by the laws and judges of the land whcrcln the sad goods are. But this article shall not dero- gate, Ill any manner from the force of the laws already published, or hereafter to be published, by h.s majesty the emperor of Austria to prevent the emigration of hs sub jects.

 ART. 12 The present treaty shall continue in force for ten years, Counting from the day If the exchange of the rat thcation; and, if twelve months before the expiration of that perud, neither of the high Contracting pM- ties shall have announced, by an official noti- ficatiun to the ether, it's intention to arrest the operation of said treaty, it shall remain binding fer one year beyond that time, and 50 on, until the expraticn of the twelve months, winch will follow d similar notiica- liSn, whatever the time at winch 1t may take place.

 ART. 13. This treaty shall be approved and ratified by the President of the United States, by and with the advIce and nsent of the Senate thereof, and by his majesty the Emper r of Austra; and the ratifcatIon sh be exchanged in the city of Washington, within twelve mCnths from the date of the signature hereof, CT sooner, if possible.

 In faith whereof, the respective Penipo- tentiaries have signed and sealed this treaty, both in the English and German language $, declaring, however, that, 1t having been ori- gnaly composed in the toImer, the English ersen is to decide the mterpreta ion, shculd any difference in regard to it unfortunately arse.

 Done in tripicate, at Washington, this twenty-seventh day of August, Tn the year of ur L I'd one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nne.

 IL. s.] M. VAN BUREN. | L. S. AIS. F. VON LEDERER. And whereas, the said treaty has been du- iy ratified on b. tn parts, and the respective retifcat,cns of the same were, this day, cx- changed at the c.ty of Washington, by MAR TIN VAN BUREN, Secretary Of State of the United statl s, and LEWIS BARON DE LEDE- RER, consul general of hIs na jesty the Em- peror Cf Austria, ill the said Unted States, .n the part ofther respective Governments.

 Now, therefore, Dc it known, that l, AN DREW JACKSON, President Of the United otates If Amer.ca, have Caused the said trea- ty to be made pubic, to the end that the same, Lnd every Clause and article thereof, may be 0bser, ed and fulfilled With good faith by the Un4ted otates, and the Citizens thereof. l In witnl ss whereof, ha, e hereunto set my hand and Caused the seal of the Un.ted State s to be athxod.

 DONE at the city of Washington, the 10th

 day of ebruary, III the year Of our IL. s. Lord tne thousand eignt hundred and

 tnnty-Ine, and of the Independence of the United States of America, the hfty- fifth. ANDREW JACKSON.

 BY THE PREsIDLNT:

 M. VAN bUREN,

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