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 GENERAL INDEX. 27 Chesapeake and _0h£v Canal Company, Chile, (continued.) charter ot] iv. 101, 232, 602, 793; v. 197, liable to condemnation, with exceptions, 722,,802. _, viii. 437. subscription to stock rn, iv. 293, 294. Art. 14. Contrubund articles, viii. 437. debt of certain cities for stock in, assumed Art. 15. All articles not enumerated in urby United States, v. 31. ticle 14 to be free, except to blockcded Chesapeake, Frigatc, rebuilding of§ ii. 699, 776. ports, viii. 437. Chcsnut, Samuel, to be paid for a horse lost, vi. Art. 16. Contrnbund articles not to con- 400· demn those not contraband, viii._437. Chester, John, allowance to, vi. 66. Art. 17. Blockcde, viii. 437. -—-—, Sianeon, Heirs aj, grant of land to, ii. Art. 18. Regulationofvisitsutsen.,viii.43B. 101 ; vi. 43. Art. 19. Sea letters or passports to vessels Chcver, Mary, pension allowed to, vi. 134. in case of war, viii. 438. Chew, Beverly, and others, proceeds of seizure Art. 20. Vessels under convoy, viii. 438. to be paid to, vi. 464. Art. 21. Prize courts, viii. 439. ·-—-, William W., appropriation for, v. 431. Art. 22. No citizen of either party to enter Chiapclla, Celcstin, land claim confirmed to, vi. the service of an enemy of the other, _ 489. viii. 439. Chickasaw Indians, Art. 23. In case of war between the parties, treaty with the Chickasuws, January 10, six months to be allowed to persons re- 1786, vii. 24. siding on the coast, and one year to pertreaty with the Chickasuws, October 24, sons in the interior, to dispose of their 1801, vii. 65. propert und remove, viii. 439. treaty with the Chickasuws, July 23, 1805, Art. 24. hrivate end public debts shall not vii. 89. be sequestrated or confiscated in case of treaty with the Chickasaws, September 20, war, viii. 439. 1816, vii. 150. Art. 25. Public agents on the footing of treaty with the Clnickasaws, October 19, thoseof themostfavorednutions,viii.439. 1818, vii. 192. Art. 26. Consuls, viii. 439. treaty with the Chickasnws, October 20, Art. 27. Consuls must exhibit their com- 1832, vii. 381. missions, viii. 440. articles supplementary to, and explanatory Art. 28. Immunities of consuls, &c., viii. ot, the treaty with the Chioka cws of 440. October 20, 1832, October 22, 1832, vii. Art. 29. Consuls may require the uid of 388. the civil authorities to arrest deserters. convention with the Chickusaws, May 24, Desertors must be sent buck within two 1834, vii. 450. months, viii. 440. Childers, Edwin H. See John P. Hickman, vi. Art. 30. A consular convention to be 848. formed, viii. 440. ——-—·-, Natltuniel, allowance to, vi. 443. Art. 31. The treaty to be in force for Children, of naturalized persons. See Natural- twelve years. Individuals to be responization, p. 119. sible for infringements. Manner of pro- Chile, ceeding in case of infringement. Ex- Gencral Convention of Peace, Amity, Com- isting treaties not to be adected by this mmm, and Navigation with, May 16, treaty. This treaty to be ratified in nine 1832, viii. 434. months, viii. 441. Article 1. Peace and friendship estab- An Additional Explanatory Convention to lished, viii. 434. the Treat between the United States and Art. 2. Favors granted to other nations the Repulllio of Chile, September 1, 1833, shall become common to both. Excep- viii. 456. tions, viii. 434. The treaty of May 16, 1832, to be carried Art. 3. Commerce and navigation. Coast- into effect, notwithstanding the ratificaing trade excepted, viii. 434. tions were not exchanged in the time Art. 4. Merchants and others free to man- limited, viii. 456. age their business, viii. 435. Article 1. Stipulations of the 2d article, Art. 5. Indemnification for embargo or de- how to be understood, viii. 456. tention, viii. 435. Art. 2. Explanation ofnrticle 10, viii. 457. Art. 6. Assistzmce to be secured to vessels Art. 3. ¢* Deserters" not to include slaves, in the rivers, ports, &c., from pirates and viii. 457. _ enemies, or in cose of distress, viii. 435. Art. 4. Ratifications to be exchanged with- Art. 7. Vessels captured by pirates to be in eight months, viii. 457. restored, viii. 435. Chiles, Thomas, pension allowed to, vi. 26. Art. 8. Protection to vessels, &c., ship- Chillicothe Bank, allowance to, for interest and wrecked, viii. 435. advances, vi. 414. Art. 9. Personal and reel estate may be Chilton, John, Heirs of, allowance to, vi. 731. disposed of and taken by succession, &c., China, _ viii. 435. Treaty wit/1. China, July 3, 1844, viii. 592. Art. 10. Protection to residents in either Article 1. Peace and amity established becountry, viii. 436. tween the United States and China, viii. Art. 11. Liberty ofconscience, viii. 436. 592. _ Art. 12. Free hips make free goods, viii. Art. 2. Citizcnsof theUnited Statestrading 436. with China to pay the dutie prescribed Art. 13. Neutrulproperty in encmy's ships. in the tarill'. Fees and charges wholly