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 GENERAL INDEX. 37 Colombia, (continued.) Colonial Trade, (British ) Art. 7. Ships or vessels of either party cap- interdicted with British ships to American by pirates to be delivered up, viii. pgrts, iii. 432. See British Colonies, p. Art:•t3.3&ssistance in case of shipwreck, gogomicharrl, pension allowed to, vi. 23. vm. u Tl., William S., bs ' Art. 9. Citizens of each of the parties may qvi. 760. to e Pmd for Ewmen dispose of their goods in the jurisdiction Colson, David, pension restored to, vi. 417. of the other. Succession to estates of Colt, William, to be paid for services, vi. 755. foreigners, viii. 308. Caltsr, Jolm, land warrant to be issued to vi. Art. 10. Special protection to be given to 65. , $51 ope;-2:;;, apidi rgpéaerty of citizens of Calugribiu, District of See Districtqf Columbia, 5° ‘ • Art. ll. Security of conscience, viii. 310. Columbia Turnpike Roads, charter of ii. 570, Art. 12. Citizens of either party may sail 577; iii. 284, 391. i with their ships from_any port to the Cclumbiau College, in the District of Columbia, places of those who are at enmity with incorporated, vi.255. either party, viii. 310. donation to, iv. 603. Art. 13. Neutral property found on board medical faculty in, v. 672. enemy’s vessel shall be held and consid- —-—·—-—·——·, obligations, &.c., to be ex. ered 3a; enemy’s property. Exceptions, changed with trustees of; vi. 373. vm. . ··—————-————· authorized to sell land vi. Art. 14. Liberty of navigation and com- 751. ’ ’ merce to extend to all kinds of merohan· —-——-Institute, incorporated, vi. 214. disegirécept certain contraband articles, ———-—§—-·——-, use of land granted to, vi vm. . . Ai;. 15. al13e1g1c-er merchandise to be held -—-—-—Tr-—-—,g1;nt of land to, vi. 316. ree, vin. ... —--—— nsurame om an, incor rated vt. Art. 16. Articles of contraband found in a 198. P y po , vessel bound to an enemy’s port shall be ——-——- Library Company, incorporated, vi. 5I. subject to confiscation, viii. 312. Columbus, Art. 17. Vessels sailing for a port besieged portrait of} to be placed in the library of without notice may be turned away, viii. congress, iv. 78. 314. Columns. See Buoys, Beacons, &o. Art. 18. Regulation of visits at sea,viii.3l4. Comalcskee, or Challenge, land relinquished to, Art. 19. Agreement entered into to avoid vi. 441. vcxation in the examination of papers Comb, Charles, Children aj, land claim conrelutive to the ownership of vessels, &c., tirmed to, vi. 528. viii. 314. Cvqnbhwtiore, to resist laws, i. 596. Art. 20. Vessels under convoy, viii. 316. Combs, Leslie, pension to, vi. 638. Art. 21. Prize courts alone to take cogni- Comeau, Alexander, land claim confirmed to, vi. zance of prize causes, viii. 316. 808. Art. 22. No citizen of either contracting -—-—--,.han Baptiste, authorized to enter land, party shall accept a commission, &c., vi. 820, 871. viii. 316. Comet, indemnity for loss of slaves on board ot} Art. 23. Six months allowed to merchants payment of, v. 601. to remove in ease of war, viii. 316. Comins, Jonas, pension to, vi. 654. Art. 24. Debts of individuals, in case of Commerce. See Foreign Commerce. Naviwar, not to be sequestered, viii. 316. gation. Ship:. Portugal. Colombia, Art. 25. Same favorstobe granted to en- foreign, accurate statements of, provided voys, &.c., as enjoyed by the most fa- for, iii. 541; v. 507, 537. vored nations, viii. 316. obsolete act for protection ot§ against Art. 26. Consuls to be admittedin all ports, France, i. 561, 565, 578, 611, 613. viii. 318. obsolete act for protection of, against Trip· Art. 27. Consuls to exhibit their commis· oli, ii. 129, 130. sions, viii. 318. obsolete act for protection against Barbary Art. 28. Consuls and persons attached to powers, ii. 206, 291. their service exempt from public service, with Prussia, iv. viii. 318. with Spain, iv. 578, 741. Art. 29. Consuls have power to require the with British colonies, iii. 432, 602, 740 3 iv. assistance of the authorities for the ur- 419. rest, &c., of deserters, viii. 318. power of congress to regulate, i. 13. Art. 30. A consular convention to be agreed appropriations for extending, ii. 206. upon, viii. 320. use of cnemy’s licenses prohibited, iii. Art. 31. Points agreed upon relative to the 84. treaty. Treaty to remain in force for with Cayenne, v. 489. twelve years. Harmony and good cor- with Miquelon and St. Pierre Islands, v. respondence between the two nations. 748. No reprisals in case of parties not agree- with Martinique and Guadeloupe, iv. 269, ing to the treaty. Treaty to be approved 573. and ratifications exchanged in eight discriminating duties on goods and vessels. months, viii. 320. See those titles. Act to curry said treaty into effect, iv. 515. digest of foreign regulations of; v. 24.