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GENERAL INDEX. {65 Surveyor, Revenue Cutter, claims of the master Sweden, (continued.) Su and crew of§ to be settled, vn. 168. Art. 8. This liberty extends to all kinds of rvcyvrs, _ merchandise except contraband, vm. 64. of public lands. See Lands, Public, p. 95. Art, 9. What good ghqjl bg deemed mm. of customs, i. ($42; iii. 582; and see Oji- traband, viii. 64. urs of the Customs, p. 44. Art. 10. What goods shall not be deemed appropriations for. See the general ap- contraband, viii. 66. S propriation bills. Art. l11.dIn tplase of war, ships to be furiW¤¢y*, nis e wi sea.- etters or s 0 i". of public lands. See Lands, Public, p. 95. 66. Pu P ns, v n of sea-coast. See Coast, p. 31. Art. 12. Vessels shall exhibit their see.- for canals. See Canals, p. 23. letters and passports, No mmgmblnq for roads. See Roads, p. 148. may pass, viii. 66, 68. of the main post road from Maine to Geer- Art. 13. Mode of proceeding ifcoutraband gia, with scientific observations, ii. 732. goods are discovered, viii. 6B. of the water of Chesapeake Bay, iii. 476. Art. 14. Goods found in an enemy’s ship of tributaries to the Mississippi, iii. 480. liable to be confiscated, unless put on hydrographic, of the lakes, v. 431. board before the declaration of war, or Susan and Polly, Brigantine, duties remitted to within six months, viii. 68. owners of, vi. 14. Art. 15. Vessels of war and privateers shall Sussezar Indians, do no injury; if the do, punishment treaty of July 15, 1830, with, vii. 328. and restitution, viii. (ig, 70. trwy ¤f November 30, 1836. with, vii An. 16. Pumas fitting out privateerstobe 527. answerable by bonds for damages, viii. Sutherland, James, and Wife, seven yea.rs’ hall? 70. pay to be paid to, vi. 676. Art. 17. Recaptured vessels, viii. 70. Sutlers, in army, ii. 363, 366. Art. 18. Regulations in case both nations Sutton, James, grant of land to, ii. 28l . should be at war with n common enemy, Suzone, Fmnqaise, allowance to, in full pay- viii. 70. ment, vi. 583. Art. 19. Ships of war and privubeers may Swain, Elizabeth, pension of her husband to be bring prizes into the ports of either party, paid to, vi. 657. viii. 72. Swallow, Lamed, pension to, vi. 607, 666. Art. 20. In case of shipwreck, relief to be Swan, Sam/z, and another, seven yea.rs’ half- given, viii. 72. _ pay allowed to, vi. 663. Art. 21. Vessels forced in by stress of Swan. Creek Indians, treaty of May 9, 1836, weather, viii. 72. with, vii. 503. Art. 22. In case of war, nine mouths to be Swarcwacd, Jose ih, arrears of pension to be allowed to citizens and subjects tosell paid to, vi. 6I11. and transport their effects, viii. 72, 74. Swartwour, Robert, allowance to, vi. 239. Art. 23. Citizens of neither party to take -————-—, General Robert, judgment against, commissions or letters of marque to serve to he paid, vi. 261. against the other, viii. 74. Swazey and Folsom, duties to he repaid to, vi. Art. 24. Vessels arriving on the coast ot 24]. either party, how to be treated, viii. 74. ——·—, John M, duties to be repaid to, vi. 241. Art. 25. How ships are to be treated ifmet Sweden, by ships of war, viii. 74. _ ships oi; discriminating duties repealed as Art. 26. Consuis, &c., to be allowed rn the to, iv. 2. ports of each nation, viii. 74. claim of, for injuries at St. Bartholomew, Art. 27. Ratiiieations, viii. 76. to be paid, iv. 625. Separate Article, viii. 76. Treaty of Amity and Commerce with, of Separate Articles, vm. 76. April 3, 1783, viii. 60. Article 1. The king of Sweden to protect Article 1. Peace and friendship between vessels and effects of citizens of the the two nations, viii. 62. United States, viii. 76. Art. 2. Neither party to grant favors to Art. 2. The Uniwd States to {protect vessels other nations, that shall not become com- and eifects of subjects 0 Sweden, vm. mon to the other party, viii. 62. 76. _ Art. 3. Subjects of Sweden entitled to the Art. 3. In case of war at sea., shpps of war same privileges in the United States as to protect and assist vesselso each nnthe most favored nation, viii. 62. tion, viii. 76. _ Art. 4. Citizens of the United States enti- Art. 4. Regulations to transact business, tied to the same privileges in Sweden as by the citizens or subjects of one party, the most favored nation, viii. 62. in the domimons of the other, vnu. 78., Art. 5. Liberty of conscience secured, viii. Art. 5. No vessel to be searched, unless in 62. case of fraud. Regulations in such Art. 6. Citizens and subjects may dispose cases, viii. 78. of their estates, may inherit, and may re- Treaty with, of September 4, 1816, vm. move their effects, viii. 64. 232. _ _ Art. 7. Liberty to either party to trade with Article 1. Reciprocal liberty of commerce. a nation at war with the other. Free Complete "security of merchants and ships make free goods,except contraband, traders, viu. 232. _ _ viii. 64. Art. 2. No other or higher duties, dmc.,