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Such vessels shall be extempt from anchorage and tonnage due on the part of the Re- public of Panama . ARTICLE 18 The Canal , when constructed , and the entrance there- to shall be neutral in perpetuity , and shall be opened upon the ...
Such vessels shall be extempt from anchorage and tonnage due on the part of the Re- public of Panama . ARTICLE 18 The Canal , when constructed , and the entrance there- to shall be neutral in perpetuity , and shall be opened upon the ...
Page 272
Vessels , how- ever , continue to enter the harbor at the city of Panama and discharge their cargoes . The waters of this harbor are shallow , and deep - draft vessels anchor offshore and lighter their cargoes as they did for more than ...
Vessels , how- ever , continue to enter the harbor at the city of Panama and discharge their cargoes . The waters of this harbor are shallow , and deep - draft vessels anchor offshore and lighter their cargoes as they did for more than ...
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of Panama , and upon vessels touching at Panamanian ports and upon the officers , crew or passengers of such vessels ... However , the Republic of Panama shall not impose or collect any charges or taxes upon any vessel using or passing ...
of Panama , and upon vessels touching at Panamanian ports and upon the officers , crew or passengers of such vessels ... However , the Republic of Panama shall not impose or collect any charges or taxes upon any vessel using or passing ...
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Contents
Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
James Buchanan Secretary of State to Benjamin | 27 |
Treaty of Peace Amity Navigation and Commerce | 35 |
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