Sixty Pipes of Brandy
Supreme Court of the United States
APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Massachusetts.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Johnson
The libel in this case contains two allegations, and the amended or supplemental libel contains' a third.
The first is, that these sixty pipes of brandy were imported from abroad, and landed in tho port of Boston without a permit. The second, that they were not accompanied with the .marks and certificates required by law. . And the third, that they were imported from abroad, and landed in. the port of New-York without a permit.
To the first and third of these allegations, the record furnishes no evidence, nor, in fact, is if contended, that the article seized is to be visited by the penalties…
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