Legal Opinion
The Fanny. The Consul-General of Portugal, Libellant
Supreme Court of the United States
Decided February 28, 1824PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the Court 1
22 U.S. 658
6 L.Ed. 184
9 Wheat. 658
The FANNY.
The CONSUL-GENERAL OF PORTUGAL, Libellant.
March 15, 1824
APPEAL from the Circuit Court of Maryland.
This was the case of a libel filed by the Consul-General of Portugal, on behalf of certain Portuguese subjects, owners of a number of hides which had been brought from St. Thomas to Baltimore in the brig Fanny. The facts proved in the cause, which the Court considered to be material, are the following:
Some time in the year 1817, Robert M. Goodwin, Clement Cathill, James Halsey, and John R. Mifflin, all of them citizens of the United States, and…
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