Bronde v. Haven
District Court, E.D. Pennsylvania
[In admiralty. Libel in personam for seamen’s wages, by John Bronde, James Dove, and William Moore, against Thomas A. Haven, owner of the brig Caroline.
1Opinion of the Court
HOPKINSON, District Judge.
The libel sets forth that the libellants, severally, on the 30th July, 1S33, at the port of Philadelphia, at the request of Jacob A. Warnack, master of the American brig Caroline, of which Thomas A. Haven was then the owner, shipped as mariners to perform a voyage from the port of Philadelphia to the river La Plata .and other places, for the term of twelve months, unless sooner discharged in a port of the United States, at the following monthly wages; John Bronde fourteen dollars, James Dove, and William Moore thirteen dollars each. The libellants further allege,…
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