The Ship Richmond v. United States
Supreme Court of the United States
APPEAL from the sentence of the Circuit Court, for the district of Georgia affirming the sentence of the district Court, which condemned the ship Richmond, for a violation of the non-irttercoursc act of 28th of June, ±809, ml. .10, p. 13, by departing from Philadelphia* bound on a foreign voyage to a permitted port, without having given bond not to go to á prohibited port.
1Opinion of the Court
Marsharr,1 CL J.
delivered the onini.on of the Court as follows :
The ship Richmond, ah American registered vessel, sailed from Philadelphia in ballast, in December, 1809, with a clearance for New York, but proceeded to Ports, mouth in Great Britain, where she arrived in 1810. ‘ She made two voyages to Amelia island in East Florida, during the second of which she was seized in St. Mary’s river bv gun-boat N „ 62, January 14th, ±812, and .libelled in the district Court of Georgia, for violating the act passed the 28 th of June, 1809, for amending the non- intercourse law. The Richmond was…
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