The Julia, Luce, Master
Supreme Court of the United States
This was an appeal from the Circuit Court for the district of Massachusetts. (Absent, Todd, J.)
1Opinion of the Court
Story, J.,
delivered *, the opinion of the court, as follows : — *The facts of this case, and the J grounds upon which a decree of condemnation was pronounced in the circuit court, fully appear in the opinion of that court which accompanies this record. That opinion has been submitted to my brethren, and a majority of them concur in the decree of condemnation, upon the reasons and principles therein stated. It is not thought necessary to repeat those reasons and principles in a more formal manner ; it is sufficient to declare as the result of them, that we hold, that the sailing ón a voyage…
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