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Brig Caroline, William Broadfoot, Claimant, v. The United States U.S. 496 (1813)

handle is hein.slavery/ussccases0010 and id is 1 raw text is: SUPREkVE COUTRT ti. S. OL .zt fAn sumA, Ch. J. My own opinion was that ihe v jury was to find the fact Whethtr there wais danger in kARYiD.pikssing betweeh Ba.celodna ahd. Salou, and that they mvs. co. ought to have been instricted that if there was danger it justified the del9y, otherwise notd iFi . Feb. 240th. BRIG CAROLIN.Eo WILLIAM BROADFOOT, CiAIMANT, V6 THE UNITED STATES. ERlRlfit to the Circuit Court for tie dishict of South Cardlina, in a case bofseizitre for violation of the fnt in - Vln ..a 4of., f; t +1 1r 4-r un A libel for *JLL O L OY UC a fqrreiture must be Prr- The libel was in the words followig - tieular and e rtain m all the material At a special district Court for South Carolina cLI1h rSasiee district., Be it remembered, That on the day tute the of- of in the year of our Lord tine thousand eight fence. hundred and tle United States of America, by An informal .. libel or nfer. Thomas Parker, thir attorney fur the district afore- mationmrem, said, came here irto Court and gave ThQmas Bee, esq. ma e a'- maeded b judge of the said Couk't to understaiid and i- informed leave of that on the day of theyj 'the. said Cour. United States, by their proper officers of tho customs, did cause to be seized, arrested and secured, a certain brig or vessel, called the Caroline§ her tackle9 furniture, apparel and other appurtenances, as forfeited to them, the said United States, for that the said brig or'vessel since the twenty-second day of Mtrh, ib791p was built, fitted, cquipped loaded, or otherwise prepared within a port or place of the said Utiited States, or caused to sail from a port or place of the said United States, by f citizen or citizens of the said United States, or a fo- reigner, or other persons coming into, or residing in the same, either as master, factor, or owner of the said brig or vessel for the purpose of carrying on trade or traffic in slaves to a foreign country, and also for that the said brig or vessel since the day and year last afore-

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