PHILE v. ANNA


1 U.S. 197 (1787)

1 Dall. 197

PHILE qui tam versus The Ship ANNA.

Supreme Court of United States.


The PRESIDENT delivered the following charge to the jury: —

SHIPPEN, President.

This is an information exhibited against the ship Anna, as being a vessel from which 42 hampers of porter were unladed, without a previous entry at the collector's office. The evidence on the part of the informants, proceeds from several witnesses, one of whom discovered the drays going from Clifford's alley, and pursued them to Smith...

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