UNITED STATES v. M`GILL


4 U.S. 426 (____)

4 Dall. 426

The United States versus James M'Gill.

Supreme Court of United States.


PETERS, Justice.

It is a general rule with me, to abstain from the exercise of jurisdiction, whenever I doubt my authority to exercise it. On the present occasion, it is not necessary to give an opinion, whether the present is a case of admiralty and maritime jurisdiction, upon the general principles of the admiralty and maritime law; for, confining myself to the 8th section of the penal act, I find sufficient to decide, that...

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