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In New Bern, North Carolina, a Vice Admiralty court condemned a small schooner seized by John Malcolm for violating trade acts by transporting shingles without a permit, leaving the skipper destitute.
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New Bern, (North Carolina) September 27. At a court of Vice Admiralty held this week, before the Hon. William Brimage Esq., was condemned a small schooner boat, seized by Mr. John Malcolm, late tide surveyor of New Port, in Rhode Island, but now of the port of Currituck in this province. The poor Skipper who has now lost his all, was loading a few shingles on board her, which he thought he had a right to carry from one port to another without a permit, till Mr. Malcolm convinced him he was breaking the acts of trade, to the egregious damage of the fair trader.
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New Bern, North Carolina
Event Date
September 27
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schooner boat condemned; skipper lost his all.
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A small schooner boat was condemned at a Vice Admiralty court in New Bern before William Brimage. The boat was seized by John Malcolm, now of Currituck port, for loading shingles without a permit, violating the acts of trade.