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Schermehorn v. L'Espenasse
October Term, 1796. Present, Wilson and Peters, Justices. Schermehorn versus L'Espenasse et al. BILL in Equity, This bill stated that on the 31st of December, 1790, the defendants, merchants of Amsterdam, had executed to the complainant (wh
Waters v. Collot
September Term, 1796. Waters versus Collot. CAPIAS. Ingersoll and Lewis had obtained a rule upon the Plaintiff to shew his cause of action, and why the defendant should not be discharged on common bail. Dallas & Du Ponceau now shewed cause.
Del Gol v. Arnold
Del Gol versus Arnold. A LIBEL was filed in the Diftrifl Court of South Carolina, by the Defendant in error, againft Del Col, and others, the owners of a French privateer called La Montague, and of the íhip Jndujlry and her cargo, a prize t
Hills v. Ross
Hills et al. versus Ross. THIS caufe came again before the court (fee Ant.p. 1847 and after a difcuffion upon the merits, it became a quef-' feion, whether there had been a regular appearance of.the par-, ties to the fuit below ? The libel
Wiscart v. Dauchy
Wiscart, et al. Plaintiffs in Error, versus Dauchy, Defendant in Error. ERROR to the Circuit for the Virginia Diftrift. ' The original proceeding was on the Equity fide of the Court below, where the Defendant in Error had filed a bill, char
Grayson v. Virginia
Grayson versus Virginia. BILL in Equity. 'The fervice of .the fubpasna in this caía being proved, Leivis moved, at the laft Termj that a Dif-tritigas might be awarded, in order to compel the State to enter an appearance ; arguing, from the
Moodie v. The Ship Phoebe Anne
Moodie versus The Ship Phoebe Anne. rom the Circuit Court for the Diftriift of South The Phoebe Anne, a Britijh veflel, had been captured by a French privateer, and fent into Chárlejion. The Britijh Coiir ful filed a Libel,, claiming reftit
Olney v. Arnold
Olney versus Arnold. THIS was a wat of error on a judgment given in the Sit- . perior Court of Judicature, court of áflize arid jail deli-livery, for the county oiProvidence, in the State of Rhode IJl-t and; and the cafe, appearing, on the
Moodie v. The Ship Alfred
Moodie versus the Ship Alfred. HE allegation in this cafe, as fupported by the evidence, ⅝ was, that the privateer, which took the Britijh prize in queftion, had been built in New Yotk, with theexprefs view of being employed as a privateer,
Arcambel v. Wiseman
Arcambel versus Wiseman. THE decree of the Circuit Court, for the Diftritft of Rhode Ifland, was affirmed-in this caufe, without argument, the principal queftion, which it involved, having been juft decided upon the difcuffion of another wr
Hunter v. Fairfax's Devisee
Hunter versus Fairfax's Devisee. BY order of the court, a letter from the Plaintiff in error, dated the 29th of July, 1796, and directed to the Clerk, was read. The letter ftated, “ that the Plaintiff had employ-n éd Mr/ Campbell\ of Virgin
Cotton v. Wallace
Cotton Plaintiff in Error, versus Wallace. WRIT of Error to thz Circuit Court, for the DiftricS of Georgia, to remove the proceedings .and decree in an Admiralty Caufe. At the laft Term the Decree of the Circuit Court had been affirmed, wit
United States v. La Vengeance
The United States versus La Vengeance. ERROR from the Circuit Court for the diilrifl: of New York. - It appeared on the return of the record, that La Vengeance,' a French privateer, had captured and carried into New York, a Spanijb'lhip, ca
Searight v. Calbraith
APRIL TERM, 1796. Present — Iredell, Justice, and Peters, District Judge. Searight v. Calbraith et al. Calbraith et al. v. Searight. Tender. — Foreign laws. A tender ia necessary, though the creditor require payment, exclusively, in a certa
Hulsecamp v. Teel
April Term, 1796. Present—Iredell and Peters, Justices. Hulsecamp versus Teel. THIS was an action for an Assault and Battery committed on the High Stas, and the damages were laid in the declaration at 1000 dollars ; but the controversy bein
Bell v. Andrews
Bell v. Andrews. Statute of frauds. Where there has been payment of the price of land, under a parol agreement for the sale of it, an action will lie to recover damages for the non-performance of such a contract. This was an action on the c
Bank of North America v. Wycoff
Bank of North America v. Wycoff. Notice of nonpayment.— Witness. The indorser of a promissory note must receive notice, within a reasonable time, of the non-payment of the note by the maker. An executor, who is entitled to a share in the re
Febeiger's Lessee v. Craighead
*MARCH TERM, 1796. Febeiger’s Lessee v. Craighead. Sheriff’s sale. A sheriff’s sale of land, by virtue of a judgment and execution, subsequent to a mortgage to the trustees of the loan-office, does not destroy its lien. At a court of Nisi P
Ralston v. Bell
March Term, 1796. Ralston Assignee versus Bell. THIS was an action for money had and received, &c. brought by Ralston, as assignee of Dewhurst, a bankrupt, against the defendant, who had sold goods of the bankrupt, by virtue of an authority
Geyer v. Michel
Geyer, et al. versus Michel, et al. and the ship Den Onzekeren. THIS was a Writ of Error to the Circuit Court, for the Diftridt of South Carolina; and, or. the return of the record, the following pleadings appeared: On the ad of'February, 1
Ware v. Hylton
Ware, Administrator of Jones, Plaintiff in Error, versus Hylton et al. ERROR from the Circuit Court for the Diftrifi of Virginia. The aflion was brought by William fanes, (but as he died, pendente lite, his Adminiftrator was duly fubftitut-
M'Donough v. Dannery
M'Donough, versus Dannery, and the Ship Mary Ford. THIS was a writ of error to remove the proceedings and decree from the Circuit'Court, for the Diftriit of Maf-fa.bufetts; and, the record being returned, exhibited the following fa& :—On th
Hills v. Ross
Hills et al Plaintiffs in Error; versus Ross. THIS was a writ of error diredted to the Circuit Court for ■ the'Diftridt of Georgia. On the return of the record, feveral errors were affigned; but the only one, now .relied on, ftated “ that t
Hylton v. United States
Hylton, Plaintiff in Error, versus the United States. THIS was a writ of Error directed- to the Circuit Court for the Diftrict of Virginia-, and upon the return of the record, the following proceedings appeared. A n action ,of debt had been
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