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Potter v. Gardner
*Elisha R. Potter, Appellant, v. Hannah Gardner and others. Appeal from the decree of the circuit court of Rhode Island, on the report of the master, made upon a reference to him of the decree of this court, in the case of Potter ». Gardner
Sheppard v. Taylor
*James Sheppard and others, Appellants, v. Lemuel Taylor and others, Appellees. Seamen's wages. The ship Warren, owned in Baltimore, sailed from that port, in 1806, the officers and seamen haviDg shipped to perform a voyage to the north-wes
United States v. Robertson
*United States v. Robertson. Construction of bond,. ■Construction of a bond executed by the president and directors of the Bank of Somerset to the United States, for the performance of an agreement made by them with the United States, for t
Edmondston v. Drake & Mitchel
*Charles Edmondston, Plaintiff in error, v. Drake & Mitchel, Defendants in error. Guarantee. A letter of credit was written by Edmondston, of Charleston, South Carolina, to a commercial house at Havana, in favor of J. & T. Robson, for $50,0
Patapsco Insurance v. Southgate
*Patapsco Insurance Company, Plaintiffs in error, v. John Southgate and Wright Southgate, Defendants in error. Depositions de bene esse. — Subpoena.-—Marine insu/remoe. — Total loss. Sale by master. — Abandonment. In the caption of a deposi
Tiernan v. Jackson
*Luke Tiernan, David Williamson, Jr., and Charles Tiernan, Plaintiffs in error, v. James Jackson, Defendant in error. (Jonsi/ruation of contract. — Equitable assignment. Whatever may be the inaccuracy of expression, or the inaptness of the
Winship v. Bank of the United States
*John Winship and others, Plaintiffs in error, v. The Bank of the United States, Defendant in error. Partnership. If the particular terms of articles of partnership are unknown to the public, they have a right to deal with the firm, in resp
Smith v. President of the Union Bank
*Clement Smith, Administrator of Samuel Robertson, deceased, Plaintiff in error, v. The President and Directors of The Union Bank of Georgetown, Defendant in error. Decedents' estates. —Conflict of la/ws. Robertson was domiciled at Norfolk,
Menard v. Aspasia
*Pierre Menard, Plaintiff in error, v. Aspasia, Defendant in error. Slavery. — Ordinance of 1787. — Appellate jurisdiction. The mother of Aspasia, a colored woman, was born a slave at Kaskaskia, in Illinois, previous to 1787, and before tha
Fowle v. Lawrason's Executor
*William Fowle and the Administrators of Thomas Lawrason, Appellants, v. James Lawrason’s Executor, Appellee. Equity jurisdiction. After an arbitrament and award, an action was instituted at law upon the award, and the court, being of opini
Peyton v. Stith
*Townsend B. Peyton and others, Appellants, v. Joseph Stith, Appellee. Land-law of Kentucky. — Adverse possession. — Landlord and tenant. Constructive possession. Jenkin Phillips, on the I8th May 1780, “ enters one thousand acres on the sou
Peltz v. Clarke
*Alexander M. Peltz et al., Plaintiffs in error, v. Joseph S. Clarke, Defendant in error. Mortgage. It is undoubtedly well settled, as a general rule, that a court of law will not permit an outstanding satisfied mortgage to be set up agains
Bank of the United States v. Martin
*The Bank of the United States, Plaintiff in error, v. George B. Martin, Defendant in error. Jurisdiction. The district court of the United States for the state of Alabama has not jurisdiction of suits instituted by the Bank of the United S
Lewis v. Marshall
*Josiah Lewis, Frances Lewis and William Rawle, Executors and Executrix of William Lewis, deceased, and the said Josiah Lewis, Margaret and Louisa Agaid, and Lewis H. Conover, heirs, &c., of said Lewis, and Richard Willing, Eliza M. Willing
Hawkins v. Barney s Lessee
*John Hawkins and William May, Plaintiffs in error, v. Joshua Barney s Lessee, Defendant in error. Constitutional law. — Statutes of limitation. — Evidence m ejectment. The decision of this court, as to the validity of the law of Kentucky,
Levy Court v. Ringgold
*The Levy Court of Washington County, in the District of Columbia, v. Tench Ringgold, Esq., Marshal of the District of Columbia. Executions for fines in Washington city. The “ act concerning the district of Columbia,” passed 3d of March 180
Mayor of New Orleans v. United States
*The Mayor, Aldermen and Inhabitants of New Orleans, Appellants, v. The United States, Appellees. Practice. The parol evidence given on the hearing of a petition, in the district court of the United States for the eastern district of Louisi
Jackson ex dem. Bradstreet v. Huntington
*James Jackson, ex dem. Martha Bradstreet, Plaint ff in error, v. Henry Huntington, Defendant in error. Disseism. — Election to stand disseised. — Adverse possession. — Statute of limitations. — -Tena/nts in common. Where one having no titl
Hinde v. Lessee of Vattier
*Thomas Hinde and wife, Plaintiffs in error, v. The Lessee of Charles Vattier. Evidence. — Public documents. — State decisions. The book called the Land Laws of Ohio, published by the authority of a law of that state, is evidence in the cir
Shankland v. Mayor of Washington
*Alexander B. Shankland, Plaintiff in error, v. The Mayor, Aldermen and Common Council of Washington, Defendants in error. Lotteries. — Parol evidence. — Delegation of cmthority. The plaintiff was the owner of a half ticket in “ the fifth c
Farrar v. United States
*Bernard G. Farrar and Joseph C. Brown, Plaintiffs in error, v. United States. Official bonds. — Action on bond. — Responsibilities of sureties. F. and B. were sureties in a bond for $30,000, given to the United States, as sureties for one
Tayloe v. Thomson's Lessee
*John Tayloe, Plaintiff in error, v. Edward Thomson’s Lessee, Defendant in error. Hen ofjudgmen t. —Execution.—Insolvency. It seems, there is no act of assembly of Maryland which declares a judgment to be a hen on real estate, before execut
Lessee of Clarke v. Courtney
*The Lessee of James B. Clarke and others, Plaintiff in error, v. John Courtney and others, Defendants in error. Proof of deed. — Power of attorney. — Adverse possession. The clerk of the court brought into court, under process, a letter of
Page v. Lloyd
*Maria Wilson Page, relict and administratrix of Mann Page, deceased, Mann Alexander Page and Jane Maria Page, infant children of the said Mann Page, by the said Maria Wlson Page, their mother and next friend, Complainants, v. John Lloyd, e
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