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United States v. Jones
The United States, plaintiffs in error v. Walter Jones, administrator de bonis non of Benjamin G. Orr. The cas.e was argued by Mr Butler, attorney-general, for the United States; and by Mr Coxe and Mr Jones, for the defendant. Mr Coxe and M
United States v. Jones
The United States, plaintiffs in error v. Walter Jones, administrator of Benjamin G. Orr. The case was argued by Mr Butler, attorney-general, for, the United States; and by Mr Coxe find Mr Jones, for the defendant.
Bank of the United States v. Donnally
The Bank of the United States, plaintiff in error v. Andrew Donnally, defendant in error. The case was argued by Mr Hardin and Mr Sergeant, for the plaintiff in error ; and by Mr Ewing and Mr Binney, for the defendant. By Mr Hardin, for the
Withers v. Withers
Reuben Withers, appellant v. John Withers, appellee. The case was argued by Mr Neal, for the appellant; and by Mr Key, for the appellee. Mr Key, contra:
King v. Mitchell
William King, appellant v. John Mitchell et al., appellees. The case was argued by Mr Webster and Mr Jones, for the appellants; and by Mr Coxe, for the appellees. Mr Webster, for the appellant. Mr Coxe, for the appellees. Mr Jones, in reply
Davis v. Packard
Charles A. Davis, consul of the king of Saxony, plaintiff in error v. Isaac Packard, Henry Disdier and William Morphy. The case was argued by Mr White, for the plaintiff in error; and by Mr Selden, for the defendants. Mr White stated, Mr Se
Keene v. M'Donough
Richard R. Keene, plaintiff in error v. John M’Donough. This case was argued by Mr Grimes, for the defendant. No counsel appeared for the plaintiff in error.
Mitchell v. United States
Colin Mitchell, appellant v. The United States.
Life & Fire Insurance v. Adams
In the matter of the Life and Fire Insurance Company of New York, plaintiff v. Christopher Adams.
Life & Fire Insurance v. Heirs of Wilson
In the matter of the Life and Fire Insurance Company of New York, plaintiffs v. The Heirs of Nicholas Wilson. The case was argued by Mr Selden and Mr Jones, for the plaintiffsand by Mr Coxe and Mr Porter, for the defendants. Mr Coxe and Mr
United States v. Randenbush
The United States v. Adam Randenbush. The caseicas argued by the Attorney-General for the United States. No counsel appeared for the defendant.
Mumma v. Potomac Co.
Jacob Mumma, plaintiff in error v. The Potomac Company. The case was argued by Mr Brent and Mr Tabbs, for the plaintiff in error; and by Mr Jones and Mr Coxe, for the defendants.
United States v. One hundred & twelve Casks of Sugar
The United States, appellants v. One hundred and twelve Casks of Sugar, Nathan Goodale claimant. This case was presented to the court on printed statements and arguments, by Mr Butler, attorney-general, for the appellants.
United States v. Hack
The United States, plaintiffs in error v. Andrew Hack, Thomas Sewall, and James Wilkes, Jun., assignees of John Stouffer. For the United States, the Attorney-General contended,
Bank of the United States v. White
The Bank of the United States, Appellants v. Jacob White, David Cummins, and Robert Bennefil. Mr Sergeant, also, for the appellants, Mr Hammond, for the appellees.
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co. v. Union Bank
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, plaintiff in error v. The Union Bank of Georgetown. This case was argued by Mr Coxe and Mr Swann, for the plaintiffs in error; and by Mr Key, for the defendant.
Mandeville v. Burt
Joseph Mandeville and others, appellants v. Roderick Burt, complainant. Same Appellants v. J. and W. Southgate, complainants. Same Appellants v. William Neale, administrator of Francis Keene, complainant. Same Appellants v. Alexander Sangst
Gregg ex rel. Craig v. Lessee of Sayre
Sydney Gregg, by N. B. Craig her committee, plaintiff in error v. The Lessee of Gabriel Sayre and Wife. This case was submitted to the court, upon printed arguments, by Mr Watts for the plaintiff, in error, and Mr Fetterman for the defendan
M'Cutchen v. Marshall
James M’Cutchen and others, appellants v. James Marshall and others. The case was submitted to the court on printed arguments, by Mr Benton, with whom were MrWashington and Mr Yerger, for the appellants ; and Mr White, for the appellees, Mr
Lessee of Binney v. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co.
Lessee of Amos Binney, plaintiff in error v. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. The case was argued by Mr Key and Mr Jones, for the plaintiff in error; and by Mr Coxe and Mr Swann, for the defendants. Mr Swann and Mr Coxe, for the defen
Binney v. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co.
Amos Binney, appellant v. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. The case was argued by Mr Key and Mr Webster, for the appellant; and by Mr Swann and Mr Coxe, for the appellees. .
Robinson v. Noble's Administrators
William Robinson, Jun., plaintiff in error v. William Noble’s Administrators. The case was submitted to the court on printed arguments, by Mr Watts, for the plaintiff.in error; and by Mr Fetterman and Mr Colwell, for the defendants. . Mr Wa
Lutz v. Linthicum
John Lutz, plaintiff in error v. Otho M. Linthicum. The case was argued by Mr Key, for the- plaintiff in error; and by Mr Marbury and Mr Coxé, for the defendant. Mr Key contended, Mr Marbury and Mr Coxe, for the defendant.
States v. Ringgold
United States, plaintiffs in error v. Tench Ringgold. The case was argued by Mr Butler, attorney-general, for the United States; and by Coxe, for the defendant. Mr Coxe, for the defendant,
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